Government To Take Over Ship Yard If Mediation Fails
Reports say President Roosevelt may seize and operate the Federal shipbuilding plant at the Kearny yard if the company rejects mediation by the national mediation board. The CIO union demands a new seniority and job-protection clause, while L N Korndorff, president of the firm, prefers turning operations to the navy. Additional strikes hit other plants across the country.
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Federal Shipbuilding
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Kearny
CIO Uniow
Ilo
Claus
L. Nf. Korndorff
Offeredi Ig
Navy
Drotherkoot
San Lingo
Calif
CID Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Bond Growers Elect Six Representatives
Weld county growers gathered Monday night to elect six representatives to serve for county and state farm community administration. Early and late grower delegates were named with alternates to cover the marketing season. the slate includes Arthur L. Dulersao of Ault, A J Kayeny of Baton, Carl Sugar-Vol of Entoty, Barton Mebend of Gitrrest, Cuy Achalile of Miltken, and Jan Cany of Maltervile.
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Weld
Cirea
Smwers
Alus Arthur L. Dulersao
Ault
A. J. Kayeny
Baton
Carl Sugar
M A Christenson Dies in Johnstown
M A Christenson 76 died in the Johnstown area after illness. He ran a blacksmith shop and was well known in the Johnstown district. Survived by brother Ulpis Christalzen of Hartford Michigan and a granddaughter Mrs Laury Jay of Hale Charles La Denmark. Funeral arrangements by Seanshan Mortuary of Johnstown pending.
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Jolaisians
Ac Caplstenson
Johnstown
Tor Nye Para
Christenson
Uvega
Slenéon
Colorado
Ulpis Chiialenzen
Harifori
Mic
Laury Jay
Hake Charles
Denmark
Colorado Springs Man Fatally Injured in Hendon Dust Storm Crash
A Colorado Springs man, Charles He Buasteen, died after a collision near Hendon during a dust storm near Wray, Colorado. His wife and two other women were hospitalized, while Mrs. Prad Tiowgon and Mrs. Gibson rode in the other car. The highway patrol reported the crash occurred last night and Buasteen died at a hospital in Wray.
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Denver
Charles He Buasteen
Colorado Springs
Bne Ofler
Seyts
Hendon
Wray
Cala
Highway Patrol
Portcil
Shasteen
Wres Hospital
Shastees
Tig Husnita
Prad Tiowgon
Gibson
Roosevelt signs bill funding flood control programs
In Washington on August 15 President Roosevelt signed into law a 275 million dollar public works program and indicated that less critical wartime acts would be delayed. The bill includes a 32 million flood control project for Cherry Creek and its tributaries in Colorado, authorized by Congress. A separate push from manufacturers urged tax exemptions and a broad value added levy as a revenue source.
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Roosevelt
Wil Ping
Cherry Creek
Colorado
Uim
Manufactureras
Ann
Nattonal Association of Manufacturera Uorged Congress
Two Boys Age 13 and 12 Steal Watch Hid Under Bridge
Two underage boys admitted stealing a watch from Fred Lauson near Hazelton School. They led authorities to a pigeon's nest under the Sheep Draw bridge where the watch was hidden. They are in jail awaiting court.
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Tvo
Irs
Fred Lauson
Hazelton
Sheriff’s Wfiicery
Sheep Draw Bridge
Baseball Today National League and American League scores
Disjointed box scores plus partial game notes from multiple leagues. Detailing outcomes for Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia New York and others with incomplete innings and player mentions such as Bullivan Davis Davin Owen and Tresh. Various pitchers including Breuer Sylvester Gatehouse and Swistker referenced amid postponed games and share of runs.
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Plusburgh
Brooklyn
Bullivan
W. Davis
C. Davin
Owen
Franka
St. Louisos Toy
New York
Detroit
Breuer
Slancen
Sylvertri
Sewlouser
Sullivan
Reconciliation Probable Between Joe Louis and Wife
Chicago Aug 49 Teavyweight champion Joe Louis and his wife are ready to patch up their affair and forget the suit, as attorneys prepared today for a resumption of a hearing before Chancellor Dwight S. Boué on Mrs. Gauis petition for ten years alimony. Louis' attorney Williste H. Temple said Louis is willing to undergo mediation and to tell the court that no bias or prejudice influenced the case.
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Chicago
Tae Louis
Amhutties
Fay Chrorea
Dwight S. Boubon
Williste H. Temple
Louis
Ty Willing
Man and Wife Fatally Hurt Near Wray
Denver report details a collision near Wray Colorado that left Mrs. Charles W. Shasteen dead and her husband severely injured. Several others suffered injuries including Mrs. Feed Hobson Mrs. Ginny Siding Gerald Shartoon and Mrs. Gilson. George Shasteen was unharmed.
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Aascelated Press
Denver
Charles W. Shasteen
Colorade ‘Springs
Wray
Colo
Feed Hobson
Ginny
Wray Hospital
Gerald Shartoon
Uiely Son
Gilson
Jay Cousley
George Shanteen
Lieut Col Still Dies From Injuries In Army Maneuvers
Associated Press reports Lieutenant Colonel Cover M. Still, 60, of Caluthia Missouri, assigned to the 68rd Infantry at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, died in a hospital from injuries received when struck by a truck during maneuvers north of Coup Robligon. The death is listed among Arkansas war fatalities.
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Still
South
Associated
Conway
Ark
Cover M
Caluthia
68Rd Infantry
Fort Buonard Wood
Havanna Terror Toll Rises After City Blasts
Havanna reports 12 dead and many wounded in a wave of bombings targeting a mirror factory shop district including a supply depot and a shopping area. General Harold VW announces captain selection services for Colarytte.
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Wirana
Ttnvana
Toru
Havana
Diez
Harold VW
Germans Claim West Ukraine Control Amid Battles
Associated Press reports German high command says troops hold Ukraine territory west of the Dnieper. Battles rage near Ingrad and the Black Sea coast, with Russian forces on alert as Nazi advances threaten key positions and supply lines. Soviet trains reportedly clash with German detachments as reports note stubborn resistance.
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Associated Press
Ukraine
Dnieper River
Odnaen
Black Sea
Nikolacy
Biaele Sen Prii
Thadilithon
Dormers
Dessa
J Busyenny
Anny
Pak
U.S.S.R
Maureshal Semeo Budyonny
Dnieper
Don
Dnieperonetruvsk
Gondon
Coriaans
Dnieperopetrovsk
More Rains Fall In Northern Weld County
Northern Weld section records additional rains Monday with heavy showers moving in from Wyoming. Ault reports light rain while Eston and Crocley area’s skies remain overcast. Crocley and surrounding farms see little sun as moisture persists through the day.
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Northern
Weld
Weld County
Wyoming
Crocley
Monin Gill
Skfewer
Lutheran Delegates To Attend Buffalo Barbecue In Jackson Field
Lutheran League delegates from Bleonigt international convention gather at Jackson Field for a Western style barbecue and mixer at 6 30 p m with parade from Colorado State College of Education campus. Rev Erwin Fritschel presides and Fred Selsutenkop chairs. Buffalo ranch chef L A Sommeryne to prepare the feast with local groups to perform. About 850 delegates registered by Tuesday evening as the convention opens with a keynote address by Rev G P Mrebs of Omaha.
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Sherwin
Buffalo Ranch
Glerling
L. A. Sommeryne
Teglonnaire
Jackson
American Lutheran Church
Gunter Ball
Ofli Welcomen
T Langielz
Lutheran Book Honcern
Columbus
Misa Marion M
Teigler
Buffalo
Luther League
Alber
Alber Teague Clinic, Growy Discaselong
Holand Whim Pariders
Ann Artor
Balely
Jennee
Chovat Union
Guateral
Deserpet
Inxs
Erwin G. Fritsches
Shore
Olr Saylor
Hoxing
The
Jackson Field
Two Train Crews Hurt In Denver Collision
Aug 19 two train workers were injured when a Denver line collision occurred near the city. O Malin an engineer and Montrose other crew member sustained bruising during the scramble to evacuate. Both trains remained on tracks with minor damage and no passengers hurt.
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Dever
Bepyer
O'Malin
Denyyer & Hin
St Mattoad
Denver
Japan Faces US Tension Over Vladivostok Issues
Tokyo sources report A B Aubne der Joseph Grew says talks with relatives about restrictions on Americans leaving Japan and other citizen concerns. Japanese officials deny hostage threats and stress new foreign entry rules apply to all aliens while US aid to Russia raises alarm over Soviet troop shifts near Vladivostok.
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Tokyo
A. B. Aubne
Joseph
Grew
Janay
United States
Ainlacandor
Koldshii
Hitornialan Bureau
Vladivostok
Ja- Don Conn
Tassia
Wadivustus
Jorrent
U.S
Russia
Chrugut
Hull Declines Tokyo Details In Conflicting Report
Secretary of State Hull said Ambassador Grew’s talk with Japan’s foreign minister touched only on citizens leaving Japan, and he refused to disclose further details. The briefing suggested American relations with Japan remained unsettled and drew no new commitments.
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Bresey
Washington
Hull
Joseph C. Grew
Tokyo
Juju
Grew
Hall
Kowras
Til
Tore Mian Tech
Weather Loval for 24 with scattered storms
Weather report notes warm Tuesday with 72 in colorados and partly cloudy conditions. A low to mid range is expected Wednesday with scattered thunderstorms and a chance of evening showers. Temperature changes are anticipated across eastern foothills with gradual cooling tonight into Wednesday.
Army Draftees and Guardsmen Face 18 Month Release Outlook
The war department said national guardmen and draftees would be released from active duty after an average of about 18 months if the international situation permits. About 203,000 men are due for release in 1941 with priority given to dependents, hardship, and those over 28 on July 1 1941.
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Washington
Aue
Tata Reltye
Servier
Ervier
Kaosovelt
Uum
Iunkevelt Bryles
I Regia
Madeam
Glalny
Jim
Alendy
National Guard
Ottar
Tla
Plane ferry would neutralize Dakar and stir Mediterranean war
A report discusses an American South Atlantic air ferry plan to move planes to West Africa and the Mediterranean. It suggests neutralizing Dakar to prompt broader war activity, with Pan American Airways and American airlines considered for ferry routes and supporting operations from the United States to Africa and beyond.
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Dakar
Washington
Cntact
West Africa
Noursevell
Rieml
Tye
Pan-Amorigan
United Blites
Bathurst
Freetown
Beltish
Healy West
Swat Atlantic Servien
Congressunal
Comulhetlois
Gore Wold
Bathoral
Dakir Marhyest
Mahal
Breetown
Saul
North Africa
Asia Minor
Afriga
Atriga
Preyiong
Nile
Wilke
Agel
Luga
Gemann Stremytte
Italy
Mlso
Sore Ie
Ughranetrin
Ares
Geenane
Ukraine
Egypt
Hyakain
Malyng
Bard
Germany
Jennie Lucas Pioneer Dies Here Tuesday
Jennie Lucas a pioneer resident of Grenney died Tuesday after a long illness. She was born in Lowell Massachusetts to the Craigs and moved with her family to Colorado. Survivors include a daughter Mrs. Corn Leas Lott and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements awaited.
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Jynle
Lute
Grenney
Lowell
Mas NovisGr
Mary Ay Egatey Craig
Gyerlay
Giteloy
Platte River
Fort Latham
Wiliam
Lucas
Plattevilla
Evans
Laaswin
Foy
Greaney
Lites
Greeley
Tha. Ki
Bolle Powehe
Charkes
Tewitth
Proudcltien
Charles Latry
Wiliam Lott
Bidoh Lott
Ureolers
Wo Teers
Abel S. Marsle
Kennel
Gresley
Alsleeda-Low
M Vo. Wyatt
Tenver
Bather
Alex Re Craig
Los Angeles
Roosevelt Sees War Through 1943
President Roosevelt predicts the United States will intensify the war through 1943 and outlines aims to secure victory, defend democracy, and restore global stability. He emphasizes sustained mobilization and allied cooperation in the ongoing conflict.
Senator McNutt Promotes Park Extension Bill Plan
A demoralized reform era report notes Senator McNutt proposes a park extension bill to be introduced soon. The article mentions surrounding political maneuvering, national figures, and Labor Administration concerns about job materials and import stoppages amid broader policy debates.
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Hilton
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