Chinese Withdraw from Burma Road in North China Battles
Associated Press reports Japanese and Chinese forces clash across North China as Chinese pull back from a strong point on Burma Road near Luneung in Yunnan. Japanese advances threaten Hankow Canton railway while Japanese troops push toward Teiyang and Changsha region, with gains around Henyang and Changsha reported.
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Strong Point
Burma
China
Luneung
Yuanan
Che Burma
Counly East Asia
High Command
Lndean
Assam
India
Bettween Kohli
Kaphal
Tynan
Hankow-Canton
Teigyang
Ottur
Changela
Henpyang
Inter
Changsha
Sianglau
Grandson of Greeley Family Drowns in River
Dean Norman Hi Jr a two year old son of Mr and Mrs Norman H Dent of Sinclair Wyoming drowned in the North Platte river Sunday afternoon during an outing near Sinclair Attempts by his father and others to reach the child were futile and the body was recovered Monday morning Mrs Hibbs and family are residents of Greeley and Dean was awaiting orders to report for naval service after recently being commissioned ensign He was born May 16 1942 at Weld County hospital The Deans had lived in Sinclair where he managed the Siglitz hotel for several months
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Dean, Jr
Nornan H, Dent
Sinclair
Wyo
North Platte River
Airs
Dean Io
Afargorel’ Hibbs
Harry Hibbs
Niveteenth” Avenue
Greatey
Altho
Fia Weld County Hospital
Deana
Sinclaiy
Tha
Ben C Rough Dies in Denver Saturday
Ben C Rough died at home in Denver on Saturday morning June 17 after a lingering illness following surgery in January. Born July 31, 1893 in Denton Texas, he spent most of his life near Denver and was employed by the U S. His wife Pearl Tough and daughter Marletta, two sisters Mrs Gla Miller Fairlay and Mrs 0 4 Bartell, a brother W I Rough, and several relatives survive. Interment will be at Brown Hill Denver with Holman’s Mortuary in charge.
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Denver
Mr. Tough
Denton
Texas
U. 8
Matut
Pearl Tough
Marletta Rough
Gla Miller Fairlay
Saiem
Ore
Bartell
Arcain
Cait
Rosh
Port
Tid
Gre
Nada Mere
Loreta Miter Rosehein
Bvown Hill
Holman
Continuation of School Lunches Assured in Senate Bill
Washington June 19 The agriculture appropriation bill provides 50 million dollars for school lunch programs. The House approved 12.5 million for incentive payments for harvesting grasses and turfs. Senate amendments boosted barberry eradication funding to 253,470 with 25,000 for central and eastern Washington. Salary increases for veterinarians and lay assistants in the bureau of animal industry were approved 255 to 80.
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Associated Prec
Washington
Miotisa
Senate Binant Meril
House
Senate
Washington State
Bureau of Animal Industry
Deaths and Funerals Notices Mixed in Evans and Nearby
Death notices list Mrs Dertha L Hontchu Evans scheduled services at 2 pm Wednesday at Macys drawing room with interment Fort Collins. Andrew Severin of 16 Bile Ave to have services at 2 pm Thursday from Macy's drawing room with interment Lionrove. Miss Mary Simmons of the Strubel area to be laid to rest at 2 pm Tuesday from Macy's drawing room with interment Girerd.
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Hentchel
Dertha L. Hontchu
Evans
Macys
Ft. Collins
Severin Andrew Serarin
Bile Ave
Lionrove
Simmons
Miss Mary
Strubel Apis
Tieday
Rob
Recreation Calendar Snapshot From Vague Schedule
A garbled recreation calendar lists events across venues such as Square dancing at Lomits courts and a 10 30 session of Swinymlis with Cam eron and Linco. An 1 00 music event is noted for Arington and Hiele. A Dan Melee is planned at the baseball field and a choral group is urged to attend at Eighth Avenue gym.
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Igied
Swinymlis
Cameron
Linco
Arington
Hiele
Calliston
JROO
Taycoesca
la Salie Ab
Folds
Five Boys Wreck School In Vandalism Rampage
Five youths aged ten to fourteen vandalized the Oakland Vila Grammar School, smashing windows and desks, ripping posters, and ruining an art exhibit before being captured by Captain Henry F. Wheaton. The school may remain closed through fall term. The five offenders face charges in Lynndie Court Wednesday. Also reported, the J. R. Simplot dehydrator closed after fulfilling a large army contract, employing about 1,000 people, mostly women.
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Saugus
Hoya
Oaklandvila Garminar School
Henry F. Wheaton
Wheaton
Ever Jett
Qald
Wheslon
Alana
Lyn Dieleiot
Caldwell
Sinbo
Jane
Gunmer
Allied war updates from Saipan to Biak Island victory report
The Saipan operation reports our troops capturing Aslito airfield and advancing across the island toward Magicienne Bay while repelling enemy counterattacks. Allied forces claim extensive air and sea action with carrier support and heavy Japanese losses. Biak Island operations note a ridge seizure and a large enemy death toll, with Liberator strikes on Truk atoll and aerial bombardment across the Pacific theater.
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Surings
Marianas
Saipan
Aslito
Magicienne Bay
Ramain
Lake Susipe
Seateas
Asilto
Jana
Lomgiluda
Phibious
Nevere
Gerlsl Aliutk
Icty
Novita
Guam
Tots
Advaneed
New Guinea
Mahmet
Blak Island
Dutch New Guinea
Biak
Liverators
Public backs nationwide gas rationing by wide margin
NORC survey shows 65 percent support national gasoline rationing in July 1943, with support rising when car owners are counted and undecided dwindling. Among owners, 79 percent favor rationing. regional and historical shifts noted from 1942 to 1943.
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Jumd
Silvey Re
National Opinion ‘Research Center
Sekussey
Uni
NORC
Seaboard
Ise
United States
Oii
Research Genier
Farmers Can Buy Army Trucks For Surplus Use
Washington June 19 War Mobilization Director James Byrnes said farmers may buy up to twelve U.S. Army trucks and surplus agricultural machinery as part of postwar substitutions. He warned of short unemployment but said it would be brief, noting 10 000 surplus army trucks and machinery are available to farmers. Trucks stored at Estes Park and Denver, with sizes up to five tons, will be allocated to Weld County in the first sales.
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Byrnes Eaid
Veal
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Nisé
Byrnes
Naval Army
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OPA
Gallins
Estes Park
Denver
Senate Opens New Row on Foreign Policy
Washington June 19 The Senate debated foreign policy amid questions over Churchill assurances and Roosevelt promises. Holman of Oregon pressed whether statements aligned with public reassurance that the United States would avoid foreign involvement. Shipstead read a London dispatch as part of the inquiry.
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Churchie
Wheeler - Eat Kent
Pai
Aimerican
Shipstead
London
Newd
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Roosevelt
Former Keenesburg Pastor Appointed Denver Minister
The Rev. Bryans, formerly pastor of the Keenesburg Methodist church, is named pastor of the University Park church in Denver. He was transferred from Montrose where he led the church for three years.
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Keynesburg ‘Methodist Church
University Park Church
Denver
Montrose
Dover Coast Shelling Described by Eyewitnesses
Partial transcript chronicles German bombardment along the Dover coast during a tense incident today. Readers report loud explosions, rising smoke, and the sound of anti aircraft fire as distant thunder echoes carried for miles.
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Boulogne
Dover
Thiashes
Fragmented Bustling Cluttered Text From Local Page
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions Berlin Connecticut chicken thieves and Portland Oregon, plus vague references to policemen a motorist an automobile and a downtown plan. It includes stray phrases about ration points life and a wartime waiting night. Names and clear events are unreadable.
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Portland
Ore Two
Toad
Iterof
Sanker
Foreign Intrusion Debate Cited by Connally
The fragment references Connally railing about foreign policy intrusions and a “pallet War” and support for President Roosevelt, while denying defense of Churchill and criticizing domestic policies amid a tense wartime climate.
OPA Sets Ceiling on Cheap Clothing
The Office of Price Administration announces price ceilings on basic garments including women's coats house dresses and cotton shirts. Production boards plan July output to ration cotton fabrics and items like house dresses shorts and alips to meet a 2,852 piles target and millions of units for the war effort.
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OPA
RiGeram
Arguet
Ryptonibe
Taainh
Fator
Drésges
Some Service Men Get Ration Books No. 4
June changes to war ration rules authorize armed forces members to receive Book No. 4 ration allotments. Previously they used special currency. now Book No. 8 in applying for Book No. 4 is not required. The OFA states Book No. 4 stamps are sole proof for purchase.
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OPA
OFA
Tenervices
Aboe Stampa
Maine election briefs show GOP and Democrats strong
Fragmented OCR recounts suggest GOP and Democrats trounced labor in Maine with voters in Portland and nearby districts. It notes candidate tallies such as a Republican 106 of 162 votes and mentions Andrew Lee as president candidate in a CIO context, while other names like John Fitzgerald appear with lower counts.
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Ats
Pi Hale
Fane
Andrew Lee
Dat Cio Ja
Betis
Ip Jablicas
Lla
John Ps Fitzgerald
Correction Issued On Walter Winchells Sunday Broadcast
A network corrected an error from Walter Winchells regular Sunday night program. The coast to coast hookup was interrupted to deliver the correction. Details of the misstatement involve Charles E Hughes and a misreported site claim.
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Walter Winchell
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