Japs Defy Embargo as Forces Mass in Thailand
Reports say Japanese troops moved toward the Thai frontier with plans to secure bases and control resources in Siam. Tokyo sources claim Tokyo seeks a co property sphere while US and British efforts to cut supplies push Japan toward self sufficiency. President Roosevelt’s aviation fuel embargo tightens, curtailing oil shipments essential to Japan’s war effort.
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Japan
Toosevelt'a
Thailand
Soudukt
Singapore
WAL
Japa
Tokyo
Japan Times and Advertiser
Japanese Foreign Office
Lally
United States
Obell
South Orient
Hoosewelt
Ordor
Comet
Tokyo Nensoaners
Bagis
FDR to sail on yacht holiday from New London
President Roosevelt plans a week long yacht holiday leaving Sunday for New London Connecticut to sail the Patomac in New England waters. White House aides say movement kept strictly secret with railroading standby to return him if necessary. Accompanying him are Hear Admiral Noel T McIntire a physician General Edwin D Watson secretary and military aide and Captain John R Bearden naval aide.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New London
Conn
Cogland
Stephen Early
White House
Guess
N-International
Rogsevelt
Noel T. McIntire
Hia
Edwin D Watson
John R. Bearden
naval_alide
YA Student Work Funds Allocated for 1943-44 Program
Washington announces a total 24,086,125 dollar allocation for the National Youth Administration work program for the 1943-44 academic year. It funds part time jobs for youths ages 16 to 24, with undergraduates earning 10 to 20 dollars monthly and graduates 29 to 39 dollars. State allocations include Colorado 144, and Montana 56,507 and 56,970. Wyoming 19,294 and 15.44.
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Washington
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
American Attitude Depends Upon Vichy Colonial Resistance
Washington Aug 8 The United States says its attitude toward France under Vichy will depend on how effectively France defends its territories against Axis aggression The secretary of state sumner welles asserts that France’s failure to resist Japanese aggression in French Indo China determines American security and policy toward the Vichy government
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Sampetiter Press
Wathington
United States
Newcotier
France
Acing
Skate
Swnner Welles
Washington
Sumner Welles
Lord Halifax
Ambansador
Richard G. Casey
Ralnt Clase
Halifax Ain
State Department
Hentie
Pacific
Japan
Mpigilynd &Order
de Jaund
Phal
British
Malaya
Cumansky
Half Million Rail Yard Fire Destroys Texas Lines
Fires in Texas rail yards at El Paso and San Antonio cause about 530000 in damage. Two passenger coaches and Pullman cars burned at Paso. one critically injured in San Antonio blaze. Damage totals around 20900 across the Southern Pacific line.
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Texas
Tex
EY Paso
San Antonin
Cavien
BY Paso
Pulloway
San Antonito Oiree
Settlement reached on lumber strike halt near Fort Sirst Texas
Across multiple locations on August 2 Associated Press wires report a settlement ending a lumber strike that halted 24,000,000 deleade works near Fort Sirst Texas with full resumption of operations planned for Monday.
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Associated Press
Alamogorda
N. My
Fort Sirst Texas
Degrees to be awarded at CSCH Thursday
A class of IT persona will receive degrees and two will receive certificates at the commencement exercises marking the close of the summer term at CSCH. William Woodford Ines dean of the junior college and high school principal at Chanute Kansas. Mabel Jaralne Bruce of Amarillo Texas mathematics teacher at Pampa High School. John William Headley director of extension at Runterm State Normal School Madison New Jersey. Oliver Sanel Thenverry principal.
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CSCH
O Doclor
Dsay
Wiliam Woodford Ines
Chanute
Kansas
Mabel Jaralne Bruce
Amarillo
Texas
Tig
Pampa
John William Headley
Runterm State Normal School
Madison, &. B
Oliver Sanel Thenverry
Prin
Baseball Today American League Scores and Standings
Batting and pitching lines mix with scattered team results from the American League and National League. The report lists partial game scores for New York Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Washington and others with several player names, substitutions, and at least one incomplete inning annotation.
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Louls
New York
BO Galelouee
Forrelly Hrower
Dickey
Detroit
Doston
Trout
Bridges
Yebbetts
Grove and
Putlak
Cheveland
Philadelphia
Tathy
Henley
Babich
Tinyes
Chicago
Washington
Smith
Page
Trest
Hudson
Evana
Rational League
Pusbriegh
Schumacher
Dandy
Sewall
Lopez
Piladelphia
St. Louis
Grissom
Neck
Warren
Kylee
Manguso
Honeroune
Recce
Hernan
Trooklyn
Mize
St. Tonis
Brookly
Tighe
Owens French
McCullough
Basten
Earley Annt
Mandi Datringor
Pearson
Od Lewmbardh
Germany and Soviet Claim Big Victories
German and Soviet dispatches report heavy losses as German forces defend Smolensk and push toward Moscow. Pravda claims Red Army counterblows stall Nazi advances while Soviet communiques describe bayonet charges destroying units near Smolensk and encirclements. Reports also mention near Kiev and fighting on the central front amid claims of German reverses and Soviet artillery success.
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Prana
Smolensk
Moscow
Red Army
Pravda
Communist Party
Siolensk
Adalf Iiii
High Command
Kiev
High Rammants
Smintensk
Musmarch
99Th Redway
Reid
Georman
Lilla
Hertin
Watorghway
Sinalensk
Yazan
Abscow
Weel
Instantuytay
DNB
Neel
Novoyzhev
Smalenick
Berlin
Russia
Leningrad
Pierre
Solotet at Church Sunday by Denver soprano
Miss Perkins of Denver will be guest soloist at the morning worship at the First Presbyterian Church on Sunday. She is very popular with Denver audiences.
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Yamix Peonte
Greeley
Joe Hart
Denver
Jo Ant Zoe Briggs
Mies le MM. Perkins
First Presbyterian Church
Mies Perklis
Martin Wertz
Seth Hillel Temple
Kenobha
Wisconsin
Spens¢E
Frosti Grid Star Notified Of Aug 18 Draft Call
Laula Vidnovich a freshman football and basketball player at Greeley State college was notified by the Colfax County Selective Service board that he would be drafted on August 13. The six foot two hundred twenty six pound student was a standout athlete at Raton high school.
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Greeley State
Frosti
Raton
Laula Vidnovich
Greeley State College
Colfax County Selective Service Board
Raton High Schol
Rising Tide of Revolt in Nazi Ruled Nations
News reports from wartime Europe describe escalating resistance in Nazi occupied territories. Belgium shows anti German demonstrations and street fighting. Norway faces a state of emergency and police control. Alesund clashes prompt German suppression. Mexico moves to recall its German minister amid sanctions, while Moscow notes Allied air activity and German raids over Britain.
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Tiutle
London
Belgium
Artssels
Gomree
Bowievards
Norway
Stockholm
Gereman
Alesund
Moscow
England
Mexico
U. S
Mexico City
Alfaneo Flores
Rudi von Collenberg
Nm Prata
Bis “Discourteaug
Msatent
Elderad
Embargoes on Japan Halt Oil Exports and Silk Mills
San Pedro Calif Aug 2 a Japanese oil tanker heads to sea with empty tanks as oil embargo and asset freezes take effect. President Roosevelt orders export controls to cut fuel and strategic materials to Japan and freezes Japanese assets in U S territory. Simultaneously all silk stocks are frozen, aiming to curb Japan's war production and trade. The move follows Britain and the Ditch Island allies in tightening supplies for national defense.
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Annodated Press
San Pedro
Calif
Garolina
Roosevelt
Ehipmenta
Japan
Associated Preast
Washington
Tapan
Sifan
United States
U.S
Ego
Roseavotte
Lajresa
Philippines
Trussel T. Maxwall
Wny
Lyna
Soviet
Russia
China
America
Eggressor
Asia
Western Hemisphere
British Empire
Tussia
Sad Ins
Singapore
Dutch East
Indo-China
Sumner Welles
South Pacific
Bayma Road
Congress Moves to Shield Farmers From Roosevelt Price Rule
Washington Aug 1 The administration price control bill was introduced in both houses after concessions to the farm bloc. Chairman Steagall of the House Banking Committee said the revised draft contains two limitations on the exact prices to be regulated. No selling committee established for farm price regulation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Chaiman Steagall
House Banking Comlttee
Dubouxe
Long Service Faction Wins Broad Support in Plan
The long service proposal gains strong backing as Senators push to extend active duty by 18 months for soldiers. Despite resistance, a bipartisan committee clears a bill to extend military service, aiming to keep National Guard and reserves in place with longer terms. The measure envisions three year enlistments totaling up to 44 years of service, subject to further congressional action.
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Waslington
Tony Do
Halle
Meir
Suveril Sail
Thomas
D-Uian
IC Congress
Conh
Angrest
Congress
Two Teachers Resign from Giteney Public School Staff
Two resignations from the Gite ney public selant faculty were announced by Superintendent D. Ehiridge. Miss Fern Fender, mathematics teacher at Alfinfor Walschoo, resigned to pursue commercial subjects with Tos Arge fos. She had taught in Greeley for several years. Clarence Mackty, last year commercial teacher at Greeley genvur high, resigned to take a similar position with the Fort Collins syluaol system.
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Giteney Public Selant
Superntene
D. Ehiridge
Fern Fender
Alfinfor Walschoo
Miss Fender
Greeley
Clarence Mackty
Greeley Geniur
Fort Collins Syluaol
Sam Succeeds D. C. Moyer Dean G. Royer of Well County
Grevley resident Sam has been elected secretary manager of the Well County Farmers Protective Association succeeding BD C Royer who resigned. Roan Roser had earlier been elected to the office but did not attend.
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Dean G. Royer
Grevley
Well County Farmers Pretective Association
BD. C. Royer
Roan Roser
NYA Chief Urges Youth Jobs For All At College
National Youth Administration head Aubrey Willinies addressed 300 educators at Colorado State College of Education emphasizing a fair program ensuring every youth can work at prevailing wages. He argued both rich and poor deserve the opportunity, despite a projected annual cost of about two billion dollars.
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Gil
Anna
Aubrey Willinies
National Youth Administration
Colorado State College of Education
Willacig
Denver Fire Chief Injured in Downtown Blaze
Fire Chief John P. Healy was cut on the left ankle and foot while helping fight a downtown fire in Denver on Saturday. Fireman George Zuber was brought to safety after a near fall. another firefighter suffered a leg injury. The blaze damaged a first floor electrical supply company and caused unknown damages.
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Faswo
Paeasi
Denver
John P. Healy
Dire
Estery
James
Weld County Wheat Acreage Reductions Protested
County offices report a 12.5 percent cut in wheat allotments affecting Weld County farmers. A five day protest period was observed as officials, including Secretary Toba, review the allocations and respond to the grievances from operators of 4,857 acres.
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Weld County
AAS
Weld
Toba
Weather summary for several states and cities
Weather outlook for 24 hours ending 1 a m Saturday shows varied conditions. Colorado expects clear tonight with a possible late cooling and scattered afternoon and evening showers Sunday. Wyoming trends toward partly cloudy skies with isolated afternoon or evening showers. Montana and New Mexico show showers possible later, with some temperature changes. Nebraska remains partly cloudy with scattered showers and no clear temperature change. Temperatures listed include Chicago 81 65, Denver 90 4, New Orleans 91 76, Ushonix 104 70, San Francisco 44 0, Washington 94 72.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Noytton
Jebwerature
New Mexico
Nebraska
Chicago
Denver
el Page
Kant City
New Orleans
Okihama City
Ushoonix
San Francisco
Washington
Silk workers face mass transfers amid defense shift
A plan to shift thousands of silk workers to other jobs, mainly in defense production, was outlined by Paul V. McNutt. The unemployment system would help bridge the gap as silk factories shut or convert to munitions, with many workers being women and the industry concentrated in New England and the South. Talks on broader wartime labor adjustments touched on rapid absorption, synthetic fibers, and federal funding to boost rayon production.
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Paul V. McNutt
Secury
Winterstraton
Ordar
Mindingi
McNutt
Bureau of Employment Security
Stk Industey
Wewnat
New England
With
M Aimum
Washington
Celera
Toms Lan Anericios
Office of Production Management
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Bert. Stelefinins, Jr
Japan
Ameren
Emil Reve
Clo
Foxtila Warkerk
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Germany
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del Norte
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Claude Rose
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Guardian
Britain
Saigon
Jgnanges
Baseball Today
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Red Cross
Albert Fr. Fine
American Red Cross
H. D. Parker
Fife
Greeley Cotacola Rottiing Company
B. W. Gelder
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Felday
Kerneth Eftlatt
Fort Lupton
Qale
Relms
Joseph Terhoven
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Terboyen
Uncefora
Lerhoven
Formar Tx
Ets
Nippon
Long Service Faction
Sam
D. C. Moyer
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