Darlan Granted Full Military Power in New Cabinet Shift
In Vichy occupied France Admiral Darlan received supreme military authority as part of a cabinet reorganization. Petain vowed full collaboration with Germany while outlining defense and governance roles for the eight ministers and two state secretaries. The decree elevated Darlan to lead national defense and armed forces, with changes to ministerial ranks and salaries for deputies and senators.
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Darlan
Vichy
France
Marghat Petain
Hiself
Germany
Ile Nation Tonight
Nowra
Bis
Premisr
Jean Darian
Darlad
Geremany
Britain
Frasce
Merpe Taval
Federat Pune
United States
Paria
Dakar
Africa
French Africa
Raisd
Hell
Plate
Dar
Cumueree
Alate
Fool Suppy
Paul Marion
Former Weld County Officials Invited to County Employee Reunion
A fragmented notice invites former Weld County commissioners and other county employees to attend a reunion at Island Grove Park on Weld Sunday. The incomplete text mentions former officials “lying in the area” and references the county commission.
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Tienic
Weld County
Wald
All County
Island Grove Park
Widespread Pittman Robertson funds aid wildlife programs
Reports indicate 48 states will share 2 530 000 for wildlife restoration under the Pittman Robertson Act as federal aid programs proceed. Secretary Hull dismisses a patent absurdity claim amid far flung war era intrigue.
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Cha Societtd Mressy
Washington
Fish and Willd Fire Service
Hull
United States
Senate Ordnance Funds Cut by Appropriations Committee
The appropriations committee shaved 1.23 billion dollars from army ordnance funding, downsizing cash and contracts for tanks anti aircraft guns and other equipment. The panel also added a provision requiring annual defense contract reports from the secretaries of war and the navy.
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Langociated Press
Wuatihetan
Fenpia Ai
Army
Anarilimé Commission
AEO
Adams
D-Golo
Army Ordnance
O'Mahoney
D-Wyn
F D R Urges Food Reserves to Meet Emergencies
President Roosevelt told Secretary Wickard that a food reserve is badly needed to meet possible emergencies. He backed agriculture programs to boost pork dairy poultry and other foods and said food is a weapon like munitions in waging a orderly, prosperous world. He noted no need for a separate food administration and urged production be expanded in a way that ensures fair prices and protection after the crisis.
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Washington
Sug
Housevelt
Wicket Wiat
Griculture
Roosevelt
Lhia
Erinin
Nerlonilore
Wickard
Courteadine Toem
Dofeupa
Crown Condition Critical Report From Jametown Office
Crown County report from the Mountain States Beck franery office states George B Crown reports director Robert Keown has a severed spinal cord and novero spinal Cactives, with condition remaining very critical and paralysis below the waist noted.
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Mountain States Beck Franery
George B. Crown
Jametown
Robert Keown
Mountain States Association
Weld county Junior Fair Opens With Record Livestock Show
Exhibits pour into Island Grove park as Weld County's annual Junior Fair opens Wednesday. Large entries include 240 cattle, 120 dairy cattle, 76 sheep, and 200 hogs. Highlights feature grandstand events, livestock parades, and a busy schedule of judging for poultry crops and produce. The event marks Colorado’s largest free fair with community groups hosting demonstrations and a major home economics and youth program across Thursday.
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Weld
Colorado
Denver
Jalnid Grove Park
iLesus
Clulia
Island Grove Park
Cattie
Cailie
Sheen
Cate
Xrandsland
Hyestack
Nero Ube
Kenneth Monfort
Tha Fay
Cottyall
Mogeut
Spm
Mersey
Meagant Ville Ley
Tyun
Wagelton
FRA
Auit Thana Club
Ing Plente
Tla Plente Oneh
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wenle Ahd
Ie Great Western
Turalstes Cugtr
Seiler Chambarot
Commercs Furalstes
Leo Grenci
Atyle Show
Tauraday
Ng Novelty Cunicsia
Lorsa Tacos
Iliiita
Lebel
Staver
Fale
G. Staver
Weld County
Adan County
Harold F. Johnson
Greeley High
Johnson
Silence on Roosevelt Yacht Fuels Rumor Cruise Delay
Washington August 12 The silence from the Potomac yacht carrying President Roosevelt extended beyond its third day with no official word. Press officers described the lack of messages as routine while rumors of a meeting between Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill circulated, with naval spokesmen noting possible later revisions and no firm assurances about the New England cruise.
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Roosevelt
Sol
Une
Broosevelt
Winston Clupentll
Great Britain
New Fingland
Weather Local 24 Hours End Tuesday Morning Highs and Lows
Weather regionally unsettled with scattered thunderstorm chances in mountains and foothills. Texas and New Mexico show partly cloudy to thunderstorms, portions warmer tonight into Wednesday. Temperatures vary with many cities reporting highs in the 70s to 90s and lows in the 60s.
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Arkenson Valley
Enat
Wyoming
Divide
New Mexico
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
Kanggas City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
San
Nazis Claim Another Dunkirk For Russians Fleeing Odessa
A lengthy AP report describes German claims of a Dunkirk like retreat for Russian forces near Odessa with battles along the Black Sea coast. It notes Soviet attempts to escape by sea and German counterattacks advancing toward Kiev, with continued aerial duels and rail disruptions. The piece cites Moscow and Berlin briefings, mentions German armored drives, and reports on Smolensk resistance and northern fronts near Leningrad or Murmansk.
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Associated Press
Russia
Wig Mack
DNG
Red
Ukraine
Odessa
Gehakay
Mylgewitty
Miers
Black Sea
Ovhakov
Pitly
Red Army
Mbhe
Naels
London
Marne Semeur
Young
Anny
South
Adolf Ther
Nikolay
Miley
Qdesna
Authoritativa
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Kiev
PND
ONA
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Aluil
Uny
Bel
Moscow
Leningrad
Tham
Berlin
Teri
Pha
Naz-Flins
Murmansk
Tusglang
Etter Geenetti
Mursumnsk
Redaly
Constantanik
Bie Danube
British Bomb Cologne in Day Attack
The RAF carried out a daylight raid on Cologne described as possibly the heaviest yet on Germany. The force attacked the city with heavy bombers and escort fighters, reaching about 40 miles inside German territory from the Netherlands. Observers along Britain’s southeast coast reported the raid's intensity as crowds gathered to watch the spectacle.
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Associated Prem
London
RAF
Calogne
Breuch
Haglish
Menheiim
Cologne
Rhinelad
Rhineland
Bivins
Lutuh
Germany
Anne
Netherlands
Big Boukiers
Iratech
Munchenstetbigh
Reydl
Belginay
Rin
Sugar price ceiling fixed by Henderson
Henderson announces a 3.8 cent per pound ceiling on 96 grade raw sugars to curb speculative spikes. He says the cut reduces the recent price jump, following talks with officials from the agriculture department, aiming to protect the American public from sharp sugar costs. Encephalitis cases in Weld County total 17 with two new mild cases reported in Greelay and Windsor residents.
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T Associated
Washington
Ama
Dersar
New York
Henderson
Agriquinine Department
Weld County
Businna Apoiaea
Thuit Street
Greelay
H.W. Sellerg
Windsor
British Admit Losing 20 Planes In All-Out Day Raid
British admit twenty planes were lost in an all-out daylight raid on Cologne and northern France. US Fortress aircraft assisted in the operation, which targeted De Kooy in the Netherlands and Emden. Of the 20 losses, 12 were Blenheim bombers and two more bombers were shot down.
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Cologne
London
United States
Germany
France
Cologna
de Kooy
Netherlands
Emden
Air Ministry
No Injury Report From Monday Car Collision
No one was injured in a collision Monday at 2:49 p.m. involving Mrs Ray Handy and John Kinnaman of 72234 Seventh Street. Moderate damage occurred to both cars. Police examined Kinnaman’s seat to prove ownership as the vehicle was operated on a Missouri license. Accident happened at Ninth Avenue and Fifth Street.
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Mra
Ray ‘Mond Handy
No Uonal Bik Vec
John Kinnaman
Seventh Street
Wall
Thorn
Mala
Kinnaman
Ninth
Sheep Exhibit at Weld Two Hampshire Cat Street Fair
Grace Ann Nelson of the Pleasant Valley 4/4 club will display with her animals at the Weld Two Hampshire fair. fH. B. Ostend from Colorado State College of Agriculture will judge the sheep. The fair opens Wednesday with exhibit buildings kept open and lit late for viewing domestic science products and livestock.
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Hampshire
House Voted To Extend Army Time By Thirteen Years
A House floor vote extended military service time for national guardsmen and reserves by 13 years beyond the standard term, rejecting a six month plan. The decision came amid debate over training duration and service obligations. Calves reported stolen near Galeton prompted sheriff inquiries, with authorities tracing the livestock loss to Washington region.
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Washington
Italy
Luehones
Seldetros
Buardonin Onl
Rep. Hinshaw
Calif
Ania
Shamblis
East's Powder Keg Nearer Explosion Point
A blurred dispatch reports rising tensions in the Far East as powers warn against Japanese aggression. London clerks speculate on war or peace while Tokyo officials assert a hard line against anti Japanese pressure. The United States is portrayed as pursuing a cautious policy amid growing friction with Britain. Continued on page 2.
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London
Japan
Tokyo
Piper Kokwulo
Brita
Peor
Chatcapan
Kokamin
United States
Jay
Britain
Baseball Today First games and scores across leagues
Summary of rough box score style notes across American and National Leagues listing team names like Cleveland New York Washington Chicago and Brooklyn with tentative scores and pitcher mentions. The text includes multiple incomplete lines and player surnames such as Heston Pytlok Chands Nickey Reston and Treasres, referencing various up-to-date box score style results.
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Cleveland
Delevit
Fuller
Wesantels
Mensley
Benton
Sullivan
Heston
New York
Newsonte
Pytlok
Nickey
Washington
Philadelphia
GO Teenard
Early Eyabb
Ark Maynds
Sneand Gatie
Detrait Militar
Telvetts
St. Lanlg
Harris and
Ferrell
Vielrigh
Mat
Atu Tresh
Ley
Garsten
Hobbell
Wynth Hivale
Allen
ML Moosrn
Goma
Owen
Drooklyn
Thales
Reston
Tiantod
Warren
Tobin
Horrst
Beckman
Trezres
Chicago
Axe
St. Jens
Rail Labor Groups Accept Mediation Service of Board
Nineteen railroad labor organizations representing about 1,200,000 workers accepted the mediation services of the Railway Mediation Board in their wage dispute with the nation's railroads. The board will discuss the state of the negotiations with spokesmen for the unions and the carriers on Thursday to avert a threatened strike.
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Rail
of Board
Chicago
Uy ‘Patiennt Railway Mediation Board
Iona
Cayriera
Cunningham Accused Of Causing Injury By Drunken Driving
James Cupmingian of 1016 Filite Street Gresley is charged with drunken driving causing injury. The incident followed a Sunday accident on Sixth Avenue and Highway, injuring four people with total damage estimated at 316. Police issued multiple traffic summons to local drivers this week.
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Cunningham
James Cupmingian
Filite Street
Gresley
Sixth Avenue
Nidurad
Jos AL AvHnilettin
Hardin
Doyit LiGarer
Ficezimuny Yosspity
Ehoventlavesbe Sud First Street
Helin L. Cardova
Denver
Nard Madsen
Sort Waveen
Harvey Ulrted
Graetey
Glen Clarkaon
Greeley
Jali Fink
Weith Stest
Stor Simu
J. B. McCuibeow
Mickey (Atlnet
Eleventh Street
Fred Eckhorit
Grerley
Richard Garela
Lvertey
Mit
Ernest Geneles
LaSalle
George Ellis
Bark Ylace Bulla Tng
Elacey Dodd
Union Hortel
Bedinger Loses In First Round At Colorado Golf Tourney
In Denver at Cherry Hills John Kraft leads Broadiecor and faces champion Bob Clark in the first round of the Colorado amateur golf tournament. Denver players Hucsay Carey Claude Wright and Mel Medinger win matches, while other golfers from Denver and nearby areas advance or struggle in early play.
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Denver
Oho Jory
Frank Kuglinn
Mratt
Oniala
Unit View Torles
Grovlyy
Vin Firnkrowid
Rex Eaten Ter Fearing Hinroh Watson
Mintioapolix
Save I McArthur
Tom Brodhogy Hdeuyer
Bicycles and Autos In Two Accidents
Two bicycle and auto crashes reported in Montoyal area. John Ht Elibel, 1516 Pourteeat Avenue, sustained injuries after a collision between Ninth and Tenth streets. Dick Comaba, 717 Seventeenth Street, said his bicycle was struck by a car at Eighth Avenue and Thirteenth Street. bike damaged and his hand injured. Driver fled the scene.
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Elibel
Pourteeat Avenue
Cardete
Dom Hevituatt
Prt
Tenth Street
Don
Wilner Ikues
Dick Comaba
Atreet
Eighth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
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Hiph
Filng
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Thailand
Tom J Davin
Butte
Mant
Rotary International
Mount Evans
Colorado Rotary
Notary
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Billion
F.D.R
Corwin G. Stockton
Virgil Stockton
Gill
Moffett
California
Widge
Stockton
Cal-Aero
Glendale
GI Aind
Colorado State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Ryored Sulton
Brighton
Hare Takering
Haven
Greeney Hospital
Lome
Olen
Sutton
Mayberry
Adams County
Galeton
Tursday
Sherrif Gus C. Anderson Vere
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