Churchill Warns of Heavy Fighting in Mediterranean Soon
Prime Minister Churchill predicted heavy fighting in the Mediterranean and Europe before autumn. He said Allied forces would press German targets with intensified air and sea campaigns, claiming the U boat threat was collapsing after May actions and promising continued industrial and military pressure. He noted Allied leaflets urging Italian surrender and warned Mussolini’s regime must bear responsibility for any damage to open monuments.
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Henry B. Jameson
Associated Press
London
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Arma
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Germany
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Churchill Aectarea
Britain
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Eden
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France
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Canada
Bomber Crash Kills Ten at Alamogordo NM
Ten personnel died when a large Army bomber crashed near the Alamogordo base on a training flight. One crewman was injured. Names listed include Lieuts Sherman Wennnessy Sundebl and Warren L. Kyanese among the fallen, with Sgt Roy J. B Payne and Sgt James Supinsky among the injured. An investigation board had not yet been named.
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Alamogordo
N. My
Alamogordo Air Base
Tom R. White
Army
Jimmie Y. Slaltiera
Wearville
N. J
Leander M. Sherman
Ban Antonic
Tex
John F. Wennessy
St. Paul
Minn
Leonard A. Sundebl
Matieni
Warren L. Kyanese
Chierzo
Il Tech
Set
Fenaniif
Honsr
Last Day For Men Over 38 To Apply For Release
Washington reports the final day for men over 38 in the army to seek release from service. June 30 is stated as the deadline. Applicants needed supporting evidence of planned employment in essential industry or agriculture, typically a corroborating letter from a prospective employer, though some men have already missed the window.
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Washington
Army Table
Weiden
Mai
Jassentiul
House Votes Down Subsidy Plan 160-32
Washington reports the House narrowly rejects a subsidy rollback plan by a 100 to 3 vote while backing a conference committee bill to extend the Commodity Credit Corporation. The move aims to ban government payments linked to rollback prices with President Roosevelt likely to veto if the measure reaches his desk.
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Washington
House-Senate Conference Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
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Congress
Soldier and Girl Hit Greeley Residents Face Jail
A soldier Cecil Cox and Miss Marie Wlusmyer pleaded guilty to assault after planning attacks on Mr Laney and Mrs Laney in a Palmer Lake cafe. Cox agreed to strike the first man entering, while Wlusmyer struck the second. Both received jail terms. A memorial service is set for Rueben Rat z who died in a Japanese prison camp.
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Lansy
Reds Batter German Held Taman Port
Moscow reports Soviet bombers attack Nazified Taman on the Sea of Azov to disrupt German plans. Russian aviation supported offensive aims along the eastern front while Germans focus on Taman and the Kuban delta. air raids and naval actions continue with limited retaliation.
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Mascow
Taman
Sea of Rang
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Ila
Tamen
Novorossisk
Black Sea
Flermans
Hua Alan Trant
Anana
Beneficial Showers In Area Tuesday Nite
Light showers Tuesday evening brought beneficial moisture to most of the Gresley trade area after a cloudy day. Showers began around 6 p m near Fort Lap ton overglos and moved north to Lit Greeley about an hour later. Mt Wolnck station recorded 0.19 inch of moisture as drizzling rain continued into the night.
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Fort Lapton Oveglos
Greeley
Mt Wolnck
Greeley Free
Uveaday Algte
Vivian Refuses Longer Hours For Election
Governor John Vivian rejects federal pressure to extend voting hours and ballots for federal candidates. Colorado officials say the proposal is unnecessary and state employees should follow state law without outside interference.
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Breva
Denver
Stator Green
Iis Renate Contiitittes
Colorado
Terratt Enoitce
John Vivian J
Vivieneid
Alngy Uniter
Chinese Recapture of Rice Fields Reported
AP dispatch reports large section of upper Yangtze front recaptured by Chinese forces. High command claims entry into a city with heavy Japanese losses, plus further casualties. Chinese say they intercepted several enemy attempts near Hangzhou and near Owebth Kow, where morale and supply routes deteriorate for Japanese.
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Clune
Central
Yangtze River
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Owebilkow
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Owelihkow
Britain
Witness Testimony in Flindt Case Links Push and Deaths
June 30. Trial heard testimony about the discovery of two boys found dead at a cliff edge near Castle Rack. Howard Richner testified that a 14 year old named Dig Staate claimed the defendant demanded 10 cents to climb the cliff. District Attorney Simon said new evidence would show Wymer took a watch from the boys.
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Precinitous Castle
Trist
Willim
Eugene Wymer
Deny Yer
Trobert Hnamusaen
Howard Richner
Dig Staate
Daniels Gardens
Wymer
Calle Mock
Filnit
Donald Matias
Lakewood
Roosevelt Repeats Criticism of Press Over Wallace Row
In Washington on June 80, Roosevelt blasted journals over the Wallace row with Jones and warned against press abuse. The era’s domestic items, including lifting prices for sporting goods and rationing in July, were outlined with OPA announcements.
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Roosevelt
Wallace
Jones
Washington
Ottica of Price Aguintetration
OPA
Warning Against Misusing Ration Books Hits Local Board
In Greeley the war price and rationing board warns against exceeding 90 miles of gasoline use per month for nonessential driving. Chairman John Campbell says authorities will revoke ration books for trips not allowed by regulations and vows drastic steps if misuse continues to threaten military morale.
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Gampbell
Lee
Wea
Ratton Hookr
Luasiauntalna
Tring
Camphel
Ousrmed
Roma
Campbell
Greeley
Muake
Campbell-gald
Ratoning Board
Troops Prevent Race Riot in New Jersey
Federal troops halted a crowd in Uniostated Treas Posaato New Jersey on June 30 to avert a threatened race riot as city police left. Soldiers with fixed bayonets kept back the crowd and erected barriers until the gathering dispersed amid tensions over white soldiers and Negro girls. An elderly man, William Brydon, 92, of Greeley, was hospitalized with a serious injury from a farm accident.
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Treas
Byrnes Wallace Jones meet on war materials policy
Washington dispatch says James Byrnes called Wall ace and Henry Wallace and Secretary of Commerce Jones to a White House meeting at 2 p m to discuss unity over war materiel policy. Congress and Roosevelts critics urge inquiry into the discord between officials and press.
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Lorne Front
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Sncratary
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Phe
Cnld
Tony
Wellaca
Gcommerce Jones
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Roosevelt
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Walines
Jones
Michigan
Ferguson
Jeres
Ray
Wiggelsworth
Wiggels
Roogavelt
Springer
Indiana
House
Mounted Quadrille to Highlight Rodeo Program at Island Grove
Island Grove Park hosts a mounted quadrille on July 4 and 4 with 12 matched horses, including two white mounts and ten palominos. Riders, many veterans, rehearse nightly to present a polished display, with pairs including Shirley Him and T. Mawson, Kay McElroy and Everett Winchell, and others in a traditional square dance on horseback.
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Island Grove Park
Shirley Him
T. &. Mawson
Kay McElroy
Everett Winchell
Sheriff Gu
Yanks land Rendova in Solomons near Munda base
United States forces landed on Rendova island in the New Georgia group early today as part of a Solomons offensive. Navy communique notes surprise landing with no details, aims seen as pressuring Japanese positions near Munda and expanding American reach toward Rabaul in the central Solomons.
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Munda
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Ihe
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Iteniova
Rendova Island
Murda
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de Foats
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Russellaland
Sicilian Ferry Terminals Batterd as Allied Shipping Guarded
Allied bombers hit Sicilian ferry terminals in Rexolo Calabria and Mesdina while Wellingtons from North Africa renewed raids. Middle East Command confirmed a Mediterranean umbrella over North Africa to Suez aiding shipping, with long-range strikes on rail yards and enemy airfields and Malta fighter-bombers aiding the effort.
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Frees
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Critish Aft
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Miled
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Bond Stamp Booth At Rodeo To Sell War Bonds
War bond and stamp sales will be conducted at the Spirit Grove rodeo grounds Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Charles B. Southard and several ladies plus Mr. G. J. Demke and Mr. Carl Gy Tama will supervise operations. Local residents encouraged to support the drive.
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Charles B. Southard
Mra
G. J. Demke
Fred McCourt
B.D. O'Byrne
Mt, Domeke
Carl Gy Tama
U S Bombers Raid Le Mans
June 30 report says heavy Ablerleat bombers attacked the railway and industrial center of Le Mans France while facing weak enemy opposition. The mission, part of the Eighth Air Force, targeted large engine works bombed previously in March by RAF. Rickenbacker arrived for a short visit to the Russian front. Secretary Stimson sent on a remission to the Russian front.
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Ablerleat
la Mang
France
Eighth Air Force
Eith
Tle Raf
Conmenique
America Yard
al Borler
Rickenbacker
Monton
Edward VY
Henry L. Stimson
Concerts Continue Weekly at Garden Tucaler
A fragmented note describes a Tuesday night concert during the summer session at Colorado State College of Education. The weekly events take place in the Garden Tucaler with attendees and performances noted, though details are incomplete.
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Colorado State
Garden Tucaler
Special Police Authorized for July Fourth Events
City council approved 75 special officers to cover July 4 and 5 events including the Spud rodeo. A permit to bury a 600 gallon fuel tank on private property was discussed. The WRB survey of interstate needs was noted. Potat o dehydration plant plans to install settling basins to improve water treatment.
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Ainfow
Roy Seaman Avtt
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