Japan Says 20 Superforts Hit Home Near Navy Base Raid Failed
Associated Press reports Tokyo acknowledges attacks on Moji and Bulm onoseki area near Kyushu. About 20 B-29s and escorts raided northern Japan. six planes claimed shot down. Japanese broadcasts name Yawata and Kokura as targets and claim high interception success with negligible Japanese losses.
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Navy Base
Associated Presa
Waatington
America
Naw
Janna
Omeland Today
Tokyo Radio
Lodwatial Arens
Moji
Bulmonoseki
Mo!ta Qelly
Kyushu
Rgull Ermipast
Aunin
Japanese Leland
Blhnowosekt
Honshusland
Quat
Toy
Imles
Tront
Tokyo
iAnvedated Press
New York
Jananene Agporthy
Suhwanoseki
Principel Targete
Comimunlaya
University coeds seek whiskey fraud suspect in Boulder
Boulder June 15 Richard Paul Brougoli has been arrested by Long Month patrol and held in Howder county jail for questioning in a case accusing him of bilking University of Colorado coeds of 48 dollars with the promise of delivering Canadian whiskey. He was captured after the university reports prompted police action. Investigators say charges may be filed as the probe continues and additional cities are being checked for related frauds.
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Boulder
Richard Paul Brougoli Jias
Patica Ant
Howder County
He University Elels
Bouller Polics
Bronson Fa Weing
Bronenn
Bis
Wepsor
Two Die After Training Plane Crashes Near Army Field
Garden City June 15 two people were killed when an engine failure caused a training plane to crash near the army field. The victims identified include Aviation Cadet David Hargate and Lt Harrington from San Diego, with casualties also mentioning Jack E. Tipler and Mrs Edward Tipler. A 33,000 ton battleship reportedly uses five lubricant units with fuel concerns noted.
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Garden City
Army
Gadeta David
B. Hire Yivglont
Dirg
Willen
Harrington
San
Deaths and Funerals Notice Fragment
Fragmentary obituary notice listing M Art S Berry Mrs Miia Berry Grass Valley Cablf Tann Canis south of Gree Toy and many relatives including Hugh Edward McCarthy, J G McCarthy La Salle, Joe McCarthy Nevada, Jeremy McCarthy Denver, Helen Coralerg Laramie and Elsie Cheatlee Worspton. arrangements pending.
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Miia Berry
Grass Valley
Lalnis
Tann Canis
Gree Toy
Luleanal
McCarthy Hugh Edward McCarthy
John P. McCarthy
Greetor
Toyle
Em Ward McCarthy
J. G. McCarthy
la Salle
Dye
H.W. Briscoe
Gil
McMillan Family Sought in Greeley Area Notice
SATTLEY S MCMILLAN WOT and McMillan family members are listed with multiple spellings and locations including Greeley Platteville Brillwater and Johnstown. The notice mentions Jane McMillan Verda Evans Slew Ashdiied McMillan Misa Iva McMillan and Rev M S McMillan among others with uncertain handwriting and addresses.
Record of 1943 crew season total reached in Klamath falls
In Klamath Falls on June 16 the last carload of the 1943 crew brought the season total to 10 274. Thirty four tons from which twenty years ago chipped. The record value cited as nine thousand three hundred twenty eight dollars and zero cents.
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Klamath Falla
Occ
Klamath Baelbletary
Local Social Roundup From Briggsdale Area
June 16 greeting day at the Fidels club featured Mire. CO. W. Coun fy hor howe, prayer opening, Mrs. Chae Fuqua welcomed guests. Vocal solos by Mrs. Ray Cauten and Meriota Ball, with other performances by Shirley Wash Lia, Morita Wall, and Margaret Stmuson. A. B. Rube spoke on Hlaseed Are the Meek by Zofia Kocsak. Tea and cakes followed. lace table, pink silk, ivory napkins noted. Guests included Mrs. Paul Souger and others.
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Briggadale
Fidells Cid
Mire
W. Coun
Chae Fuqua
Lab
Ray Cauten
Meriota Ball
Shirley ‘Wash- Lia
Morita Wall
Margaret Stmuson
A.B. Rube
Zofia Kocsak
Asd
Tug
Mie
Koy Presa
A. B. Tosa
Mra
Paul Souger
Roy Weadburn
Diva
G. W. Case
Oakley Pleyce
W. B
Ay Nilday
Nes. C. B. Grosbeck
Tm Pierce
Mia
Jon Crack
Chotiyn Jo
Los Angeles
Gresley
Ww. CG. Wickstrom
Greeley
Sire
Roy
Orsten
Horto
Tir
Lexi Dus Vawlur
AML
Rex Coynyeell
Amgil
Floyd Cornwell
Weld County Hospital
D. E. Thley
canvenHon
Lamar
Verna McDowell
Jol
Donvar
Dorla Olver
Oliver Grocery
Capper Sees GOP Unity In House Win Outlook
Senator Artiye Carper of Kansas predicts a more united GOP after the national convention. He cites party harmony on platform issues, agriculture, and a strong campaign for Dewey as Republican standard bearer. Capper says Republicans expect to control the House and challenge the Senate, with voters desiring fiscally responsible governance and a watchdog in Congress.
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Washington
Artiye Carper
Kansas
Feld
Fem Piily
Capper
Thomas E. Dewey
Midwest
Es Republcans
Senate
Early Water Power Dam Built by 41 Colonists in Maine
A Maine group of 41 colonists constructed a dam and water wheel on the Salmon ger to power an upstream operation. Local records describe the project as an early water power effort aimed at sustaining a line of work and daily needs.
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Salmonger
Maine
Fuel for Super Forts Flown Over Hump
Washington June 15 gasoline and oil for the giant H-29 Super Fortresses are being flown over the Hump to bomber bases. War department approval closed today. About three fourths of the planes in use are C-45 Commandos, with Douglas and Curtiss Wright Corp. products prominent.
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Washington
Beive Town
Burmie Road
Curtis Wright “Corporation
War Department
Bel P
Solon Declares Tokyo City is B-29 Target
June 14 1944 report from Washington says America bombed Tokyo with B-29 Super Fortresses. US Army Air Forces 20th Bomber Command attacked Tokyo aiming at large scale destruction. Congress members praised the raid as funding and support for the operation.
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Solon
Tokyo City
Caneoeielind Fransa
Washington
Japan
Amorica
Guyter-Pinner
Ani Cove Breas
Tokyo
United States
Iapan
Starnes D-Ann
Oroes
Hin
Sald
Peyper
Ila
Congress
Ma. Ihon
O-Tex
Eoinreus
Parity Bill Booms Grain in House Action
June 15. News that the House approved parity legislation to guarantee producers parity prices for farm products sparked demand for grain futures and sent prices higher. Traders saw the proposal as inflationary and it would allow the OPA price ceiling to be charged up to several cents more on finished goods.
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Ghleage
Antang
OPA
South Carolina Prepares to Execute 14 Year Old Boy
In Calwubia D C June 15 George F Stinney a 14 year old black boy is scheduled for execution by electric chair at 7:30 tomorrow in the state penitentiary. Governor Johnston visited his death cell and said no intention to interfere with the sentence. Labor unions and the NAACP urged clemency and intervention.
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Calwubia
D. C
George F. Stinney
Alectria
Eco
Stinney
South Carolina
Olin E.’Johnston
Hag
Charleston Labor Inten (Cio
Maritime Union
National Association For the Advancement of Colorado
Train Service Is Reduced by Floods
Flood conditions disrupt rail travel across the region with several routes delayed or annulled. Union Pacific reports trouble near Foremont with river changes affecting Elkhori ghter crossing while other lines like Took Island and Burlington face delays. Denver coast trains remain unaffected though coast-bound services delayed for east connections. Highway traffic also slowed by the mood.
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Omaha
Eset
Cheyenne
Julesburg
LaSalle
Aussorti
Union Pacific
Elkhorighter
Waterlon
Foremont
Island
Burlington Fave
Denver
Wiin
Hie
Nazi Admission of Allied Gains on Cherbourg Peninsula
German broadcasts acknowledged Allied advances on the Cherbourg peninsula while Goebbels warned of risks of prolonged Western fighting. Reports from Zurich based German propaganda claimed British and American forces pressed toward St Lo, with Allied transport and destroyer losses noted.
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Cherbourg
Goebbels
London
Paul -Joscipl
Abe
DNB
West
Oua
Pregent
Saacddavien Telegraph Bureau
Aald Io
Zurich
Germes
Ménn
Normandy
Ollinax
Glee
Tranaporta
14 Americans Sentenced to Death by Court Martial in England
In London the secretary of state for home affairs reported in the House of Commons that 14 U S armed forces members in the United Kingdom had been sentenced to death by U S courts martial. Seven executions already carried out. three sentences commuted. four await review. offenses included murder and rape.
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England
Associated Press
London
Joe
Herbert
Morrison
Home Affairs
House of Commons
United States
United Kingdom
U.S
Rhys Davis
Superforts Guarding Against Unseen Threats
Unclear fragments describe Superfortress aircraft readiness and protective measures. Mentions ARC up Trone and unexpected encounters with news agencies. No clear incident, person, or outcome is established.
Here Are B-29 Specifications 2
Partial notes compare B 29 to the B 17 Flying Fortress with data on wingspan length height weight engine power and armament. Mentions speed bomb capacity ceiling and range. Also references ancient water clocks used by Egyptians Greeks and Romans.
Judging Condition and Dissestion of Short-iloss Ranges
A bulletin outlines methods for evaluating range condition and management. It discusses procedures from Dro David and George Te Furna, based on Central Plains Experimental data. The draft, produced for Weld County and agricultural offices, promises a free distribution handbook aiding range stock Brower and county agents.
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Greeley Public
Oatletin
Wis
Dro David Aod
George Te Furna
pCentral Plains
W J McMillan Pioneer Son Dies At Home
W J McMillan dies at his home 1640 Ninth Avenue after farming near LaSalle and Greeley Nebraska era. Survived by widow, three daughters Mildred McMillan and two others, three grandchildren. Funeral by Sattley’s. Former Reformed Presbyterian servicemembers and ranks given.
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Moillan
LaSalle ‘Dlatetet
Elizabeth
McMillan
Salle
Sol
Lé.r. Lovel
McMillan-home
Greeley
Colorado Silo Company
Andre Cement
High McMilli
Mra
Yana Montillin
Gilbert
Ottasen
Platte Vilis
Mildred McMilan
Carl Prann
Stillwater
Omia
Therd
Beverly
Dean’ Evang
Richard Oifegen
Meadtillan
A.B. Mcbilan
Johnatown
So McMillan
New Concord
Ohio
H. Be McMillan
Greelay
Ta Mcbilllan
Honorary degree and Pershing tribute noted in 1908 exercises
The record highlights an honorary law degree awarded to Pershing and a commencement event at the university in 1908. It mentions attendees and faculty, including Prof. Wilton, with references to alumni, state officials, bankers, and the Morrill connection, painting a portrait of the ceremony's social and academic context.
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Manly
Waa
Francia E. Warren
Wromley
John Hay
Rock Springs
James
Dor
Morrill
Wolo Gt
Wilton
University
Corriédale Ram Sales At Laramie Attract Large Bids
Auction at Laramie features Corriédale and Hampshire rams with bids around 500 dollars each and combined total about 3400 dollars for breeds. University ram places as second highest price, buyers include paratrooper equipment mentions and radio sets amid equipment sales.
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Corriédale Ram
Laramie Sale
Coctiedale
Hampshire
The
Universsity
Noid
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