Germans Claim Sevastopol Falls in Crimea Siege
New York dispatch reports the German high command announced Sevastopol's fall after a 27 day siege. The claim credits General Von Manstein and Freiherr Von Richthofen with leading a combined German Romanian force to capture the fortress, despite earlier reports of Russian resistance and protracted fighting.
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New York
Sevastopol
Te Bertin Radios
Cas
High Command
Vertn
Thiseine
Pooplease
Sovador
Crimea Des Falles
Adalé Miller
Axia Srinies
Sevarlopul
Tilers
Sevnutopad
von Monostein
Freiherr von Richthofen
Troops Raid Salamaua Gap In New Guinea Action
Allied forces conducted a small commando style raid near Salamaua New Guinea causing roughly 60 enemy casualties while sustaining two wounded. Military spokesmen likened it to European theater commando operations but released few details.
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Aled
Australia
Salamaua
New Quinea
Cuir
Afac- Avuuta
Sata
Tigh Army
Etna Lava Breaks Out as Lava Flows Over Lands
German broadcasts report Mt Etna erupts with lava flows over uncultivated lands in Sicily. Five openings of the Stellan volcano noted by Berlin radio as Italy provides the source.
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Mt. Etna
Berlin
Gata Anotiig
Italy
Airplane crashes kill many in separate incidents
A Concord Consolidated bomber crash in a March field killed at least 16 to 19 people, with most victims Army servicemen. Witnesses noted an explosion as the plane hit. In Welch West Virginia a large plane wreck in mountains killed at least 16, many believed Army personnel. Eight bodies were recovered initially, with search continuing for orders and kin notified. A Denver bound Continental Airways transport was lightly damaged at Santa Fe airport with no injuries.
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Bresn
Catt
March Pield
Welgh
W.a
Virginia Mowntains
Karl Yeager
Tom Harrison
American Airlines
Premier
Welch
Santa Fe
N. Im
Arlines
Iran
War In Brief: Allied Advances and Axis Standoff Worldwide
War in brief reports Rommel near the Nile, Malta reinforced by Wasp air strikes, MacArthur’s forces in Salamaua countering Japanese, German offensive near Moscow repelled by Russian counterattacks. American air power grows under Major General Hale as Britain warns on North Africa supplies.
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Moscow
Gahatsk
Ted Star
Hawaiian
Maine
Paritie
Hale
U.S
Northern Colorado Eyes Bomber Plant Move
Northern Colorado towns Greeley Longmont Loveland and Fort Collins unite in a bid to lure a bomber assembly plant to the region. A special committee met Loveland to coordinate with Northrup and Army engineers while drafting power water housing and highway plans to serve a 20 000 to 23 000 worker complex in Weld Larimer and Noun daire counties.
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Northern Colarade
Northrop
Waa
Wey
Colorado
Greeley
Longmont
Port Callios
Loveland
U. S. Army Engineers
Denver
Poudre
Industrial Association
Ie Army
Enger
Colarain
Poudro
Weld
Larimer
Nouldae
Tineelor
Who
Ates
Palmes
Fort Culling
Army Engineers
Pentimeral Wales
Armitage
Armilaze
Keeley 13
Linen
T Arch
Layland
Berthoud
Jelnstows
Mulden
Windsor
Timonth
Uton
Ault
B. A. Armitage
al. Gerthine
Harnah Southers
Roy Seaman
Native Ganoemen Save Pitot Ute Crew in Sea Rescue
Native canoe men aided U.S. bomber crew members during a perilous transfer voyage. The aircraft reportedly sank in the Coral Sea. Corporal Ronald Welch of Berlin New Hampshire was noted among those involved in the rescue today.
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Somanthera
Australia
United States
Asnk
Goral Sea
Ronald Welch
Berlin
N. Hynald
Malta Reinforced by U S Navy Carrier Wasp Attacks
The U S Navy carrier Wasp reinforced Malta with planes and supported by its own aircraft repelled Axis forces in the Mediterranean. Air crews reported British and allied defenses around Malta held firm as operations continued to bolster the Libyan front.
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Malta
U.S. Navy
Wasp
Berlin Denies Safe Conduct for Ship Exchange Pact
Berlin refuses to grant safe conduct for future voyages of the liner Drottningholm, prompting the United States to regard the exchange agreement between Germany and the U S as repudiated. State Department announced the stance amid tense wartime diplomacy.
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Berlin
Brees
Wariington
Germany
Drottningholm
United States
State Department
Crack Riders Booked at Greeley Rodeo Show
Greeley rodeo promoters announced a strong lineup with top riders entering from Calgary Sheridan and Calgary area shows. The event will feature new calves roping stock and a beefed up roping and steer events lineup.
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Greeley Rodeo
Arena
Greeley
Heve
Tore
Rodney
Delle Fourche
Sheridan
Calgary
Cheyenne
Farr
Greeing
Barr
Karl Mutereante
Uteng Bing
Buffale
Vatile
Grahma
Mr. Taycox
Chugwater
Wye
RV Oge
Shorty Creed
Nye. Coulo
Ward’ Watkhis
Dor Wison
Boulder
Whitle Ika Rolendar
la Salle
Tareback Horse Siding
Weather Forecast for Two Hours with Storm Likelihood
Weather note indicates brief, unclear forecast with some temperature shifts. Mentions Colorado with warmer center and thin afternoon clouds. Wyatling shows little temperature change this afternoon and tonight with scattered thundershowers later in the afternoon. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse for precise details.
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Colorado
Bamuw
Japanese occupy Nicobar Islands in swift operation
War correspondent reports Japanese forces occupied the Nicobar Islands in the Indian Ocean between the Andaman and Sumatra regions. The raid was carried out with no bloodshed and completed by June 33.
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Tokyo
Prom
Nicobar Islands
Indian Ocean
Andamona
Sumatra
Auchinleck Pledges to Beat Enemy in Middle East Clash
Forces under Auchinleck press toward Alexandria and El Daba as Axis troops push from the Nile delta. Allied air and sea units harass German Italian convoys while Britain vows victory. Rommel’s advance threatens the Suez area and Alexandria’s defenses.
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Marshel Rommel
Mateuh
Fuka
Qattara
Mediterranean Sea
Nile Delta
Alexandria
Mediterranean
Bestroy
Suez Canal
Middle East
Matruh
Cafra
Gernie
Fred Roljmel
Nile
Whitch Roy
Axia
Unea
Alefense
Strka
Inakluz Saber
Stiles
Auchinleck
Cinta Auchinleck
Nily
EL Dava
Therltisl
E Alauiein
Oly
Alexandrria
Alamein
Adolf Miller
Dereibing
Britain
Alexanrista
Paris
Reuters
Longou
Alexsinisie
Lane Don Ag
France
Lorraine
Duquesne
Tuprrine
Suuren
Dougay-Treuin
le Fortune
Dasgre
Forbin
Comfort Sakl
Haifa
Palestine
Telrut
Lebanon
Carriure
Erwin Rommel
British Deny Equipment Shortages in Africa War Debate
London July 1 Britain’s war production minister Oliver Lytheland denied claims that lack of tanks planes and other equipment hindered British forces in North Africa The debate followed Winston Churchill’s no confidence attack with Lord Beaverbrook defending progress and asserting equipment shortages were not present The exchange touched on Kittyhawk fighters and German armor while Admiral Roper’s remarks referenced past Libyan campaigns and potential early setbacks in World War II.
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London
Britain
North Africa
Moscow
Agenes
Remigela Barn
Associated Press
Geetleness
Lavk
Winston Churchill
Fea Q
Oliver Lythelan
House of Cawmens Wat
Te Howe
Lord Beaverbrook
Desert
Ttelians
Beavedruck
Laval
Churchill
Defense Ministry
Ifa
John Wardlaw-Milne
Church
Commons
Wardlaw-Milne
Addiral
Roger Keyes
Ghuyvenit
Libya
Wardlawtine
RAF
Sir Roper
Wirllam
Mary
Noelle
Africa
One City Delivery Of Mail Saturday
The U S post office will not observe Independence Day on Saturday July 4 and will suspend most rural deliveries that day. Windows close at noon, mail processing continues, and a single Saturday delivery occurs. Stores close early Friday and remain closed Sunday due to the holiday. Public offices will also close on July 4 and 5.
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U. S. Postoffics Department
Redman
Windows
Fireplay Retail
Navalry
Colorado Winter Wheat Crop Falls Short of Last Year Record
Colorado's winter wheat crop for this year is estimated at 2,634,000 bushels, well below last year’s record. Agricultural stats official from the Colorado Crop Reporting Service based the figure on a survey through June 16.
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Colorado
Denyer
Crus. F. K
Colorado Cooper
Train collision in Georgia kills engineer near Whigham
A southbound Atlantic Coast Line train, the Southwind, collided with another train near Whigham Georgia early today, killing Southwind engineer G T Andersen and injuring about 30. Several passengers were hospitalized but none seriously hurt. Police say Donald Smith will be held for investigation in a separate car wreck late Tuesday near Fourteenth Street.
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Asmoiato
Atlantic Coast
Whigham
G. T. Andersen
Shout
Caio [N
Donald Smith
Eleventh Street
Fourteenth Street
Amille
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SUEZ
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