Decision On Saboteurs Laid Before Roosevelt For Final Review
Washington August 3 a wartime law commission tried eight alleged saboteurs and sent its findings to President Roosevelt for final review. The commission adjourned after private sessions and said a public decision would not be announced. The president would decide whether any penalties would be imposed.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Fhand Law Commission
Frank R. McCoy
White House
Mig
Rouet
Toosevelt
Fowler
Stephen Earry
Commission Nania
Tha Ram Mission
Peven
Feeders Expect Wholesale Carcass Ceiling Stabilizes Lamb Prices
Feeder opinion on Monday held that the temporary rainy weather and OPA controls will keep wholesale and retail carcasn prices steady near July levels. Lamb wholesale in New York was about 26 cents a pound. Chicago wholesale lamb ranged from 14 to 14.50 dollars. The ceiling applies only to Oct 10, but many lambs entering the feed late September and October may be contracted under the temporary ceiling.
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Avenley
OPA
New Fork St
King
Jocal
Henred
Lamba
New Mexico Teachers Session and Athletic Contracts Cancelled
Santa Fe New Mexico on August 3 reports cancellation of the state teachers meeting and renegotiation of prep school athletic contracts due to shortages. Delegates assembly limited to about one in twenty five teachers, with general sessions canceled and high school contracts for interscholastic events suspended.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
New Mexico Educational Assor eSation
Ine Board of Conttrol
hich #engol Athistic Association
Two Motor Vehicle Officials Released
Denver, Aug. 3. Two officials in the motor vehicle divisions of the state revenue department were released as part of a department reorganization. Al G. Snedeker, in charge of operators and chauffeurs licenses, and Lae B. Palen, Snedeker’s assistant, were removed. Farrington R. Gammenter said K. Campbell, assistant supervisor of the motor vehicle division, will head the House division. The move aims for greater efficiency and economy.
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Associated Press
Denver
State-Ravenue Department
al G. Snedke
Lae
Agsialant
Algo Ogsr]sistant
Charles Marrinstrong
Farrington Rgamenter
K. §. Campbell
Hares
Heonse
Cleared Up Angles Debate With Phantom Slayer Case
Detective Captain James Ro Chilldera announced today that all angles in the complex phantom-slaying case involving Theodore Confra have been cleared. He stated Winvazie is satisfied, and charges will be filed tomorrow against the confessed suspect.
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James Ro Chilldera
Winvazie
Philip Fetera
Morrow
Theodore
Confra
Woman 61 Is Found on Beach After Long Squall Swim
A 61 year old woman was found exhausted beside a road two miles from Maxima Point after a day long swim in rough seas off the Gal of México. Civil aid patrol planes and coast guard assisted in the search led by Police Captain E E Ligahard of St. Petersburg. She had disappeared while swimming from Pase-a-Grilte Inn and crawled ashore at daybreak.
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Associated Press
St. Patersburg
México
E. E. Ligahard
St. Petersburg
Civil Aid Patrol
Coast Guard
Jeatle Arnold
Pase-a-Grilte
Maxima Point
Heavy British Bombers Aid Yanks in Egypt War Update
Heavy Halifax bombers from Britain joined American aircraft to raid enemy shipping in the Mediterranean and North Africa. British planes scored several hits on Axis targets near El Armia while patrols and naval escorts backed Allied operations. Allied bombers also hit Deraya and other targets, with several Axis aircraft shot down.
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Cairo
Egypt
Britain
Deray
Conintunique
No .Fox
Sid Havvant
Mirenh
Duimeger
July War Bonds Reach Nine Hundred Million Mark
Americans bought about 900.9 million dollars in war bonds in July as 14 million workers authorized wage deductions and 110,600 firms ran payroll savings plans. It was the second highest month after January's peak following Pearl Harbor. The Treasury called the campaign highly successful.
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Washington
Ahd
Pearl Harbor
Final Week Begin for CSCE Summer Term 2012
The eighth and final week of the regular 2012 summer term at Colorado State College of Education is under way. Events include an 8:30 p.m. production at Garden Theater on Monday and a 7:30 p.m. band concert Tuesday at the same venue. About 100 students have enrolled for the postsession from August 10 to 21, with commencement address by Dr. W. D. Aementrout on Democracy at War.
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Colorado State College of Education
Garden Theater
Echnol
Aleea
CSCE
W. D. Aementrout
The
Colless
German Plane Bombs Iceland In Remote Military Station
A German plane bombed and machine-gunned a southeastern Iceland military installation with US troops yesterday. Authorities say there were no casualties and only minor damage. this marks the second German air raid on Iceland within two weeks. The attack involved a Dornier style fighter, as officials provide few details.
Japanese attack on U S Air Base at Mengyang repelled
A lengthy World War II dispatch reports a major Japanese effort to wipe out No American air base at Mengyang failed as American and Chinese forces beat off the assault. It cites 119 Japanese planes taking part in a 38 hour attack, with 17 shot down and several Americans distinguished in defense. updates include pilots credited with downed planes and ongoing fighting near Wenchow, Sangyang, and Taingtien.
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Ita Fasoes Atl
Taingtien
Wenchow
Cheklnag
Gish
Apon Sangyang
Lisiul
Qhoktang
Sangyang
Tsingtien
Gea
Bulwell
Naw
Mengyang
Ime
Bngen
Tie Weilin
Stilwell
John Lombard
Tama
iMleh
Larimer Court Upheld in Suit by Nebraska Woman
The Larimer County District Court ruling in favor of Mrs. Anna Ta ar of Yorks Nebr upheld a $12,000 claim arising from two promissory notes dated April 26, 1994. Executor note:案件 details show Loveland figures and involved judges Norris Rakke and Tualla Otto Bock. Norris Rakke did not participate.
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Detver
Bur Premo
Larimer County
Anna Taar
Yors
Nebr
Aeaisl
Oatate
Noxnon
Vans Jay Boer
Loveland
FBI
Larimer Ronty Rowrt
Supreme Cart
Evidents
Wstvlet Court
Tualla Otto Bock
Norris Rakke
Weather Local for 24 Hours Ending Monday Morning
Weather summary shows 24 hour outlook with highs and lows across multiple cities. Ample moisture and warmer conditions expected in Colorado and Wyoming areas with scattered showers near mountains this afternoon. Amarillo and New Orleans report warm highs, Dallas region cooler and clearer in spots.
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Colorado
Wight
Wyoming
Amarillo
Chicago
Denver
Fl Paso
Denver Girl Injured Near Gilcrest Snt
Miss Betty Burpess, 10, of Denver, sustained minor injuries when the car she was with skidded on a coated road two miles south of Gilcrest and went off a curve. John Klein swerved to miss Jerry Stalkup, who fell from a bike near the Evens-Lasalle bridge. Harkess released after hospital stay.
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Betty Burpess
Booth Ogdenstecet
Denver
Minnor
South
Colorado
Migs Harkess
Greeley Hospital
Court martial hears muttered words clash over witness
Judge Advocate Francisco Case and Lieut. Commander Maurice Arrott faced claims of misconduct at a naval court martial. Witness Tony Martin, a radio and screen singer, testified about alleged improper remarks, while Lieut. Klein urged an apology and Captain Symington ordered the record cleared of the phrase.
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Associated Creasy
Fratcisto
Todge
Irving Kicks
Tony Martin
Rey Johinson
Tieut
Maurice N. Arott
Navy
Klein
Robinson
Powera Symington
Bodies of Two U S Soldiers Wash Ashore in Nova Scotia
Digby Nova Scotia August 2 two United States soldiers and an unidentified man were found washed ashore along Digby Neck after several days of bodies surfacing in the Fundy coast region. Other U S service members have washed ashore recently but names are not released.
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Nova Scotia
Digby
United States
Digby Neck
Bay of Fundy
Germans Rehearse Defense Tactics in Norway as Invasion Fears Rise
August report from Bern cites extensive German and defense maneuvers to shield Norway from a possible Allied landing. Dispatch notes drills extending from Kristiansund to Trondheim, with halted shipping and fishing, new minefields near Alesund, and naval bases arming along the coast as Britain considers a second front.
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Norway
Thomas F Hawkif
Associated Breas
Bern
Switzerland
Geremany
Stockholm
Neue Zurcher Zeitung
Kristiansund
Trondhelm
Otero
Alesund
Gandhi Warns Indian Discontent Could Welcome Japan If Independence Denied
Gandhi says unrest in India could invite a Japanese invasion if independence is not granted. He warns the British to act now to avoid a “calamity of the first magnitude,” while Congress faces a decision on its course as allied powers push UN war aims.
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Gandhi
India
Bombay
Duon
Iofay
Mahindas K. Gandhi
British Wrondcasting Corporation
Remtagwamt Mudallar
Tadian
Imperial War ‘Cabinet
London
United Nations
Gnadbl
Britta
United States
All-India Congress Party
Jirawal
Tran Te
Althy Talkrishnan Sharma
Bangkok
Rash Hehari Bose
Tosa
Janese
Aleesha Yo Start At 8 30 Tonight
The presentation of Aleecha titled musical ey edy to be shown tonight at Gardnn Theater on the CSC campus was moved from 8 p m to 8 30 to catch the lighting and stage effects. If weather turns bad the show will be postponed to Wednesday night.
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Aleesha Yo
Aleecha
We Gardnn
CSC
Stege
U Boats Sink 408th Vessel in Axis War Action
The navy reported the sinking of a Soviet merchant ship by U boats near the western Atlantic. Two women crew members and six seamen were killed in the encounter dated July 4. The incident follows Axis military activity reported after Pearl Harbor.
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Mexico
Navy
Milimaring
James
Pearl Harbor
Musicians Face Anti-Trust Suit Aimed at AFM
Justice Department filed in federal court in Chicago seeking to bar the American Federation of Musicians from blocking members from recording transcripts for radio or other public use. District Attorney J Albert Woll and Attorney General Francis Biddle lead the action alleging Sherman Act violations. Judge Michael Ryne ordered Percilla and others to appear Friday to show cause why an injunction should not issue.
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Washington
Justice Department
Chicago
American Federation of Musicians
AFL
J. Albert Woll
Francis Biddle
Michael 4Yne
Percilla
Cauise
Japs May Be Stronger in New Guinea
General MacArthur's headquarters at Australia reports possible strengthening of Japanese garrison at Buna. Allied spokesmen note jungle fighting midway between Buna and Port Moresby, with clashes near Kokoda about 60 miles from Port Moresby and air raids on enemy dumps. No clear evidence that original Buna force exceeded 2,500 men.
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MacArthur
Australia
Buna
Dlay
Tle New Guinea
Port Moresby
Yosts
Kokodi
Front Laé
Rails and Liquors Provide Recovery Power in Market
Rails and liquors led a market recovery with several issues rising to new highs for the year or longer. Trading showed cautious optimism with mixed buying, transfers near 276,000 shares, and a tilt toward rail and tech names as large caps softened.
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Betta
New York
Atlantic Coast
She
Southern — Pacific
Schentey
Dictilline Corp
U. S. Stel
Tetilatem
Sarita Fe
Southern Railway
Great Northerm
Pennsylvania
General Motors
Chrysler
Amotiean
Teleplane
Westinghouse
du Pont
Tessar Corp
Montgomery Ward
Philip Morris
Owensciiiola
United Aircraft
Ing
Euleen
Eastman Korak
General Electric
Deere
Repubic Steel
Ineernational Marvester
Anaconda
Woolworth
Alsable Scratched Opener at Washington Park Race Meet
Chicago August 3 A horse was scratched from the $4,000 Laxhealds open stakes on opening day at Washington Park. The field was reduced to start with a late withdrawal noted by Associated Pecas.
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Chicago
Wasiington Park
School District Dissolution Vote Held Up by Court Ruling
Denver August 3 The state supreme court ruled on the dissolution of a district in Las Animas County. Plaintiffs led by Jana Moghez and others challenged the election for District No. 64 arguing non tax paying electors were barred and that only two voters paid taxes and cast ballots.
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Denver
Voline
Echoul Rlintrict Faiol Testetot
Witeh
Las Aulmas
Ein A Anit
Ty Jana Moghez
Mubueleta Moguez
Sofia Riggio
Adout
Lag Andons
Beet Station Facilities To Be Improved
Western Sugar company plans amp and material upgrades at Beet Station in Ils Graelay area Eaton territories to speed transplant, reduce labor and transport woes this fall. A new double dump beet loader called Silver is installed at Kuner and old equipment moved to Kersey and Alden to replace older plants. A new dump added at Hereford to boost beet production. manager Lynan Andrews says changes cut heat load and improve efficiency.
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Western Sugar Company
Ils Graelay
Eaton
Cme
Kuner
Kersey
Duran
Alden
Ail Mathews
Galeton
Twereford
Lynan Andrews
Greeley and
Fitton
Aggregate bids for Big Thompson project opening Aug 24
The Federal Bureau will open bids August 24 at Denver for excavation and stockpiling of 67 000 cubic yards of concrete aggregate and sand at the Colorado Big Thompson project near Grand Lake. The work supports canal connections between the reservoirs to be created, including Shadow Mountain Lake and Brand Lake, with completion specifi cations for 300 days after start.
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Associated
Dresar Deaver
Hug
Federal Reelgration Bureau
Hide
Cuital
Grand Lake
Denver
Hid
Shadow Mountain Lake
Brand Lake
First Radio School Pays Distribute to 119 Students
Government radio repair and maintenance school distributed first pay checks on Monday to 119 students. Most receive two weeks of work pay, but some entitled workers did not receive checks yet. Wages are issued from Seventh Corps Area Army headquarters in Omaha amid payroll delays. Some students with delayed checks have run out of funds and received advances for food and shelter. Sept 10, Hartlage said pay is $85 monthly with payments issued every two weeks.
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Seventh Corpa
Army
Ominha
Htartige
Moniny
Soviet forces report major German retreat and heavy losses
Moscow says Red Army repulsed German offensives on multiple sectors and inflicted severe losses, with 6,400 Germans killed east of Rostov. Soviet counterattacks supported by aircraft and anti tank guns slowed advances toward Stalingrad and Kuban, while German reserves and armored columns were hampered by continuous Soviet strikes.
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Eddy Gilmore
Cress
Moscow
Digver Hewders
Hammeres Crawlig Colwains
Cresh
Germany
Red Arm
Sretors
Remth
Caucaslau Ull
Kuban
Waban
Caucasus
Belaya
Washanta
Sab
Stalingrad
Hehwerm
Dain
Germaentimunique Aggerted
Rent Eyarde Weit
Taganrog Hay
Rostov
Rostav
Feil
Voronezh
Volkhov
Leningrad
Lapland
Kirtskasa
Stat
Don Bend
Anth
Don
Red Army
Russia
Caucasia
Ous
Pravin
Ant
Occa
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Hwang Province
Joseph W. Stilwell
Glyet
National Christian Endeavor Society
Hales Park
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Anna W. White
Ninth Avenue
Howard Dugin
Des Moines
Waa
Ue Group
Blackeye
Auto Farts
Eleventh Avenue
Greeley Fire Department
Larimer
Nebraska
Gilcrest Snt
Francisco Case
Troogeve i
Budget Bureau
King Han
Ted Prees
Haakon VII
Aa Vigorous
Ana
Ragtown
Sheriff's Office
New Guinea
Big Thompson
Birralughim
Hanklestd
DeAla
Weltera
John Tewpie Graves
Birmingham Age- Herald
George G. Marshall
Ayniy Elief
Dyeceuit
Brighton
First Radio School Pay Distributed
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