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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1944

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Reds Liquidate Bridgehead Of Nazis At Nikopol

Red army capturеd Nikopol on the right bank of the Dnieper, defeating German bridgehead and threatening vital manganese industry. Moscow says seven German divisions were driven back, with Nikopol siege marking a major Allied advance. Units widened the Dnieper bend as Soviet forces stormed Cherkasy and Pskov regions, while Leningrad front pressed Baltic gains.

Reds Nikopol Tom Yarbrough London Red Army Nikeros Duteper Nilsapal Moscow Starehel Hlalin Duteper Bend Germany Stan Kamenka Zapor Jani Eddy Gilmore Bioscor Ful Dnieper Cherkasy Rodlo Makilloveky Dniener Nike ‘Apol Nikolai Yntuthi Ivan S. Koney Nazibeld Cherkosy Toyas Todesten ML. M. Popov Nuyosokeltki Bal Bend Qiauig Rikopal-Krovot Hoy Maines Gemany Leonid A. Govorov Leningrad Estonia Lake Peipua Vitensk Cholovo Puletekaya Pelgovo Lyset Strategia Bao Leningrad-Pakoy

Allies Consolidate North Burma Gains Near Tiddim

Allied troops tightened gains near Tiddim in the Chin Hills sector of Burma, routing Japanese units and inflicting casualties. An Admiral Mountbatten Southeast Asia command communique reported RAF dive bombers hitting Taung Bazaar and Dadane near Buthidaung as land forces pressed the enemy.

Delhi Fen Tayo Tiddim Chin Bulls Burma Lord Louis Mount Pattan Adta Taung Bazaar Ang Dadane Buthidaang Hirma

Funeral notice for Manuel Vasquez’s son in Urlelin

Funeral service for Manuel Vasquez, two year old son of Manuel Varques of Urlelin, will be held from ita Nome at 19 avclock Wednesday morning. Interment at Eaton cemetery. Event details appear garbled but indicate a graveside at Eaton cemetery and arrangements by Arm Atrom Mortuary el Eaton.

Manus Vasquez Manuel Varques Urlelin Ita Nome Tha Eaton Cemetery Armatrong Mortuary el Eaton

Four Caudill Brothers Caught After Cave Evade Case

Four Caudill brothers Jere L. Caudill 33 Preston Caudill 26 Roy Broonen Caudill 21 and Earl Ray Caudill 19 pleaded guilty to evading the draft. FBI Agent Bryce said they hid in caves and hunted deer meat to dodge military service and were arrested after four months. Bond set at $25,000.

Bresal Pour Brothers Gurtau New Mexico Soliee D. A. Bryce FBE el Pato Tex Jere L. Caudill Preston Caudill Roy Broonen Caudill Earl Ray Cavill U. S Csommiasioner Jethro &. Vaught H Cade

Colorado House Backs Anti Japanese Property Bill

Denver February 8 House of Representatives approved a resolution forcing a two thirds vote for final passage to place on the next general ballot a constitutional amendment restricting Japanese ownership of real property. The measure drew 48 to 16 in favor with strong GOP backing and the Senate expected to weigh it next, where only a simple majority may not suffice for final approval.

Denver Marehaliing Colorado House of Pha Senate Bailey Fred A. Houck Victor Hanson Watden B. Mervicg Laporte Viet Lor Jackson Callan James Jones Manzanotn J. [O. Kerr Montrose Tom Ktolatt Durango Floyd 3. Ceneh Puch Ja Donald Lesher Helver Guy Bo Martii Idaho” Springs Roy AfeConno Monte Vista N. J. Miller Halon Clifford D. Macken Oglivie Corsey Roy Owena Holyoke Tavvy Regera Molnnes Harry Lavhure Austin O. B. Schelley Bret J. R. Shistoy Anton L. A. Shatwell, Jr Aurora Art Sparks Denvar Hower Veareon Whealridge Sterling Cawifield Puebto John Horamnan Stockville Leonard Huduol Las Animas Frank Lacombe Saninfa Jon la Gruc Trinidads Pat Magi Jr H. Strain Lamar Herold Cabot Wray WL. Cominis Pueblo Willis de O'Arlen Sulila

8000 Japs and 286 Yanks Die In Marshalls

American forces capture Kwajalein atoll in the Marshall Islands. Casualties reported show 8000 Japanese killed and 286 Americans dead with hundreds wounded or missing. Descriptions from reporters note extensive bombardment and ground debris, with observers conveying the scale of destruction and the fall of Kwajalein.

U. S. Pacific Peat Harbor United States Kwajatein Atoll Blarshall Islands Adm Cheater TV Nimita Japadeas U.S Woopa Ameriend Giruss Anthony Kinsming Tvst Fom Commandar Noroiny Jans Klinwias Yolig Dispersal Alordge Jas Natue Thee Atoll Kwajalein Island William L. Worden Prese Wal Anther Worden Commandar Kimmins Roi Namur Marshall Islands

Lee Salazar of Ault Killed in New Guinea

Private first class Lee Salazar, 93, of Ault, United States Army, killed in action in New Guinea on January 28. Telegrams to his parents Mr and Mrs Jor Salazar of Ault confirmed the death. Salazar enlisted January 8, 1951, and had two brothers in service. he was stationed in the New Guinea sector with his unit.

Lee Salazoly Rattlass Army of the United States Wig Guldor New Guinea Jor Balazar Ault Salazar Bora Sau Lulk Atau Patou Pte Bgthany Jog St. Salazar Sgt Lotas Salugue

Reds Warn Finns of Incoming Bombing in Helsinki

Moscow dispatch reports a Russian propaganda piece claiming the Helsinki bombing was only a prelude to deeper attacks. The editorial says the hour of retribution is coming and that Finns will regret continuing the war, warning of widespread horror punishment.

Moscow Finland Helginki Algat Orga Izyeslin Helalnki

Senate Adds To House Bill Vote Plan for Federal Ballot

The Senate approved attaching the federal voting ballot proposal to the “states rights” voting bill by a 44 to 40 vote. The plan would require overseas and military ballots to be federal while leaving handlings of armed service voting to states. The move signals a push to resolve service vote issues via a conference between Senate and House members. The administration’s federal war ballot idea would give federal ballots precedence, facing strong Southern opposition and a second defeat of the Tru V amendment by 46 to 41. Opponents warned the amendment could revive poll tax provisions by syncing federal ballots with state law.

Washington Pet Ihasenolo Forcea Eenale Aid House Congress Yi Senate Enriler Dow

Bankhead Pledges Subsidy Extension to June Thirty

Senator Bankhead announced he would amend the repeal to keep the current government food subsidy program intact until June 30. He argued Congress delayed final action, urging agencies to adapt to a subsidy free period and extend administrative guidance and payments to farmers and food producers.

Washington Bankhead DyAnn Feader Senate Palley Trankhead

German Planes and Artillery Prepare Attack on Beachhead

Washington hopeful while German planes and heavy artillery prepare a savage counterattack on the Anzio beachhead. Reports from London and New York describe cautious Allied advances and heavy German preparations as the battle intensifies near Cassino and the invasion zone.

Washington

U S Sub Losses Include New Cisco And S-44 Submersibles

The navy announced the loss of two American submarines, the Cisco and the S-44, in the Pacific where U S subs have pressed Japanese shipping. The total sunk rises to nineteen. Commander James W. Coe of Richmond, Indiana, listed as missing aboard the Cisco. The 844 carried about 60 men. the 844 had a 60 ton displacement and 43 crew. Juanita K Brown and related names given as addresses in Reno and Long Beach.

Waahnetan Feu Ose Ip Navy Nondgtalia Janes W. Coa Richmond Ind Whipner Claco Cisco Case West Tenth Street Reno Ney Biacits Juanita K. Brown Enelld Avenue Long Beach Colie

German Fighter Bombers Hit Beachhead Hospital Killing 27

Two German fighter bombers attacked a crowded beachhead evacuation hospital in bright sun, killing 27 and wounding 66 or 65. Nurses and American personnel faced the strike with courage as anti air fire filled the air and medical teams rushed to aid survivors. The attack drew immediate reports from Lt Col Hubert Blakley and Lt Col Howard Patterson, with officials noting the hospital clearly marked by Red Cross symbols.

Daniel de Luce Fifth Army Amalo Avie Nation Nurs Plint Ted Grong Huberk Th. Blakley Denver Cole Losplint Wito Valdak Sapoe Washington War Department Hossitsl Cov Jefe Youns Dayton Odie Dianes Red Cross Howard Patterson Tls Roosevelt Hospital New York Ulerady Sididtet Hoxattal Praisa T Gladys Joyce 10Ninth Minn

Forts Strike Frankfurt in Great Allied Offensive

Allied air forces hammered Frankfurt and surrounding industrial targets in northern France, destroying German war industry and damaging the city near the Main and Rhine rivers. The attack involved long range bombers and escort fighters, with Liberators and P-51s joining American Marauders and British Typhoons in a sustained nighttime and daylight raid across western Germany.

Tres Lonton Iu Force Krenkfurt Germany Neras Fravkce Frankfurt Main and Rhine Civera Alevaly Wil

Look a Look: Pvt Jos Martinez in American Heroes series

Pvt Jos Martinez of Ault is named winner in the American Heroes Look feature for February. The posthumous Medal of Honor was presented to his parents, with six drawings and a photo sequence depicting his actions at Chicago Pass and the charge that followed.

Jos Martinez Ault Mra Manuel V. Martines Aule Dowhls Martines Chicagot Pasa Afartinex Atx Martinez Bin Luestow

Fire destroys hangars at Barker Airfield Toronto

A blaze swept three hangars and repair shops at Barker Airfield on Toronto's northwest fringe, damaging a small REAP training facility and causing an estimated loss of 370000 dollars. Fire crews battled the blaze, with the cause under investigation and no injuries reported.

Toronto Barker Airfeld

U S Warns Finland to Exit War Over German Alliance

The United States renewed its warning to Finland to leave the war with Germany. A State Department press conference noted ongoing exchanges with Stockholm and emphasized Finland must bear consequences of Finland's collaboration with Germany, including potential diplomatic or military pressure. The secretary reiterated the Finnish government alone bears responsibility for staying in the war with nations such as the Soviet Union and the British Commonwealth.

Washington Fev Secresson Unitad Finland Germany Fine Mail Preas Informaton Stockholm U.S United States Hall Sieland Soviet Union Beitish

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