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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1941

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Germans Press Three Fronts With Heavy Dnieper Air Attack

An Allied dispatch reports intensified German pressure on three fronts amid heavy air attacks over the Dnieper. Nebulous mentions of Soviet counterattacks along the lower Dnieper front, advancing German forces toward key cities, and strategic air operations across the region. Reports cite Luftwaffe activity near cities such as Kiev and Leningrad corridor, with Allied observers noting cautious Soviet withdrawals and continued German offensive momentum.

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Britain Demands Persia Oust Nazis Within Week

Britain warns Persia to expel 4,000 Germans and their Iranian supporters within seven days as tensions rise over Nazi-linked activity. Reports say British and Russian forces may pressure Iran’s government if it fails to act, with potential allied military moves in the Far East and Persian frontiers.

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Baseball Today National League standings and results

National League games feature St Bonis Boston White and W Cooper Jogistin Bland Berres, Deston- Pollet Mancuso Javery Early Berres Elst. Cincinnati and Philadelphia matchups with Vandermeer Lombardi Hoerst Pearson Warren Secondam, and West vs New York. American League notes list Pillars in hie Own, Chicago Sacols Wagner Rigney Tresh. St Louis Grove Slaviels Robson Peacock Auker Swit. Detroit New York and Brooklyn show varied scores. multiple pitchers and lineups noted with unfamiliar OCR.

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Six Fliers Die In Three Mishaps

A sequence of three fatal flight crashes claims the lives of six airmen. Notable incidents include the death of Perry van Tattas of Cheney Washington in a test flight accident at Patterson field. Additional fatalities involve two airgliders in Florida and four naval air station cadets near Crestview.

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Weld County schools to open with transportation for 14 000 plus

County Superintendent Hunt announces Weld County public schools will open September 2 1911 with transportation provided. The district spans 186 school districts and will employ 671 staff including 184 men and 457 women. Grady’s largest district Glre 120 teachers and the system totals a sizable administrative group as the year starts.

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Defense Cost May Exceed 55 Billions

Washington reports total defense commitments for the tense program reaching 51.0 billion with possible increases above 55 billion. Congress has appropriated 37.26 billion since July 1, 1940 for army, navy and defense activities plus lend-lease and other authorizations. Breakdown shows War 21.05 billion for 1.5 million army, 35,000 lones tanks ammo and supplies. Navy 3.84 billion for a two ocean navy, 10,000 planes and bases. Other agencies 3.30 billion for maritime commissions and related defense needs.

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Wires Washington Plans Lend Lease for War Supplies

Federal loan administrator Jesse Jones said he is prepared to send funds to Russia to finance war supply purchases. In Norfolk Nebraska West Toll League President J R Garter announced a post season playoff format starting September 2 after the regular season ends. The top four teams will compete with first and third in one series and second and fourth in another. The first to win three of five games advances to the final series.

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Export Control May Be Made 100 Per Cent

Washington August government sources say export control could reach 80 percent of commodities and may expand to blanket transactions abroad. A complete embargo on certain materials is likely, with U.S. action tied to perceived needs in global markets and strategic interests amid tensions in Europe and East Asia. Hochi reports U.S. aims to control British colonies and dominate in China.

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Education Faces Many Crucial Problems Eldridge Says

Greeley district superintendent Eldridge outlines major challenges before the new school year. He cites 60 percent resignations this summer and staffing gaps across administrative and instructional posts. Enrollment declines may affect public schools and ongoing planning and construction efforts.

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Adams Sees Hope For Beet Growers

Senator Alva T. Adama predicts next year beet growers will be allowed to sow and reap with freedom, despite resistance. He hopes for treaties with beet growers in Nazawed Peru and elsewhere, and envisions reduced subsidies as the American beet grower gains opportunity and acreage uses.

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Gas Reserve in East For Only Ten Days

Washington Aug. 20 The office of price control says East Coast gasoline stocks have fallen to a level that could last only about ten days. Deputy petroleum coordinator Tealph IC Tavlos warned a potential shortage and urged steps to avoid a wider disruption.

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RAF delivers leg to prisoner in occupied France

Aug 20 London report says Wing Commander Douglas Bader, now prisoner near St Omer, received a metal leg parachuted by his squadron after their raid across the channel. The original maker’s firm prepared a spare. Bader had previously damaged his artificial leg in a civilian crash.

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Nazi Bomber Chased Away From Iceland

Aug 20 Iceland reports a German bomber over Reykjavik chased toward the sea by Allied forces. U S naval units and British troops aided Iceland and Britain in securing the area, following repeated attacks and a February strike on Beiltsy airport. General Henry T. Reimann and General Darshat are due to visit Lowry Field to review arrival plans.

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Luther League National Officers Gather at Colorado State College

A group portrait shows National Officers of the Luther League at Colorado State College of Education with names and titles including Clayton Flecher from Sylvania Ohio second vice president and Rev G A Wieiltranders from Toledo Ohio general president of the American Lutheran Church among others. Seated are Dr William G Sadt from Baker and Esther Docemann secretary with Ruth injured in a Chicago suburb accident two weeks earlier. Photo by Robert Widlund.

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Roosevelt Leads Debate on Lincoln War Era

The article discusses Roosevelt's wartime leadership themes and the national reaction to Lincoln era storytelling. It covers views on leadership, public interpretation of Civil War events, and editorial debate about how the presidency shaped wartime policy and public sentiment.

Lutherans hold High Country Picnic and convention

Lutherans meet on Trail Ridge for the Western Conference gathering with delegates from several Colorado churches. Keynote by Rev. Krebs of Dana Nebraska outlines convention themes while delegates tour Estes Park area and attend services, meals, and a sunset gathering. Leading figures include Dr. G W. Frazier, Mayor Leota Wilkinson, and Rev. Emanuel Poppen.

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Weather outlook and temperature ranges across regions

Weather Lael for 24 hours Wednesday with high 78, low 30. Colorado and Wyoming part cloudy tonight with isolated afternoon or evening showers. New Mexico partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers this afternoon. Nebraska partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with scattered showers in extreme south. Temperatures: from Amarillo to Denver, Chicago 70 55, Dallas 88 57, Phoenix 106 76, Los Angeles 67 84, New Orleans 94 77.

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