Roosevelt Warns Japan Surrender Or Die Declares Germany Near End
President Roosevelt, speaking on a nationwide radio program, pledged to compel Japan to surrender or face death by action, while declaring Germany near collapse. He outlined war loan drives, praised Allied advances from Italy to France, and noted escalating air attacks thinning German production. He warned the public of vast war costs and urged continued financial support to fund the final victory.
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Marshall Islands
Tokyo
Byrnes Pushes Postwar Reform Summaries Peace Plans
Sen Byrnes outlines reconversion measures to ease war to peace shift. Plan includes unemployment compensation, aid to states, lending for small war plants, and cleanup of war property. Also notes need for swift passage of related contracts and housing provisions. Blakeland Inn owner Albert Racintz fined for selling alcohol and operating slow machinery.
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T Hore
War Plants Corporation
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Castle
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Littleton
Jean Melkle
Deaths and Funerals for Tinsen and Tingen Family
Mr. and Mrs. Ine Tingen of Hardin mourn the death with services at 2:20 on Wednesday from Macy drawing a craom. Interment at Lion Grove.
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Price compelled by subpoena to present letters
Washington June 12 Byro n Price, former War director, in response to a subpoena from the post office and committees inquiry into mail intercept leaks presented letters he had previously declined to supply. He said they are part of the secret files of war. The correspondence involved was between Miss Vivien Kolloms, a Connecticut war plant operator, and Count Frederick Var Zendlik. Publication by a Wallington columnist and congressman spurred the investigation. The committees developed through witnesses today that scores of employers had access to confidential letters in the secret war effort.
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Mall Intercept
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Connecticut
Frederick Var Zendlik
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Comitutes
Withnessea
Tunnel Under Way on Tennessee Pass to Expand Rail Route
Construction starts on a 2,500 foot concrete lined tunnel at Tetienaco Park near Leadville on the Rio Grande Royal Gorge route. The project, by Winston Brothers, updates yard tracks and a stock yard, with a total estimated cost near 3827-090. The current 578 foot long tunnel, finished in 1890, will be remodeled as part of the new bore to provide standard clearance for wartime freight rerouting.
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Rio Grande
Royal Gorge
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Winston Brothera Company
Moffat
Carr Sheepherder Pleads Insanity in Matteson Slaying
Fort Collins, June 12. A plea of innocent by reason of insanity was entered today by Immen J. Braver, 26, a sheepherder, charged with the murder of Clyfe Matteson of Laramie Wyoming. District Judge Claude C. Coffin ordered Baker sent to a male hospital at Detr for preservation for 30 days. Matteson was shot June 2 on his ranch west of Carr where Baker was employed.
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Watermelons Rescued From OPA's Clutches
Washington June 12. house votes 83 to 79 to strip the OPA of power to set price ceilings on watermelons. The measure moves to amend price controls, while chaos and garbled phrases reflect a tumultuous session.
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Roosevelt Backer Wishes Willkie Be GOP Choice
Senator Hatch of New Hampshire urged the Republican party to nominate a candidate who clearly states positions. He said Wendell Willkie would have led a strong GOP with forthright foreign and domestic views. Hatch referenced Willkie writings and stressed the need for a candidate who speaks his mind.
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Rail Road Officials Die in Nev. Collision
Elko Nevada June 2 12 46 pm two railroad men Red dy Carll roadmaster for the Southern Pacific and John Stewart division engineer Ogden Utah were killed when their tall speeder collided with a Western Pacific engine during an inspection east of Halleck Nevada. Weather hampered recovery efforts as officials stated it was difficult to reach Elko for treatment.
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Carll
Southern Pacific Railroad
John Stewart
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Utely
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Wesleyn Pacific
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Enetiver
Allies Estimate Sap Casualties
Allied headquarters in Ceylon reported losses among Japanese forces in 1942 across India and Burma. May casualties included 7,800 Japanese killed, with 1,180 by Major General W A Lentalgne's Chindits, 1,220 on the Arakan front, 3,200 at Impbel, and 2,101 on the Katima front.
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Katima
London Battles Two Raid Alarms In Morning Blitz
London faced two air raid alarms as German raiders approached nearer downtown. A brief rocket or tracer alarm preceded a first burst of fire from antiaircraft craft, followed by a heavier barrage. The raid did not break through the city’s defenses claiming limited damage and no pinpointed casualties.
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Churchill Leaders Tour Front as Allied Invasion Chiefs Visit Front
Churchill travels with Eisenhower and South Africa’s Smuts to inspect the Nomendy front. Generals Marshall Arnold and Brooke, along with admirals Kirk and Hall, accompany the invasion command group in a high level tour of Allied positions. Farm sale in Colorado nets 24000 dollars as local realty deal closes.
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South Africa
Allan Brooke
Imperial General Staff
Eisenhower
George O. Marshall
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Henry H. Arnold
Finneath King
Omer N. Branlay
France
Alan
Kirk
John Leslie Hall
Yanks Reach Cerisy Forest 18 Miles Inland in Normandy
Allied forces smashed through German center in Normandy capturing the Cerisy forest 18 miles inland and press the Cherbourg effort, with Rommel’s retreat noted. Churchill with Smuts and Brooke toured the front as Allied air and ground forces widened the beachhead.
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Wee Gallagher
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Allied Expeditionary Force
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Naal
Cherbourg
Ubatfield
Erwin Rommel
May 1943 Greeley district traffic analysis notes
Damages and accidents report outlines 30 traffic accidents in the district in May 1943. Property damage totals reach $16,440 with 47 cars involved outside incorporated towns. One fatality linked to Hurton in Greeley amid patrol-related incidents. several injuries and multiple incidents across northern Colorado counties.
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Landowner seeks higher compensation after government land take
In Denver on June 12 1 a district court heard Rev J N Thomper challenge the purchase price of land he formerly occupied and seized by the government He testified he lived 82 years on the property and would have vacated for 3200 but sought at least 5000 claiming 2500 paid for the land five acres plus 4700 in improvements He argued the government owed higher compensation while noting friends warned of a raw deal A note on fisheries mentions red salmon and chinook salmon taken by a historic gear type.
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Fourdhore
J.N. Thomperawn
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District Court
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Thompen
Flaore
Hoe
Educators Protest Dropping at Government School Placements
A disjointed report notes educators protesting changes to government teacher placement and employment services. It mentions abandonment of July provisions, reliance on private agencies, and calls for school boards and universities to respond, with references to state and national contexts and employment policies.
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Coal Miners Asked To Skip Vacation
Interior Secretary Ickes urged coal miners and operators to cancel the usual July 1 to 10 vacation to avoid a 28 million ton deficit and possible war-related production losses. He noted the July 4 holiday would not be affected. Last year arrangements were made to remove the summer break while preserving the $50 vacation payment.
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Montgomery Lands U S Troops Beachhead Fusion of Allied Hands
General Montgomery announces American troops have secured the Cherbourg pocket and linked coastlines in a strong beachhead. Allied forces push inland from the Cotentin peninsula as air and ground bombardment disrupts German positions along routes from St Nazaire to Paris.
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Nasaire
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