Russians Report 732 Nazi Planes Destroyed In Week
Moscow reports from June 7 state the Red Air Force destroyed 752 German aircraft in the week ending June 5 while Russian losses reached 212. The tally shows German air losses at 2,821 planes over the past five weeks with Russian bombers active behind enemy lines near the Donets front.
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Moscow
Red Air Force
London
Lischansk
Donets River
Berlin
DNB
Gorki
Middle Volga
Donets
Tin Pan Alley Actress Tin 6 Winnow 9 Preceding In Time
A crossword style puzzle clue set features words linked to a movie actress and other terms. The list includes various definitions and wordplay likely for a themed puzzle with vertical and horizontal entries.
Relieve Mosquito Bites with Mexiana Heat Powder
For stings or itching relief from mosquito torment, the advertisement promotes Mexiana, formerly Mexican Heat Powder, as a remedy to ease summer nuisances.
Diamonds Used by U S War Industries for Metal Work
Last year diamonds employed by U S war industries for drilling grinding and sawing hard metals totaled a substantial weight. The message notes the extensive use of industrial diamonds in material processing during wartime efforts.
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A. Dlamonds
U.S. War Industries
German thrusts repelled near Sevsk and on central front
The midday communique reported attacks near Sevsk northwest of Kharkov with German crossing attempts halted and Sevsk counterattacks thrown back after numerous enemy deaths. Russian reports did not acknowledge a German radio claim of fierce fighting on the Smolensk to Velikiye Luki front.
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Sevsk
Kharkov
Donets
Smolensk
Velikie Luki
Allied Leclerc projected for key role in new North Africa command
Allied quarters in North Africa focus on Gen Jacques Leclerc as the French forces merge under De Gaulle Giraud. His 2000 mile march from Fort Lamy to Tripoli and advances against the Mareth line earn respect, with potential command in the unified force. He rests with the Eighth Army in Tripoli.
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Western Desert
Jacques Leclerc
Leclerc
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Lake Chad
Tripoli
Jezzan
Libya
Mareth Line
North
Africa
Eighth Army
Rainbow division name returned for Second Army unit
In Muskogee Oklahoma on June 7 the rainbow division legacy inspired a new Second Army unit. The division will activate at Camp Gruber on July 14, marking the 25th anniversary of the original Rainbow division’s Champagne battle advance. Captain Harry Gowdy noted a rainbow omen before overseas missions.
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Okla
Camp Gruber
Champagne Front
Rainbow
Harry Gowdy
Infantry School
Fort Benning
Harry J. Collins
Rainbow Division
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Aired June 7
A detailed Eastern War Time radio lineup for Monday June 7 lists a two hour blocks adjusted by networks. Programs include Captain Midnight Shrednik Mary Small Fred Waring's time and a full slate of news, commentary, drama, serials, and musical acts from 6:45 p m to 2:00 am with stations nbe cbs mbs and nbc.
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Blu-East
Cbs
Shrednik
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Henry Taylor
Blu Quincy Howe
Duncans
Cbs-Basic
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Cbs Dizle
Lulu
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Barries
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Walter Cassel
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomason
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Fulton Lewis, Jr
Ceiling Unlimited
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Parks and Warren
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Abner
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Drew
Voorhees
Nbc
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Harry Wismer
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Toni
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the O' Neill
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Roosevelt and Churchill Clash Over North Africa Policy
The article discusses U S diplomacy in North Africa during World War II, noting Britain’s growing stake in Egypt and the Mediterranean as air power rises. It covers Leo Crowley’s investigation into Axis-linked sabotage, wage-board politics, and a portrait of U S military industrial mobilization led by the ordnance sector and Major General L H Campbell Jr. It also mentions Churchill and Stalin’s Kremlin visit and Cassidy’s Moscow Dateline account.
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Efort
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Pearl Harbor
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Pobeda
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Hazel Grouse
Molotov
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Gallipoli
Admiralty
Dardanelles
Nimitz Expects Vast Pacific Fleet by Year End
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, in California for UC Berkeley commencement, says the U S Pacific fleet will reach formidable proportions by year end as reinforcement continues. He notes a conference on offensive moves against Japan and dismisses claims of supply neglect.
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Calif
U. S. Pacific
Chester W. Nimitz
Nimitz
United States
University of California
Hirohito
Japan
Marsala bombers target Sicilian town in war news
Airmen of Pea Oy 4 and As 4 reportedly bombed Marsala in Sicily as World War II reporting notes. The briefing highlights Allied air activity over the island with strategic significance for the campaign.
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U. S
Marsala
Bazooka Rocket Gear and Submarine Devices Reported
A World War II era itemization mentions Bazooka rockets radar locators explosives from wood alcohol and ammonia and secret submarine devices. The notice highlights advanced military hardware and covert equipment in a recent security briefing.
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Sunlight Health and Sunburn Dangers Explored
The piece explains how sunlight affects health, defines the spectrum of rays, and notes that excessive exposure causes sunburn with symptoms like redness, pain, blisters, and possible fever. It warns that prevention is best, outlines treatments for burned skin, and advises gradual sun exposure and protective measures.
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Red chieftain cites conference to declare mutual understanding
A Red chieftain stated that complete mutual understanding had been reached after discussions within the conference. The remarks imply a resolved stance and coordinated position moving forward.
Mrs N E Morris Dies At Her Denton Home
Mrs N E Morris 69 of Denton died at her home after a week long illness. Survived by husband N E Morris of Denton, son R W Morris of Greensboro, daughters Mrs C B Miller and Mrs R W Johnson of High Point, four brothers Ben F Steed Detroit John Steed Thomasville James Steed High Point Route Three Lewis Steed Randleman and two sisters Mrs Will Coltrane Sophia and Mrs Cora Crawford Denton. Funeral 6 pm Monday at home with Rev Wilson Nesbitt in charge. interment in Denton cemetery.
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van Johnson
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Instructors Resign at Woman's College Greensboro
Mrs Alma Lisson Oncley an instructor and Paul B Oncley assistant professor in the School of Music at Woman's College Greensboro have resigned. The Special Service Division of the Army provides recreation facilities for troops.
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Paul B. Oncley
School of Music
Woman's College
Special Service Division
The
Army
Radio Schedule Fragments Include Daytime Programs
The listing shows multiple programs with times such as Ma Perkins Pepper Young's Vaemfig and When A Girl Marries. Local and World News precede a Monday Matinee and evening features like Sundown Varieties and Can we Worship.
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Pepper Young
Portia
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