Bombers Hit Budapest Schweinfurt Factory Sites
Allied air strikes from Italy and Britain target aircraft plants at Budapest Schweinfurt Augsburg Oberpfaffenhofen and Wiener Neustadt while heavy bomber formations attack facilities near Gyor and Lechtild. The operation involves hundreds of bombers and fighters aiming to cripple German war production as a sixth straight day of daylight bombing continues.
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Aubtin Dealmear
Cahefatead Preis
I. 5
Leary
Downie
Berman Siverat
King
Tealy Gut Waska
Eltath
la Bor
Gerrmany
L5th Air Force
Meagarechmitt
Gyor
Budapest
Vesces
Milles
16Th Air Forces
Brod
Petivecs Geigrsde
Boulogne
Calais
Ratda
Wiener Newstadt
Bad Voslaw
Piseha
Austria
U. S
Agatha
Bad Voslau
Sinftagl
Frank A. Bepez
Trinidad
Colo
Wiener Neustadt
Weather summary for Colorado and surrounding regions
Partial weather note indicates scattered showers and higher elevation snow in Colorado. Forecast calls for cooler temperatures tonight and Friday with little overall change. Some regions may see drier air while others experience rain and wintry mix in higher elevations.
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Colorado
Inday
Lie
Four Pueblo Youths Held on Gas Coupon Black Market Charge
Four Pueblo youths were arrested on federal warrants for violating OPA gasoline ration regulations. Charges include illegal acceptance, transfer and sale of OPA gas coupons. One suspect operated a plug-in plan, another obtained coupons from a youth now in custody. authorities say the group sold them for improper gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
OPA
Mie Auenn Viala
Gentile Injured in Crash Near Air Base During Mission
Capt Don S Gentile, famed fighter ace credited with shooting down 23 enemy planes, survived a crash near his air base after his Mustang was damaged in combat. He was treated at a hospital for observation and later awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross by Gen Dwight D Eisenhower. Britain approves a four year plan to increase war production.
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Sara Raza
England
Don S. Gentile
Wea
aMeston
P the Piqua
Wirfield
Haga
Timon Te
Acme
Olle
Gentle
Dwight D. _Elenhower
Frank C Barta Dies on Wed
Frank C Barta 68 of 613 Fourteenth street died suddenly at 0 40 Wednesday evening. A native of York Nebraska he had lived in Greenley 20 years. He ran a furniture business and worked for several dealers before operating his own store six years. Survived by widow Elizabeth and five children plus six stepchildren and two sisters. Funeral by Smith Brothers mortuary.
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Frank Charles Darta
Fourteenth Street
Atv
Darta
Hranen
Harta
York
Nebr
Greeley
Akron
Barta
Elizabeth Barta
Agnes
Tracy) Cameron
Matie Lod
Wick
Seattle
Olda Kein
el Monte
Caill
Robert Barla Jof Tasco
Wash
Edward J. Klein
South Pacific
Lands McClice
Ogden
Ruth Dayies
Englewood
George
B. McGlure
Denver
Mitchell Ke Gigre
Memphis
Mra
Ethel Sutton
Oakland City
Ind
Orville D. McClure
Uvy
Farragut
Ida
Pico
Joa P. Barsi
fAnecdla
Pis Mra
Albert Weat
Barfare Ravla
Mardin
Kent
Smith Brothers
Mortuary
Russians Clear Crimea Front as Simferopol Nears
Soviet forces report rapid advances in the Crimea with Tolbukhin’s troops within 11 miles of Simferopol and Sevastopol 25 miles away. reclaiming Yevpatoriya and Feodosiya while shelling ports and evacuee routes. The drive surrounds remnants of German Romanian forces north of the Dniester and crushes defense lines on the western coast.
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Bialin
Sevastopol
Simferopol
Ywevpatorlyay
Went
Feodosha
London
Oyldlopol
Dnester
OddueAumdou
Moscow Lunigut
Aciiny Troopa
Crimea
Sinferopol
Yerpntoriyn
Wearlowiyn
Marshal Stalan
Suger
Stvnatopol
Criata Pontventa
Staly
Lynok Formulona
Tawneil Sevastopol
Yevpatoriya
Alorlin
Sovmatoyol
Feodosiya
Shatrapol
Russia
Huestan
Audeo
Yeramenko
Itv
Akmanal
Kereh Pennevta
Ea Tbs
Yevpatorlya
Feodor
Tolbukhin
Ukraine
Stalin
Talbuklin
Macon
Gritean
Segalloyo
Tagines
Germany
Reda Mold
Crinfi
Thagpol
Odex
Falthcénl
Cernant
Red Army
Skaja
Black Sea
Ingtallalang
Keedoslya
Center
Nao
Moscow
Axia
Axie
Norghert
Tshun
Yoinka
Crimean
Karachanyagil
Volbukhin
Prisoner in Germany Bonner Served with Greeley Recruiters
Lt Tavert Francia Bonner age 27 of Greeley served as a recruiting sergeant for the Greeley district for months. He became a prisoner of war in Germany and is listed as missing in action since a February report. His wife Edith Poone and their son Horbert Francis live at 1219 Thirteenil Avenue, with his sister Mildred Adams living in Alyerable New Jersey and his father in Pennsylvania.
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Tavert Francia Bonner
Zervell
Greeley Diatelit
Germany
Dezerres
Fork Beaploy
Halorio
Hunter
Clyde Gymmings
Greeley
Bounds
Bonner
Mra
Edith
Pooner
Horbert Francis
Thirteenil Avenue
Large Crowd Expected at GOP Convention Session
Large crowd expected at the Weld community GOP convention on Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m. at Elehib avenue. Homer Kidder chairs the arrangements committee while Martier D. Stone of Fort Collins will deliver the keynote address after the meeting is called to order. Attendees include delegates and others invited to hear the address and enjoy entertainment selections.
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Conditfont Army
Iepublic
Elehib
Avenue ‘Zy
Homer Kidder
Martier D. Stone
Fort Colling
Porsons
Stong
Tne
War Casualty Toll Reported With Vague Figures
A fragmented wartime notice lists casualty totals with unclear figures including a large total argument and names a secretary of war figure, though the legible parts show a rising casualty count and references to American losses amid ongoing conflict.
Nazi secret weapon freezes seas and ice channel claim
Berlin claims a new Nazi secret weapon can freeze objects within 500 yards to 32 degrees below zero, creating large icebergs in the English Channel. The German broadcast says the weapon can make steel and concrete brittle, while British sailors mock the tale as an old ice-in-channel joke from the North Sea since the Ice Age.
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Berlin
Condon
Germaine
Radio National
Britain
Channel
Mort Sea
Thames Estuary
Ilelpis
North Sea
MacArthur Replies to Political Letter Regarding War Supplies
General Douglas MacArthur answered a congressional request by stating the United States will not slip into internal collapse while fighting externally. In a February letter to A. Miller, he warned against surrendering to political pressure and stressed sustaining war materials for the Pacific. The exchange followed Miller's critique of wartime supply allocations amid campaign talk.
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MacArthur
Washington
Ajit
Deneck
Douglas MacArthur
Hep
L. Miller
Southwest Pacifls
Gye House Monher
Miller
Vetue
Bas
feShonse
Jon
Wistels
Winyer
America
MacArthur Repffert
United States
Abraham Gihearn
Pacific
Macaribur
Thomas B. Newey
New York
Japs Edge to Northwest Of Imphal
New Delhi April 12 Japanese forces edged toward Imphal and Taphal region, with claims of thrusts within miles of Imphal airfield. Allied assessments note Japanese attempts to cut retreat routes along the Dihlanpur stitcher road and move toward Kohima, Dimapur, and the Bengal Assam railway line as British forces push to clear Manipur roadblocks.
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Charles A. Grumich
New Delhi
Taphal
Aupileeentiay
Bare Id Tha Matipuy
Cnnteni India & Communique
Tron
Lon Lewis Mountbatten
Gattheast Agis
Tokyo
Tniphak
Imphal
Jayphal
Sengnial
Imphi
Molvasg
Anther Astralasie
Nomel
Fares
Dlahenpur Stichar
Stichar
Hengal
Yanks Attack North Bases of Japanese in Kuriles and Truk
U S Pacific Fleet reports heavy Liberator bomber raids from Pearl Harbor on Matsuwa Paramushiro and Shumushu in the Kuriles, plus strikes on Truk outposts. Vice Admiral Nimitz announces the April offensive involves the Kuriles north of Tokyo and actions at Urua and Ural Atoll, with multiple raiders and evolving targets.
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Truk
Perons
U. 3
Pacific Fleet
Pear Harbor
Eleventh Army Air Force
Matsuwa
Kuritele Lands
Tokyo
Chester Wi Nimitz
Liberatera
Shashikolan
Kuritea Island
Navy
Ventura R
Paramuchiro
Shuemushu
Pearl Harbor
Paramushira
Skinushu
North Pacific
Kuriles Islands
Ventira
Winga Force
Chester Nunitz
Umen
Nimitz Bald
Tn Central Fassile
Ural Atoll
Carolines
Ural Island
Cfstern
Coal Miners Status Temporarily Fixed in Draft
Washington April 12 The 25 009 coal miners in the 2-thra nga group faced mixed outcomes in the draft. About 10 600 will likely receive continued occupational deferments at least through summer while about 7 500 will be deferred 4-F. The remaining 7 500 will leave mining to join the military, per Dr. G Z Potter deputy solid fuels administrator warning of broader coal shortages next winter.
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Associated Peres
Washington
Thranga
G. Z. Potter
Solid Fuels Ade
Germans Grow More Aggressive in Garigliano Sector
Allied dispatch from Neapiex dated April 13 reports Genoan forces in the Garigliano area southwest of Cassino increasing activity and showing sharper aggression. Observed regrouping by Germans with mining of the Garigliano river, plus minor patrol clashes on the Adriatic front and shelling of roads near Cassino. Front elsewhere remained relatively quiet with limited skirmishing and artillery exchanges near Cisterna and Anzio.
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Neapiex
Garigigno
Cassina
Aplrit
Garigllano
Cassino Aloute
Casalno
aAnaia
Rome
Cisterna
Braniff Plans 35 City Network Including Greeley
Braniff outlines a proposed system to connect 35 cities across five states with Denver serving as a hub. The plan includes routes to Colorado towns such as Sterling and Greeley, and pairs Denver with Los Angeles via Crews Junction. Approval by the Civil Aeronautics Authority is anticipated after hearings and recommendations by the agency examiner.
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Braniff
Greeley
Tanver
Thomas FE
Crank
Beale Airways
Denver Club
Ledoy
Clyll Aeronautics Dour
Denyer
Fe Chile Coloraile
Nabraskia
Wynch
Kansas
Mtextea
Transpore
Additiv
Mall
Mones
CAA
Colorado
Rurt Colliis
Gresley
Sterling
Wray
Port Morgan
Gleswool Sprite -Grank Delction
Montrose
Gionison
Sauda
Leadville
Daronga
Atimesa
Trinidad
Walsenting
Preble
Colorado Springe
Lihver- Wrontig
Cheyenne
Liraule
Rawlek
Rock Springs
Casper
Nowglis
New Mexico
Thaland Fae Suulon
Kankas
Goodland and
Cathy
Nebraska
Chadron
Denver
Apella
United Air Lines Transport
Gordy
Servier
Fos Angeles
Coto
Mta Y
Advert
F. Beltel
Evil Aeronautics Oat Examiner
Washington
Civil Geronautical Authority
Heffel
Waslington
Gory Airlines
Los Angeles
Exauito
Captain Bong Tops Aces In Air Victories
Captain Bong tallies 27 confirmed enemy planes in Pacific air battles over Hallandia New Guinea. The Wisconsin ace becomes America's top pursuit ace, surpassing 26 victories, with honors including the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal. He praises avoiding unnecessary risks while awaiting a ground assignment. His fiancee Miss Marge Vallendall is from Superior Wisconsin.
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Aled
New Guinea
Miehard
al Haneee
Hallandia
America
Erentont
Marge Yallendall
Superior
Wik
Superior State Teachers College
Poplar
Wis
Army Air Corps
Ace
Wil Ie Jost
Ling
United States
Corporal Luttrell Wounded Again in Action
Mr and Mrs Luttrell of 706 Twelfth Street report their son Corporal Lovell Luttrell, 24, was wounded in the left leg by shrapnel after turning back to duty March 10 following a healing fracture. He has served overseas 18 months, previously hospitalized in North Africa, and is now at an army hospital.
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Hebert Luttrell
Twelfth Street
Haye
Lovell Tarttrall
Galf Wounid
Atria Sad
Lultretl
Thair Son
Jim
At & Haga Hospital
Taterell
Hae
North Africa
Lutrell
Poar
Luttrell
Nova
Revenue Office To Be Open Two Nights
The revenue office at 72 Ninth avenue will stay open Friday evening until midnight and all Saturday to assist those filing estimated income tax returns. P Brady announced the extended hours to aid taxpayers.
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Revenue Office
Greeley Aftica
Ieernal Veveriila
P. ©. Brady
Ninth Avenue
Notices Sent To 138 Men For Premaenetian Examinations
Notices mailed to 138 men scheduled for AMA preinduction examinations will be sent Monday April 17 to the North Well selective service board. Additional notices will go out for ZA and 2Fb. Wiley, 28, listed for April 27, will report for preinduction. A separate group of 31 men on April 7 will report for preinduction from the Northly World territory.
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North Well
Truck Crash Aids Motorist After Snowy Route Incident
A Monday morning crash on a snowbound highway near Greeley involved a heavily loaded GMC truck owned by Red Lester Movers. The incident, triggered when Carlarabie Hees veered off snow packed road, damaged state highway property and caused two injuries. John Svela, a state highway mechanic, assisted in moving vehicles. No other major damage or injuries were reported.
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Arick—Reaultrik
Turk
Tod
Greeley
Amit
Carlarabie Hees
Routa
Joesberg
Lower Tani
John $. Svela
Fifth Street
Reea Cay
Red Lester Movers
Pure Street
Fort Morgen
Will
Enick
Geauga Miller
House Debates Giving Congress Voice on Treaties
A plan to amend the constitution would require a majority vote of both houses to ratify peace treaties. The president would negotiate treaties with Congress present, replacing Senate-only action. Secretary of State Mulles discussed informally with leaders about continuing this practice.
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Washington
Congress
Praca
Aleem
House Foreign Affairs
U. S. Senate
Hase
Senate
Houze
Sam Taghint
Usaler
Isiattya
eFo
Nyo
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