Senate Eyes Philippine Independence After Gunboat Incident
The U S gunboat Tutto attack near Chungking prompted a closed-state department report and Japanese apologies accompanied by reparations. In the Senate, leaders including Austin Barkley and Tydings urged reexamination of Philippine independence timing amid new regional concerns and long standing policy.
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Wasilloglon
Tutto
State Department
Congress
Welles
Roosevelt
United States
U.S
Chungiiing
China
Wellneslay
Pas Bor Demaltfes
Tokyo
Nongura
Xichisabure
Japaese Abassador
Tellus Aewened
Senate
Austin
Philippine
Pilly Pinto
Ingeims
Balands
Agatin
Philippines
UG Islands
Daetioian Ély
Sheedy
Darkiey
Barkley
Vequilere
Alyways
Wort
Ghotrman Tydings
Wheeler
Islands
D-Mont
Nye
R-Nd
Three held for inquiry over escapees from Dragon convicts
Three men were detained at Greeley fall Eyfilay for investigation after AmBuitiolin states eearal far Liva convicts escaped from the Dragon. Two area residents scheduled for release as their fingerprints matched those of the fugitives while a third man, Lloyd Burney, testified at a sal d railroad yard, denying any prior record.
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Greeley Fall Eyfilay
Eearal Far Liva
Ataly Rigol
Hinteeli Ag
Burney
Ba Salle
Owas
Plaque honors Frank Atkinson at Mountain States Tele
A bronze plaque was unveiled at Mountain States Telephone honoring Frank Atkinson for public service. Nina Atkinson, his widow, received a gold medal from the company. The ceremony occurred in Weld county, noting Atkinson’s death during a snowstorm while on duty.
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Sert Morgan
Frank Atkinson
Mauntain States Telephone Company
Uno
Weld County
Welk
Farm hand fatally burned in grain fire near Sterling
Sterling Peach, Colo. Aug 1 William Hall 41 year old farm laborer from Logan County died from burns received when a load of grain he was hauling caught fire. He was separating grain on Peter Hergemeter farm. a lighted cigarette likely dropped into straw, spooking the horse and causing his fatal injuries.
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Sterling
Colo
William Hall
Logan County
Hall
Peter Hergemeter
Sale of Notes Begins Income Tax Collection
Washington Aug today began collecting next year's income tax upfront by selling tax prepayment notes to the public. President Roosevelt, first buyer at $1,000, said to be the initial purchase, while Morgenthau explained the notes help taxpayers set aside funds for next year’s taxes. Banks, including 12 federal reserve banks, will handle orders as the notes promise repayment with interest to cover taxes due after Jan 1, 1942.
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Washington
Aug
Frezklent Roosevelt
Conaresq
Bready
Federal Reserve
DML
Morgenthau
Treasury
Welles Calls Germany Impudent Over Latin Firm Seizures
Washington August 1 Sumner Welles acting secretary of state labeled Germany impudent for urging Mexico to protest U S actions. He said Berlin violated sovereignty of many nations and warned Mexico did not need German advice to protect its rights. Welles condemned Germany’s request as bare faced interference amid axis activities in Latin America.
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Washington
Sumner Welles
Mate
Germany
Maxica
United States
Ag Pra-Axia
Welles
Mexico
Latin America
Weather Local for 24 Hours Across States
Weather outlook for Friday to Saturday shows partial to scattered clouds and showers or thunderstorms in many regions. Montana and Wyoming expect cooler nights, Colorado and Nevada see little temperature change, with highs in the 80s and 90s across major cities like Denver Chicago and Los Angeles.
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St. Calorado
Montana
Mount
Mosica
Nobragka
Amestia
Chicago
Denver
Hivaso
Kansaa City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Okshaa City
Phoenix
San Franclaen
Washington
Baseball Today American League 8th Tour Highlights
Baseball today provides AL eight inning updates with scores and line details for the New York and Detroit games. Pitchers Auker Newlin Diexey and Swith Gomer are noted alongside early runs and substitutions as a doubleheader is cited. In the National League, updates from New York Brooklyn Chicago and St Louis include pitching changes and key at bats with incomplete box details.
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New York
Ode
Auker
Newlin
Swith Gomer
Diexey
CMO
Ace HO
Ugee Wahngton
Adl
Ral Lee
Dietrich
Treshy Leonard
Cleveland
Phantelwitu
National League
Wittshburgh
Huhhell
Meteo
Adams
Danning
Dutcher
Lopez
Brooklyn
Chicago
Allen
Gwen
Olsen
McCullough
Weston
Glaginnat
Invaryani
Vandermeer
Lanbardt
Philadelp A
St. Louis
Pbt
Tietrieh
Dahlgren
West Point docks with 388 passengers amid homecoming cheers
At New York Aug 1 the transport West Point docked with 38% passengers and Navy service personnel. About 2400 relatives greeted the ships along the pier as veterans returning from World War I arrived amid joyous tears. Frederick A Sterling and Bernadotte of Sweden were among officials, with Sterlin saying he will report to Washington.
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Freda
New York
Th & Navy
West Point
Hs.t
Ale Lowe
Gervera
Europe
Frederick A. Bterjing
Sweden
Bterjing
Washington
Stertag
Prince Cork
Bernadotte
Tork
Bsva
Lisbon
Melly O Daniel Weds In Aguata Texas
Melly O Daniel, 19, daughter of the town governor, married Jack Weather Jr in the governor's mansion. The report notes the wedding night featured a dramatic figure, nicknamed the high billy bad, and mentions a missing person as part of the sensational account. The governor had broadcast on invitation to participate in a poly event in Texas and another official detail follows.
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Aualta
Tex
Mally O' Daniel
Jack KR. Weather, Jr
O'Daniel Mouches
Billy
Toxad
Alten
London Sees No Imminent Fall of Leningrad Says German
London reports no indication of an imminent Soviet collapse as German dispatches claim Russian losses near Smolensk and Leningrad. Moscow notes Premier Stalin remains confident, while German and Soviet forces exchange blows along wide front.
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London
Leningrad
Moscow
Harry J. Wopkins
Gevinpon
Bmialinsk
Mason
Biiletis
Gerce
Smolensk
Masnows
Zillonrter
Tler
Ukraine
Hevilh
Agserfalns
Russia
Nez
Laligerud
Hopkina
Stalin
Matic
Fort Warren Officers to Attend College Party Tonight
About seventy five officers from Fort Warren will be guests of Colorado State College tonight for a social and recreation party. Prof Percy Clapp organized the event for the summer season, with dancing and games planned at the campus recreation program as Idaho and Dakota guards participate.
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Fort Warren
Uemors
Idaho
Nari Dakota
Colonado State Callege
Guiter- Hair
Percy Clapp
Jap Liner To Unload Cargo Delayed By Customs Action
In San Francisco on August 1, the US customs office began unloading the Tatauta Mnen cargo worth about 3,006,000 dollars, a process expected to take 60 hours and delay departures until late Sunday. A prior ruling from the department of justice blocked further unloading while unsettled charges lingered, though the ship had prior clearance. About 292 passengers were aboard during the delay.
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San Francisco
Us’ Customs Office
Jeaal
Tachitente Agalitat Carga
Donirtoent of Justice
Roosevelt Praises Red Resistance While Outlining Russia Pay
President Roosevelt hailed Soviet resistance as magnificent and better than Western military experts expected. He said Russia can pay for goods in the United States, and noted no immediate plan for further lend-lease action. The president also commented on Hopkins’s Moscow travel, joked about his own escape route, and discussed possible summer plans near Campobello Island.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Russia
Germany
Myuivyan
Adolf Hiller
Hoosavelt
Germanny
Newemen
Querilan
Bern
Casein 19
Harry le Hopkins
Hopkins
Moscow
London
China
Sopkins
Indiana
Japan
Hn Sali
Britain
Nasevelt
Lealyyuys
Canada
Roogevelt
Campobelle Island
Fsland
New Brunawick
United Sintea
Britain Finland sever diplomatic ties in formal step
Britain and Finland ended diplomatic relations with the formal severance and the British minister was instructed to seek his passport. Washington reports note defense priorities, with emphasis on ensuring iron and other key products flow to defense needs. A British port dispatch says Canada’s third division arrived in the United Kingdom after a swift Atlantic crossing to join the Canadian corps amid ongoing North Atlantic danger.
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Freie Press
London
Britain
Finland
Iir Relevik
Washington
Biettinius, Te
Defense Priorities Viewster
United Kingdom
Germans Face Four Rebuffs in South America
The article details German diplomatic efforts collapsing in South America. It cites expulsions and protests from Argentina and Chile, a German minister removed from office, passport falsification accusations tied to crewmen of a scuttled pocket battleship, and raids on Nazi welfare groups in Rosario. Signatories include German diplomats in Valparaiso and Buenos Aires amid tense relations.
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Avelvel
Moscow
Vane
Witmler
Joe Conti
Dante
Lelieved
Hitler
Tfirufte
Uty
Magzeow
Ue Sioz
Beritinh East Aid
Baeplist
Hittee
Latin America
Ate
Muzteo
Ginan
Hynsur
Penaixia Moa
Mosteo
Manuel ‘Avila
Aebuik
Bunnos
Alres
United States
Olivia
Ernest Wendler
Valparaiso
Weniline
Cllid
Hal
Graf Spee
Argentina
Jahin
Foreign Office
Ater
Welzare of
Gets Ticket for His Minor Son Driving Car
Otto Mang of Kersey received a courtesy patrol ticket charging he allowed his minor son to drive after an accident at 4 am in Kersey. The vehicle driven by the 15 year old collided with a 49 year old man from Jersey. No injuries were reported and damage was about $50 to each vehicle.
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Otto Mang
Kersey van Feldoy Biven
Kersey
Sho Kay
Fugene
Sliney G. Neql
Jersey
Vielon
Cornier
Greeley
Fred J. Marley
North Eleventh Avenue
Ice Company Signs Contract With Unions and Pay Increase
Unclear text reports a contract with unions including time and a half overtime pay. Fragments mention a notary and private soln with unsettled context and dates are unreadable.
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Ice Company
23 Year Term Latest Plan For Draftees
Washington reports Senator Cavia announced a proposal for a 23 year service term for draftees. He described extending total military commitment to 24 percent of a lifetime, with amendments to allow reserve or regular service, and noted the plan would add 18 months of duty for some personnel while preserving core principles for the War Department.
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Washington
Tum Cavia
Leeishatten J
Pmiyjee
Ciizen
Wen Nie
War Department
New Jersey Politician Sentenced After Wedding Party
New Jersey figure Nucky Johnson received a prison term after a wedding event controversy. Convicted on two counts of tax evasion for 1936 and 1987 income, he faces 10 years with fines totaling $2040. proceedings highlighted his public life and ties to Atlantic City.
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New Jersey
Camden
N. J
Nucky
Johnson
Florence Oabeck
Philadelphia
Walter G. Whe
James Hoyd
Atlantic City
Johuison
Camdhy
Ariemne
Girl Missing From Camp Above Estes
Ada Malgon, 14, of Topeka Kan, missing from a YMCA camp near Estes Park six miles west of Kate Park near the Rocky Mountain National Park boundary. About 20 girls attended from Southard school group, last seen after an entertainment program at the conference hall. Searchers led by Denuly Sheck Paul Bis and Navk Vangersd scoured the rugged area overnight.
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Isles Park
Colo
Aug
Rocky Mountain National Park
Ada Malgon
Toneka
Kan
Kiinsas
Southard
Cam
YMCA
Kates Park
Park
Aml
Matson
Pan
Denuly Sheck
Paul Bis
Navk Vangersd
Rugge
Post-Session Courses At Colorado State College Of Education
Enrollment targets 100 for post-session courses with 78 already registered. Additional registrations planned Friday and next week as the session runs from August 11 to August 23. Named participants include Dr. W. D. Armentraut, Dr. A. F. Immerman, Dr. S. E. Tegasatat, and Kenneth Perry.
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Colorado State College of Education
Snaslow
W. D. Armentraut
A. Flimmerman
Ee. Tovasatat md
Kenneth Perry
Strikers Win Back Jobs After Negotiated Agreement
In Greeley ice and storage plant a closed shop agreement ends a strike with back wages to April 10, 1941. Union leaders Kelly and colleagues secured a one year pact with a six month review, preserving seniority and avoiding further layoffs. The deal includes overtime rules, wage scales, and arbitration provisions to prevent future strikes.
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Hirceley Ice
Colt
Menla
Ehelinorm
Berbalskobmer
Af Devyer
Muster Eepre
Botorg Telah
Tye Leen
Greeley
Aywaptoyes
Margeiulig Agency
Pfeil
Teamstera and
Cotpalty Gree
Wate
Checkers
Jee Houke Sink
Torusien
Englavera
Wlabeellineaus
Herllsheimer
Christ
Teyema
Conny
Buch
Kelly
Ufllerbolsnelmer
Luskers
International Unter of Operating Engineers
Denver
B. Christal
Jenn W. Henderson
Mervolsheimer
Christal Batt
Oillo Franklin
Af Gree Joy
Colorate Stata Federation of
Jaber
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Berlin
Jap Liner
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Cal
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Jon C. Aounfavius
Earl Potter
Westvilis
Oks
Marcia W. Owen
Luc Antistes
Washlington
W. Avcell Harriman
America
Branley HH. Johnson
Vegetable Producers Gapative Association
Colorado Japanese Vegetable Growers Coooperative Association
South America
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Jwavy Litertorance
Galyne
Estes
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