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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1944

Page

7

Japs Open North China Offensive Across Rail Corridor

Japanese divisions reportedly pushed northward from the coast along the fankow Canton railway with puppet troops, threatening Changsha sector and advancing five to ten miles beyond Kwankinng positions. Major General Clair Chenault cited the push as the war's greatest since 1938, with rapid advances near Fengtaou, Fahsich, and Tsangta along the railway parallel.

China fankow-Canton Tairway Changsha Asneral Chenault Chacksbe Fengtaub Shantung Fahsich Tsangta

Normandy救iver: Fort Lupton pilot ferries wounded to safety

A Ninth Air Force troop carrier base in England reports a mission on Normandy shore where American and German wounded were evacuated. The piloted plane provided fighter protection but faced no flak. Two Ohio nurses led by Capt. Thining Pullips helped load wounded, including Germans, into ambulances as they landed on improvised runways amid exploding mines and artillery.

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Americans Bomb Romanian Cities In Shuttle Raid

More than 1,000 American planes based in Russia and Italy joined in a coordinated assault on targets at Constenta and Giurgiu in Romania and Smederevo in Yugoslavia. The third mission for American heavy bombers, which had fled to Russia from Italian bases ten days earlier, was announced tonight by the air command.

U.28 Streitexte Russia Italy Constenta Giurgiu Romania Smederevo Yuposlavia Thiy’ Command Tiwan Amer Itelian Desestine

Baseball Scores from Early League Games

Summary of doubleheaders across American and National Leagues with multiple teams. Player lineups include Hartner Candini Hayen Wolff Carrasquel and Guerra for Philadelphia Washington New York Chicago St Louis Cleveland and St Louis results noted with runs hits errors.

Washington Philadelphia Hartner Candini Letebvee Ferrell Newsom Na Hayen Wolff Carrasquel Guerra Harris Berry Sod Hayes New York Boston Donald Hemsley Zuber Dulles Garbark Haumann Partee Detroit Chicago Newhouser Trout Swift Dietrich Melteberger Treah Overmire Richards Seeond Turner Tresh Cleveland St. Louis Harder Rosar Gatehouse Hollingaworth Zoldak Mancuy St. Louie Pit Prebureh Bas Cincinnati Brooklyn Honton

Germans Say Allies Set For New Invasion

German occupied Vichy radio reported that Allied invasion is imminent and that sixty Allied divisions were waiting for an American breakthrough. A German commentator forecast possible landing sites elsewhere but suggested delays until Normandy forces consolidate and redeploy air and naval power.

Richard Wilson Brew London Vichy Broddeant Karl-von-Ruindetedt Europe Ludwig Sertorius Tronger Lahdings Normandy

Air evac passengers include German born and Japanese in Germany origin

The report describes an air evacuation flight over France during World War II. Second Lt Helen Melissa Clark of Cardwell Connecticut supervised the crew while Lieut Glen Lindee piloted from Fort Lupton Colorado. The group included Germans from the ground forces and one Japanese born in Germany. They encountered language barriers and observed fresh graves and field hospital care, noting the efficient medical treatment provided to wounded men.

Germany Helen- Melissa Clark Cardwell Conn Glen Lindee Fort’ Lupton Colo Lieut Clark Alek

Russians Acknowledge Five Billion in U.S. Supplies

Moscow reports from Soviet outlets state that the Red Army has received large shipments of material aid from the United States Britain and Canada. The statement claims U S aid has totaled billions of dollars from October 1 1940 to April 30 1944 and lists several political figures and teams cited alongside the aid coverage.

Moscow Soviet Union United States Britain Canada

Purple Top Threatening Early Spuds

Fort Collins reports Colorado's growing potato industry faces a pest outbreak from psyllids. Seane B Daniels of Colorado State College experiment station urges early spray when potato plants reach 6 to 8 inches, using a mix of two gallons of liquid meant to treat 49 gallons of water. He also stresses destroying volunteer patches to remove breeding sites. Sam Byrd wins golf tournament in Philadelphia with $6,700 prize.

Fort Collins Colorado Seane B Daniels Colorado State College Experiment Station Fort Cotling Sam Byrd Philadelphia

Edwin D. Melvin Dies Here Sunday

Edwin David Melvin 73 of 1627 Ninth Street died at home Sunday afternoon. Survived by two daughters Velma Weaslan Beaver and O M Keginger Laramie Wyoming. Brother to Hanford and Bert Melvin of Maine and Maud Law Oregon and Lattis Good Montana. Funeral services from Sattley Funeral Home chapel Tuesday at 2 pm with interment Linn Grove Cemetery.

Edwin David Melvin Ninth Street Melvin Velma Weaslan Beaver O. M. Keginger Laramte Wyo Hanford Bert Melvin Maine Maud Law Oregon Lattis Good Montana Sattley Funeral Linn Grove

Allied Pilots In Air 14 Hrs During D Day Action

London report states Allied air forces mounted a massive effort on D Day. Lt. Gen. Carl Spaatz announced more than 2,000 sorties flown by Allied planes from June 5 to June 6, as American and British pilots supported the invasion from the air.

London Carl Spaatz U. S Strategic Air Force Europe Apeech Unitedtates Jinal Spantz America Aeks

Public Warned Trains May Be Cancelled Without Notice

Denver dispatch reports Colonel J Monran Johnson of the Office of Defense Transportation warns that train service may be canceled without notice due to heightened military activity from the invasion. He urges the public to drop summer travel plans that require rail or intercity bus service, noting that civilian routes will yield to military needs and that return trips may not be available.

Denver J. Monran Johnson Office of Defense ‘Transportation ODT Johnson Dincoming ONT

Baseball Sunday at Dallas Tex Dalhart Army Atfield 3

Dalhart Army defeats Pusvo army 3 to in a Sunday baseball game at Dallas Texas. Players Atsfield and Alluase contributed key hits, with pitching hold steady through the seventh inning. The matchup spotlighted Army teams and local fans packed the stands for a brief exhibition.

Associated Presa Dallinet Tex Dalhart Army Atsfield Pusvlo Alluase

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