diary of
NEWSY 1944
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Army captain at dinner to Col.
Elliott Roosevelt in Moscow: <'I
* never thought a Presidents son
could be so democratic’ . . . In
vasion front widened, deepened
. . . man hitchhikes in glider to
get in scrap . . . Allied troops
leave glories of Rome behind
• them, fight northward . . . Buzz
bombs appear over England; Hit
ler’s “secret weapon’ travels 350
miles an hour . . . Task Force 58
prowls Pacific . . . In third week
of invasion Churchill says 1,000,_ j
000 men are engaged . . . Amer-i
icans bypass Truk to land on
Saipan . . . Superfortresses blast
* Japan . . . Dewey is named Re
publican nominee for president.
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bourg peninsula . . . Field Mar
shal Rommel’s liver acts up ...
0 Nazis sent reeling on 300-mile
front in Russia . . . MacArthur
seizes airdrome 800 miles from
Philippnes . . International
monetary conference opens at
Bretton Woods . , . Bret ton Woods
. . . Norman H. Davis, 65, Amer
• ican Red Cross chairman and
former ambassador-at-large, dies
. . . Dewey, radio match for
Roosevelt, vocally speaking,
op-ns campaign . . . Born, quin
tuplets, in Turkey . . . Vice Pres
' ident Wallace starts home from
Chungking . . . De Gaulle has
‘‘comforting talks” with, Roose_
velt in Washington . . . Russia
strengthens family life: makes
divorce more difficult, grants fi
nancial aid to large families . . .
‘‘Big Top: lire l1L Hartford, Conn,
takes more than 150 iives . . .
Field Marshal von Rundstedt’s
place ift West taken by von Kluge
. . . 2,752 killed, 8.000 injured in
first four waeks of robot bomb
ing ... Will rocket bombs cross
the ocean? ... Not since the blitz
have Londoners hated the Ger
mans so intensely . . . Russians
keep up ten-mile-aday rampages
toward the Reich . . . Brig. Gen.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., keeps a
rendezvous with death in France
‘ ‘ ‘ Democratic convention: F.
D. R.’s nomination was inevita
ble; Sen. Harry Truman wins hot
race for second place on the tic
ket . . . Guam invaded . . . At
tempt made on Hitler’s life by an
explosive; Berlin announces three
killed, would-be assassin identi
fied; grapevine through other
capitals reports widespread purge
of generals ... Jap Premier Tojo
falls . . . More than 200 killed in
explosion of ammunition ship at
Port Chicago, Calif. . . . Blast
shook San Francisco, 35 miles
away . . . Polar bear in New York
City zoo bit off arm of young
woman teaser before her com_
panions drove him away with
burning newspapers.
(To be continued)
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which are becoming a nuisance
and dangerous to children. An
appeal is made to dog owners and
the general public as citizens of
this community, to cooperate with
city officials in handling this
situation. Keep your dogs tied up
or bring loose or menacing dogs
to the Fire Station for further
disposal.
CITY OF NOME,
By CARRIE M. McLEAN,
City Clerk.
Jan. 12-15.17.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that
Luther L. Dunbar has been ap
pointed by the Probate Court for
the Cape Nome Precinct, Terri
tory of Alaska, Second Division,
executor of the estate of J. H.
Jensen, (Julius Henry Jensen) J
deceased, and all persons hav-1
ing claims against the said es-;
tate are required to present
them properly verified within
six months from! the date of this
notice, to the undersigned exec
utor of said estate at Nome,:
Alaska.
Dated the 26th day of Decem
ber, 1944.
LUTHER DUNBAR.
Executor of the Estate of J. H.
Jensen, Deceased.
There are about 19,000 deaths
in the United States ' ach year
from suicides.
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