Finland May Not Last Out This Month
A June 13 dispatch from London reports widespread belief that Finland may be knocked out of World War II by month’s end. Soviet strides toward Helsinki and Vyborg prompt debates on whether Moscow aims for a rapid Balkan push or to collapse Finnish resistance through naval and air power, with German detachments in Finland considered vulnerable.
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Landatrom
Uy Landon
Helsinki
Lowedon
Finland
Moscow
Wilelin
Rakola
Vilepurt
Kivennepa
Roivotr
CHS
Sreak
Vitpurt
Reston
Ndyanetag Rusplana
Romania
Balkan
Jestanca
Hitler
Waa
Rustiana
Mores
Onny
Fra Flaiang
Battic States
Nels
Stockholm
Raul Berlin
Polunice
Red Army
Tha Ethinkl
Binland
Jara Caid
Mitejheln
Stork Express Birth Record in Wohl County
A child was born to Mr and Mrs Delbert Bercy of 1218 Eighth Avenue at Wohl County hospital on May 26. The baby is named Allan Ethanbert. Mrs Hunter is the former Willie Marla McDowell. Mrs Ginter, stationed at Camp Whiting Ore, is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs L. B. McDowell in Ventura.
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Firs
Delbert Bercy
Eighth Avenue
Fisuighiter
Wohl
Hoespita
Cauer
Rawle 3
Weld County Hospital
Junis Ta Pvt
Mra. Thavord
Dorn
Irs
T. E Supnier
Ventura
Calil
Sai
Alawn Ethabert
Hunter
Wilie Marla McDowell
Sety Ginter
Camp Whiter Ore
Lila
Je Wifa
Har
Mra
Me Dowell
War in France advances on Normandy fronts
Allied forces reported heavy fighting on the Normandy plains as 4000 or more mortally engaged across Cherbourg peninsula with German resistance shifting. Berlin claimed gains near Caen area and eastern Brae river as battles intensified. Second Army units reportedly seized a large ammunition dump near the German forest line amid rapid German withdrawals.
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Normandy
Germian Nigh
Ar ‘Ilery
Marcka
Cherbaurs
Try-Sur-Seulles
Caen
Umnes
Berlin
Theector
Nazlines
Brae
Alyision
Qerlsy Forest
Woodlands
Fort Collins Sergeant Now Listed as Prisoner
Fort Collins, June 43. Sgt. Winn, a gunner and radio technician, is listed as a prisoner of war after his bomber was shot down over Germany in early April. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Awson of Route 1, south of Fort Collins, received telegram notices saying he was wounded and captured, then missing in action since March 1. He graduated from Fort Collins High School and attended Colorado State College.
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Fort Collin
Charles Winn
Fort Collins
Larisner County
Mfr
Charles I Awson
Red
Sieiran
Ste
Winn
Jaluing
Fort Col Yira
Olorado State College
How to Hide Scratches on Furniture with Nuts and Oils
The article suggests rubbing scratches with nut oils such as pecan or butternut and then polishing with a soft cloth. It advises cutting the kernel and rubbing the cut side into the scratch, with a home mixture of two parts linseed oil to one part turpentine as a good rubbed solution, noting commercial furniture polish as an alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Releat
Paratroopers Tortured Claims Stir NBC London Report
NBC reporter from London cites disputed evidence that German forces tortured and murdered American paratroopers during early Normandy hours. Richardson recounts bodies of three enlisted paratroopers found with hands bound, and warnings of execution after capture. A lieutenant’s throat was cut with a German knife, and a major was found dead with stab wounds in a village.
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New York
Blaney Riebanisan
NBC
London
Normandy
I Hichardson
Am American Libortie Division
Carentan
Cidroiuy
Richanteau
Inva Schond
Gedohd
Wen
Richardson
Inndel
U Boat Sunk In Mid Ocean Near Atlantic
Ottawa reports a mid Atlantic action in which a US destroyer and escort, aided by a Canadian frigate Prince Rupert, sank a Nazi U-boat. Canadian Navy Minister Angus Nac Monat announced the victory noting fourteen German crew were captured and it was the fourth such U-boat loss in ten weeks. the carrier and aircraft supported the operation.
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Ottawa
Prince
Rupert
Angus Nac- Monat
Ibn Lalom
Savage
Fia Uhort
Marriage Licenses and Draft Call Reported
Otto Gleisel of Dodge City Kansas partners with Edith King of Dodge City in a marriage license. Jacob Frank of Greeley weds Anna Hemneck of Green 48. A draft induction physicals for 46 men is set for June 24 by the North Weld selective service board. This is described as one of the smartest monthly gigs received by the board.
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North Weld
Platteville Man Fined for Cruelty to Dog and Euthanized Pet
Platteville resident James W. Gates was fined 60 dollars and ordered to pay costs after pleading guilty to cruelty to a dog found mutilated and suffering on his premises. State Humane Officers testified the dog had severe jaw injuries, broken bones, and dehydration. Gates admitted ordering his son to shoot the animal, which survived and was later destroyed by state officers.
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James W. Gates
Platteville
Court of Justice
Gates
Glen
Dr. Blake
Galen Farina
Thobert Waldo
BD. F. Mathesott
Weven
Matheson
Two Veterans Attend GAR Encampment in Colorado
Fort Collins veteran George W. Metz, 96, department commander, and Canon City’s John Smith, said to be 16 next November, are the sole delegates at the 66th annual Colorado-Wyoming Grand Army of the Republic encampment. About 100 persons registered for GAR allied groups, including the Women’s Relief Corps.
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Fort Colina
Colorado-Wyoming
Grand Army of the Republic
George W. Metz
Fort
Collins
John Smith
Canon City
Geld
Tiellet Corpe
GAR
Windsor births and personnel moves ripple through town
Jane Windsor and Melyie Simon announce the birth of a daughter Meiva Louiss at Weld County Hospital, with grandparents Honey Lebrand and Henry Simon noted. Nearby notes report Cummer's recovery from an January auto wreck, Russell Gang's return from Camp Crowder, and Lt. Carl Hankle’s ten day leave with family.
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Windsor
Jane
Melyie Simon
Weld County Hospital
Alx
Meiva Louiss
Honey “Lebrand
Hanry Simon
Pyt Simon
Atwell
Windwr
Glen
Branch
Pilot
Mich
Herbach Gardner
Tel Branch
M. Cummer
Sirst
Re Mex
Cummer
Russell Gang
Camp Crowder
Wm. Geng
Byron Comin
Farragut
Ida
Cheyenne
A.R. Comin
Carl Hankle
Menkie
Randolph Meld
Tex
Merced Army
Merced
Cali
Flag Day Observed By Local Veterans and Elks Lodges
At Lincoln Park June 11 a nine panel display traced the flag’s history from Cabot’s landing in 1492 to the Declaration of Independence. The American Legion led the services with Dr. Joseph C. Cleveland giving the principal address and ritual by Greeley Blix Lodge. Camp Fire Girls helped present the flag history pageant. the program was broadcast later by the Incar atation. Steve Reeve chaired the Elks Flag Day committee and organized the event.
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Mra
D. L. Meldurrin
Veterans of Foreign Wars Anrillary
Elks Lodges
Bak
Home Gas and Eléctric Company
Cabot
Labrador
Lincoln Park
Joseph C. Cleveland
Steve Reeve
Court Notices and Local Courthouse Dockets
The court docket lists probate proceedings for the estate of Herman E Crist late of Fort Lupton with wife Sue named as heirs and executrix. the will from 1938 the estate includes realty valued at 97,000 and personal property around 16,009. Accused party list includes Gater Greenlee and Koke Greenlee of Greeley pleading not guilty to assault charges. The June 2 hearing date is set in Justice BE English court. Various speeding and careless driving fines are recorded for residents of Greeley, Fort Warren, Denver, LaSalle, and surrounding areas including charges against Merlo Lade ner, Clarence Martin, Marvin Murphy, L Z Hurl, and others.
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Crlet
Wiii
Herman E. Crist
Fort. Lupton
Sue
Noto Beir Gad
Entale
Gater
Koke Greenlee
Greeley
Court of Justice
BE. G
English
Charles Downer
Tha Trowaa
Polke Court
Jeretd Mackley
Albin
Wyo
Merlo 1
Ladener
Blath
John Booth
Lionel A. Brickman
Fort Warren
Joe Ralston
Paton
Guetay Becker
Denver
Stalin Pays High Tribute To Allied Normandy Landing
Premier Stalin paid tribute tonight to the Allied Normandy landing calling it masterly in execution. The Red Army marshal added that history will note this achievement in remarks given to a foreign correspondent at the Soviet press department.
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Stalin
Normandy
Sala
Red Army
Bialin
George Urges Lower Taxes After the War
Washington June 13 Senate finance committee chairman Georges of Georgia urged reductions after the war. He said current corporate and individual tax rates are too high and hinder investment. He advocated moderating rates to encourage capital, avoid profit incentives, and promote peacetime production and employment.
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Prise
Washington
Georges
D-Ga
Senate
Sali
Mineral County Leads in Bond Subscriptions Across Counties
Colorado news reports bond purchase subscriptions totaling 3,507,970 with Mineral County leading on first day. State chairman H. Adourg notes multiple counties such as Divert Ris Grande and Mesa show varying percentages of quotas met, Denver contributing 2,764,957 and El Paso 105,000 among others in the war finance drive.
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Saas
Denver
Pitthwat Joan Drive
Colorado
Larafc
H.adourg
Gatorade War Finance Committee
Divert
Ris Grande
Morgan
Mesa
el Paso
Pueblo
Arapahoe
Hugriane
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France
Americas
England
U. S. Army Blanss Corps
Radu
Otto F. Gleisel
Dodge City
Kanone
Edith WM
King
Oncas
Jacob Frank
Anna Hemneck
Green
An.u. S
Bighal Corps
Wyn
Idaho
Miller
Katie
Sudan
Littler Fuel & Feed
Sth
Ave
Associated Trem
Stalin Pala
FE Helana
Yale
Union Bus Depot
Sth Ave
Phore
George
Mineral County
Lela Brung
America
Oine
Tome
Yank
Cherub
Rome
Bey
Yoah
Audrey Wurdemanh
Hibbs
Saterday
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