Soviets Break Nazi Defenses Near Fortified City
Soviet forces pierced German lines on a 19 mile front northwest of the fortress city and advanced seven to nine miles, seizing over 100 towns. Southeast, they broke through forests and fortifications on a 15 mile front, pushing five to six miles and taking 80 towns. They cut the Vitebsk Orsha rail line at Zamostoshye and seized Sirotino on the Vitebsk Polotsk highway.
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Bricker Camp Predicts Third or Fourth Ballot Nomination
Chicago dispatch reports a GOP convention battle over the presidential race. Bricker supporters deny Dewey on first ballot and expect Bricker to win on the third or fourth ballot with a possible deadlock. Taft would only be considered if Bricker falters, Brown asserts.
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Kohima Imphal Road Cleared of Enemy Forces
Southeast Asia command reports the Kohima Imphal road is cleared of enemy forces and Allied vehicles are using the highway in the Imphal plain. The communique notes Japanese withdrawals in the Bishenpur area with mining and damage to the Silchar track.
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Bond Sales Set New Records in War Drive
Three securities series dated June 26 offer 1 and 2 percent notes and bonds with openings in Helena by June 26. The Fifth War Loan drive expands as Serbian community members in Butte mobilize to fund a Flying Fortress. A Vidtor Dan gala dinner at the Serbian church hall on South Idaho invites wide attendance and pledges, with a house to house drive and a Penney’s booth to boost war bond sales credited to Serbian residents.
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Daredevil commandos keep pledge to aid airborne troops
Brigadier Lord Lovat and a green beret group swore to lift paratroopers on D‑Day. They fought through German counterattacks, reached the bridges at 12:15, and joined the Salerno lineup of defensive actions to prevent the paratroops from being abandoned.
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Cherbourg Falls in Jeopardy as Allied Drive Intensifies
High command warns Cherbourg could fall as Montgomery pushes toward the port. German reports say new Allied landings near Gavray and renewed bombardment threaten the Cherbourg defense while commanders order draconian punishments for retreat or cowardice. Allied air power blocks German reinforcement routes along a broad arc from Paris to Brittany.
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Two Idaho Couples Granted Marriage Licenses
Clerk of Court Norman Giles issued two licenses. Jack Buel, 50, of Humphrey Idaho wed Leona Heikes, 30, of Minneapolis. Allen Lapp, 26, and LaRue Champion, 19, both of Idaho Falls, received licenses.
Solons Recess Until Aug 1 Amid War Measures
The article notes Congress adjourns until August 1 while addressing soldier absentee voting and debt limits set at 260 billion dollars. It compares war time appropriations to prior years, highlights Navy funding, and covers Roosevelt's partial veto of a second war time tax bill and its override, then mentions a later simpler tax bill clearing for about 50 million filers.
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De Gaulle Move Must Wait Says Roosevelt
President Roosevelt reaffirmed that more of France should be liberated before addressing civil administration and recognition of the De Gaulle committee. He noted the liberated area is tiny and suggested delaying such actions. Roosevelt also said he had heard De Gaulle might visit Washington in one of two periods previously mentioned.
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Relations Resume With Bolivia
The United States renewed diplomatic relations with Bolivia after six months of nonrecognition. The move ends U.S. view of Bolivia’s revolutionary government as a potential threat to the United Nations war effort.
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Retailers Bond Drive Mounts
Friday bond sales by individuals and stores list amounts for retailers Hennessy Penney's Woolworth Grand Safeway Emil Mor Hughes Cannon's Gamers Zubick's Amos Brothers and others with totals ranging from fifty to over three thousand dollars. Named personnel include Lillian stable Bill Hitchen Merjorie Jordan Katherine Kane and numerous officers.
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