Sevastopol Siege Slows As German Offense Fails
Russian dispatches say the German and Romanian assault on Sevastopol slackened after heavy losses. Several German and Romanian divisions were defeated, with tanks and guns destroyed. Reports claim German artillery bombarded the city for 24 days while a Russian ship supplied and evacuated wounded. Further fighting raged near Kharkov and in the Donets Basin as Soviet forces pressed the front.
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Pera W Mozcow
Agaist
Sevastopol
Caid
Crimean Park
Germany
Chew Itis
Tee City
Areillery
Gus
Warsip
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Vaskobast
Kharkov
Ukraine
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Agi
Klavkov
Mnysia
Bermfin Canonunique
Gulus
Sevestonol
Tabites
Reutera
Stockbolin
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Crimea
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Dis Yatel
Landinug
Szyestonok
Manntainstern
Grimena
Binaropa
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Maries
Black Sea
ABC
Donets
Khurkov
Maralal
Fedor Yov
Mel
Die Bovich
Felaniey
Mrs Eunice Freck Dies In Greeley Hospital
Mrs Eunice Freck 61 wife of Casper Freck of 1303 Seventh Street died at Greeley hospital at 4 am Thursday after illness of three weeks. She had lived in Greeley 84 years and belonged to First Methodist church. Survived by her husband three children Raymond of Greeley Mrs Louise Weaver of Puella and Casper Jr of Langley Field Va a brother John Walter Nedwood City Gallt and a sister Mrs F P Klug of Greeley. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Macy's.
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Mr. Freck
Casper Freck
Seventh Street
Greeley Hospital
Freck
Greeley
First Methodist Church
Tome Gas and, Electric Company
Raymond
Louise Weaver
Puella
Casper
Langley Field
John Walte
Nedwood City
Gallt
Airs
F. P. Klug
Macys
Bresnahan Located In Salt Lake City
Bresnahan, drug store manager formerly in Greeley, was found safe in Salt Lake City after a week missing. Relatives reported his location and he was en route home, with details recorded by family.
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Mike) Bresnanan
Brosh
Greeley
Salt Lake City
Mrush
Ward
Yates Named New Manager at Greeley U S Employment Office
Earl E. Yates, longtime manager at Fork Collins office, will become manager at the Greeley U S Employment Office on July 1. Hamilton, currently at Greeley, moves to Denver to supervise registrations, with Yates relocating from Fort Collins to Greeley by July 1. The Greeley office ranks as Colorado’s fourth largest, behind Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo.
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Fork Colling U.S
Grees
Toy
We Fort Morgan
Jwnior Chamber
Cormmerce
Greets
Fort Collins
Fort Callies
Fort Morgan
Greeley
Colorado
Tenyer
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Hamilton
Denver
Amber
Colorado Objectors to Take Over CCC Work in State
About 175 conscientious objectors will be reassigned to public works in Colorado. They will perform reforestation fire prevention road maintenance and public lands tasks near Colorado Springs and Fort Collins. Removal of roughly 60 objectors followed Washington orders with no reason given, sparking protests from farmers facing labor shortages.
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Jang
CCC
Colorado
Kenneth Chahuers
Colovalo
Conservation Service
Colorado Springs
Fort Colling
Washington
Chalmers
Fort Collins
Weld County Rubber Drive Sets Scrap Target
Fay Uverer, chairman of the Welt county scrap drive committee, announced Wednesday that 139 to 140 tons of scrap rubber have already been turned in. The committee expects the final total to reach between 200 and 500 tons.
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Fay Uverer
Welt County
Weld Cawily
Sccup
Japs Boast They'll Stay In Aleutians
A Japanese communique claims naval and military forces remain entrenched in the Aleutians, with Kiska renamed Narikamhani Alin and Atsuta Island designated after Nagoya. The report notes bitter cold on the voyage north and says seeds and polar gear were shipped to the Aleutians, signaling a long-term occupation rather than a temporary action.
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Tokyo
Prom Japanese Broadcasta
Kiska
Jima 7
Atta @ uy Inter
Agerial
Atswta
Atsuta Island
Abe
Makoto Galo
Marine Corps
Kangaroo Court Sews A Fine For Offender
Judge George H. Bradfield presided over a kangaroo court where Dr. J. Levine was found guilty as the first offender. The sentence required the defendant to purchase 50 dollars in defense savings bonds. The session featured lawyer John O’Hagan, prosecutor Lewis Kitts, officer Ed Lott, and other attendees. Kangaroo Court convenes Friday at 2 PM.
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George H. Bradfield
J. Levine
Levine
Chamber of Commerce
Bradfield
Erson
John O'Hagan
J. le Teft
Rirchard Pervine
Lewis Kitts
Kangaroo Court
Ed Lott
Draft policy ties defense calls to work or fight rule
The article reports a Roosevelt administration directive linking selective service with a work or fight policy. It outlines categories for induction, stressing that men with dependents or essential civilian roles may be deferred while others face service. It notes Colorado boards must classify promptly and prepare for the new call-order system.
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Selective Service
Roosevelt
Congress
Ling
Troosevelt
Hanshin Hithety
Jira
Tee 8 Ltds
Munent
Denver
Colorado
Heny Richardson
Colorado Gerratioa
Fev. 16 and To Virtually Met Saide
20 Navy Men Lose Lives in Two Sinkings
The navy reported two torpedoings near the Atlantic coast resulting in twenty deaths. The USS Ganad, a service patrol vessel, was torpedoed and sunk with sixteen crew lost. The YE-389, a modified fishing craft, was also sunk, with four crew members dead.
Eye Witness Dutch Harbor Attack Reveals Fierce Jap Assault
Eye witness accounts describe the June 3 Japanese air raid on Dutch Harbor beginning at 5 45 a m. Civilians and gunners battled dive bombers with antiaircraft fire as crews and soldiers evacuated. Navy and army reports note limited damage with some warehouses burned and casualties light. witnesses say the force was surprising and determined.
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Rat’ Dematic Oy
Dutch Marbou
R Trinsnort Nera
Dutch Harbor
Murch Harbor
John W. Fletcher
Ungalaska
Pater Harkar
Un-alaska
Duleh Harbor
Cold Hay
Eisenhower To Command Europe Front
Major General Dwight D. Eisenhower has arrived in London to take command of the European theater for American forces. The War Department notes the theater will coordinate Allied efforts with air power central to operations, while not confirming any second front plans.
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Jung
Dwigit D. Eisenhower
London
War Department
Eisenhower
Lainton
Aly Glon
Department
Europe
James E. Chaney
Grand Junction Gala Bulletin Cites Governor Candidate
The Grand Junction Sentinel supports Rey Best, warden of Me Colorado penitentiary, for governor in an editorial. Best is a Democrat from Charleston, W Va. Bond talks on coal fines redirecting to war services. other reports cover U S war planning, Belize arrests, Colombian submarine attack, Canadian air squadrons in Alaska, and global wartime communications curbs.
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Grand Junction
Grand Junction Sentinel
Rey Best
Colorado Penitentiary
Povernor
Best
Charleston
W. Va
Boutham Coal Operators
Joh L. Lewis
War Services
Nebraska Tops States in Summer School Enrollment
Nebraska leads in summer session enrollment at Colorado State College of Education with 326 students. Kansas 107, Texas 56, and Missouri 35 follow, as another registration wave is anticipated with the July 6 start of a six week term.
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Nebraska
Colorado State College of Education
Kansas
Texas
Missouri
Plaece
Red Cross Postpones Roll Call for March 1943
Washington announces a postponed Red Cross roll call combined with a war drive to be conducted in March 1943. Chairman Norman H. Ravs announced the action with President Roosevelt's full approval.
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Washington
The
Red Cross
Norman H. Ravis
Roosevelt
Charles A Nash Dies Suddenly at 87 in Greeley
Charles A Nash 87 of 1919 Seventh Street Greeley died at home at 9 45 p m due to heart trouble Survivors include his wife Mary A Nash three sons Hugh V Nash Jay W Nash and three daughters Ewulea Harris Virgins Jane Prince and Lois C plus a brother and a sister The late business man had been in Greeley since 1920 and organized the Wash Paint and Glass store later moving to 2003 Eighth Avenue and then to the current address Grand expression of condolences from relatives and associates listed
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Seventh Street
Greeley
Wennesday Wight
Lark, Ar
Nash
Kearney
Nebr
A. J Clark
My. Clark
Fissness
Cornfield
Vlark Owl
Eighth Avenue
Hebwerth
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Ueths
Eighth Mvenue
Greeley Tinklab
Mary A. Neu
Hugh V Nash
Geneley
Jay W. Nash
Druver
Ewulea Harris
Sac
Nazis raze Lezaky in Bohemian region killing villagers
A Budapest radio report quoted a Prague dispatch that the Czech village Lezaky near Chenifinm in the Bohemian area was razed by German forces. It claimed all male inhabitants were executed for hiding parachutists tied to the Moydeleh operation, marking the second village destroyed after Lidice, with women sent to camps and children to institutions.
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London
Lesngy
Boland
Neinhard Heidrich
Hohemia Moravia
Budapest
Prague
Wnle
Lesaky
Thia
Lezaky
Axis Drives 69 Miles Into Egypt
Axis forces push 69 miles into Egypt with strong German Italian divisions and mobile units advancing toward Alexandria. British and Allied air forces harass fronts as U S and RAF coastal bombers shell Teagiart. German commander concentrates units for a possible larger push while Libyan guards monitor the coast.
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Edward Kennedy Baljo
Sone
Axia
Bevin Tuilay
Une Bettish
United States Army
Dierg
Linn Seld
Newgast
Princes
HAF
Shin Hig Dar
Caul Alexandria
Abon Aun
Egypt
620 Acres Land Under Option for Greeley Airport
The Greeley airport plan envisions about 620 acres under option west of Evans. Dick Talman, Jr Chamber chairman, says 620 acres may be incorporated but final price is pending. The plan excludes the Robinett and A J Campbell buildings and relies on road closures and power line relocations along Twenty third and Eleventh avenues.
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Evans
Cnll
R. J. McMillan
Castwest
Robinett
A. J. Campbell
Cy Land
Campbell
McMillan Eignty Agagner
McMillan
Tauman
Tatman
Hors Gazoul Electric Company
Public Service Company
Churchill Says Egypt To Be Held
President Roosevelt and Winston Churchill briefed congressional leaders on the world situation. The discussion touched on British setbacks and a second front in Europe. House leaders called the briefing satisfactory and encouraging.
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Massachsets
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Chucehit
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