United States Britain pledge to rebuild Europe after war
The wartime leaders Roosevelt and Churchill planned broad postwar aims in a London meeting. They signaled strong U S industrial support for the USSR, discussed Japan strategy, and sketched possible joint actions in the Pacific and Asia. Japanese observers noted tempo slowed, while British and American officials prepared for closer military cooperation should war expand.
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Mistorle
London
Roosevelt
Clichit
Joseph Stalin
Britain
United States
Ussr
Japan
Woodrow Wilson
Preeiactio
Paritia
Oise
Harry L. d
Siberia
Tal Tendon
Moscow
Wwe
Cooper Water
Pacific
Lonten
U S Told Purposes for War Entry Discussed in Washington
In Washington Aug 14 British supply minister Beaverbrook arrived with Gen Marshall to join the high level talks on war aims and postwar order. President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill are linked in a volatile agenda with Averell Harriman and other officials for a conference that could shape disarmament and a new system of security.
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Washington
Beaverbrook
Mint Inter
Roosevelt
Churchll
Britain
George
Marshall
Army
Gea
Jap Minister Wounded In Assassination Attempt
Tekso Aug. 14 An assailant wounded Japanese minister without portfolio Hiranuma being targeted. Naohyama, 33, from Ohayani prefecture, gained entry by forging a signature, fired three shots from a pistol hidden in a scroll, missed only partially, and was captured near the grounds of the Hiranuma dome after a pursuit with the gatekeeper Ninhtyomain assisting. The minister and another official were injured. Hiranuma remained capable of pursuit before arrest.
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Serker Sia
Daron Kilichtro i Uranuma
Tilanumb
Hiranuma Dome
Naohyama
Hiranuma
Nishiyama Halls
Ohayani Prefecture
Sama
Dara
Iho Vies
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Tein
Anglo American Aims in the War
The article lists eight shared aims of President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill for a postwar world. They include no territorial aggrandizement, restoration of rights to those deprived by force, equal trade, access to necessary materials, higher labor standards, economic advancement, global security, freedom of the seas, and abandonment of force until general security is established.
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Roosevelt
Churchil
Life Guard Injured In Pool Incident At Greeley
Arthur Kites, 21, a Greeley State college student and lifeguard at Wainiee swing pool, was lured under water Wednesday night. He suffered a cervical dislocation and spinal injury. doctors say his condition is extremely critical.
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Greeley State College
Wainiee
Hiller
Kier
Risbth Avenue
Watt
Times Wombard
Telegraph Company
Walch
Kate
Ifegmard
Avenna
Clint Johnson
Greeley Bialo
Mrs May Williams Dies Here Wednesday
Mrs May Williams 80 of 420 Bright Avenue died at Greeley hospital Wednesday evening at 7 Weluck. She had been a resident there for 1 days. Survivors include a daughter Mrs Dloxevimay of Oklahoma City OK, a son Tey Williams of Concord City, and two grandchildren Mr Aary Zinzeman and Mrs Edgar B Young Jr of Cripple Creek. Funeral Friday at 2:30 from South Brothers Mortuary with interment Linn Grove Rev C My Tanger to officiate.
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May WilAis
Bight Avenue
Greeley Hospital
Weluck
D. Dloxevimay
Gkighama City
Okla
Tey Williams
Conon City
Aary Zinzeman
Edgar B., Young, Jr
Cripple Creek
Soutth Brathera' Mortuary
Linn Grove
C. Mytanger Wild
Baseball Today National League and American League Scores
Baseball results from the day include New York and Pittsburgh wins in the National League with multiple pitchers listed. Detroit Chicago and Cleveland St Louis matchups feature highlighted starting pitchers and late-game scores. Washington and New York split a doubleheader with varying innings and rosters noted.
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Tete
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Itenelel
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Chapin
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Foxx
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Rosar
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Toston
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Inte
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Wie
Wagner
Chicago
Jale
Nawhaveer
Sullivan Humphries
Turner
Cleveladd
St. Louis
Dean and
Hemaley
Nicueling
Ferrell
Winners at Weld County fair showcase grand champions
Photos from the Weld County fair highlight top winners: Jess Kohler of Kersey among nine boys in the pig catch-it contest, Kenneth Monfort with his grand champion Hereford fat steer in the 450 to 900 pound class, and Charles Cuzzens of Ault with the grand champion Hampshire ewe that also won the 1941 showmanship trophy.
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Jess Kohler
Kersey
Kenneth Monfort
Denver
Charles Cuzzens
Ault
Melvin Estus
Nazis Claim Odessa Encircled as Red Press Counters
Soviet and Red Army reports dispute Nazi claims that Odessa was encircled while German led forces rout other units. Pravda and Red Star contest German losses and assert sustained Soviet resistance. Weather and regional forecasts accompany the update in this late edition.
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Odessa
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Ukraine
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Red Stag
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Orga
Pravda
Rey
Ravda
Pravia
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Unita
Nua Polente
Etreyn
Gorm
Atlee
Frania
Hgh
Holling
Art C Sheely Considered To Head G P
Denver reports Art C Sheely of Larimer County as a leading GOP candidate for Colorado state chairmanship. The Port Collins gardener and former county chair would replace Henry Leonard of Colorado Springs if chosen, with Larimer GOP backing and possible support from Curr allies. Also noted is W F Nicholson as a likely non-candidate for the post.
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Arthue C. Sheely
Port Collins
Larimer County
Republican Party
Bhierly
Ust
Henry Leonard
Colorado Springs
Republican Organization
Gonvees Gall
Ralph L. Curr
Anite
Republian
W. F. Nicholson
Denver Braker
Leonard
Ault Coach Appointed Football Mentor in Raton
Aug 14 Raton New Mexico announces the appointment of E. E. Olander a former Greeley State football star and jello coach at Awl Colon Wit school as the head football coach. He replaces Furman Rutledge of Fort Worth who moves to Weatherford Texas as football coach.
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N. M
E. E. Olander
Awl
Colon Wit School
Greeley
Flaten Pin Achael
Larry G. Mudertch
Fe Raton
Glander
Furman Rutledge
Fort Worth
Ue Weatherford
Taxa
Junior Coleus
Three Admit Stickup Says Chief Hunter
Police Chief Hunter reports three Loveland area suspects confessed Wednesday night to a highway robbery of farmer Fred Michaelson. The trio William J Deuter Prags 33 Clarksville Tex Miss Dara OConner 19 Flint Mich and Meneal Gooper 19 Lev non Tenn face aggravated robbery charges. They were arrested after Patrolman Robert Walsh led the investigation. Michaelson was robbed at gunpoint after being struck with a fist and knocked into a borrow pit along Highway 24 west of the Grorney.
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Lovesend
Fred Michaelson
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Minis Curly
Flint
Mich
Meneal Gooper
Levnon
Tenn
Marc Siltti
Michaelson
Bunter
Palsel
Robert Walsh
Greeley Aml
Michaathon
Borrow
Hunter
Silenaethon
Forsythe Riden
Taveland
Rager
I. Pendergrass
Tive
Ceiling on Soft Coal Prices May Be Fixed Shortly
Washington aug 14 a ceiling on soft coal prices to curb excess costs for domestic users may be set following hearings starting sept Director howard a gray announced after a petition from the coal consumers counsel urged maximum prices amid rising fuel costs the coal industry predicted hearings could last several weeks
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Washington
Howard A. Gray
Coat Couruner
Sing Fuel
Eosin
Prisant Mbilmary Oricns
Counsal
Henrines
Roosevelt and Churchill Declare Shared War Aims
Washington August 14 The Associated Press presents the text of the Roosevelt Churchill meeting and joint declarations They affirmed no territorial aggrandizement self determination of peoples restoration of independence and equal access to raw materials for all nations They discussed supply of munitions and noted Beaverbrook will visit Washington to discuss details with U S officials The leaders emphasized unity against aggression and outlined aims for a better future for world civilization Continued on page 2.
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Winston Churchill
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United States of America
Wismalesly
United Kingdom
Senate Approves Longer Army Service Plan
The Senate voted 36 to 18 to extend army service terms for selectees, guardsmen, and reservists for two and a half years. If enacted, all enlisted men would serve four and a half years under the bill, with pay adjustments and potential further extensions debated as national defense interests.
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Washington
Senate
Lau
Congress
Tle P
Henry D. Rut Dies From Encephalitis Near Windsor
Henry D. Rut, 54, a farmer near Windsor, died Thursday morning in a hospital. He had suffered a hemorrhagic encephalitis and is survived by his wife and four children: Henry De Rute JF, Frieda Muffamtats, Marie Fons, and Beg, Paulie Sell. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Henry D. Rute
Rutz
Henry de Rute JF
Frieda Muffamtats
Marie Fons
Winskor
Paulie Sell
Lovett Vo Prneral Auerengeniats Tely
Darlan Pledges He Will Follow Petain
Darlan announces adherence to Petain and vows to support Vichy government as France faces unoccupied territory and military crisis. Durkin informs ministers of defense reforms and counts on unified action with Chief of State to reinforce authority amid overseas tensions.
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Darlan
Petain
tAas
Vichy
Joan Durkin
Wwe
U S Tanker With Gas to Vladivostok
Washington Aug 11 Petroleum Coordinator Ickes announced the first shipment of aviation gasoline to Russia aboard an American tanker would leave Los Angeles for Vladivostok. He said more tankers would depart soon despite station shortages and hinted at possible rationing to curb gasoline use on the East Coast.
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Washington
Tekes
Russia
America
Los Angeles
Tiny
Vladivostok
United States
Is Press
Slignant
Ukes
Ussr
Kah Esit
Cabinet Information Bureau
Eal
Japan
Vladiveatok
Tabil
Ickes
Eaton Whips Kraft 2 and 1 in Colorado ams action
Veteran Eaton of Greeley halted John Keith from Denver in the quarters as the Colorado amateur tournament progressed. Liam entries from Denver and Boulder competed, with Jack Hartman, Frank Klug, and Charley Linn also noted among the field amid several early round results.
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Denver
Haver Lents
Roosevelt whereabouts still kept from public
Washington August 14 The president and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill were not available for public comment radioed from the White House with a rare unrehearsed roleage report suggesting policy declination remains unresolved.
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