Navy Says Production Must Be Resumed At Kearny Shipyard
Strikes at the Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock plant in Kearny halt launch of a light cruiser and jeopardize thousands of naval and merchant orders. Navy officials urge settlement to restore production, noting significant daily losses and potential direct referral to President Roosevelt. Widespread East Coast shipyard walkouts continue as mediation efforts run.
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Obiya
Alyike
APL
Cierlibse Wright Corporation
Propelier Aiviston
Galdwell
N. J
CLO Etrixe
Caldwell
Curtiss-Wright Minea
Apl-International Association of Machinists
John Hart
Compas
Adu
National Javay Relations Board
Cuyliss-Wright
Propaller Craft
Knudsen
William S. Knudgen
Frank Graham
Defense Mediation Board
Wpress
Shyp
Xo Bark
White House
Roosevelt
American Aviation Company
California
Tanlaetory
Ths Kearny Shipyard
Cxttse
Paty Department
Kearny
A. Epokeanian
Crooklyn
East Coast
Brooklyn
Btnten Island
N.Y
Uncompahgre Flood Threatens ILomes in Montrose
Flood threats rise along Uncompahgre and Cedar Creek endangering homes. The Ted Rous family sheltered on a haystack as waters climbed about 18 inches in the valley. Mrs Joe McDonald called firemen for help as Cedar Creek threatened the outskirts, temporary barriers were built to protect the house.
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Montrose
Colo
Aus
Tari
Ted Rous
Pista
Witter
Joe McDonald
Cedar Creek
Army Term Extension and Pay Boost Debated in House
Washington Aug 8 The House debated indefinite extension of army service and a $10 monthly pay boost after one year. Senate approved an 18 month limit in late session. House plans a quick vote Monday. Prominent voices urged definite action to avoid war, while others warned of disunity and broader global commitments.
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House
Uy van May
Ue Mills
Chamber
Tre
May
Cox
Dga
Georgia
Worler
Pis
Hind
Fist
Sthusun
Ulis
Eenate Meas
Provistan
Richard L. Turner Washleion
Midamon
Greeley Man Fatally Injured In Wyoming Auto Crash
A series of late night crashes across Wyoming and Colorado left several dead and others injured. Arthur Mefford of Greeley died after a vehicle overturned on ice on Highway 40 near Laramie Walden. Earl Metford survived with injuries. multiple passengers were hurt. Surviving relatives include Mrs. Ada Mefford and Arthur Mefford II of Greeley. In another wreck near Loveland, Jules Whaley of Cheyenne died and two companions were injured, one gravely, with McWilliams in critical condition. Additional fatalities reported near Craig and Parkville involve James Jones, 7, and Robert Schimmel family members. Local road conditions and driver fatigue cited as contributing factors. Arrangements pending for Mefford family.
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Associated Press
Laramie
Wro
Aug
Arthur Raymond Meffard
Greeley
Colo
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Laramit-Walden
Cola
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A Rather
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Lile
Ida Melford
Greatex
Robert Khouse
Lester Baker
Greetey
Jobo
Fort Warren
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Earl Mefford
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Arthur II
Areeley
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Giierley
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Loveland
Totlows
Bertha Mekiin
Hort Coline
Lois Thoup
Georgia Reed
LaVerge Lewhe
Lafayatte
Macys
Longin
Hughway
Wells
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Miss Pierce
Teat Sfong Highway
U.S
Whaley
Post Sessions At Colorado State College Of Education
Ninety one students have registered for the two Brooks post session at Colorado State College of Education which starts August 11. The special session, offered due to travel and certification needs, is attended mainly by those needing only a few credits. Final registrations are expected to reach about one hundred, with instructors including Dr. W. L. Armentrout, Dr. V. R. Zimmerman, Dr. S. L. Tove, and Ha Mennets.
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Colorado State College of Education
Npg. Sfo
W. 1D. Armentrout
Vac RF. Zimmerman
S. 1. Tovesalut
Mennetts
Encephalitis cases rise in Weld County to ten
Weld county reports ten encephalitis cases centered in Greeley Windsor and nearby areas with one fatality and multiple recoveries. Patients include Fifty four year old Naty of Winter who remains seriously ill after a 107 degree fever, and Chily Laliry aged 47. Local families listed with affected members and recoveries are noted in the Greeley sector and surrounding towns.
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Weld County
Fridy Muritieg
Greeley A
Windsor
Gree Yey
Keeneshurr
Pane Ragtown
Gilcrest
Tenry Naty
Wintour
Frijon
Aig
Jim Adame
Res
W.G. Adams
Twelfth Street
Hoya Ara
Dunraven Camp Opens Girls Session August 10
Conl and Moly host session at Camp Dunraven for Girls Estes Park with guests from Louisville Climax Nolzademnnities and girls from Greeley Ault Longmont Estes Park. Registrations for the weak are still open, says Misa B Gartrude Lee, director. Girls by residence this week hail from Greeley Fawsville Fort Collins Estes Park Colorado Kearney and Lisco Nebraska. Ssee
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Climax Nolzademnnities
Greeley
Ault
Longmost
Estes Park
Camp Dunraven
Misa B. Gartrude Lee
Fawsville
Fort Collins
Colorado
Kearney
Lisco
Nebr
Shelby 49 Hurt in Wreck Near Aurora
A Shelby man was badly hurt when a wall collapsed at a house near Aurora yesterday. The incident left the man pinned under debris until firefighters freed him. Authorities are investigating the cause of the collapse and identifying the exact location of the wreck.
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Shelby
Baltish front recaptures village as sailors enter land duty
Baltish front dispatch reports sailors from the fleet navy were moved to land duty with the Sed army and recaptured a village. In Washington news, price chief Henderson warns the defense program may cause unemployment for up to 2,000,000 workers as plant closures shift production. In New York, three Americans recount German and Italian air raids on the Suez canal, noting repeated blockages. Alabama reports the first execution under the 1935 burglary law, Viralda Canterbury’s attacker, 22-year-old Bass, dies at Kilby prison. Germany requires all residents to report property owned in Germany by Oct. 7, as the U.S. war outlook weighs on invasion hopes. Dr. Kerner calls German chances to invade England diminished, though Soviet defeat enhances risk.
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Moscow
Fleet Navy
Sed
Baltis Front
Baltle Fleet
Waaluington
Bron Henderson
Office of Price Administration
Montgomery
Ala
Ally
Kim Frank Bass
Nowra
Kilby
Frank J. Dixon
Sho
Bass
Viralda Canterbury
Ale
Flint
Trinity
Baseball Today: Night Games and League Standings
Readable lines show scores and lineups from American and National League games. Key details include New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Brooklyn, Chicago, and Pittsburgh performances with late innings and notable hitters like Young, Wanton, Warren, Danning, and Lanning.
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Philadelphia
Renny
Heme
Crowtn
Medetek
Philiadellia
Kings
Young
Tenter
Nove On
Wanton
Warren
Loliman
Danning
Boston
Brooklyin
Teter
Mas
Wail
Owen
Pittsburgh
Chilergo
Nou
Lanning
Lopes Edelson
McCulloush
Broadmoor Golf Enters Semi finals
Broadmoor tournament action in Oklahoma City features John Oliver Amarillo facing L B Maytag Colorado Springs and John Kratt Denver meeting Replogle as 30 hole semi finals roll Saturday. Oliver, a Mansfield City native, defeated WH Price of Wieh Ma while Maytag, a former Invitation winner, overcame Brauleis Flea from Evansville. Replogle, a Fort Bend state collegian, routed Nel Smith Ardmore in a 7 and 6 finish.
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Maytag
Wan Larce
Evansvillé
Kraft
Lo Denver
Joe Unrtinnn
Denver
Replogny
Bunford Univere
Okla
Nel Smith
Ardmore
Defense Welding Shop Setup By School System
The state vocational director notes federal approval of equipment worth 62043 for five city defense training programs. Boulder, Greeley, Steamboat Springs and Englewood receive specific sums to expand machine shop and auto mechanics training facilities, enabling broader defense work with an anticipated 24 hour operation and increased trainee numbers.
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Wood Denver
H. A. Teemann
Boulder
Englewool
Greeley
Steamboat Springs
Eldsidge
National Defense
Eldridge
Three Commencements Held By College In Hospital on Campus and in Frasier Office
The convocation at Colorado State College of Education awarded 374 degrees across three ceremonies. At Green Yes hospital, Mary Margaret Rosebaugh received a master’s degree while under treatment. President Frasier presided at the second ceremony with six graduates, and the evening event honored nine degrees as part of a daylong program featuring a 150-voice choir and faculty.
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Frasier
Gotarudd State College of Education
Ue College
Gree
Yes Hospital
Mary Margaret Rosebaugh
al Lewistow
Dunwererty
Wale
Larnav
Miss Ragehaugh
Sus
Cho Day
Prealdwat
Willa Braajer
Hls J Hegre Spon Ber
Misa Mosebaigh
A. 8
Alminorman
Steere
Madison
Wits Marke
Daniel Floyt
Puntie
Andrew Hanton
Cin Asa
Mars Carolyn Rataimk
Wolarads
Alosanitur
Atlaquengie
Mary Iscdine Daley
Anacouds
Mont Presdent Frasier
Dinngerian
Cymall Snyder
Arnolay
Calorada State College
J DeForest
W. J. Armentrout
Zhen
Fraaler
America
Morgenthau Opposes Ending Silver Boom
Treasury officials and Senator Morgenthau clash over plans to end domestic silver subsidies and allow silver to move to market levels. Debate centers on price supports, government costs, and potential inflationary effects as lawmakers weigh a shift in silver policy amid a roughly 26 million dollar domestically mined silver package and a large House bill on tax measures.
Potato Tour Here Monday By Greeley Chamber
A Monday potato tour sponsored by the Greeley Chamber of Commerce will depart at 9:00 PM from the chamber office. The trip visits early potato areas, processing and packing plants, with stops at Melis, Junder way, and Crest. Participants return to Greeley for a 4:00 PM arrival.
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Gary
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Charmer of Commerce
Melis
Targest
Junder Way
Greelay
Llroi Warahall
Spenkora
Roosevelt Enjoys Quiet Voyage Aboard Presidential Cruise
President Roosevelt spent most of the day working on offshore papers during a calm voyage off the New England shore. No details were given on the cutter Calypone’s position, as the presidential party continued its journey along the coast. A separate report from Calora Springs noted the worst tornado season on record, with heavy damage in the Devils Mead area of the National Forest and massive timber losses estimated between 200,000 and 590,000 feet.
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Washington
Potanine
Inci Dent Roosevelt
New England
Bucvey
Calorula Springs
Calo
Ray Anata
Devils Mead
Pkg National Forest
E. B. Keithley
Storny
Hmbheoy
Keithleywold
Morgenthau Seeks Expanded Tax Exemptions Revenue Rise Sought
Funeral service for Mrs Aunt Salt held Saturday afternoon at 4 in Linn Grove. The obituary notes concerns over tax policy and revenue needs, with mentions of Morgenthau requesting broader exemptions and urging higher revenue. The fragment references a funeral, a Chicago area room, and a potential connection to Linn Grove.
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Last
Erik
Saoys
Wire Sie Fermert
Linn Guove
Dr Perry to Head College Arts Division
Dr Perry, professor of industrial arts at Colorado State College of Education, named head of the arts division at a western college. New appointments include Miss Kandel emeritus status and several faculty moves, with changes in public relations and education departments announced Friday.
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Bernold Fy Percy
Colordo State College of Reducation
Will Breat
Ehniman
Iivision of Arts
We College
Steelart
Mma
Mhquerer Fa Bepienter
George Willard Frasier
Purday
de. Perry
Grace M. Taker
Dlytsten
A Haker
Srnevites
Perry
Fort Lupton
Fort Loanton
Ork Worth
Tex
Hinaula Industriad
Sevandiry
Seerens
University of Utah
Ho State Department of Education
Nelaware
Hein
Torny
New Mexico
Wsiovaiey
Porkates
Maulice Jamuson
Tor
University of Seattle
Flolen Bradbury
Lbovaory Schival
He Dias Weil
Chisyi
Helen Mia Will Treas
Pre
Fescay
Sétenire
Win
Stanford
Straits
Dey McGruthlin
Grealey
Geermary
Calinge
Mose Fartay
Wallice T. Walt
Morgenthau asks Congress to widen tax base and raise rates
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau urged Congress to tax removals and tighten other levies to cover rising deficits. He projected 1940 revenue near 4.6 billion dollars, with exemptions for families and corporations, and noted exemptions for married couples and single filers. He warned of possible public credit strain if two thirds of operating costs aren’t funded.
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Wastirton
Secretary of the Treasury
Margentwank
Senate
Morgeritian
John L. Sullivan
Treasury Necratary
Senstor Vandenters
Mich
Tink Morgenthan
Enid
Norrow
Treasurs
Hip
Margenthan
Howe
Te West Excamians
Barkler Ky
Japanese Worry Over Red Relations
Worries grow in Tokyo over Soviet and Russian ties as government officials meet amid memory of past border tensions. Prime Minister Kuriki and others discuss state control of shipping as Moscow seeks oil and coal assets and Japanese concerns persist.
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Cone Alantin Smetanhy
Islanese
Svizo Sakanji
Commerce and Industry
Sakhalin
Sain
Siberia
le Eontrigg
Moscow
Pineiitara Kuruoya
Ure
Margechi Kilu
Wh Tentent Agirilime Droanegartatic Control Association
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