Wreckage of German Panzer Divisions Strewn Across Belgian Front
Hal Boyle reports from near Colles Belgium on December 28 as American forces halted Von Kunststedt's assault along the Meuse river. Vast German panzer wreckage blankets fields and woods with hundreds dead and more than 1,200 prisoners taken or reported. The retreat marks a sharp German halt and a pivotal moment in the Allied advance.
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Hal Boyle
Colles
Belgium
von Kunststedt
Meuse
Bolpinor
Nazi Arma
Adolf Hitler
Jook
Iver Cram
Drunken Driver Sentenced for Death in Car Crash
Cororada Springs March 28. A drunken driver was sentenced to eight years in the state penitentiary for the death of Nova Christie, age 21, in a collision on the Colerain Springs Expressway August 20. The verdict was by a district court jury. The defense sought a new trial and a transcript for appeal was granted.
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Cororada Springs
Mec
Wo Patan
Deaver Atning Hal
Saday
Afrousis
Nova Christey
Nse
Neuvar
Colerain Springs
Deiver Suhway
Atle
John
Meikle
Stavy
Pueblo
Polton
Mulgan Metkla
Hitler Described As Sleepless in Goebbels Report
Goebbels reports in Das Reich that Hitler is sleepless and troubled, confessing nights of strain and poring over notes. The propaganda minister says Hitler lives frugally in a remote setting, shunning daily comforts while fixated on his plans.
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Hitler
Goebbels
Presay
London
Siont
Waled
Adolf Aitler
Shang
Joy
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Gattenlion
Das Releh
DNA
U S Angrily Protests Slaughter of Yanks
Washington reports United States to protest the killings of American soldiers captured by Germans during advances into Belgium. State and War departments coordinate to issue a protest to Berlin via Swiss diplomats, warning German authorities of accountability.
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U.S
Washington
State Department
War Department
Werlin
Longmont Boy Stranded After Patrol Plane Crash
Navy officers recalled how a Longmont boy and an entieted man survived after their patrol plane plunged near Florida. They clung to wreckage and floated on mahogany-like debris as rain and rough seas tested endurance.
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Coral Reef
Koy
Berlin Admits Setback To Allies Amid Heavy Fighting
News reports from Berlin indicate a major setback on the western front as Allied forces under Eisenhower push the front line back. The defeat followed heavy American reinforcements and German countermeasures. Allied and German reports conflict over casualty figures and gains in Luxembourg and northern France.
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Hodney Wheeler
Der
Berlin
Eld
Karl Vm
Rendstedt
Apc
West
Ly A
Eisenhower
Ha Gavan Howte
Gorinagh
Merlin
Amertonn
Winkle
Leon
Clint
Lixentourg
Yalty
Highland
DNT
Yrigrhi
France
Mommel
Tunisia
Fm Slelly
Normanity
Clay
DNF
Alfred Idssea
Local College Basketball Scores and Upsets Reported
Unclear OCR lists several score results including Oklahoma 61 and Avkoman 54 with other mismatched entries and school names. Notable figures include Grand two and AAP at 60 and York yNour at unknown. Overall, provides a jumbled tally of team scores from a single page.
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Avkoman
Oklahoma
Grand Two
AAP
York yNour
AU Tilars
Long Twlanad University
Weeri Mg Ad A Thinhoma A
Mh. Rie
Lovelmill
Bort Margau
Arkansas Beats Oklahoma In Tight Citrus Bowl Playoff
Arkansas defeated Oklahoma 54 to 51 in the all college basketball tournament semifinal, overcoming a late rally by Oklahoma. Texas and West Texas State also earned wins, with Denver edging Texas Tech 64 46 and Baylor eliminated.
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Oklahoma
Oli
University of OklaHoma
Arigeling
Arkansas
Cam Ia
Denver
Swiea
Texna
Texa State
Baylor
Weat
Heylor Avi Wexdy
Ech
Iuarrow
Ward Ward Cites Wrecking Incident At Detroit Store
Montgomery Ward oil company today filed a $60,000 suit against a CIOwnan and members involved in a disturbance at four company shores. In Detroit Dearborn area, the incident at the Sirius Dearborn store occurred Wednesday with about 66 intruders entering the store, damaging meters and fixtures. The company seeks damages for alleged harm.
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Montgomery Ward Oil Company
Ciownan
Detroit
Sirus Dearborn
Versa
Adams Tunnel Work Continues Amid War Production Push
Dec 28 Ralys Park reports Adams Tunnel work continues as officials consider transferring tunnel labor to a direct war production task. Most workers fear crowded conditions at new digs while surveys show current work not essential to wartime output. WMC officials seek Washington approval to reassign crews.
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Ralys Park
Hele
Wor
Maumawar Commission
Washington
WMC
Irun
Anavato
WMG
Colorado
WNG
Raid on Iwo Jima and Saipan Airbases Reported
World War II dispatches describe bombers flying from Iwo Jima and Saipan bases attacking U S airfields on Saipan and Leyte. The raids involved multiple groups, with enemy losses and intermittent American counterstrikes noted as Allied forces advance in the Pacific.
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Air Unite
Tokyo
Hland
Leyteisin
MacArthur
Gow Sata
Amaritan
Negrod Ioland
Zanebuangs
Aiinianao Island
Nhullz
Marshalls
Jay Anese Nix
Kent
Iway
Yostridar
Saraki
Nurih
Satehwanek Kanchow
Kiangfi Province
China
Washington Navy Department
U. S
Air
Burma
Mandolir
Atuskyab
Kanbam
Yash
Sugar Beet 4-H Champions Crown Colorado Club Winners
The Ault Youth page reports the 1944 Colorado sugar beet 4-H champions from multiple factory districts. Winners include Elmar Krebsing of Fort Morgan and Shirlie Jane Uhrich of Loveland, with top yields such as 23.79 tons per acre and 8,564.40 pounds of sugar. Overall, 298 boys and girls started sugar beet 4-H projects in Colorado in 1944, with 229 finishing and harvesting 6,108 tons, enough for 122 freight cars.
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Tryma
Grant Wonlord Sugar Company
Bro
Aelrl
Bhitley Jane Obrich
Loveland
Suger
Elmar Krebing
Fort Morgan
Clark
Denver
Great Westers
Krening
Windsor
Charles Qoginussen
Rownds Eerl Baumgartner
Fort Luptow
Yenelve Hha
Shiriey Jane Uhrich
Colorado
Tucker
Alona
Fort Collins
Viutersen
Anderson
Wot. Mellveery
The
Great Western
C. W. Fergesnll
Olay Leailer
C. V. Maddux
Inhoreblef
James Mason
Colorado Dietrict
Company
Fieldien
4-Hebub
Denver Cattle and Hoge Receipts Set Records
Denver stockyards show all time cattle and hog receipts for 1945 projections. Reinhardt reports total cattle receipts near 895000 head, up 72000 from 1919 and predicts hog receipts may reach 1,050,000 head. sheep around 2625000. Industry officials, 4 H leaders and Great Western executives attend summary dinner.
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Denver
Askeletet Press
Dover
al Reinhardt
Reinhardt
Alan
OPA Aims Ceilings on Live Cattle Prices Spark Producer Alarm
The Office of Price Administration proposed price ceilings on live cattle to be set soon, a move to be reviewed by 26 midwest feeders committee members. Producers warn the plan will devastate trade, wipe out feeding industry, and push prices up while margins spike. cattle interests from eight states condemn the proposal as unjust amid rising costs for feed and labor.
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Price Administration
Hey
Middle West
Madigan
Washington
OPA
Theae
Chicago
de Madigan
Coniok Crom
Pensioners to Receive Colorado Jackpot Around Jan 20
Denver officials announce a pension surplus funded jackpot near two million dollars for about 40 000 age and other pensioners. Checks will range from 45 to 52 dollars, with total disbursal expected in January and a historic prior payout in 1933 of 27 77 per recipient.
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Sail Keuny
Gnmvo Cmte
Toms
Mauna
Colorado
Wien _ pensioners
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