Soldiers Enjoy Cakes and Honey From Beehive
F. M. Lester of SF 20 writes that at an Italian base his battalion enjoyed honey from his bees at breakfast with hotcakes. He recalls movies and three nightly shows at a former camp, harsh conditions in tents now, and a move toward a beach location with swimming on days off. He visited his marine nephew in Hilo and valued a bed sleep.
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F. M. Lester
SF 20
Italy
Hilo
Ward Strike Possibility Looms Over WLB Writ in Chicago
A new potential Montgomery Ward strike looms as the War Labor Board orders Ward to extend a CIO contract with a union maintenance clause. Ward disputes the order, while CIO leader Samuel Wolchok says a strike could trigger another presidential seizure of the plant to enforce contract terms.
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Fleming Discovers Penicillin at St Marys Hospital
Dr. A. Fleming of St Marys hospital London first identified penicillin in 1929 while researching bacterial infections.
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A. Fleming
St. Mary’s Hospital
London
Doughboys Courage On Normandy Beach Landing
American forces in France describe the beach assault at Normandy as a bold rush to push inland and overwhelming German positions. Despite initial pinning by fire, brigadier leadership and engineer actions shifted momentum as units moved ashore and reinforced, with medics aiding wounded sailors and a frontline message relay aiding reinforcements.
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Don Whitehead
France
Tunisia
Sicily
Italy
Hitler
4 H Club Camp Planned In Catalina Mountains
Tentative plans call for a 4 H camp at Camp Lawson in the Catalina mountains from July 3 to 10. 4 H members from Pinal and Pima counties will attend if enough interest is shown, with 40 to 50 needed to proceed. Reservations should be sent by Monday, June 12. The program will be led by Kenneth McKee, state leader of 4 H club work, if enrollment is reached.
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Robert Moody
Pinal
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Eader
Retail Sales Continue On High Level Nationwidewide
Retail sales volume for the week remained high as winter inventories closed. infant and children wear, cotton dresses, and rayon jerseys showed strong demand. Two tone white and brown shoes led footwear, while cosmetics and jewelry gained. home furnishings like canning equipment and towels sold briskly. Regional gains ranged from 1 to 15 percent with the South and South West highest.
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Pacific Coast
Tucson Attorneys Seek Water Coolers for Courthouse Courts
Tucson attorney John Van Buskirk representing the bar association asked the board of supervisors to place coolers in all second floor courtrooms. He argued pending litigation would span two hot summer months and cited a local company that bought 50 units as precedent. He noted one case needing 12 to 14 days to finish.
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Tucson
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Yanks In Chateau Occupied By Nazis
Allied dispatch from France describes a chateau seized by German forces during the invasion. A British correspondent and an American observer recount combat through gardens and a shell battered village while snipers pursue soldiers. The German commandant’s room shows looting and haste, with a French owner citing loss of food and possessions but relief at the Allied advance.
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France
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Bowie's man hunt ends as sniper fire ceases
A stocky bronzed sergeant enters the room and signals the woods opposite the chateau where sniper fire had come from. He commands pursuit with a brisk remark to the yank, ending the search for Bowie's notorious booby trap tricks.
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Yank
Cook Discovers Ten Ways To Serve Canned Beef
Ship's Cook first class John E. Connolly fwd to Medford parents that at his South Pacific base he has found ten distinct dishes using canned beef for the crew. He notes one problem the men still call it corned Willie despite variety.
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Cook
Medford
Mass
John E. Connolly
South Pacific
Connolly
Swedish Navy Clears Thousands of Mine Obstacles
The Swedish navy disarmed 2 617 foreign mines and 246 explosive buoys off the coast from the war start to the start of this year, removing dangerous underwater hazards and safeguarding maritime routes.
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