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Show DECEMBER 28, 1944. THURSDAY, UTAH, MILFORD NEWS, MILFORD THE | Hiking Skill are Scout—Why —— ing stop- you ie guide says to turn north R We'll have ard follow the trolley. to wait till one comes along. — V. 4 Dome t Subscribe for The Trew Borrow! ! ird army SON: azis 5; wacae * Cape offensives are Russian new tas. opened. 22—British ne Magdeburg in 1,000a r. 27— PENINGRAD CLEARED OF NAZIS. 30—Hitler in speech anticipates e France, “an defeat. j—Chinese advance in northern Burma. 3—Marines capture Namur and other crisis sistance grips ois. pissin #sign postwar = Nagoya, center. outskirts ee S. tank and Japanese infantry Duren, ion, bu SsS. Seventh German border aircraft to ag A on raid on Berlin made by advances to mile front. 29—Republican dio ) April — 3—Twenty-eight men ae and women two indicted on —— charges. ngress reconve: Ti—Roosevelt asks tor National Service budget of $99, ig! 000,000. dent’s estimate is Presi- of 1944 needs. 7—Allied 29—World’s mos the M5 000-ton ritetian counterattack near rece Anzio. sea naval ers er reclas: aes oe equa base, 24—Congress western 28—Allied thetic Yunnan provin June 4-AMERICAN ‘ TROOPS 6—INVASION ae ee ENTER bomb casuaities and 15—‘‘Soldier bill “break e gains throu _ 1—Resistance registers in "Franc shalls ends. -SBurkey in Tinian breaks with Ger 10—Guam conquered, a 5A o 20—5 of all island in diplomatic giving important ended except 26 providing ballots is passed ee Mar- for of force Bucharest, that 1,058,000 in tary 7. 26. scheduled -29 in tell Satmile European wide bridge- under 26 are falls to Uebach MacA PINES, LAND. enter border LANDING Aachen, by impor- ON LEYTE ISse Moscow oe between Stalin and om chill en 26--U. S navy meets en defeats huge 7ap fleet or between Philippines and <<, a man forces in China, driven advancing ected. d on ce cent over that January 1, of state smised by Presidenporaen by Presi prisoners at Fort a, Labor 1s—Bemcerats ouse wi e Millen, elec army 795. can T j York, for BricKer, governor gresiden 29—-A foe ella aa 19th ane is. 21—Senate eee ; wane. foatorit y to of prevent develop Ea: and available soon, the oF strike; a er, Board 1,300 on in Ohio, will Red be Cross has reveals that war year total 90 billion made be ‘ ‘highly grati- 9—Viee President Wallace returns China. He predicts an era of in the Pacific, with Russia and na as leaders. from peace Chi- 11 ee Roosevelt that he pays ted.”* Great A'lie ve peonches on 300run again “if nom mile front “from. Hi d to vee vs ‘French troops r een "Rhine river tn | 1-Exie Jonnston, president of U. 8. _ dilunge through Belfort gap. er of Pare. returns from Russia oe b = Navy, 23-7. eae peures in feB New York ing league baseball Gixied ost that’s 1:3 way, pleas? God, we ee always will celebrate it. wag J World of Wai Allie troops. died -in in Siberia HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU, FELLOW AMERICANS! in Coronado, Calif. in Kentland, {une Ind. . r 20—A bus plunging through a guard rail of a bridge over the Passaic river. in Hew Jersey drowns pers orion. in a coal mine neat Shinaiston, . Va., kills 16 miners 12—Mrs. August §—Rear Don Pardee Moon, 50, committed suicide in Washington hd Suffering from ‘‘combat aligue 9—Fire dp te 2 collision causes the deaths of 2: ewmen and 16 nee —* on *¢ tanker traveling in nA oases cutting through Arkansas takes lives of 34 persons. 217—Fifteen workmen die of suocstion while pee naval ship in Ports. Ma 16—Ten members of a naval blimp crew died when the airship hit a hangar in its takeoff at Lakehurst, N. J. June ae hundred and forty-six were killed and 1,000 injured by a tornado that swept over parts of Faemneyivalen, Virginia and Maryla: July 6—A fire in the main tent of the Ring: ling Bros. circus in Hartford, Conn oe. deaths ie — a mostly wom and Two Batt Betty former ‘musical apices appen, ew Yor 17~Alan Dinehart, 54, film and stage actor who‘has aappeared dn more than 100 pictures,aied in Hollywood, = 27—Lieu' E By en. Leslie MeNair killed Tr anuel Qvezon, president of Philippines, on at Saranac Lake Effie — S. last of. fhe. :Cherry Sisters + — deville fame, in Cedar Rapids,I blast in the naval ordnance depot in Hastings, Neb., kills eight nego oa Feely -nine merchant marine crews men and 23 val gunners avers oe a Lier ne struck a 7 off —— and broke up on the English September : 2—George W. tris, former senator Son Wotcuts died at 83 in MeCook, Neb. He served 40 year: congress, including five (ence in the ena “7: ames A. Reed, former senator from Missouri, at 82) in Fairview, Mich. October + ted E. Smith, four times governor of New York and Democratic candida te for President in 1928, in New a—Wendel ende Le4 presidential Wiltk . e, 52, Republic candidate in “1640, and executive, ew ci Bennett, 12, famous | actor, in utility oe November 8—Miss Christiana Bond, 100, author artist and lecturer, in Balt ore a Carter, correspondent and ra. dio news commentator, 46, in Holly- isoon D D. Smith, i whi . sented bia Saree in up) .> chem: ber 35 ears (longes' es . ae period ee history) at 80, inLynch. aeeck of a troop train near Jellico, Tenn., killed 31 goldiers. anc and 2 civit the: ° munition shi pa “i . a naval a at cago, ea and moerchant ma: Sea . aa property damage _ ek £2 EX. Kk SS Free men can hope and plan and achieve—and cans are free! we Ameri- As the old year wanes, hope springs up afresh, and the determination to do better in 1945 than ever before rises buoyantly. That your fondest 25—JudgeK hopes may be fulfilled during | the coming year is the earnest wish of December q ‘For hope shall brighten the days to come And memory gild the past’ a Soot en, sioner ofab professional t yoate, WG im Colced baseball Te ‘i urnin, f Mulford Bakery July March oT maa that cabinet Washingt 7—Vice Adm. William Rodgers, 84, commander of U. S. Adriatic fleet in World Ww 12—Brig. Gen. He ; mander 12—Collision of the Tibesy Ship J. Pinkney Henderson and tanker cost many lives. 13—An accidental losion of urs face mine killed 10: soldiers in train. ee maneuvers at Camp Robinson, season opens. begome on.new has held died in May 78 nest,_ deaths y S—Charlie Gr ager of stim inhabitant that's the way we've always celebrated New Year's, and e of 70. He was a newspaper Sul iisher in private life. 4i—Crash of an airliner into the Misae Sp a 21 —— an men to eath ne Memphis, Tenn. 12 Montreal Canadiens defeat the Chi. cago Blackhawks for oe fourth suc. cessive ae in the Stan ey cup pro: fessional ice hockey ee Ma ho 1040, eball season is ov rochrht wins word: ‘ices April 18— Rater Within the memory of the oldest 4—Mrs. Sarah Jane Swanson, 113, said ~ to be the oldest Am erican-born resif the United States, died in a -- Knox, 2—Secretary. of Navy Notre men drown when a na vessel sinks in collision o: West 42-40, IT’S THE TRADITIONAL AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE 28—Stephen B. cock, 74, internationally famous ‘author and ‘economist in Toronto, Canad : - February cate world Risiry above the din and clamor of the New Year's celebration is this triumphant faci: 1—Thomas E. Camp bell, 66, former governor of Arizona, died in Phoenix. 15—Joseph Eastman, 61, diré ctor0: Office of tDefense Transportation, flied 1—G Gel Conted brigadier eat * Sire May i relight train strikes gd bus at 6—Col. J eck, prime phines Poland during German invasion in Kingman, Ariz., killing 25 aviation 1939, died at 49 near Bucharest, Rocadets. 13—Tweive persons were killed and 40 inmani a. red when a passenger train crashed 25—Louisa E G. Thorp, 80, internationne the rear = a standing train near ally Known arya aa art Yeacher, in Novice, Texas Los Angele: .. wih so _— and BEST WISHES April defeats oe leaders 00yerd : ari ands. 945 GREETINGS March January Montgomery in Chica,ago, a vena e a iiven ae ted ned to death Chicago, a fourth seriously in- 16—George Ade, famous humorist, died at utpo: time of 4:06.4. aan a The ord for the swim at 49.7's CLAIR GILLINS 3 February o of Mic air 25—Rear Adm. harles Cc. ee an; 62 naval Raashe, eoeao 3 Congresston: a medal, 2 ae Thoma culle an 76 member or ouse from Bivskin, N. Y:, since 1919, died in Washington, D DISASTERS) 3—Bob Montgomery regains the light: weight tit e as reco ed in New ork, three cm on succe to K. M. Landis commissi novi and on cies ques: | Lit- re- rma, 18 =e for “third - April mouth, ie of Pan title 1941, items. a Ue ot, Utah oeiee Segura of win Southeastern title. 13—Major baseball club owners vote to Se gee e in ball paaioe un- rise March costs for d ollars. e of France end. Dealle and living 12—New manager of Boston Braves, Bo Col one an named to succeed aooe Sten 28-Toe. aks out aed Tony Mauriello in ten-round battle uyvelee 28—Samm. oaae Orleans my. |Byr Golf tournament with 11—U. to January Mar Dame beats Great Lakes by 28-7. Georgia Tech wrecks Georgia. 44-0 to February ohn W. as vice measles tennis are shortstop, second baseman gue club. December "Byron Nelson wins San Francisco Open golf Snrosens with 275. - Four-Square Dairy near Madison, in Washington, a 19—Willia Thom son, former mayor oO. Chicago, we: died at 74 in Chicago. eee California wins annual Bowl game, Senatin Washing: n 29.0." ate: . 8—Jug Macs aden wins the Los Angeles o tournament with a score appropriation . nominates we seven es: 6—Ida M. Tarbell, 86, writer, geport, for exposing trusts, in Conn. oS clan 67, playwright, in or 29-W William Allen White, 75, famous edipe ofmmporia. (Kan.) Gazette, died payer. News, Cardinal 27—Hal Newhouser, Detroit Tigers pitcher, named most valuable player in American league. January pro- S. Sporting e, 59 to 0. of National and : 18—Representatives merican leagues extend Judge K. andis’ term as baseball commis: sioner for another seven years foot champio ns: 26—College Ten, Ohio "stater put summons death kills tw time. & spoRTSS= the Rak to ‘ ced to release workers for more July on 11—U. S. plan nes sink e1 ot Ja rs We eorea bombers Ho Pirpitz ee ny ous German ea ttaetip: in. Naee: se Sg te es crashes bringing men uildings —s defeating billiard champi pele 15-She League It lyre ones 14—War critical Process is practical at generals by 14_Welker ot aupese dismissed plane origin oe erashes near Burbank, Calif 23 passengers. Seven killed. Freight car pte with bombs exlodes in voles As ¥ aoe ecking National oi|- November repre: 85. 13D emo- to President mountain December onal feather- by baseball s Dem eiate 13—War from rail city of Liuchow. Mean while, Biiush troops drive back Japs in u brigadier games Marion, ean per 14-Production «quotas tei Manohiee er to major peners als and 63 colonels to brigadier G. Bill of Rights” clears con- fiscal ue 1—Japs. ain votes. Twenty Republicans ga committee of Man wer commissio anhennnes that 4 t will ate over ‘‘absolute cooe of all male workers over 7 k turnover m VGesentins inace sa November a. to <~ 0 17—U. S. oe tant German weactie Ca world incendiary in Chicago. league clinch title valuable i4-Frencixco announces a de: lation in last four Republic an er ca ns. upholds vaorders. ® n wo 2 By QS6 Frog BS at niet a o Ao ~ nat boned raid Borneo oil fields. cross Hungarian border. border ce 1-Seditan trial of 26 defendants ends in mistrial. a revolt of 25 Atlanta convicts ended. 10—‘‘Work or fight’”’ order or Jnsned b War Mobilization Dees yrnes, threat: ening en in a Seat bracket with induction who are foot in war jobs. 1l— plete 1 prizes awarded to five Amer: i—Secretary of State Hull piodscs that S the postwar world oo mall nations will be kept a sane with large in every le 232 breached ne head four chosen board announces 1,110 manufac. recognized of Wis., corps T. = LOUIS CARDINALS WIN WORLD SERIES, FOUR GAMES TO 10—Most announced. resume civilian Pg Tatarnat Southern hits ered oo win American ue Francisco takes ee league series, June A channel ue ssian court oo expensive present. <a Ss: SFist 1 ° French reme gofpeens-one oe es bye SF line 3 ime} gain in Yugoslavia. et. ae usband and Maj. oe Walter Short PPearl Har. bor commanders, not be cour’ suartiniod, oe and navy boards rule. 4—Draft of agreement of International Civil bP ger conference is complet: a. and ready for signatures of for ear atacth Men war-supporting industries a g Al- wa and of oe nana, of forces for Jaspaces frontare made. 19—Finnish Eresatice een by Russia and Finland. 22—Russians take Tallinn, capital of Es30—Russians is the Memphis. oot ie 1—Strikes in Detroit and Chicake delay production of B-29 bom 2—Government halts reconversion plans tion produc: | 2 by Czechoslo- of it 20—Fire A eo. plane of Harmon mon Reld, Newfoundland. killing nine and injuring nine U. S army personnn October Tay announced that through a foot of ee alee ng Chalky. W December a m rationing. Steaks d beef roasts are Rew dr axesviiebaa: Set regulations defer most 4 Oy finish = reports fe on 12—Attorney Gener:al Biddle reopens investig ation of Political Action comf CIO. 17—A new er pacing treatment that will ive wood any —of hardness esired, is announce 2%—Federal troops take possession of the Chicago em of Montgomery Ward €o. by orde when the company ho ial to enh his order to recognize a CIO wu oy quick 14. weight 20—Sixth War loan os 27—Strike on two electri Wisconsin. five S. Third fleet attacks Cebu and Rulros islands of me Philippines* 16—Second Quebec onference ends. for nel ‘November governors costs enlisted pore discharged between , 1941, and January 31, ~ Bb 2 of on 2—Army ve nick efeat is en- pushes border seized a ea n farm pecial reports een 22—5 reach 11—eae to Gaulle cratic 5—Wendell Willkie withdraws as a Repuniles presidential candidate *aiter en- a a turers Eighteen Mar. miles into German territory. ae eae granted armistice ead gered it he are captures Fag 21—St. Louis Cardinals eae lea 29 Willie, penn retains re gates & suburbs army ro seats. Democrats elect 242 sentatives, and Le a v voted to delay action on poll and Russians cease fighting in 1s Sie 20—Com gre arty votes to disband 5—Russia declares war on Bulgaria. 3s a politi ca rpg but to continue bi ae lifts black-out regulations, an ‘‘associat: onmideriog menace from air con- Plans curity $32 vleetoral crats and 13 ee ruce First ioc hadtanore playoff ransport Me All-American outpoints Sammy lightweight cham soldiers. near Hanford, Calif.. ¥ PepasSoh ae in train die and wreck when limited leaves track 50 Thiles northeast of re cs = i 27—Army Williams former New Year Inso many joyful ways, One that fills your heart with gladness Through a year of happy days. Terr 8—Nine = B00, 000 votes, or 53 per cent of vote, winning 36 36’ states pod for and September 1li—American discussion: are the wes ear 4—Air-liner takes ives. ¢ Bears vrofessional football efeats 52 College All Stars, league pennant. 20—Nashville. wins the de- Seats aan *0 4,748, 000. q—Nationwide elections ‘held. ie Roosevelt reelected by eee in relations islands invasion owere ee ome men are consentenced to and coal is November com- to 0—Chicago dead Wishing you a Happy near trains November retains ern Amateur golf title. n wie the Professional rench Provisional govvernment by |. 19—Jimmy Daniels defeats Sammy Anthe U. S. and other United Nations. - -gott, former lightweight boxing cham25—U. S. and other United Nations re: pion. sume diplomatic relations with Italy. 11—Army football team defeats Notre 4—House committee reveals that the federal government now owns _onefifth of the ae area of continental wend Allied invasion force lands southern rr coast between 31—Romanian "captial: ered by Russians, 18 processed foods m rati li eoreee 23—De bill. U. Marseille and Nic tan ate gre eenera France ers ulon a men have a houns MR. AVERY | men demobilization a million men will Germany in 10- Germaine ill Mast of = September ter 1—Army Russians. of 65,- since Septem- when 18—War Prod that it has oon in- tax April 27—Six ser bases, the most important being | sees fail to Russians on varipee vote” Trench governmen ‘Three men and t long . at Dumbarton Pence conference a A gen: Oaks, N. H., ends sessions. eral framework for peace: and _se- President. victed damage by on 000 21—State department announces that it will have no eons s with the Vichy are admitted to captured industry en.’ federal Oo cee and Canadians enter Ba ag anchor of German aes’ for 28—Brest- Litovek “wholly an ig military ae gers wor organizations for rt 3— Minsk falls to Russians as they sweep nto Polish territo n san n England be ser veto 14—Draft deferments July 6—Robot as overrias More ip Savold a October the Hambletonian 28—Byron Nelson sig golf champions 5—Strike a Detroit maintenance workers, affecting 33 wat plants and 50,« swing. farm = “vetoed veterans’ era OF CONTINENT BELANDINGS IN NOR- ra- October or a bonus up to asking $51 000 for all members of the armed ae = aes capture port 38 miles orth o '3—Allies advance into. northern France, aching point 8 miles inland. 7—Chinese take maing, Burm 23— Week-long Bernae robot hombing reported by British. 25—American t units. enter Cherbourg, important French port. Vitebsk and 26—Russians cap ure Zhliobin. se, is in full orders announces Be cnx. - Po ne over 20—Fire in Cleveland, Ohio, following explosion of liquid gas stora - _ causes 121 deaths and 200 inju Go lfers’ N ecociaee pinta Trapshooting cham ionship goes to oe eslie Jepsen for- breaking 97 targets bill to surplus construction dete heavywe en Ham 20—Bob 28—Ration controls removed from all arm m aeuiner except corn pickers. 30—Birth rate for 1943 increased. census ureau says acct bombers strike at German synoil plants in Leipsig area. the all types the President’s eo 21—Congress recesses Sen, Alben Barkley, eee masory leader who resigned in flareup veto, is re-name 18—CASSINO, NAZI STRONGPOINT IN ‘ALY, FALLS AMERICANS AFTER L ise. harn 12—Miss 6—Ike for owerful battleship, ssouri, is launched. furladit ‘olan 18—Selective forces in Italy turn back’ Ger- man reports Baksi und e—Yankee ‘Maid ‘ies discuss with oe t q—Joe sweeping Eight persons are k of Srelght and passenger Missouri Va .Y, 29—Collision 0 , in Pittsburgh. ne ints Manuel wre. iss — icane to Canada fe Sunt ta m South Coronas dam causes 40 deaths and pro perty age of $100,0 10,000. age ae reports sinking of a ¢c All- the fn September an’s 880-yard free style arene record with a mark of 11:08. 1, 15—-Nineteen 20—Army allows oo of loyal Japanese-America 26—Muster-outag Spill pasecd. providing for a a pita of $300. ooo ee enter : Romania. | 7—Tax bill sent to Whit Amer lanes bomb Bere — for $2,315,200, 000 at ousSitions 10-ODESSA ‘ALLS IANS. a 13—Allied troo 7 halt Jap drive near Ko- | | 146—War Relocation authority (WRA) hima, in India. transferred to department of interior. 29—A thousand U. S. bombers raid Ber- | i ey announces more than 200,000 have been returned from ‘the 30—Japan’s mid-Pacific base, Truk, is | Paciic oe oe ees oo ae raided for 35th time. the sick and wounded, and that the : opens er- August Governors ae ina reen of and Connecticu ae Serica | February May Dep soldiers’ reconversion government - wins team — esone ae — January 13—-A of Miss Dorothy July drivers seizure Dewey, campaign 's ber { ‘of poli Senate passes ena care of Cologne = 2,000 '26—Russians reach Romanian bord ‘30—Palau islands, 1,600 oo scate Japan, attacked by U. avy. fepresentifig foreign Navy March oo censorship in "of pose control. 29—Stalin offers peace terms to Finland. 15—. Raia army crosses Bug r ee ancing Russians enter Beare ends Dulles, Fe task force attacks Truk, ma sap uth Pacific. 19—-Japanese cee reorganized, following attack o u aver task force strikes at Marianas islan 24—All of western ew Britain passes to EI a units reach key urity. defeats to win the men’s Wester golf ‘champions ah two- a recor set by Gunder Hagg in Sweden time. was 8:46.4. run His readin US. apartment of. files mete ag suit in Lincoln, Neb., 47 western railroads. ag--Secretary of State Hull and John F. as- pact. B-29s hit Pere harias and Ecunae Se sad mt t tennis pe clay maine pen army con’ 14—Strike of midwestern truck ends, following government a: Ormoc, mutual — national mana new world Newly ’d ve a ¥ calculating aa chine that ~~ Se mathematics is ed by Serves arvard d univiversity. 12—President returns from visiteto Hawaii an aska, ae) oecesson arrives for talks Greek fattional fighting grows in inensity. 14—U. slands in the Marshalls . army takes Rivajalein atoll in Marshalls. ee > load yet dropped ae a erlin by British bombers. 171-0. S. political 11—MacArthur’Sole port on ca’ i February 7 and operate ColCol- 1 of Mlinois wins the National track legiate Athletic association e 24 oie PO ns including chanics are crash > transport plane innso Ga., kills ‘Stockton, nest wreck 5—Train 45 and injure Palisaades, N. J., amuseee 3 and ‘injuring er eaent pene killing Coney Islan 100, In another fire at persons were N. Y., 35 lyn Br inj cent filled oeU. 2—Strike of Philadelphia transit workers is referred to President. 4—Governors’ ‘conference et ends after = oa statement limits of and federal Crete Philadelphia street on ds and busses China. Rioting edge out - Athens, Greece. Civil war eaten goo hes veag haven nt Bonin islands. 3 t oa ¢—Units “Of 77th division make new landing on Leyte, splitting Jap line Guista, San aunts bhharican ihoore on hold expand gtr Sg gs Military erate vice presiden; says that malaria ha s been of early war "to. tw o-thirds of August ae Saar river. ate orway. re leaving only ‘small Priston forces in both ios pei 3—American armifes S es ent rd ehters Saarlautern, as entire goes nt of 450 miles swings into to within 27 miles of move 1—Russians nated Por tial oe Army — rate. drowning ae inves dedestroyers, near Leyte. December January ee at and capture borFirst and Ninth armies ler towns. ante lanes sink 10 Jap S. 30—U. 4, 000 | Augu contrack western wins championship ihre B, Fall, secretary of interi Harding au, secretary at 83, o hag ee ° ,» commissi intercollegiate athletics os Wentern see portage, . 67, in Chi cago. , 14—Lu elez, 34, movie. ctr i ros self in Hollywood, Ca tie, “ 5 meisaned by Western-Newspaper Union. ; B Litchfield Barber Shop a army attacks Saarlautern, Third Buea om 21—Sen. was eee: oer ae by won was race “Preakness 3—The Pensive. f Michigan — outer ae se meet. 50, 278 and German, convention Cuncage Recmere int fourth term. man (Mo.), is nomi- Derby, Stir Up df 29— ” prisoners tic Bi | war bein : 146 11 com- the Kentucky second, and 6n 2 S BS Fos > =o away. | ~ cse miles ns pcg ae oer PSclothage | SS army fospital plane t sea between Icelannda with 26 aboard. Al n | anonarrive duchess oy ork from the Bahamas. in now ee ie that 14—Army Y reventa ~_I 0 |r WAR-TIME ELECTION Third Metz. from Duke ze Patton leads a Gen. | S army Se drive a miles beyond yo factories i |