Russia Readies Offense as Nazi Drive Fails in Romania
London and Moscow report Soviet sources saying Red Army is prepared to resume a major eastward offensive against Germany. German attacks in Moldavia reportedly killed thousands and damaged equipment, while Berlin claimed only minor losses. Red Star asserts the USSR will deploy all Allied strength.
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London
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Beriin
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Dows
Red Star
United Nationa
Invasion impacts GOP hopes in presidential race
Washington reports congressional Republicans and Democrats see Allied invasion progress affecting Roosevelt’s potential fourth term. If victory comes quickly, Republicans gain. heavy fighting may bolster Democrats. Some military briefings foresee 30 days shaping outcomes before the July 19 Democratic convention. Senator Gillan predicts mixed reactions depending on invasion pace.
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Congress
Rousavelt
Germany
Chicago
Gillatte
Coloradoans Sign Coal Wage Compact
Denver reports a supplemental wage agreement was signed in District 17 to advance private ownership within the Colorado New Mexico Con Oper Alora Association. The move follows the return of nine to private ownership, marking a key development in the coal wage compact.
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New Mexico
Deaths and Funerals Maces Poland
Mrs. Doyle Lee Poland of 1225 12th Ave wife of Gilo E Poland mother of Mrs. M. R ebyers of Port Arthur Tex Miss Edith A Poland of Omabi and Kenneth Poland of Tuglewood Calif. sister of Mrs N. S. Sterkey and Mrs Thomas Conner both of Sedalia Mo. Services 2 30 PM today from Avoya drawing room interment Linn Grove.
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Gilo E. Polland
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Port Arthur
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Omabi
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Viscarra Carmen Viscarra funeral notice
Carmen Viscarra 25 wife of Florentino Viscarra of Pierce. Rosary said in our chapel Friday at pm. Funeral service in Baton Catholic Church Saturday 11 a.m. Interment in Zalon cemetery.
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Florentino Viscarra
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Zalon
More Protein In Alfalfa Cut Before Bloom
Agricultural experts report cutting alfalfa in the initial growth stage before blooming yields higher crude protein and fat. trials show 40.4 pounds butterfat per cow per year from early cut versus 29.1 pounds from late cut. Milk producers should time harvest to stages indicating bloom.
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Colorado State College Extension
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Tansit
CIO Opposes Governor Dewey at Washington Conference
Sidney Hillman of the CIO presides as the CIO political action committee targets Governor Dewey. The group accuses Dewey of ignorance on major national issues and states the committee prejudged him based on his record or lack thereof. The event occurred at a Washington news conference.
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Cid Polical Action Committee
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iMinan
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Davey
Soldiers Discharged For Being Overage to Get Mustering Out
Washington dispatch reports veterans over thirty eight who were discharged would be eligible for mustering out pay under a proposal introduced by Representative Dennings. The measure aims to grant benefits to older veterans as part of postwar relief efforts.
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Rep.dennings
Demorrat
W. Ve
Fragmented History of Dardanelles and Turkish Fortifications
The article discusses long term control of the Dardanelles since World War I, noting demilitarization after the war and a 1638 rearmament agreement allowing Turkish troops to fortify the area. It shifts to agricultural advice about Home grounds with fruit trees, praising pecan and walnut shade, berry bushes, and ground cover, while noting the need for watering, fertilizers, and pruning.
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Dardanelles
Turkey
Pope Pius XII Calls for Peace at Rome Press Conference
In Rome on June 7 Pope Pius XII addressed correspondents urging writings promoting peace that earns the consent of all well meaning people. He emphasized using journalism to foster spiritual moral conditions for future collaboration among nations and urged a peace guiding toward duty truth justice and brotherly love through Christ. He appeared pale but strong and offered blessings as he concluded.
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Mississippi Votes To Reject Demo Ticket Demands
Mississippi becomes the third state to instruct its delegates to oppose certain national party planks. The state Democratic convention adopted resolutions demanding a fight against racial segregation in the platform, oppose an anti-poll tax position, and seek restoration of two thirds veto power for southern states.
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Cautocrates Press
Tarksod
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Atsasssippi
Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Calls Return Amid Illness
Aimee Semple McPherson told reporters she has tally recovered from tropical fever that troubled her during a trip to Mexico. She plans to return to Angelus Temple pulpit and attend the annual Pentecostal Gospel retreat in Los Angeles.
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Aimes Semple McPherson
Sia
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Angelus Femple
Rev J J Shea Dies in East Parish Priest Dies in Pawtucket
Rev J J Shea, pastor at Platteville and Fort Lupton from 1929 to 1942, died in St Joseph's hospital Pawtucket on June 2. Mass at Platteville church next Monday at 2 am. Also notes on Navajo beauty cream with red ochre and rust removal for saw blades, plus freezing can spoilage and leakage risks in canned foods.
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Platterite
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Fort Layton
Bhes
Platteville Church
Potatoes Stored Best In Dry Warm Cellar Areas
A reader notes buying potatoes by the bushel saves time and often money when storage facilities exist. Unlike white potatoes they keep best in a dry warm place around six degrees Fahrenheit. Decay begins if they get too cold. the furnace cellar is a good storage spot for bulk purchases. A week’s supply stays fresh in the kitchen vegetable bin or pantry shelf.
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Brest Fotate
Invasion Briefs and Weather Vague Reports
Allied invasion briefings from German and British sources describe attacks against Lorient and Nantes and alerts about potential coastal maneuvers. A meteor sighting near Eugene Oregon is noted along with hospital preparations for wounded from a western front clash. Reports mention glider troop operations and tentative landings on the French west coast near Cherbourg.
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Walter Womersley
Ames
Mrs D L Poland Dies Wednesday
Mrs Dovie Lee Poland wife of Otto B E Poland of 1929 Sinthe Street died Wednesday at Weld County hospital. Survived by a widower three children Mrs 30 R Byers Port Arthur Edith A Poland Gmana and Kenneth C Poland Anglwood Calif Two sisters Mrs N S Starkey and Mrs Thomas Conner live in Sedalla Mo Grandchildren numbered two The notice includes stray text about room drawing and longitude minutes of time.
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Otto BE
Poland
Sinthe Street
Tha Weld County Hospital
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Wildower
R. Byers
Port Arthur
Texas
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Gmana
Henneth C. Poland
Nglewood
Calif
N.S. Starkey
Thomas Conner
Sedalla
Patan Ment Linn Grove
Strikers at Wright Aero Told to Return to Work
Wright Aeronautical in Lockland Ohio ordered 12 000 to 15 000 workers back to their posts after a three day strike. Army Air Forces and CIO officials urged a prompt return to production to preserve the war effort and protect the reputation of aviation workers amid protests over staff transfers and labor tensions across plants in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Wright Aeronautal Corporation
Lockland
Greater Cincinnati
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Ha Timkin
Canton
Ohio
York Safe and Lack Company
York
Altgguttier
Rigid Culling Cattle Herds Recommended at Fort Collie
Extension Service official Harry E. Stith of Colorado State College at Fort Collins urged rigid culling of cattle herds this summer to prevent market gluts this fall. He advised culling older breeding cows and surplus animals now so restocked herds remain marketable and feed costs drop, noting Colorado has about 1.9 million cattle and nationwide totals around 43 million. He warned against waiting until autumn and stressed spreading sales over months to avoid end‑war surpluses.
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Jana
Harry
E. Stith
Colornia State Callega
Fort Coll
Colorado
Smith
WLB Rules Promotions Stay Management’s Call at CVA Tucson
Washington June 1 the Wer Labor Board sustained Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp Tucson Ariz in merit increases and promotions as a management function though labor members dissented The board ordered notifying both the union and affected employees average pay raises about two cents per hour for about 3000 workers and a standard maintenance of membership The employee representative is the AFL Machinists union
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Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp
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Ariz
Claust
Alauss
Wojce
Noton
AFL
Distiers By-Products Highlight Nutrient Content
New studies on corm distillers reveal by products rich in vitamins minerals and amino acids. Researchers emphasize potential health benefits and applications in food formulation and crop processing.
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Allies claim air victory over German planes in wide sweep
The Eighth Air Force reported 27 aircraft destroyed with 23 more by fighters on the ground as Allied forces conducted a two day offensive. The Ninth Air Force and RAF also participated in the sustained air campaign, while German planes suffered heavy losses.
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Seeqna Tetical
Jeane
Japs Gaining In Campaign In Asia Pacific War
Japanese forces press toward Changsha and Hankow railway aims as China fights to defend northern and southern routes. Chinese broadcasts warn rail lines could be wrecked for months, with efforts to reopen the Burma Road and join Allied units against Japanese advances.
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Balning
Nazi Wounded Left in Rome as City Moves to Normal
Reports from military governors indicate thousands of wounded German soldiers remained in Rome after the occupation while over 25 000 casualties were treated. The city shifted toward normalcy with soup kitchens feeding up to 400 000, hospitals ready, and schools reopened two days after the occupation. The Vatican arrangements included access for the Japanese ambassador. authorities claimed penitentiaries were cleared significantly. Army orders also constrained cucumber products to 25 percent of stock for army use.
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University of Roma
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Feuerst
Popoto! di Roma
Gloriole D’ithlin
Vatican
Vatican-cliz
AMG
Two Northern Colorado Men Reported Missing in War Action
Longmont June 6. Mr and Mrs D H Orona of Harmony district report two Northern Colorado men missing since May 13. One is 20 year old radio gunner aboard a Fortress based in Italy and the other, a former air corps officer, served earlier in England and overseas. The war department confirmation is limited to missing status with no full details released.
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Longmont Ee Taal
Guand
Septeuber
Air Corps
Basid S
England
Imd
Calllua
Gina
Alania
Balkan
Benita Mussolini
Taito Sare Pattort
Germans Wary Yet Calm After Invasion Start
Swedish travelers report Germans at home appear prepared despite wartime stress driven by Goebbels propaganda. The mood is a mix of concern and quiet resolve as invasion unfolds. In Spain, German authorities ban travel across the Pyrenees and close French border posts for several days, hindering movement for all but authorized entries.
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Blockhorn
Paul’Josef- Goebbles
Trun
Spain
Pyrenes Mountaing
Wallic
Jenya
France
Yanks Take Mokmer Base In Pacific Action
U S forces report capture of Mokmer base as waves push toward Borokee air area. Small craft and air support aided the advance with machine gun and mortar fire exchanges, highlighting the ongoing island campaign in the Pacific theater.
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Mokmer
Coral Strip
Attec
Fresh fruit price ceilings set by Price Administration
Wabbington June 7 The Price Administration announced ceilings on fresh cherries apricots plums and prunes for the first time this week. The schedule, not fully disclosed, will apply to all rates in areas with community price ceilings and use a one dollar and cent level or a percentage markup at other points. Pears and peaches ceilings will be announced later. Also noted the 60 caliber machine guns are supplied by all services.
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Wabbington
German Airforce Raid Over Southern England Briefed
German airforce conducted a weak raid over southern England early today near an eastern coast town. One raider was reported shot down. no invasion or broader air offensive was noted.
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London
Hell
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