Senate Votes To Extend Soldiers Service By Eighteen Months
In Washington Aug 7 the Senate backed extending active duty for soldiers guardsmen and reserves by 18 months after debate over whether to limit the period. The vote was 44 to 25 with Wheeler and Cotton among those opposing the extension. The measure allows termination by resolution and could be adjusted to 2 1/2 years if needed for national defense. Johnson accused the bill of breaking faith with draftees as Republicans attacked end dates and command opinions. Associated Press report.
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Mrs May Russell Dies In Greeley Wednesday
Mrs May Tutect Russell 52 of Sixth Street wife of W H Raw soll died late Wednesday in Greeley funeral services set for Friday at 4 AM at St Peter Catholic Church rosary to be recited Thursday at 8 PM at Macy’s drawing room. Survived by daughters Kathryn and Dorothy and three sisters Hesgle O’Grady Marlorie Patterson and Gartrude Me Cutcheon. Born Staple Quist Nebraska she lived in Greeley most of her life.
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Sixth Street
W. Hy Rawsoll
Russell
Kathryn Russell
Dorothy Russell
Greeley
Hesgle O'Grady
Marlorie Patterson
Gartrude Me. Cutcheon
Laramie
Staple- Quist
Nebr
Ile
St. Peter's
Santa Fe Mail Train Derailed Near Rat on
A derailed 11 car express train on the Santa Fe line south of Raton, New Mexico, blocked traffic today. None of the cars left the rails. officials said no injuries occurred. Crews planned rapid traffic restoration and expected trains to resume normally by nightfall.
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CIO Leaders Order Workers Back To Shipyard Positions In Two Strike-bound Plants
In Denver and other cities labor actions pressed in wartime output. CIO and AFL unions ordered workers back to Bethlehem Shipbuilding yards at Kearny and Brooklyn after strike actions threatened naval and merchant ship construction. The stoppages affected about 22,000 workers with possible ripple effects on cruiser and aircraft production and defense deliveries. Reports note wage disputes and organizational responses amid a broader national labor tension during 1940s wartime production.
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Gald
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Ehinkeliding Workers of America
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Washington
Alza
Nolint'n Defense
California
Fast Steht
National Defense Spediation Board
Lockheel Aircraft Corporation
Burbank
Gallf
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12 Selectees To Denver by Bus Thursday
Three volunteers and all deaf thes left Gyepley at 8 08 ppm Thoraday for uray foductiey In Denver. They wet by bus. The group preluded, Timotea G. Sandavi of Ault, Charles E. Me Xim of Eaton, Frank Robinson of Eaton, Naydl Bruicn Payker of Grantley, Alexander Elfert of Renderson, Williams Doliz Jr, Earl J.lyon, Merlei Warner, Charles EB. Bradbury of Greeley, John August Ehmke of Grover, BM M Kabobell and Joud ittard McKinney of Greeley, Wesley B. Rosa of Grover, were originally scheduled to leave Thursday but deferred for a month.
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Denver
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Ault
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Eaton
Frank ¥. Robinson
Naydl Bruicn Payker
Grantley
Alexanr der Elfert
Renderson
Williams Doliz, Jr
Mer
August Pension Costs Rise for Colorado Aged
The state welfare director announced August average pension payments for Colorado aged recipients at 31.81, down from last month’s 35.78, with an average award of 40.81 but an 8 reduction due to insufficient funds. Tax collections reached 749,829.77 for August pensions, among 42,836 eligible recipients, about 3,600 under age 80.
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Kouns
House Upholds FDR's Veto Of Road Funds
A late August House session upheld President Monae vell's veto of a 320 million defense related road funds package. The vote to override failed by a two thirds margin, party lines but the Senate had previously indicated support. Speaker Raybury announced the tally as clear, prompting a recapitulation of the vote.
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Medway
Rayburry
Baseball Today Wraps From With Mixed NL and AL Scores
A compact summary of baseball results across American and National Leagues. Key AL entries include the New York and Boston games with scoring details, while NL action features Pittsburgh versus Chicago and St Louis versus Cincinnati with limited line scores and noted pitchers.
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Weld county aluminum drive surpasses five thousand pounds
Weld County defense committee chair Wes Stwat announced that the county has donated over 5000 pounds of aluminum for national defense. Lupton and nearby communities contributed 765 pounds, while the Greely area added 4160 pounds delivered to Denver after sorting. remaining Raymer and Korgoy items await inclusion.
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Greeley
Denver
Raymer
Korgoy
Sons of Local Men Serve Aboard Navy Vessels
Reports from Greeley Colorado state Paul Pool and Lowell Quigley are serving aboard Navy ships. Paul Pool, apprentice seaman, enlisted January 23 and trained at Pearl Harbor. Quigley, seaman first class, joined July 1 and served in Hawaii since February. Both families learned of their sons’ status through a Brisbane arts story describing a training cruise.
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Ickes Sees Aviation Gas Shortage and Warns on Tankers
Harold Ickes, defense petroleum administrator, said four American tankers were heading to Russia to ship aviation fuel. He warned of a U S shortage likely to affect military flying and noted plans for compulsory gasoline saving on the east coast. He predicted limited relief as Russian deliveries start and urged broad curtailment measures nationwide.
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Convocation on Campus Ceremony At Corder Theater
Convocation on campus to confer degrees will be held Thursday night at 7:03 at the Corder theater with Processional Marche Heroique and performances by the Concert Chorus under director G. Melander. Presentation of candidates for bachelor and graduate degrees, and diplomas, followed by the conferring of degrees by CSCE President George Wilard Prastes. Attendance expected around 1,680. many summer students plan to leave for home after the event.
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Winfleht de Armentrout
Hull Says U.S. Ties to Vichy Rely on French Actions
Secretary of State Mall stated U S relations with Vichy depend on how France defends its territories, not on Vichy assurances. He noted American views hinge on Vichy intentions regarding empire defense and control of French territories amid Axis pressure, echoing Sumner Welles’ earlier remarks on safeguarding colonies.
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Mall
Vichy
Mnes
ThUe Rebinrks
Olaerss
Africa
Sumner Welles
Britain Hints U S Must Join War If England Resists Japan
President Roosevelt warned that Britain seeks U S support to counter Japan's southward push. The article notes Axis plans, German demands on France, and aims to compel U S entry to prevent Axis expansion and protect Atlantic shipping and the Suez route.
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U. S
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County Board Considers C S Tax Settlement Offer
Weld county commissioners and the county treasurer said they are reviewing a proposed settlement from Colorado and South on a tax bill dispute. The offer would settle $14,911.28 in taxes and penalties tied to 1937 through 1939, with 125 percent of the year’s increase and no penalties for future years, and a separate $2,000.10 for the total bill.
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Wits
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Ateney Chig Ry Anwin
Allice Raads Pet. Menheir
Sulsa Standa Ngainst
Hank von
Lavliver Id Advis
Burglary Investigation Involving Lydia Knight Case
Sheriff Gun G Amternou said Thuradig he is investigator in a burglary at the home of Mrs Lydia Knight of La Salle. The break in occurred Wednesday afternoon while Knight was away. Mrs Knight reported $170 missing from her home. Sheriff and several deputies are checking nearby leads and possible clues.
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Weather Local 24 Hour Outlook With Mixed Temps
Forecast covers 24 hours with mixed conditions across regions. Temperatures range from the low 60s to mid nineties with showers and cooler spells. Cities listed include Kansas City two Angeles New Orleans Oklahoma City San Francisco Washington.
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Russians Fight Hotly To Stop North Drive
Soviet reports say Germans push toward Kiev and Leningrad with forces striking from the north and south along Lake Peipus. Berlin claims remaining Soviet troops are encircled. A Moscow dispatch says Hitler’s elite units suffer losses as fighting rages on the eastern front.
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Greeley Company Purchases New Local Bus
Greeley Transportation company adds a new six cylinder Kart passenger bus to its fleet. The vehicle, with four doors, matches existing color and interior finish and will begin service September 15 under local manager Wald. The company now operates five buses and plans extensions toward Lawn and the southwest of Iowa amid growing residential construction.
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Lupton Opens Weld Parade Of Festivals
Fort Lupton hosts a community Tomato Day with a 10 AM parade, noon to 4:30 PM diner, 1 PM foot races and bike races, 7 PM concert, and a night dance at Wallace’s. Fort Lupton and Greeley Merchants teams clash earlier in the festivities amid local contests and refreshments.
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Tokyo Declares Wartime Control Plans For Empire Shipping
Japan announces acceptance of a government plan for centralized wartime controls directing all merchant shipping. Nippon Yusen Kaisha suspends U.S. services and Osaka Shosen plans closing branches in Los Angeles and other British territories. Reports from Singapore note Britain and the United States must consider wider economic measures and possible alliance actions.
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Broadmoor Thursday golf results seed second day play
In the Broadmoor invitational golf event, Dan Walker of Desk loses early, while H F Benson of Colorado Springs advances. Players like Pat Collins and Jarvey Cowan reach quarterfinals after upset wins, with several matches decided by holes and by default due to fitness. Friday schedules list Fleming versus Moylox and Fleming’s group advancing.
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Moylox
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