Allies Drive Salient Into Nazi Defense Near Caen
Allied advances push a salient toward Caen in Normandy as Miles Dempsey's British Second Army drives on both sides of Bonn. German counterattacks inflict heavy casualties while Allies near key airfields and Cherbourg defenses. Rodney supports the Esquay bridgehead as ships shell and aircraft harass German positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Gallagher
Uresal Supreme Headquarters Armed Expeditionary Force
Juny
Erwin Roimiel
Normandy
Eveny Lmes
Caen
Supreme Headquarters
Miles C. Dempsey
Bonn
Nes
Praure
Altogeller
Hoimwel
Intial
Geld Roi Wel
Geyer von Schwetpenberg
Laidon
Ye Wat
Tost
Allen
Manpertis
Cherbourg
Omer
Bridley
Touns
Pionic
Amerlcag
Pear Harbor
Cazabauva
Oran Larvore
Wasons
Esqiay
Troan
Caon
Rodney
Esquay
Rodway
Rarnay
Parla
Branzeant
Grive
Onboure
Associated Press
Roger A1
Greene
Odon
Aklet
U S Breaks With Finland As Nazi Ally
The United States declared Finland a puppet of Nazi Germany, citing Helsinki's military alliance with Berlin and German influence in Finland. The note said Finland forfeited democratic procedure and linked its fate to Nazi aims, ending long diplomatic ties despite war with the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Germany
Finland
Russia
State Department
Alexander Thess
Helsinki
Tutl
Hull
Flanfalt
Finand
Ilberly
Republic of Finland
Naat
Trasl
Tane
Filan
Furdbiur
Govarn
Theslafl
Georse T. Sunmertin
Tull
von Riblentrop
Goerwan
Etd Hull
Nazi Germany
Inland
Husaik
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Pracope
Minimar J. Procope
Procope
T. O. Vatervyuors
Rista Salanka
Urho Tovola
Procopsalua
United States Treasury
Roosevalt
Paratrooper Captured at Undefended Hospital Receives Care
T/6 Flobert A. Otto, 29, of Gar Mele Pay, among 14 wounded flown to Mitchell Field after mortar shelling on the Normandy coast. He says an undefended emergency station treated him with supplies brought in by paratroopers. Germans later occupied the station, treated four of their own wounded, used American blood plasma, and stripped the facility before retreating on the second day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Brass
Mitener Field
N.Y
Normandy Coast
Flobert A. Otto
Gar Mele
Asryice
Mitchell Field
Pyt
Jani J. Gharak
East Northern Ave
Puehs
Golo
Otic
Symphonic Band From Buckley Field To Island Grove Concert
Buckley Field Symphonic Band scheduled a July 4 concert at Island Grove park from 8 to 9 PM, broadcast on KLZ. Led by Chief Warrant Officer Robert L. Candeva, the group features seasoned musicians from major orchestras and Hollywood projects, with prior service in Atlantic City and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley Field
Island Grove
Bo-pleca
Synehonte
Greelay Rodeo
Island Grove Park
Laid
Colorado
Gran Sian
KLZ
Gresley
Bruce Miler
Robert L. Candeva
Muckley Field
Atlantic City
Symphony Orchestral
New York
Officer Laniers
Stigcollerie
Dayant
Oklo
Une Eastowan School
Af Muale
Rochester
Magia
Thomas Beecham
Lendsara
Royal Academy of Muisle
Taunton
Tatanportunity
Landers
Becam Dasistant
San Darlo Opera Company
St. Lows Symphony Orchestra
Amay Music Schoul
Fact Myst
Grada
Atlante Gily Pir
OPA Ends Free Inner Tubes Rationing
The Office of Price Administration ordered the removal from rationing of all inner tubes effective tomorrow. A June July August tire quota was set at 3,460,000 passenger car tires, up 690,000 from prior months, with inventories claimed large enough to meet air travel needs. An additional allocation of 200,000 tires was provided, bringing total July through August quota to 1,960,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Myes
Mber
Jung
Teacher's Nephew Dies of Wounds in Action
Sgt Huey Brennecke of Montrose dies of wounds from active service. He was the nephew of Mies Marttin Brennecke and a former Montrose High School student. Brennecke served with a naval unit and saw duty in Italy and Sicily. He was prominent in school athletics and won a high school competition before his death in the Hore drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey Brennecke
Montrose
Mies Marttin Brennecke
Lincoln Echnal
Greeley
Fils Yurpents
Mra
Inck
Hrennecks
National Board
Motlrose
Seticn
Slelly
Italy
Hore
Montross
Otheletice
Heavy Fighting at Hengyang Reported by Chungking
Communist dispatch from Chungking reports heavy fighting near Hengyang with significant casualties. A military communique states no change in overall disposition as forces remain near the railway junction six miles south of Chaingsheng amid the ongoing battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hengyang
Weld Bond Quota Nears Completion in County Drive
Weld county reports 75 percent of its bond quota secured in the fifth War Loan campaign. Chaves J. Swink, county chairman, notes a total county bond purchase of 1,605,088.75 dollars, with Friday’s new purchases at 180,174.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Chaves J. Swink
Counity Chairnay
Pillay
Nand
Outire
Brownell Named GOP National Chairman for Dewey Campaign
Herbert Brownell Jr a New York lawyer was unanimously elected chairman of the Republican National Committee to direct Gov Thomas Deweys presidential campaign. The new officers include three vice chairs Werner Schroeder Horace Sayre and Katherine Brown with Reed re elected secretary and John Hoss Tabb named treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herbert Brownell, Jr
New York
Thomas ¥. Dewey
Newey
Republican Party
Prownell Gutteeds Harrison Fh. Spangler
Cedar Rapide
Chalritén
Joseoh W. Marit, Jr
Massachu Belle
Bricker Brownell
Ota
John WW. Bricker
Ohio
Dewey
Werner W. Bchroeder
Clingin
Mra
Horace A. Sayre
Oklahoma
Kathering K. Brown
Hera Ry Wiildla
Idaho
Harald We Mogan
Vermont
Weg
Reds Cross Berezina River Crossing At Minsk Front
Reds built pontoon bridges over the Berezina near Minsk and drove German forces back while destroying matériel. In a large toll of casualties and equipment losses, Soviet air and ground forces pressed a two front advance north of Minsk, with significant river crossing success and pursuit toward Beranowicze. Two men were accepted for immediate Navy induction, with several others placed for further examinations or transferred to other boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clauen
Jung
North Wellco
Falta Acury
Richard Willa Wilson
Dave Webser
Charlie Takalashi
David Janel Rosanof
Charles Lea Alford
Rueben Adler
Tomule Tohoten Takahnahi
Jack Satio Yous
Hurgld
Talusahruch
Herbert F
Eddy Glimere
Drena
Moncow
Nedanny
Bereziin
Minsk
Masa
Tha
Gan
Ivan Chernahovsky
Anny
Tyan Dagraman
Wiest Dallie Avory
Olisk
Prat
Marktal Staustanth
Tsekosnovsky
Noring
Beranowicze
Polotsk
Vototak
Post Lana
Iinportant
Risa
Bagramina
Whita Ruasdaara
Antean Republic
Huunus
Lithuania
Nacis
Rapartnil
LiAra Alle
Uvee Tuln
Ted
Peter Troyanoyesky
Bobruisk-Minekron
White Russia
Olkossovsky
Ehlet
Mazakov
Fred Heinze Killed in Farm Accident Near Galeton
Frederick Tieinze aged 63, prominent Galeton and Eaton resident, died Friday from a broken neck after a farm accident while raking hay with a side delivery rake near Galeton. Neighbors saw the horse run away and Heinze fell. He expired en route to hospital after being taken from the field. Survived by four sons and a daughter, wife Katherine predeceased him. Coroner F. J. Alinuit investigated. body sent to Armstrong Mortuary at Baton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Tieinze
Galeton
Eaton
Hovees
Heinze
Cavite
Galotow
Greeley Lespits
Katherine
Henry
Pierce
Davin
Pred
Robert
Eva Ehellch
Baton
F. J. Alinuit
Tady
Armstrong Abortuary
Strike Grippies Hotel Workers Hit Ambassador Protest
Los Angeles June 29 the APY Joint board of culinary workers called a strike at the Ambassador hotel one of the city’s largest venues. bartenders waiters and other culinary staff joined the action shortly before noon demanding improved wages and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ambassador Hotel
Waltreages
Waltera
APY Joint Board of Catinncy
Tokyo Says New Major Battle on In Marianas Today
A Tokyo dispatch aired by Garbhis radio reports an air sea battle occurred today around the Marianas. The broadcast claimed Japanese forces attacked enemy ships and that several targets were engaged near Sabah, Tina Rota and Gusm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Marianas
Peppers Cucumbers and Melons Now Under OPA
Lassociated Press reports that peppers cucumbers and melons go under OPA price controls effective July 5. The rule promises price reductions for melons and peppers and a slight cut for cucumbers with district offices setting local prices. Watermelons remain controlled at retail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Lassociated
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Republicans Hold Precinct Caucuses in Greeley Area
Republican precinct caucuses were held in Greeley and rural precincts Thursday, with delegates elected to the county assembly set for July 8, according to reports to Martin G. Field, secretary of the county central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Martin G. Field
County Central Committee
State Behind In Bond Drive
Denver June 3 Coloradans must purchase 6800009 worth of bonds daily to meet the fifth war loan drive by July 8 state war finance committee chairman Clarence J Adams warns with seven business days left Adams calls individuals and car parmtlocgatika to realize the seriousness of the military situation and adjust their investments accordingly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Coloradana
Sia Nilininum
Clarence J. Adams
Chattajan
State War Finance Committee
Adams
Marine Casualties on Saipan Far Ahead of Tarawa Losses
An Associated Press report from Washington notes Saipan casualties far exceed Tarawa, with totals showing 1,474 killed and 7,160 wounded among Marines. Admiral Nimitz cites uncertain Japanese losses, while casualty figures for Saipan reflect a brutal, costly battle as U.S. forces press toward victory in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saipan
Tarawa
Associated Presa
Washington
Amerlcan Casualtos
Tnland
Tania
al Thatine
Mie Iovy Tuilay Folliwaz
Morlies
Amipy
Morhies
Fee Army
Missle
Minriues
Memy
Rong Torvaty
Balpan
Geures
Nye Ilas Slightly Increases Margin in Dakota Nomination Race
In a fragmented report from August, Nye Ilas leads with a small margin while 61 of 2,251 precincts report in. Counts show Nye with 27,994 votes and Standevigh at 37,072 with Burdick at 34, and 69 remaining unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foige
United States
Sematov
Nath Dakota
Standevigh
Setreauiens
Allies Kill or Capture Equal of 6 Divisions in Normandy
An American staff officer announced that Allied forces have killed or captured the equivalent of six German divisions in 24 days in Normandy. He cited over 28,090 prisoners taken and about 10,000 killed or wounded, with most captures tied to actions near Cherbourg as Allied troops closed toward the Cherbourg area and the Cotentin peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandy
Armerican
France
Unene
Sini
Cherbourg
Cap de la Hogue
Col Gen Dollmann Killed in France in Allied Bombing Raid
Allied reports say Col Gen Poledrich Dollmann commander of the German Seventh Army died in France after a raid on his corps headquarters a cross Normandy peninsular area. The death follows air strikes and Typhoon attacks that destroyed targets and disrupted German command. Local weather shows warm today with highs near 78 to 96 and freshening in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollmann
France
American Bombers Strike Vienna and France in Allied Raid
American bombers from Maly and British heavy bombers attacked the Vienna area and northern France in raids supporting the invasion. Marauder fighters targeted rail and road junctions across France while RAF bombers hit bases in Belgium and Yugoslavia. Night raids focused near Feuerseval as total Allied losses were 6 German planes, 25 Allied planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Maly
Berlin
Vienna
Britain
Campaien
Prange
Belgium
U. S. Air Force
France
Yugoslavia
Viena Arew
Normandy
Caen
Mezidon-Fetalzo
Tours
Feuersevain
Five Bands Scheduled for Fourth of July Parade
Five bands including two military organizations will appear in a morning Fourth of July parade. Parade chairman Bruce Allier said the event will be colorful despite few float entries. Military units include the Buckley Piel Symphonie Wanders from Denver and the 7 piece Fort Warren band from Cheyenne. Fort Warren troops will camp at Estland Grove Park, with visits to their encampment July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Aller
Sitter
Buckley Piel Symphonie
Denver
Fort Warren
Wyo
Denver Jander Police Force
Order
Haglas
Cheyenne
Cotoroo State College of Education
Zhunk Horse Cavalry
Loveland National Guard
Crntaly Keitzer
Anil
Fort Warren Inc
Greeley
Estland Grove Park
Yirit
Graves B. McNary
Mainey
H. J. Whittaker
ASHTC
Eighth Avenue
Rex Cafe
Army
Narcotics Registrations Under Harrison Law Progress
Collector Ralph A. Nicholas of Internal Revenue called on Colorado drug dealers to register under the Harrison narcotics act. Fewer than 1,000 of the 2,500 required registrants have complied, as authorities press for compliance among dentists, dequatists, and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avioelated Presey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Porta Roaton
sNk Incolliaton
Yeasal
Culty
Mink Jest
Gary
Doday
Fleet Naval Dinirlet
Naval
Canal Guard
Excort
Navy
Alfred Jou
NDG
Hive
Flonteh Lapland
Pordiband Jodi
Alfred Joa
Hitler
Aluard Dietl
Lave
U. S
Carl Rogers
Ayenie
Federal Court of Appeals
Montgomery Ward and Co
Detroit
Jamaica
Peru
Nebr
A. Dalive
Darn
University of Nebraske
Vale [Ay School
New York State
Berezina
Lie Tforton
Fort Liypion
Cupaday
J. D. Norton
Fred Heinze
Insrine Corps
Insat
Actio
Nye Ilas
Presa
Gan. Poledrich Dollsgin
Seventh Army
der Fender
Atlantle Woll
Hu Berti
Cane
Dollisany
Jewler
Flanders
UbvIng Wni. Ee
Gecrman
Fentea Elike
D-Day
Ure Li
Hellmiah
Setileben
Stanay
Aim
Mere
Inter Geman
SL. Sauver-Lendelly
Gherhong Peninsula
Bomyers
Svery
Prittays Wen
Warner Eaet
Mgh
Warner
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!