World War II Timeline of Allied Advances and Actions
A paste of wartime notes outlines key Allied milestones from 1942 including U S and Japanese maneuvers in Burma and North Africa, invasions in French North Africa, landings in New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, and the Aleutians, plus bomber campaigns targeting Sardinia Sicily and southern Italy. It records dates and locations with limited detail on outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidnal- Auevender
Axis
Wilhalmahoven
Germany
Tokyo
Guadalcanal
Ken Guinsa
Washington
Russell Tlands
Solomons
Allind
Pln
Atty Island
Aleutian
U. S
Europe
Sardinia
Sicily
Maly
Rioting in Los Angeles Ends As Service Members Sweep Streets
Los Angeles June 8 civil and military patrols quelled three days of disorders in downtown areas after sailors and soldiers clashed with youths tied to zoot suit attire. Police and sheriffs arrested 24 civilians, 12 entrana and five soldiers for disturbing the peace. Order restored as 4,000 police were mobilized with naval shore patrols. Officials noted Mexican names among arrestees and a citizens committee vowed to study street gang activity amid broader international tensions sparked by the incidents.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
C. B. Worrall
Rick Slarm
Navy
Main Street
Churchill Murray
Pacific Constructor
inter-American Affairs
Washington
Unc
George Gleason
Tll
Eurtier
Citizens’ Committee For Latin American Youth
Vaudeville Is CHS Class Day Feature Monday
An old time vaudeville program presented as College High School senior assembly featured Jim Donahue as master of ceremonies in a derby hat and cigar changing placards. The program included "Cynthia's Strategy" by Vera Dell Smith and Gale Nims with cast members Lee Bauer and Louise Sittler among others, plus songs, skits, and a backstage finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Dell Smith
Gale Nims
Lee Bauer
Louisa Sittler
Morris Dickhaut
Bequizabh Fleir
Posse
Pat Ringle
Buze
Claudia Anderson
Vera Bell Smith
Charles Buckingham
Phil Kirton
Helen Maser
Deane Carson
Jin Newton
Glenn Humphrey
Yim Noncue
Jeven Perry
Betty Jane Knirs
Jack West
Dod Bob Heck
Spxtetts
Quartette
Jim Newton
Jack Weet
He Afria
John Rugg
Tug
Wash Bazins
Nima
Vara Bell Smith
Chaua Anderson
Hob Beck
Jo Ann Hambrick
Bridge parties at the Johnstown Townstown home
On June 5 the home of Mrs. George Morgan hosted three bridge gatherings with two more on Friday. Hostesses were Mrs. George Morgan and Mr. Janet Tigers. The invitation list includes Mesdames Louis Ammon, Arthur Heeten, Irving Brown, H L Brown, C. Carison, Charles Dunn, George Plath, Jack Gillreth, Herb Hanson, Warold ledges, M. C. Jerman, Steva Man 04, John Maser, Fred Page, Floyd Payne, Forrest Reedy, I Sco-, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townstown
George Morgan
Tursday
Janet Tigers
Louis Ammon
Arthur Heeten
Irving Brown
H. L. Brown
C. Carison
Charles Dunn
George Plath
Jack Gillreth
Herb Hanson
Warold. Ledges
Windsor Delegates Attend State PEO Convention in Colorado Springs
Windsor residents Mrs Georgia Shaffer delegate for Chapter UT PEO and Mrs B Mildred Tall state corresponding secretary attended the State PEO Convention in Colorado Springs with Mrs F A Tyson of Haton. A local chapter meeting is planned soon to receive general reports. America Legion Auxiliary reports this year’s poppy sale raised 110.69 dollars, the highest to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor, Jones
Windsor
P.O
Colorado Springs
Georgia Shaffer
PEO
B Mildred Tall
F. A. Tyson
Haton
America Legion Auxiliary
New Cabinet Of Argentina Still Neutral
The day-old Argentine military government under President Pedro Zambrez pledged neutrality in international affairs and non interference, aiming for autonomy in governance. Ramirez cited Argentina’s traditional policy of cooperation with American unions, and cited no reference to Congress despite a planned session, while Gen. Hanson warned of rightist influence in potential cabinet selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brees Cuenos Astres
Argenthna
Pedro Zambrez
Ramirez
Swortt
Inkigi
Arthe [Nwaon
Congress
Rawson
Pew Ent
Dnet
Armed Services
Hanson
Montevicdeo
Hberal Parisons
Associated Press
Raweon
Pan
Castillo
Hon
Monteyueo
Hatiler
Argentina
Memorial and community notices from Windsor area
Memorial services were held Sunday June 6 for Linkeston Taodge No 5 T O 007 and Columbia Hebekal Lodge No 34 as members walked to Lak a new cemetery for the anniversary. Roger Johnson and family move to Boulder to attend Colorado State University this summer. Various residents relocate to new homes and towns and several church and lodge events and school staff changes are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windung
Ova Reynolds
Linkeston Taodge
Hebekal Lodge
Laka New Cemetery
Roger Johnson
Windsor High
Boulder
Aly. Johnson
Colorado State University
Carl Anderrol
Johson
Windsor
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United States
Arriva
Northern Ireland
Eredt
Moldye
General MacArthur Hives
Australia
Peele
Jimmy Doe
Lath
Burma
Chines
Upral Stilwell Feghis
Midway
York Town
Sheriff's Office
Ges
Sherift
Zoat
Fox
Snilors
Mra
Delbert Giyenk
Tre Hicbest Zeora
Nha
Carl Hureh
Arnoll Hirger
Orvin Eberhart
Thurman Hays
Wesley Hereto
G. A. Jones
Hi Johnson
Jack Kerr
Walter Markham
W. EB. McClure
Hawk Nelson
Richard Omer
Jay Parish
Vernon Purvis
Pete Quinn
Art Salberg
C. W. Scouland
C. J. Sherman
Harald Stewart
Tom, Stephens
Marlon Swaggart
Dwight Gorden Af Gvid
C. W. Seat- Tan
Westley Herter
Lowi Chase
Margaret Low Chase
Bilie Carol Stocker
Greeley
Lorriine Cooper
Tobnnie Litinger
Barbara Lent
Johnnig Stephens
Melen Rowden
Parish
Mire
Flot
Stillman
Margaret Low
Elwell
Alvin Schwalm
Ning Uienmiters
Vavya Rowden
Virginia Elam
LaVon Purvis
Weksle Ann Long
Marjorie Spaur
Phylix Dechert
Marjorie Ile Brant Dorthea Raver
Norme Er
Johnstown
Lydie Pintham
Ann OY
Tron Torlo
Polton Isbe
Tyvia Pukkan
Battle Creek
Florence Potter Will
Columbina Rebekah Inden
Rebekah School of Instruction
Wellington
Cecil Ackerman
Yvonne
Hannibal
Mattie Yancey
Elsie Lorenz
Windsor High School
Portland
Ore
Suter
SUPER
Coverall House
Bertlow
Sen Rob
Aoe
Coe
Vair
Poe
Ead
M&x
Ontgomery Ward
Tenth ST
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