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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1943

Page

3

Axis Loses Six Planes Per Allied Four Engine Bomber

Washington reports intensified air combat with the Axis losing six planes for every American four engined bomber shot down over Europe. The War Department lists 18 heavy bombardment missions against Germany since January and 1,600 England-based daylight sorties by four engined bombers. 106 American planes were lost, 571 German aircraft shot down, 187 more likely destroyed, and 231 damaged in combat as Major General Ira C. Eaker leads the U S air command through key strikes on Wilhelmshaven Emden Hamm Kiel Vegesack Focke Wulf Fiensburg and Wilhelmshaven successes across multiple dates.

Washington Axis Europe War Department Churchill Germany U. S. Air Force England Department Unusua United States U.S U. S U. S. Air Command Ira C. Eaker Ocks Wilhelmshaven Emden

Corlett and Mrs Cotton Buy Fine Lawrence Home

The Cottons purchase the Missassi Street residence of Mrs J Frank Jones widow of J Evan Jones. They plan to move in July after living for years at 704 West Twelfth Street. Built by the late Robert E House a longtime Lawrence merchant the home is among the city's fine houses.

J. Frank Jones J. Evan Jones

Bridge collapse near Shaw closes U S 59 crossing

The Neosho river undermined the Shaw bridge on U S 59 causing the east approach to fail. A separate nearby bridge south of Erie already collapsed six weeks earlier under a heavy truck load. Dorothy Thompson and Maxim Kopf wed in Vermont, each tying the knot for the third time.

Chanute Kan U. S. 59 Neosho River Shaw Erie Dorothy Thompson Barnard Maxim Kopf Universalist Silvery Lake Twin Farms

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