Propaganda Bombs Go Both Ways in German View
The New York Times analysis notes that aerial bombs intended to terrorize civilians may backfire, undermining German propaganda as Goebbels’ campaign risks alienating audiences. Experts say antiwar sentiment grows abroad and in Britain, with fear of mass executions influencing public opinion.
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England
Channel
Mapm
Daniels
Correatian
Amul
New York Times
Uie
Goebtels
Ugdell
Biegland
Wbong Wat
Explattan
Guebtelsaid
Naziminsters
Fearg McElroy Grandson Wins Local Contest in 1926 Quake News
Twenty nine years ago on June 29 1926 fearg McElroy ten year old grandson of state auditor Charles Davis of Glendale won the Swilliam McElroy event amid Santa Barbara quake reports. A telegram from Bertha McElroy confirmed no injuries or property damage as family members were in San Diego. Dr Hilward Howard Griggs popular summit lecturer opened the Great American series at the college with a talk titled Washington the First Great American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy McElroy
Charies Davis
Greelay
Swilliam McElroy
Santa Barbara
Bertha McElroy
San Diego
Hilward Howard Griggs
Bonday
Washington
Hig Hen
Russian Push Advances Near Minsk T:
War Today reports that Soviet forces push toward Minsk with Hitler moving major forces back toward the Bug River area. Berlin broadcasts speak of a flexible defense in the east as German lines in Italy show little effort to save lost territory. The piece notes expected heavy battles around Brest Litovak and support for a drawn out struggle as German losses mount.
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Russia
Minsk
Auynorts
Hitler
Poland
Kusglana
Regerves
Altos
Viatuta
Kawel
Srinsk
Unionowicze
Bialystok
Brest Litovak
Italy
Polne
Ione
Hiller Agos
Hyerk
Starling theater to feature Ginny Sweet hearts jazz band
The Ginny Sweet hearts girl jazz band performs at the Starling theater Monday Tuesday and Wednesday in a vaudeville act. The group recently traveled from Denver and will appear both afternoon and evening shows highlighting life, color, and action.
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Washington
Tha Starling Theater
Dha
Denver
Fragmentary World War II Note on Allied Strategy
An incoherent passage discusses Allied strength and prospects in Europe, mentioning the south, channel, Baltic, and Monterrousan area. It muses on whether tighter pressure can sustain a long war and hints at political resolve and strategic questions, though phrasing is garbled.
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France
Baltic
Public Forum and Social Notes in Greeley Tribune
A long, nostalgic letter recalls community work by women for bond buyers and students, praising helpers and service clubs. It laments lost gatherings on Seventh Street, mentions Salvation Army roots, and recalls old local businesses and meeting spots in Greeley’s early days.
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Eterui
Garyien
Grealey
Seufoy
Jantor Chaujvers
Tadeo Committee
Greeley
Saventh
Smith
the Salvation
Army
Totter
Greeley Tribune
Clayton Lumber
Kings
Green’s
Georges Wymin
Atkingon
Former Weld Man Dies in Home Explosive Accident
Leland Ehaler 43, a former Weld County mechanic, died after a gasengine explosion at his home in Los Angeles. He was burned severely while working on the engine in a shop-garage, with his wife nearby. Survived by sister Mira Clyde Obano and brother Lester Kinder, a missionary in India, and step-mother Mrs T W Kinder. Fort Lupton and Denver connections noted.
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Fort’ Lupton
Leland Ehaler
Los Angeles
Calif
Jingle
Los Angeles Hospital
T. W. Kin’ Ldoy
Graetey
Denver
Fort Lupton
Burnel
Angi
Nua
Sisker
Mira
Clyde
Obano Fort Lypton
Tuseday
Angeles
Dunn
Drs
Fiword
Kinder
Aleo
Hy & Brother
Lester Kinder
India
T. W. Kinder
Greeley
Fragmented Guide on Household and Plant Care
The text discusses sheets and ironing tips, noting hems at the foot and avoiding creases off center. It shifts to plants, saying flowering plants need bright light for satisfactory growth and should be obtained in full bloom, with foliage plants growing well under bright light suitable for reading.
Historic Ninth Street area fades as new market rises
A battered reminiscence describes Randolph ae Jacotm and others building a new market on Ninth Street, replacing old landmarks and the colonial Colorado House near the railway track. The Farr buildings and Johnson Temple stand as distant memory while the Seventh Street lodge hosts diverse dinners. Henry C. Luther signs in June 1944.
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Randolph “Ae
Jacotm
Pulchers
Fignth
Braaillan
Harge City Hall
Saventh
Colorado
Hern
Farr
Ninth Avenus
Seventh Strees
Johnson
Hoolf
Seventh Street
Bintery
Henry C. Luther
Gresley
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Private Breger
Dave Breger
Modest
Tiadamart
Weg
Freters
the Doolittles
Denmark
Hegite Tete Et Onion
The
Giants
Joe Palooka
Joe
Ham Fisher
Scorchy Smith
Wat Pack
Derort
Dickie Dare
Rexintorea
U, & Fatent Office
Areca
By AL Capp
Trrean
Posse
Greeley Daily Tribune
Greeley Republican
Tribune-Republican Publishing Company
Eighth Street
Gresley, Golorede
Charles Hansen Floyd
Merrigl
Weavad
Axaiter
Wesber
Mare 2
Teliun
Oland Dally
Eseles Rigger
J. M. Roberts, JR
Dewitt Mackenzie
Bug River
Weld
Pacific Northwest
U.S. Employment Service War Manpower Commission
Ninth Avenue
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