Japan Eases Exit for Americans From Japan
The State Department disclosed Japan will grant limited clearance for American ships to transport some citizens home. About 20 officials may depart. over 100 private citizens in Japan may be evacuated if ships return to American ports. Officials say transportation for Americans wishing to leave Japan remains a top priority.
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State Department
Americak
Coolidge
Dapat
Japan
Usutle
Polya
Foreign Office
State Departments
United States
Soviet Seeks War Supplies Of All Kinds
A detailed dispatch notes Soviet Russia pressing for vast war aid from the United States Britain and their allies. It cites London and Moscow sources on proposals for an Anglo American Soviet conference in Moscow to maximize Soviet supply of arms equipment and matériel while curbing Japanese expansion. The report mentions a three power war alliance and top level talks involving Roosevelt Churchill Stalin and Beaverbrook with plans to deploy a substantial air and land force to bolster the Soviet defense against Nazi aggression.
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Russia
Japanesa
Japan
State Department
Dayan
Pacific
London
Moscow
Garley
Crowninn
iWissla
Bas
Atmerten
Arlinty
Stbarson Park
Vladivostok Tefernal
Washington
Aig
Roosevelt
Josef Stalin
Soriet of Peoples Commissars
Fig Grinerfinister
Sintin
Dhern
United States
Brltsiv Ambasgadors
Lord Beaverbrook
Drtniny
Hopkins
Lendtease
Averell Harriman
Lenddeaze
Ranecoyell
Churchel
Mull Geethnes Pacific
Gouden
Jerome Ukeclef
Arueetea
Hult
Western Hemisphere
Song Point
South America
Unite States
America
Red Army
Great Britain
Note Sent to Stalin for Conference Text
State Department statement from Warrington reports Roosevelt administration seeking Stalin’s input after Hopkins’ Moscow visit. Agency aims to coordinate efforts with the Soviet Union to strengthen defense as the two nations explore how they can assist the struggling country. Continued in the next column.
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Associated Press
Warrington
State Department
Roosevelt Church
Josef Stalin
Harry Hopkins
Moscow
Woman Killed in Crash With Greeley Truck
A woman, Alpha Lee Blawart, 42, of Detroit, was killed today in a crash with an oil transport truck on WA 8 near a four lane highway. The rear wheel came off her car causing the collision with the truck driven by William McMalan, 28, of Greeley, Colorado. Extrication took about 200 minutes. The 16 ton load truck was en route from Kansas City to Greeley. The accident left the highway blocked for three hours. The transport belonged to Herd, McMaban. A.B. reports indicate McMaban was at fault.
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Laseceiginl
Tress
Ransan Ally
Kans
Alpha Lee Blawart
Dethet
Haus
Totay
Bare
Officara
William McMalan
Greeley
Col
Stewart
Broll
Konsac City
McMalag
Durede
Californian Ts Killed Near Huge Saturday Crash
An early morning crash near Hugo Oklahoma injures one child and two adults while four others escape. Paul E. Bursa of Oaklad Calif and Mrs Burns are killed when an automobile overturns on U S 40 near Hugo. The driver, Mrs Burns, briefly loses consciousness due to passing car lights as her husband tries to grab the wheel.
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Paul EB. Bursa
Oaklad
Calif
Hugo Om
U.S 40
Tilehway Patrol
Duane Handrick
Burns
Buslim
Martin Eugene
J. W. Sanders
Atchison, Kans
Hurns
Wils
Californiang
Banders
Veteran State Employee Nancy Kirkman Dies at 72
Nancy Kirkman, 72, a longtime veteran state employee, died at Denver area hospital today after an operation. She was formerly employed in the secretary of state’s office.
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Denver
Ane
Nancy Kirkman
Annte Emplaya
St. Buses Hospital
Etatos Offlen
Escape Narrowly Prevents Serious Injuries in Teaneck
In Teaneck a collision sent George Gillans to a hospital with minor injuries while composer W. Ferde Grote and other individuals faced investigation for alleged misconduct. The incident prompted a safety review and medical treatment for Gillans.
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Grote
Teaneck
J. Aux
W.ferde Grote
Ranyon Buite
George Gillans
Tex
FDR Says War Entry Unlikely Despite Allied Accord
President Roosevelt, aboard the Patomac, spoke after the Atlantic talks with Churchill and Roosevelt stating there was no imminent U.S. entry into the war. He noted clear Anglo American unity, possible further exchange of views, and discussed aid to Russia while declining to reveal Churchill's whereabouts or future U.S. actions.
Bridge collapse near Fort Collins claims driver life
A bridge on the Ponden River within Fort Collins city limits gave way late Friday night. Charles Russell Montgomery, of Fort Collins, died after his car appeared to strike the bridge as it collapsed, rolling over and losing its engine. Joe Lucero of Fort Collins drove onto the bridge just as it gave way, his car toppled but his wife and three children, Emanuel 14 Alfonso 17 and Gracie 9, were unhurt. Lucero waved motorists away from the gap as Larimer County officials note the 1893 bridge had been deemed safe three days earlier after a joint inspection. An investigation is planned.
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Fort Collins
Charles Russell Montgomery
Montgomery
Joe Lucero
Fort Collina
Luicero
Lucero
Emanuel
Alfonso
Gracie
Larimer County
Ernest Fisher
Buie
Met
Vin Extus
Robert Brown Dies From Injuries After Accident
Robert Brown 60 a Mountain State Rent Growers director and farmer near Johnstown Colo died Saturday at Loveland hospital from injuries suffered a week earlier when his team ran away and he was struck. Survivors include wife Mrs Cov Brown three sons Robert Denver Harold Fort St Vrain and Melvin Truwe, mother Mrs Margaret Brown, a brother Earl and two sisters. Lieutenant Brown arrived from Denver to be with his father as burial plans were made at the Stranahan mortuary.
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Johnstown
Colo
Robert Brown
Wronr
Mountain State Rent Growers Association
Zerc
Loveland
Tanaway
Brown
Coutsride
Prown
Ivhertan
Margaret Prown
Hey
Crown
aKo
Cura Nivens
Berthoud
Magsonie Lunge
Cov Brown
Stranahasr Wortuary
Mall Arrested For Briggsdale Robbery
Chester Hale, a Oklahoms youth, was arrested by the ahern's office gast at Briggadate early by day evening, confessed looting the farm house on the Tom Pettlecow place six miles east of Briggsdate. Officers found a watch and titles belonging to Mrs. Cline concealed in a clump of weeds. two dollars were taken from the Pettigrew home. Hale worked on the Pettigrew ranch but had not stayed at the farm house. He was accompanied by his wife and other persons.
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Oklahoms
Ahern
Briggadate
Qepilios
Tom Pettlecow
Briggsdate
Cline
Pettigrew
Laken
Tiale
Lo Wan
Eula Iene
Farny House
Fragmentary wartime note on awaiting actions and fears
A fragment discusses February plans and a joint idea about sending forces to Greece and Crete. It mentions delaying a brother’s involvement by about three months. The speaker warns of influenza workers in occupied nations and calls for stronger measures and action by the President.
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Campatena
Greece
Crete
Sala
Independent India 1946 and WWII war reports mix
A garbled dispatch summarizes postwar and wartime items: a push for Philippine independence in 1946, vanadium priority control in steel, and League of Nations efforts for medicines. It notes Japanese troop movements and ship arrivals, a Chinese gunman incident, and Allied air and naval actions across Europe Africa and Asia with various casualties.
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Peneva
Switristan
League of Nations
Gonoys
Europe
Senators Consider Tax at Source Proposal
Washington Aug. 16 tax policy debates focus on a withholding system taxing wages, dividends, and interest to fund federal revenues. Treasury estimates place potential annual yield around 3.24 billion dollars with broader tax hikes to follow, while proponents cite broader fairness and defense funding needs amid a large share of the burden falling on most households.
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Utarmbec
House
Treasury
Eligworth C. Alvord Oistunne
Chambers
Federal Traniee Coutitees
Lewal
Alvord
Fred Tl. Pairentid
Yale Exonginlat
Hinanca
Venbre
Baseball Today Major League Box Scores Uneven Play Stuns Fans
Scattered box score reads from the American and National Leagues show Chicago, Cleveland, New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Boston, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis with mixed results. Notable pitchers and batters listed include Witte Brown Danning Hoerst Warren Livington and Franks.
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Philadelphia
New York
Knoll & Wagner
Grove
Peacock
Vilar
Leonard
Early
Clevaland
Chicago
Tagby
Trown
Desauvils
Hensley
Witte
Brown
Danning
Mughes
Podgajuy
Pearson G. Hoerst
Warren
Livingaton
Brooklyn
Boston
Mox
Tol Hamtin
Denka
Casey
Franks
Olsex
Pressnot
McCul- Einate
Lombard
Pittsbutt
White
Crouch
Ak Manewao
Hointzelman
Lopa
Holts
Monument at Fort Latham Marks Trail Caravans
A Tribune photo captures the Fort Latham monument east of Greeley as a caravan sponsored by the American Pioneer Trails Association visits the site once a key junction on the Denver and California Overland stage routes. George A. Root of Topeka and curator George A. Hodgson of Meeker Memorial Museum appear in the scene, noted for their ties to old trail days.
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Greeley
Fort Latham
Denver
California
American Pioneer Trails Association
George A. Root
Topeka
Kan
Frank A. Root
Lathan
Root
Tribune
Latham
George A. Hodgson
Meeker Memorial Museum
City School Board Hires Six New Teachers in District
The Greeley school board approved employing six teachers during Friday night session. New staff include Aldwic Manson as senior high speech teacher, Leonard Henderson as vocational agriculture instructor, Ruth Lintenberger as junior high science teacher, Ann Brandt as junior high math teacher, Mnez A. Riwailes as senior high English teacher, and Nell Williams as senior high industrial arts teacher.
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Hareselysd
A. Jderree
Concordin College
Moorhead
Minn
Shelby, Monk
Helas
Selemnent St
Harold F. Jonnson
Zesistant
Weld Iouusl
Trenderson
Greeley Heir School
Colorado State College
Fort
Aultame
Clarenne Mackey
Johst Port
Johst Port Collina, Miss Kasmatalos At, Trearee From the University of Nebraska
Chose County High School
Imperial
Neb
C. A
Ruth Lintenberger
Hvane Foeler
Uippenberger
Fort Morgan High School
Sou
Morgan County
Crook
Monte Vista
Sind
Creeley
Aleisiaca
Ann Brandt
Min Fon College
Fremont
Peru
Sutton
Tekemab
Mnez_A. Riwailes wis
Mineren Griffis
Mise Phoade
Ta A Geidoaio
Turon College
South Dakota
Huntinglot
Lemington Army J Company
Connecticut
Rasmont Noyes
Wil
Industries Arts
Wada
Witligna
Noyes
C. Lioha
Sinlor
Yiewan
Alex J. Mock
Fontar Han Sehook
AFL Warns of Up to 2 Million Jobs at Risk
Washington August 16 The American Federation of Labor warned that defense cutbacks and shortages of raw materials could shutter 5 000 to 6 100 plants within 60 days, risking 1 000 000 to 2 000 000 workers losing work amid the expected unemployment spike.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Aflis
Betyren
Rains Cause Road Damage in County
Heavy rain caused road damage across multiple county areas including Buckline, Carey, and Galeton. Culverts washed out and washouts disrupted fields east of Galeton. minor flooding occurred near Wells and Greenly with limited property impact and no severe injuries reported.
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Kersey
Galeton
Kong Antogeneorial Care
Trier
Weion Pacific
Greeley
Deebs Penn Cures
Lata Rosary
Wehway
Whirlaway Triumphs in Saratoga Prep Race
War ren Wright’s Whirlaway, after a strong Kentucky Derby run and a single defeat in Arlington, won a notable prep at Saratoga. Expected rivals were Wilbar LuPont and Saiel Rid dle’s Lord Kitchiner as field-action intensified during the August meeting.
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Warren Wright
Oraily
Wilbar Lupont
Saiel Riddle
Lord Kitchiner
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