French Fields doted with Allied parachutists and gliders
Allied airborne units landed on the northern French coast early this morning as ships pounded the shore. Aircraft, including gliders, helped establish the opening invasion, while naval gunfire and coded signals marked the momentous operation. Generals briefed troops as thousands prepared to support ground forces in the invasion.
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Associated Press
Amar of i
France
Pattle Royal
Rheal
Halow
Veh Folsteken Aa
Vp Sil
Taske
Campalen
Formosa
Bileting
Spud Price Changes Under 1944 Ceiling Rules
June announcements from the Office of Price Administration raise early 1944 potato ceiling by 20 cents per 100 pounds for this month, excluding California and Arizona. The move allows growers to pass increases to consumers to offset weather losses, with housewives facing about a quarter-cent per pound rise. For the rest of the month, U S No 1 potatoes must measure at least one and a half inches in diameter, narrowing the prior price differential with smaller sizes. The Savannah was the first steamship to cross the Atlantic, sailing from Georgia on May 22, 1818.
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Wantington
Office of Price Administration
California
Arizonne
Ledsex
OPA
U.S
Savannah
Georgia
Stubborn Constipation Solved by All-Bran Testimony
A reader letter from Frank Lowe praises Kellogg's All-Bran for regular bowel movements after a long bout with constipation. He credits daily All-Bran with normal passages and no laxatives for six months, emphasizing bran as a regulating food aiding colonic flora.
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Mr. Lowe
Seace
Frank Lowe
Kellogg's All-Be
Kellogg's
Roundup of Sports Notes and Coaching Moves
Sports notes from Union Navy, including Gene Saradena facing income tax on war bonds in Chicago. Major Moore and Vic Hanson to assist Karl Bilal before next season. Voiselle and NeLish, top rookie pitchers, once shone together in Oklahoma City. Kathie Jenkins tempted by managing Lew and lightweight Fatlota. Conn and Mader comment on amateurs in boxing. Batl and Edward retort.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
Gene Saraden
Gentlemen Exformer
Chicago
Tom O'Shanter
Spec Moore
Sue
Vic. Hanson
Karl Bilal
Bil Voiselle
Dodgers
Calvin NeLish
Oklahoma City
Voiselis
Indians
MeLish
Scoring Board: Grain Processing Prose from Historic Odds
Scattered OCR text discusses grains like wheat barley and rye and a hog crushing small grains versus large ones. Mentions digestibility and outer grain layers resisting digestion in a cryptic, partial excerpt from a historical column. The fragment lacks clear names or dates.
Nearly Million Coupons Found Floating in Canal
Miami, Florida reports nearly one million coupons discovered in a canal. OPA enforcement attorney notes 960,000 coupons were part of a shipment from Jacksonville to Miami that had been reported stolen. Officials say the coupons were found drifting along the canal near the port area.
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Miami
Fla
Gansoline Yatson
Miasol
Jacksonville
Organic Matter Crop Residues and Soil Health
Agronomists warn that residues from cotton, tobacco, grain stubble and other crops are inadequate to offset organic matter losses under current cropping practices, risking soil fertility in the long run.
Softball Season Plan Frames 12 Team Slate At Inland Grove
Madagera's softball teams gather at Inland Grove park Monday to plan the season. Managers include Sansom, Anderson, Florey, Moore, McKee, Richardson, Smith, Meeker, Ley, Heinz, and Kruse. Schedule shows games starting Tuesday at 1 pm with Sansom, Richardson, Meeker, and others set to compete in a week of contests.
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Madagera
Inland Grove
Welve
Npwantéréd Wind
Inland Grove Park
Eddie
Sansom
Ken
Anderson
Wib' Florey
Rumin Moore
Dan McKee
Maz’ Richardson
Ellsworth Smith
Ted Meeker
Elmer Ley
Heinz
Ernest’ Kruse
B Richardson
Smith
Puesiay
Meeker
Eaton
Inisud Grove
San Al-Stara
da Salle
Grondet
Hospital Here Is Made Depot for Penicillin
Weld county hospital designated by the U S Public Health Service as a depot for a monthly supply of 6 000 000 units of penicillin the new wonder drug The hospital is the only one so designated in northern Colorado Doctors say the supply should meet all local demands The drug has already shown good results at the hospital with the current stock An 8 000 000 unit monthly supply will enable it to treat additional cases previously unable to receive the medicine
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Weld County
U. S. Publc Health Service
Colorado
Man Who Couldn't Make Confession Stick Is Removed
In Cheyenne Wyoming June, Howard William Pickell, 27, of Syracuse New York, once admitted to slaying Matt Katma, was taken by Paul J Regan of New York state parole division to return him to New York. Henry Rubi, a transient worker, was convicted of shooting and sentenced. Charges against Pickell were dropped after Rubi testified that his confession was false in federal court during Rubi's trial.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Howard William Pickell
Syrackge
Glale
Matt Katma
Laramie Cow
Paul J. Regan
New York
Henry Rubi
Picke
Ofer
Rubi
Englewood
Colo
Ruhl
Buried in Japan First American Soldier on Japanese Soil
Private Williams, U. S. M. C., buried on Japanese soil as the first American military man to die there. He served with Commodore Perry and died in 1854.
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Japan
Williame
Wes
Williams
Commodore Perry
Army Air force to form new personnel assignment command
Washington June 5 The army air force announces a new department to supervise the movements of personnel going overseas or returning home from combat areas. Colonel Henry M. Bailey of Hurtsville Georgia was named commander. The unit will have a temporary headquarters in Alamle City and will oversee redistribution centers at Miami Beach Santa Monica and Atlantic City.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army Air-Force
Axl
Moet
Forgonyel
Kenry M. Bailey
Hur- Tei Ga
On Command
Alamle City
New Command
AAF
Miami Beach
Santa Monica
Allantic City
Sea Girl Pilot Found Near Sheridan After Search
Ground and air patrols traced missing pilot Ruby Dickle from Miser City Affles to Arvada 60 miles east of Sheridan where she made an emergency landing when fuel ran low and storms closed in. She had been missing since Saturday, and searchers located her today.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Inne B
Doo
Arvada
Here
Miser Ruby- Dickle
Affles City
Mont
Argoda
Uninterrupted Bombing Reaches Ninety Hours Over Invasion Coast
Allies continuing air assaults over Hitler's Europe surpass the ninety hour mark with heavy RAF forces striking along the coast. Reports describe persistent nuisance raids by Mosquito bombers over the Reich as German coastal defenses endure steady bombardment.
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London
Hitler
Europe
Great St Rength
Aris
The
Reich
Cox Purchases Ketcham Ranch Near Grover Territory
Cox of Cheyenne acquires the Ketcham Ranch of 11 600 acres in Blues country northwest of Grover to Mark. The deed filed at the county clerk notes Cox’s expanding holdings in the Eagle Rock area with extensive water tunnels dug 740 feet deep. New York wire service report.
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Blutts Country
Grover Lo Mark
Coxlil
Cheyenne
Cox
Eagle Rock
New York
Wty
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