Axis Loses Six Planes Per American Shot Down
The war department reports Axis losses of six German planes for every American plane shot down over Europe. It notes increased U S Air Force tempo from England with 18 heavy bombardment groups, 1 600 sorties since May 1, and 106 Allied losses while destroying 571 German craft, plus 187 more and 231 in combat. Milestones of U S air command under General Ira C. Eaker include attacks on Wilhelmshaven docks and base, Emden submarine base damage, and rail yard hits at Hamm.
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Washington
Europe
War Department
Churchill
Germany
U. S
England
U. S. Air Command
Ira C. Eaker
Naval Base
Installa
Wilhelmshaven
Emden
Marget
Hamm
Wednesday Radio Schedule June 16 Eastern War Time
Radio program for Wednesday June 16 lists program changes due to late network corrections. Shows span NBC CBS and ABC with serials, music, news, and war commentary from 5:50 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. including Captain Midnight, Fred Waring, World News, Victor Borge, and Dancing Orchestra segments.
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CW1
Nbc
Jack Armstrong
Blu-East
Clus
Mbs
U. S Navy
Nbe
Henry Taylor
Blu Uiney Howe
Dhs Vrayer
Duncan's
Mary Small
Dbs
Dixie
Lulu
Paul ‘Avalle
Blu
Daveing Music Orchestra
Daneire Music Orchestra
Nbu
Bill St
Lowell
Basic
Captain Minight
Cbs
Fred Waring
Victor Borge
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Harry James
His
Cis
Johnson Family
Cbs-Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
Sammy Kaye
Red Barber
Cha Cal Tinney
Sam
Abner
Biu
Tommy
Cbs 9
Eddie Cantor
Dinah
John Freedom
Lionel Barrymore
Gabriel Heatter
Mbs-Basic
Daneing Music Orchestra
Jack Carson
Soldiers With Wings
Rbs
Harry Wismer
Kay Kyser
Fielding Ehot
John B. Hughes
Gracie Fields
H.u Dance Orchestra
Morton Gould
Alec Templeton
Radio Forum
Paul Schubert
Dancing Music Orchestra
WSJS
Kase
Alice Cornell
Sketcres
Secretary of
Navy
Koos
Carey Longmire
Light of the World
Lonely Women
the Guiding Light
Ma Perkins
Vepper Young
Vepper Young's Family 8:45 Right To Happiness 4:00 Loyal and World News
Mtaller Hotel Orchestra
Portia
Esso
Mrs. North
Tommy Dorsey
Piedmont Farm
Robert St. John
Uncle Sam
the Neils
Alice Blair
Leabel Shaffer
McKellar Bill opposition linked to patronage and politics
The piece argues Republican opposition to the McKellar Bill on Senate confirmation for high earners is political and comical, aimed at portraying federal officials as inefficient and shaping 1944-45 patronage battles, with notes on Leon Henderson and related figures.
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Washington
Ray Tucker
Canny
Senate
Capitol
White House
Martin-McNary
Leon Henderson
Leon
Willkievtes
U Boat Hull Losses and Dockyard Bombardments Across German Ports
Journal notes repeated Allied air raids from March to June targeting German naval facilities. Vegesack slips suffer seven of fifteen U boats damaged with two escaping. Wilhelmshaven docks and quays damaged. Kiel port and floating dock hit. Emden and Helgoland rail and airfield damage. Flensburg yard and gas works damaged. bombardments hit Wilhelmshaven docks and dock area again.
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Vegesack
Wilhelmshaven
Focke- Wulf
Kiel
Great Naval Base
Emden
Helgoland
Flensburg
Oliver Favored In Carolinas Junior Golf Meet
The 17th Carolinas junior golf tournament will run June 21 to 24 at Greensboro Country Club. Max T. Payne, founder and director, predicts a strong field with Harry Oliver of Fayetteville seen as the favorite after last year's runner up finish. Harvie Ward of Tarboro is ineligible this year due to age.
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Greensboro
Greensboro Country Club
Max T. Payne
Harry Oliver
Fayetteville
Harvie Ward
Tarboro
Washington praise for Buenos Aires crackdown denounced
The dispatch notes that proponents in Washington justified Castro s removal as a reaction against anti American hardline policies. It argues most would favor a stance more aligned with U S aims and criticizes the harsh anti American tone.
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Washington
Ramon S. Castro
Buenos Aires
Pauline Betz Faces Tussle In Net Meet
DETROIT June 16 Smooth stroking Pauline Betz of Los Angeles has unfinished business today in the national clay courts tennis championships. She would reach the finals with a win, pursuing defense of the clay courts crown won at Chicago in 1941. Betz faces Nancy Corbett of Chicago who beat Lucille Dalley and meets Geraldine Leitner of Toledo. top seed Billy Talbert and defending champ Seymour Greenberg are idle, awaiting today’s rounds.
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Detroit
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Miss Betz
Joanne Dunn
Des Moines
Missouri Valley Association
Iowa Miss
Betz
Chicago
Rollins College
Fila
Nancy Corbett
Miss Corbett
Lucille Dalley
Michigan
Iron Saginaw
Geraldine Leitner
Toledo
Billy Talbert
Cincinnati
Seymour Greenberg
Kim
Mark Peterson
William Gifford
West Hartford Conn
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Marinette
Wisconsin
Carmody
Badger State Corporation
C. H. Boren
Upper Michigan Peninsula
New England
California
Brewster and White
Pine Tree Commonwealth
John Carmody
New York
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Ramirez
Radical
River Plate
Franco
District of Columbia
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United Nations
Roberto Ortiz
Castillo
Berlin
Britain
United States
Eric Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Latin America
Johnston
Brazil
London
OPA
Prentiss Brown
Athens
Mediterranean
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Zemo
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James Gleason
Broadhurst
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Jane Wyman
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Bette Davis
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NOW Voyager
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State Theatre
Salem Street
Thomasville
Errol Flynn
Ann Sheridan
Edge OF Darkness
Charles Boyer
Rita Hayworth
Ginger Rogers
Albert Leman
Dortmund
Mar Cut
Walgreen
Diamonds
Wagger
U.S. Army Ordnance Department
Ohio River
Frankford Arsenal
Arctic
U. S. Army Ordnance Department
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WAR Products
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