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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
1
Wartime dispatch notes ongoing bomber raids despite heavy losses. Reports indicate Allied and German air forces clash over Europe with missions continuing amid attrition. Damaged crews, revised targets, and strategic goals shape the campaign as authorities forecast renewed raids.
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PINE BLUFF Ark June 24 John Kueck longtime Missouri Pacific and Cotton Belt railroad official dies after a long illness at Texarkana hospital He began as a messenger in 1907 rose to draftsman and medical engineer before becoming assistant superintendent of motive power Survivors include his widow Mrs H I Kueck Pine Bluff six children Ensign Edwin Kueck in Pacific area Herbert Kueck Kansas City Carolyn Kueck St Louis brother Lester Kueck and Mrs C H Kronsoecin both of St Louis Funeral arrangements were pending today
The remark by Marshall calling the foe a constant and terrible threat underscores American daylight precision bombing over Germany this month. It marks a pivotal turn in air strategy during Hitler's critical period in Russia, though it may not reach the scale of British night operations for months.
Miller proposes a probe into income tax delinquencies. Senate seeks federal aid to rebuild flood damaged Missouri Valley areas. Donnelly’s resolution asks Congress for help to restore homes highways bridges and crops. A soil conservation bill advances despite past failures. Municipalities gain parking meter rights. appropriations for civilian defense and state guard are debated with reductions from initial requests. Large cuts hit the conservation commission and board of health.
TOPLIN Missouri May 22 AP Mrs Grace Ferguson 49 was convicted of second degree murder for the May 27 slaying of her husband Joplin insurance agent in a fire court Carthage. She received a 10 year penitentiary term after a short jury deliberation. Defense plans a new trial application claiming self defense and testifying the fatal shot followed her husband advancing with two sticks.
RAF daylight strikes renewed the offensive with bombers seen toward occupied France and Belgium. Berlin claimed nuisance raids on Germany during a fifth straight night of attacks, while Goebbels noted the Ruhr destruction. Air ministry tallies show over 10,000 tons dropped on Ruhr war industries from May to June. Soviet observers speculated on Belgorod region gains on the Russian front, with heavy German losses in the thrust.
Dallas detective inspector Wil Fritz will test a Louisiana rule forcing pawnbrokers to be paid for recovering stolen property. The dispute centers on a $4,000 diamond brooch pawned in New Orleans for $600 and recovered by Dallas police from Mrs. Wallace Bassett. Orleans police defend the law as a legitimate claim. Fritz calls it a shakedown and plans the test.
The USS Richey destroyer escort vessel named for Missouri Naval Aviator Ensign Joseph Lee Richey will be launched June 30 at Brown Shipbuilding Company Yards in Houston Texas. Mrs. Jane Richey of St. Joseph Missouri will christen the vessel. Ensign Richey was born in 1920 and died in 1941 in the Hawaiian theater during a Japanese attack while with an observation squadron.
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