American Planes Attack Atlantic Wall and Essen
British and American air forces concentrate on the Atlantic Wall with heavy bombers and fighters. RAF raids target Essen while American planes strike Schweinfurt and other German targets in France and Germany, causing extensive damage and heavy losses on both sides.
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Atlantic Wall
RAF
Essen
Schweinfurt
Danibalatad
Idudon
Sonte
Ivy Raf
Germany
France
Vory
Olféanivo
Legou
Yonkers
Ranning
Kesen
Sehneud Noid
Yattle
Uytte
Firng
Nancy
Anil
Diamavilla- Amt
Mare
Sastern
Geran
Baneenthwert
Italy
Brest
Shanbel Eklee
Ma | Frere
Armamenta
Kasen
Pittaburgh
Schoenfurt
Ite
Balbbearing
Vil
Bertin
Portamouth
Aesauit Techy
Aining
al Vald
Slaba
Aid
Tandon
Quebec Refuses Phrove Sendisig of ted For Overseas
A garbled report quotes National Defense Minister 33.7 L. Raletan on sending serials abroad during wartime. It notes Canada considered danger and decided to end a plan, with mention of conscription and allied countries. The piece includes distorted phrases about war efforts and foreign forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Phrove Sendisig
Ted
Canada
Pata
Redela
China
Chaloul
Meads College High Girls elect Nordell Meads president
Fern Nordell Meads College High Girls elected Fern Nordell Meads as president Wednesday, succeeding Shirley Henney. Officers for the Girls and Boys Associations were chosen, with Lesnual Hoke set to lead the boys. Other elected officers include Gilbert as vice president and Phyllis Lowrell as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern’ Nordell
Afr
Roy Nordell
Sixteenth Street
College High School
Shirley Henney
Bit School
Nordett
Witl
Lesnunl Hoke
Mrz
Marie Moke
LaSuil
Leaders Of Future To Come From The Chaplains Methodist
Kadena Chu and Amill report on plans to place 27 The Methodist elmrel leaders from the chaplains corps. Stewart Patterson of Washington Paligraon cites chaplains who faced danger alongside fighting men and provided spiritual care. Seven Methodist chaplains have already been killed as the church claims 0,000,000 members and predicts more days of struggle ahead.
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Kadena Chu
Amill
Methodist Elmrel Will
Riniong
Guy
Stewart Patterson
Weashingto
Ankiie Fayas
Wen
Stellar Soldiers Withdraw From Penn Relays
The Penn Relays director announced that entries by Abell 27 Prt and Cad Archie were withdrawn after violations of AAU athletic alliance terms. The move followed a Brevar pre feasiowit niwleter policy and prompted questions from Nad Teen regarding eligibility and timing.
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Penn
Abell
Prt
Alution
Archie
Ata
Eh, Jaudson
Allietic
Wlon
Brewar
Niwleter
Nad
AAU
Miss Carpenter Wins Scholarship at St Luke's School
Miss Carpenter daughter of Mr and Mrs Ered Carpenter of 1728 Eighth Street earned the James Lola Kennedy memorial scholarship after graduating from St Luke's Hospital School nearby. She plans to study pediatrics after a four month course at St Luke's Hospital and enroll at the University of Colorado next spring with a bachelor’s degree in public health nursing education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbara Carpenter
My. Ani
Eighth Street
Luke's
St. John's Cathedral
Mra. Carpenter
W. F. Allen
From . Greex
Misa. Carpenter
Cor Hospital
Cheyenne Hunts 2 Planes Lost West of City
West of Cheyenne two army transport planes missing since Sunday sighted wreckage about 16 miles northeast of Laramie. Airdropped location unclear, crews comb the Fegan Northwest with Sheriff N B Tucks and Deputy Beavening aiding. Public relations office at Hill Field Utah confirmed planes based at Marysville CA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Emery
Pntite
Army Air Force
Cheyenne
Cheyennes
Ofr
West Willams
Summit Ale Company
Laramie
Williams
Ste. Laramie County
Sheilf
N. B. Tucks Ianding & Beavening
Leslie Schroder
Hillz Field
Utah
Marysylle, Cait
Weather Local 24 Hour Outlook
Wyomen and surrounding areas show variable conditions with scattered showers or snow possible tonight and Friday. Temperatures range from the mid 30s to mid 60s, winds light to moderate from the east, with colder Friday followed by partly cloudy to cloudy skies and occasional brief precipitation.
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Whyene
Alouly
Parilon
Law
Wyon
Plane Wreck Near Springs Seven Hunted for Wreckage
A bomber crashed and burned near Springs Colorado killing seven aboard. Searching parties scoured the area from Peterson Field to Deluder range as volunteers and Army Air Force units joined the hunt. Names and origins of the crew include officers and sergeants from Denver, Conn, St Louis, Puerto Rico, and Philadelphia as the search continued with no definitive recovery reported.
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Astociates Proas
Coloruts Springs
Apel
Ibru
Hatockiox
Inollen
Tere Laday
Petersonfeld Liderater
Uiat
Ghonrila
Cratok
Deterkou
Gince
Rouga
Yaln
Edward H. Coyn
Mra
Gladys L. Coridelus
Ney
Nazis May Break With Turks Over Chrome Embargo
A German propaganda broadcast claimed Germany would seek an accord with Turkey as Berlin pressed for chrome shipments. Ankara’s suspension of chrome exports to Germany prompted talk of a possible shift in alliance, with reports of Turkish patience wearing thin and German pressure rising.
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D Araselated
Frany von Papen
Gertian Am Wasqidar
Turkey
Tyrebiroing
Berlin
Hia
Ankara
Ove Goran Vlows
Germany
Snp
Ateel
Hoover Comforts Polish WAC at wartime show
A Polish WAC named Pestka cried after a performance of The Berry Widow. Jan Kiepura sang Kujawiak as a portly man nearby consoled her. He asked for her name and she thanked him. the man identified himself as Herbert Hoover.
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Allocinied Press
Kew York
Pestka
WAC
Jan Kiepura
Poland
Engineers Propose $1 797 120 City Water Upgrade Plan
The 26 year program, by engineers Binke & Vente, Virangas City, would cost 1 797 120 and cover water works system improvements. The report notes the system is in good condition and outlines rate revisions to secure adequate revenue while reducing disputes. It calls for a new high pressure service area in the southwest and more economical water use.
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Graeley Watery Works
Cajuril
Binek & Vente
Virangas City
Blo
Wild
Diack & Ventch
Yugoslav Partisans Land Off Dalmatia
April 27 report states Tito announced Partisans landed off Dalmatia near Split and Rilluda, claiming 800 Germans captured. Comms note advances near Mljet Jalan and Hyar with Allied control suggested, bloodied but fragmentary signals indicate movement along Adriatic steppingstones.
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Lanton
Jong Kertula Teland
Halagiian
Split
Rillud
Marsal Jost Broz
Tito
Mllet Jalan
Ito
Mlk
Hyar
Mont
Sland
Ehatn
Nouth
Spit
Coordination of Army and Navy Achieved
Military planners report completed integration of army and navy war planning to maximize cooperative effort against the enemy. Gen Douglas MacArthur and Admiral Chester Nimitz are cited among key leaders in coordinating joint operations with Pacific theater focus.
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Fegacy
Pacific
Sebri Marbi
Douglas’ .M Arthuria Ada
Chester W. Nimitz
FBI Saved Weld County Cash Says Judge Bradfield
Judge George H. Bradfield claims FBI saves Weld County taxpayers 3500 to 4000 dollars annually. He credits FBI record keeping for higher plea rates and fewer trials, noting juror fees and trial costs have declined since 20 years ago when juror expenses reached about 4900 yearly.
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FBI
Weld
Judge Bradfield
Weld County
George H. Bradiel
Bradfield
FHI
Air Bosstiva
Allies Strengthen Position Near Anzio After Breakthrough
Allied forces in the Anzio area report a bridgehead breakthrough near Allied quarters in Naples. They have improved positions, captured prisoners in limited attacks, and faced renewed enemy movements on supply routes to Rome while coordinating heavy artillery and air support to deter counterattacks.
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Naples
Ausly
Jashen
Theater Baby Taken To Denver State Home
Infant Michael Gady Sterling, found abandoned April 18 in the Steen theater balcony, was removed to the state home in Denver. The mother’s identity remains unknown, the child believed to be about 26 or 17 days old, and was cared for at the Crerey Wospith hospital until Thursday. Deputy Sheriff W Teftman and Mrs Texhuaty transported the baby to Denver.
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Michael Gady
Sterling
Steen
Denver
Benjamin A. Woodcots
Haya Ie
Deover
W. €. Tegtman
Texhuaty
Colorado Big Thompson project cleared for completion by 1946
The House Appropriations Committee in Washington recommends a 1 427 000 appropriation to complete the 13 mile Adams Tunnel as part of the Colorado Big Thompson project. The War Protection Board approves completion not later than 1946, with the tunnel near 3 000 feet from finish and concrete lining to be installed by late 1945.
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Adams Tunnel
Colorado
O. Harner
U.8
Tarver
Shadow Mountain Dam
Grand Lake
Hose
Green Mountain
Harper
San Lule Valley
WPA
Mir Harper
Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado Miner Survives 13 Hour Snow Slide Braving Knife
Miner Clyde Pite of Blilvarton was buried in a snowslide for 13 hours between a tranhouse and boarding house at Ghansadesh Dives company. He crawled out by grabbing a cable line and cutting his hand, though he was stunned and bruised but otherwise unhurt per a physician.
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Colorado
Aswoetatel Press
Durango
Olope
Allies Seize Three Airfields in North Guinea
Allied forces report seizure of three airfields in North Guinea, with one already in use for repairs. Japanese defenses on Botley Hill and in Mollaundia area weakened as operations continue along the coast. Reports describe advance toward Madang and Hamlets, with large quantities of equipment captured.
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Vendimelera
New Guinea
Japye
Botley Hill
New Gites
Wigelzire
Mollaundia
Madang
Nha Entira Foyeston
Dallea
Hollandia
Alana
Loken
Allane
Tadjét Afrdyeime
Midang
Three Buses With 101 Leave for Exams
Fragmented OCR note details a bus convoy of 101 heading to exams. Mentions routes, groups, and that some personnel departed for active service. Lacks clear names, dates, or places due to garbled text.
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Mon Froma
Weld Selictive Xergica
Gresley ' Toming
sSevAne
Eavilereck
Wereyl
Army Casualties Reach 148 425 in War Totals
Washington reports total American casualties at 148 425 since war began this April, with 26 832 killed, 80 166 wounded, 32 727 missing, and 26 000 prisoners of war. Of the wounded, 33 077 have returned to duty and 1 679 prisoners are believed to have died. Arlington details note five drivers reassigned after a two day strike. George Shimmon promoted to captain at Greeley prisoner of war camp.
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Washington
Cau Ority
Stimson
Lore
Ieense
George Shimmon
Greeley
Wien
Cantal Sitnmen
Toca
Legion Session May Push GL Bill of Rights
Washington April 27 The American Legion plans to press for the GI Bill of Rights this week delaying the veterans affairs bill after House veterans committee members say they want a workable package. Chairman Rankin and Rep Edith Nourse Rogers said the group will take time to craft a provision offering up to two years of unemployment compensation for veterans and women veterans unable to find work after discharge. Rankin fears it may spur more veterans to file claims if not carefully handled.
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Barstow
Nartera
Washington
Lemlura
House Veterans
G.I. Bel
American Legion
Rankin
D-Miss
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetta
House
Legion
National Executive Committee
Teglone Natrod
G. I
Comeltree
Avorress
Soviet Forces Regain Sevastopol Firepower Report
Soviet Red Star says artillery and German bombers hit Sevastopol as Soviet command orders costly defense. Reports claim German positions were identified among city outskirts while Soviet air force tightens blockade by sea and destroys transports linked to Axis forces. Separate court filing notes Marys Kilon Betmnov sues for divorce in county court, citing custody and support terms.
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Eddy Gilmore Morcow
Politiiank Tuto
Alli
Arn
Hed Star
Red Star
Gaia
Cerimana Silleld
Coimunique
Ormeny
MarysKilon Betmnov
Hine
Divorca
Lehnerr
Greway
Ant
Gell and Children
Ewing Appeal for Party Unity Praised at Conference
The report details J Chalivers Ewing of Grentey opposing Hanty in the republican convention. Leonard of Colopada Sorbiza won the national compartteeman race, with Ewing urging unity and cooperation. State Senator Pred Norcrogs of Gresley lauded Ewing's conduct and the impression he left on Colo rad Republicans.
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J. Chalivers Ewing
Grentey
Hanty. Leonard
Colopada Sorbiza
Heyer Wednarday
Leonard
Ewing
Telat
Lennard
Ewling
Colorado
Pred Norcrogs
Gresley
Nas
Jett P
Colorad
Colorado Delegates Back Dewey at Republican Convention
Denver reports ten of fifteen Colorado delegates to the Republican national convention favor Governor Dewey of New York. Eight decisively back Dewey while two intend to follow the delegation’s lead. Five delegates could still switch. Delegates were named at yesterday’s state convention in Denver.
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Corr
Denver
Kongly Wey
Goyamar Deway
New York
Huy
Dewey
Nenver
Britain Plans Stiff Reply To Stockholm
Britain prepares a likely stiffer note to Stockholm over Sweden's wealthier exports to Germany after a previous unsatisfactory reply. Washington and Moscow were also seen taking parallel action, with Secretary Till commenting on the unsatisfactory past response. The record includes mentions of alleged conspirators and a courtroom appearance involving a defendant in a district court.
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Londan
Britain
Stockholm
Sweden
Germany
United States
Washington
Moscow
Till
Army Seizes Ward's, Gls Oust Avery from Chicago Plant
Chicago April reports detail Montgomery Ward & Company plant seizure to remove Sewell L. Avery 63, despite his refusal to cooperate with government officials. Attorney General Biddle outlined actions, noting troop presence and orders to vacate. Officials emphasized federal control over the plant while Ward's operations continued with staff.
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Chicago
Army Metal
Montgomery Ward & Company
Sewell L. Avery
Tony Frou
Moosevelt
Avery
Francis Biddle
Hin
Biddle
Mie Avery
Hide
United States
Faylor
Wayne
Taylor
Converce
Rossevelt
Ward
Nnten
Bockadt
Hera
Ax Opecaing Manager For the de 3, Govarnmnegt
Olm Aa
Barr Aid Sturt Dall
Haroll G. Pearson
Trea
Hrw
Ita Biute
Tie
Herve Center
Meccantie Hiasiiana
Wall Street
Montgomery
Schedul
Tanmarrow
Riddle
Ugo Coryat
Frmy
Ant
la Avers
Vostor
Chirace Anits
Roosevelt
CTO
Anton
Twloa Uurh
Department of Commerce
Attorney General's Office
Posatanton
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StrieFland
Ira
Mary Aphella Strickland
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Louk A
Rodriquez
Dies
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Guayanilla
Puerto Rico
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Rasngke
John BY
Nadler
Mally Nadler
Philadelphia
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Ly & NoWreck
Mompbig
Laingville
Nashville
S. Pan American
Wera
C. J. Lewis
J. DP. Warneyoorton
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Memphis
M. R. Ham
Memhig
Hoover Comforts
Mic ‘Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Dalmatia
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Navy
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Reds Center
Sevastopol
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