Axis losses mount as air power shifts fronts globally
Panicked reports claim 37 Axis planes shot down and Allied air supremacy claimed in Cau casus. In the Pacific, MacArthur’s bombers destroy 16 Japanese planes over Rabaul while Burma RAF raids Kalewa and Bethedaung. On the Russian front, Berlin touts potential summer offensive, but Soviet communique says German attacks are repelled with the front in the east put on alert and Rostov, Seve, and Lishchansk scenes of renewed fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Russi
Caucasus
MacArthur
Rabaul
Ain
Argentina
de Gaulle
Berlin
Burma
RAF
Kalewa
Rethedaung
Bethedaung
Adolf Hitler
Red Army
Ukraine
Hitler
Stalingrad
Todsi
Seve
Surste
Lishchansk
Vkov
Rostov
Kurt Dietmar
Employment Roof of Post War Problem
Speaker urges demobilization linked with rapid job creation and warns against deep tax cuts. A M Carter of Washington calls bankers to unite big and small plants for fair war production sharing. He notes 80 percent of plants employ under 50 workers and many small firms face distress amid subcontracts as their lifeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Carter
Washington
War Plants Corporation
Carter
Puzzle theme list mixed with clues and abbreviations in a grid
A dense list of crossword style clues covering geographic terms, measurements, titles, instruments, and abbreviations. Many entries appear garbled or misaligned, including references to states, caps, and various definitions, suggesting a completed or partial puzzle grid with across and down clues.
Beef Bowl cattle supply and the Wyoming Hereford ranch
Cheyenne interview with Bob Lazear on America's beef production during wartime. Discusses cattle numbers, fast turnover, corn fed versus grass fed animals, and the strain of demand from Army, Navy, and lend-lease. Notes Wyoming Hereford ranches invest in science labs to improve breeding stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Geiger
Cheyenne
Tse
Canada
Wyoming
Amer
Amity
Powder River
Europe
Argentina
America
Roosevelt Urges Halians To End Conflict After Pantelleria Surrender
President Roosevelt, informed by General Eisenhower of Pantelleria’s surrender, urged Italians to abandon Mussolini and fascism. He noted Italian morale and water shortages contributed to the capitulation, praising the island’s capture and hinting at plans for a nonfascist government post victory. Congress eyed the surrender as a potential softening factor for Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Mussolini
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Panielleria
Mediterranean
Roosevelt
PanteHeria
Rock of Gibraltar
Island capitulation signals Italian exit from war
Senate figures welcomed Axis surrender news as a major shift in the Mediterranean balance. Senator Gurney called Pantelleria valuable for Axis shipping moves, while a House committee chair lauded the development as a stepping stone to broader victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney
R—Sd
Pantelleria
Adies
Mediterranean
Walsh
D—Mass
Senate
Nuva
Aslas
Hospital Births and Discharges Across Regions
At the hospital families welcome newborns and report recent discharges. Notable entries include Leslie Bates and spouse of 710 Delaware welcoming a seven pound girl born Thursday, with others listing mothers, infants, and discharge notes from Cedar City, Morrison, Folly, Russellville, Elden, Chamois and New Bloomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Bates
Delaware
Boro
Leroy Blount
Ser
New Bloomfield
Clem Viei
Folly
Layton Hobne
Russellville
Generose
Kremer
Bonnois Mill
Harold B. Kraft
Elden
Oscar Seiburn
Chamois
Clarence Beander
E. Cannoi
Food supply tightens as crop output dips in 1946 report
A crop report notes no forecasts for individual crops except a few including wheat and oats, with lower outputs than last year. Delays in planting due to heavy rains and floods hit processing crops from New York to Illinois, while egg production rose 38 percent in May. In El Paso, Lt Gen Palton encouraged a Texas boy mascot, promising more wars and a good account of himself. In New York, the Bronx Zoo shields gorillas with three windows to keep them safe from humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Illinois
EL Paso
Tex
George S. Palion, Jr
Texas
Bill Patton
Miners Balk and Green Protests in Wage Talks
Unclear text describes miners balking at terms and protests against economic sanctions. A truce expires June 20 with workers recalled by Lewis. Appalachian Joint Wage Conference failed to reach pay for underground travel. separate settlement offered $1.30 daily increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Lewis
Centralennsylvania Bproducers Association
Markets E St Louis Livestock at National Stockyards
Markets at National Stockyards show cattle and calves steady with limited demand for other classes. hogs open 23 to 30 higher. steers and heifers mixed. sows quoted at 12.00 to 13.60. sheep few bids, unevenly lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Chicago
U. S
Sunday Services and church notices mixed in local ads
Sunday services listed for multiple churches with times for morning Sunday School and evening services. Additional notes include Wednesday prayer meetings and youth services. Also mentions Baptist services and a pastor, with details on school worship and religious gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God Unified
Young Peaples
John C. Bradley
First Baptist Church
Carl G. Campbell
Song of Victory Baptist Training Union
Religion of the Lord
Pantelleria Bridgehead Aims at Sicily Invasion
The Mediterranean war pivots on base control as Pantelleria serves to bridge the water gap between Sicily and Africa. Allied fighters could refuel there, enabling coverage for initial landings, while Sicily offers ranges toward southern Italy and Sardinia. Eisenhower targets no rest for Axis. invasion plans press forward despite heavy defense.
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Fom
Tunisia
Sicily
Malta
Pantelieria
Africa
Eisenhower
Pantelleria
Italy
Sardinia
Carl A. Spaatz
Arthur Tedder
Hitler
Mediterranean
Great Sea
Eisterhower
Herold Alexander
Jurgin von Arnim
Andrew Cunningham Pound
Alexander End
Lisenhower
EH O
Hu Jlex
Tuned to 1240 KWOS Schedule From 1943 Broadcast
The list details a daily wartime radio program lineup for KWOS affiliated with Mutual Broadcasting System, covering June 11 and 12, 1943. It enumerates times and show titles from prayers and sports to news reviews, music, and a Henry Armstrong boxing match. The schedule emphasizes variety programming and station branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Broadcasting System
Joan Brooks
WAACT
Red Cross
Shady Valey
Capitol
Lani McIntire
Lani MeIntire
Mutual Goes
Cardinals
Pirates
Navy
Riera
Willi Ewin
Roddy Kilowatt
Today
Starlight Sonar
Theater of the
Teddy Powell
Jubilee Village Orchestra
Lost Boat on Osage River Seeks Owner With Reward
Stray listing notes a 1010 orange Painted boat on the Osage river missing from area. Carl Schnider's Men's Vicar offered reward for recovery. Additional notices advertise autos for sale including MODEL T FORD and 1940 OLDSMOBILE Champion, with dealer details and contact hints. Also 12 DODGE 1940 truck advertised with condition notes and location Dwight-Phillips Boonville Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage River
Carl Schnider
Joe Searcy
California
Oldsmobile
Studebaker
H. A. Klee
Capitol
DODGE
Dwight — Phillips
Boonville Road
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Blue Grass State
Eases
Ion
Nova Scotia
Grand Army
India
I Knights Esot
Gobr
Chesti c
Davin
Lazear
Praud Princeps
Itali
Thomas JD
Utah
Senate Foreign Relations
Gra
Hannibal
Steily
Leland Ielton
Olean
Fiora Fren Belle
William Hager
E. High
Clarence Schwermer
Cedar City
Elizabeth Ann Peters
Morrison
William Birdsong
Joyce Chanel
Noaw
Bronx
Chicago Livestock
Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
Jim Polk
Phillip Keyne-Gordon
Babe Rhodes
Superman
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Johnson Family
Victory
Reddy Kilowatt
Sherlock Holmes
Herbert Evate
Henry Armstrong
Bob Montgomery
Melody
Shepfield
By Galbraith
Ver EG
NEA Service
ING. T. M
U.S
Worth Elm Street
Gied Iplay
Tribune Printing Company
Cole County
Amissouri
Jane
C. 5
Boye
Bords Bakery
H. Po Lauf
Locie Shell
Erwin
William G
W. Mai
Mains
Fam
First Christi
J. Allan Watson
Guthrie S. Birkhead
Riverview Cemetery
Thorpe J. Gordon Servic Owens
Emma
Fice
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association
Wardsville
Adolf H. Niemeyer
Sec'y
Kirchner’s
K. C. Hall
Whiteway Tavern
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