Leningrad and Odessa Battles Signal Escalation of War
As reported from Bucharest and other fronts, German forces pressured toward Odessa while Soviet defenders, including women, mounted counterattacks. Russian dispatches claim relief and recaptured villages on the central front, with heavy fighting along the Leningrad axis and near the Gulf of Finland.
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Piarenal Kiementh
Varosullov
Rusaln
Finland
Voroshilov
Leningrad
Oulessa
Red Anay
Odessa
Hinck
Witch
Pope
Ned Star Gait
Mebrer
Dovinrhiz
Calumas
Finish High
Peaple
Defensea
Uinningead
Heaviy
Lev
Red Army
Hell Army
Ita
Moscow
Ukraine
Germin Slose
Sya
Odersa
Alabama Steel Strike Settled as Unions End Picketing
A CIO and CIO-affiliated workers picketed Republic Steel in Gadsden Alabama but ended after terms were largely the Birmingham scale. Wage ranges from 8 cents to 1 for unskilled to skilled work reflected. Officials reported no clear count of workers in the 500 employed. Roosevelt to confer today with steel interests as Detroit and Kearny tensions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Steel
Tadiy Luther
Agencian
Great Lakes
Zlisrardé
Alilkehound Kearny
K. 5
Cupyards
Inge Afense
Detrait
CIO Etcel
Republic Steel Corporation
Gadsden
Ala
Birraingham Dietelat
Union Shan
Birmingham
Rangdny
Kearny
Detroit
TL. B. Karndosti
Federal Shipbuilding and Nevi J Company
Dnited States Steel
Washington
New York
Cru
Roosevelt
White House
Hyde Park
N. Yo
Shirbuilding
Waton
Edward J. Jeffrron
Dewtroit
APL
CIO
Lin Steed Railway Department
Birgalubig
Tald Rm Sevale
Los Angeles
Eecause Afl
CIO Lenlers
Denham
Cio-Apl
Tata
Mime
AFL Progressive Mine Workers Union
CIG
United Mine Workers
Fort Morgan Boy Accidentally Shoots His Chum Fatally
Fort Morgan Aug 23 Fourteen year old Jim Winkle was killed when a revolver fired accidentally by a companion named Tiros. Sheriff Motus A Johnson said the incident occurred during a late evening at the boys home, with the weapon discharged while the boys were handling it after a claim the gun would misfire if triggered near an empty shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Morxant
Cola
Jim Winkle
Motus A. Johnsten
Johnston Gold
Younr
Jim
Royante
Roy
Jeretier
German Air Force Attacks Leningrad Front as Soviet Resistance Rises
From Moscow dispatches the Berlin front reports heavy Luftwaffe activity around Leningrad to weaken Soviet defense as German armies push forward. Reports claim several airfields and central front battles intensify with claims of Soviet losses on the ground and advancing German gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Leningrad
PNY
Iran Cancels Army Leaves For a Crisis
Iran cancels leave for 1,072 newly graduated army officers and orders them to the frontiers to guard 120,000 troops. A government reply to a British Russian note denounces expulsion of German technicians while signaling readiness to reduce German contracts. Britain is said to stand firm and may send troops. police report 640 German males in Iran, with 60 leaving in 43 days.
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Iran
Tan
Hhe Cow Iy
Dan
Teaver
Rattrande
Communications Indusirlea
Iravage Gentral
Germany
Souvora da
London
Uritain
Tran
Glent
Claude J. B. Auchinleck
Amtlule Taal
Commissioners Cannot Hire Tax Collectors
Denver reports Colorado county commissioners lack power to collect taxes, as the treasurer handles that duty. Attorney General Carl J. Ireland says they cannot hire special collectors or deduct five percent of sales and use taxes. Clerks only perform an added duty without extra pay, with contracts to hire others for tax collecting deemed void.
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Denver
Colorado
Sles
Carl J. Ireland
Ireland
Vendark
Mrs Bennett Wins First in Gladiolus at Garden Show
Mrs Bennett wins the Garden Show cup for best display of gladiolus at the Weld County centrt house event. The garden show features numerous entries including gladiolus, dahlias, delphiniums, and other blooms with multiple exhibitors and youth divisions.
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Ava
Hy B. Bennet
Manual Greeley Garden
Weld
August Boab
Jerry Perguson
Nnrly Oldz
Miss Plizabelly Doten
Witea
Delphiniums
I. D. Hoggett
Slyawtowers
Galllardins
Teien Toolse Pramel
Craig Gent
Slater Dorothy War
Slater Dorothy War Twa Arita Ag Did Sherelll Jabrstou
Ray Alesaneiny
I Ito
World and national briefs from late August reports
A collage of short items notes Ed ward J Flynn urging youth roles for liberty at a Democratic gathering in Louisville. In New York the Duke of Kent arrives at La Guardia en route to Hyde Park to meet Roosevelt. Denver reports Richard S Mennekes indicted on false statements regarding military service. Cairo reports RAF bombs hitting Tripoli’s Spanish mole with fires and explosions, per the Middle East commmunique.
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Louisville
Edward J. Flynn
Democratic National Committers
Young Democratic Clubs At
America
Hitler
New York
Duke of Kent
King George VI
la Guardia
Freaident
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Royal Air Force
Montreal
Hin
Hia
Denver
Richard
Mennekes
San Francisco
Tle
Guerrilla Warfare in Crete Draws UK Report
British guerrillas wage bitter mountain warfare in Crete with raids on German posts and night sorties. Reports from London say about 12 000 Australians New Zealanders and British killed and alive behind last May as forays by lean ragged fighters disrupt German outposts and airfields in the Greek interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Army
RAF
Middle East
Landon
Eldred and Eldred Defeat Opponents in Regional Play
Friday tournament notes show Eldred beating Knight in a handicap clash while Roger wins over King. Other results include Kulgut defeating Eldred 2 and 4 in junior play and Tara Toyer overcoming Jack King. Remaining matches set for the championship as Witsoa faces Hedinger Opdyke Pace and McArthur advance in round two.
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Greeley Country
Lawrence Eldred
TM Kulgut
Tara
Tay
Tara Toyer
Jack King
Witsoa
Mel Hedinger
Tom Opdyke
Vince Bathey
Ugh Pace
Barry McArthur
Wreden
Texas Winner In Stunt Night At Convention
Texas won stunt night at the International Lutheran convention in Cedar Hill. Michigan took second place and Minnesota earned best selling presentation honors. A crowd greeted speakers including Rev. Roland Mangelmone of Eaton and Dr. N. G. Caymen of Blase Nebraska as the event showcased youth and religious discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atholise Fleet
Coluraly State College of Education
Texas
Michigan
jPlaca
Minnesota
Wees
Roland Mangelmone
Eaton
L. Ludavig
Courens
Snyder
Girlress
Marine
N. G. Caymen
Blase
Neb
Daneeh Lutheran Church
World Guild
Soviet Russia
Carlsen
Charles Hansen Honors Medal for Water Diversion Work
Charles Hansen received a University of Colorado medal for his decades long advocacy of the transmountain water diversion project. The Greely Daily Tribune reports his leadership, speeches to Congress, and efforts since 1915 to establish irrigation for 12000 acres across Weld Park counties.
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Charles Hansen
Colorado University
Boulder
Cato
Mit
Slantig
Charkes Minsen
The
Greemy
Cole
Daily Tribune
Planethig
Thompson Transmountain
Dorothy Daidt
Uni
University of Colorado
Ammer
Mire Gardiner
Shu
Robert B. Chamberlin
Denver
Arid
It W. Vaseall
Givian
Cale
Nivale
Anliver
Ch. Lester
Crosman
Hansen
Charl Hansen
Dre Lesory
Ainne
Ufansen
Colorado
Fea Ars
Coloraio Water Users Association
Fis
Ims
Grooley
Washngton
Congress
Tn East St
Warr
Bowldey
Parken
Weld
Morgan, Logan
Sedgwink
Washington
Comnts
Oni
Tiansen
Greeny
Tylb
Colorain
Mies Gardinet
Miss Gardiner
Francis Walle
C. 1
Finglish Denaviment
Wavela
Reece Ywoly
Caloraio
Mhabin
Frigadion
Conan Boyle
Wil Pak
de Kater
Cantina
Choral Union At Convention This Evening
The Choral Union under Dr Eile Snyder of Capital University Columbus will perform this evening at 8 in the Garden Theater on the Columbia State College campus. The concert is part of the Luther League convention program with two post convention tours planned.
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Eile Snyder
Capital University
Columbus
Colurmia State College of
Shyder
Urst
League
Conventivit
Alheapata
Nity
Wag
Faultinge
Mens Jheen
Greeley
Lepeuers
Aca
Sowkluy
Iyraeil
God
S. Sietkey
Baler
Oia
Agilver
ML Brous
Gnather
Pikes Peak
Blara
Pootltott
Ivanott
Benrath
Geosa
Nevin Levenson
F. Melius Clirkstatsen
Wise Neem Saragate Intermezzo
Ign Heeper
Helen Rosner
Togu Priwulasa
J. Cruger
J. Croger
Nassler Tesus Ghylst
Daviden
Matthew Lumquist
Edwards
Griffith Jones
Lori's Pepper Porsyth-Kraft ‘Temples Eternal
Melins Christiansen
Baseball Today National League First Games Review
National League openers feature New York and Vand Tonning as Broun yields mixed results. In other matches, Horntachnan and Davis lead in Chicago while West Marley Ervickson Hutchins Berres showcase West. American League spark comes from Boston Chicago and Philadelphia with early runs and key pitchers in tight contests.
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New York
Ihlatz
Vand Tonning
Broun
York
Horntachnan
Davis
Melton
Hartneth
Chicago
Goo
Fiacklyny
Wpagseau
McCullough
Drake
Allen
Hamlin
Franks
Clucionath
Turner Amt Lombardi
West
Marley
Ervickson
Hutchins
Berres
BO Lewis Brunella
Crouch
Gumert
Krist
W. Cooper
Grissom
Johnsow
Mud Blyhigston
Doston
Ole
FC Wilson
Peacock
Tress
Philadelphia
Louis Alo
Unuley
Harris
Warner
Munertof
Swift
Washington
Detroit
Kennedy
Vans Newhouser
Gresten
Sulton
Dievelant
Murphy
Silvestri
Dean
Rawn
Gromek
Milk Degaulela
Vomemins
Young
N.Y
DiMaggio
Pgh
McCotlough
Yaar Robins
Benjamin
Hartnett
Stravis
Submarine Gate Seen at Hew Lenden Yards
Reporters and camera crews witness the 30,000,000 submarine Gate undergoing torpedo tube assembly under canvas at Hew Lenden, Gann. Navy permit allows launch coverage, while sailors aboard the subs earn extra pay for undersea duty as divers need grow.
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Teahown
U.S
Eiris
Etectric Boat Company
Hew Lenden
Gann
Pcess Navy
Aubhmarine
Sallora Krow
Tax plan debate shifts on exemptions and rates
Congressional finance committee debates rely broadening tax base while considering personal exemption cuts and a large revenue target. Senators Faulkner and La Follette press for cautious changes linking reforms to overall tax structure, with discussions of corporate taxation and luxury item taxes amid a tightening budget outlook.
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Washington
Mig
Bidenans Farroae Visto
Repate Financs
Ihiy Ueasore
God
Ta Kulletts
la Follette
Lieh
Vanstenberk
Brown
Private Found Shot Dead After He Ran From Guardhouse
A Fort Dix escapee, Theodore A. Mazur of Passaic, 25, was found shot to death near the rifle range after fleeing the Fort Dix guard base with seven others. Police officer Jol McHush, on vacation nearby, aided the search and called Mazur to stop, Mazur allegedly fired five shots at the officer, who returned fire, wounding Mazur who later died. Authorities noted Mazur had been in the guardhouse for prior infractions and was awaiting induction when he escaped.
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Ent Dix
N. J
Theodore A. Mazur
Passaic
Fort Dix
Salt Jol McHush
Lansdowne, Ca
Vere
Mazur
Ulier
Mersigh
Jim
Fort Nix
Mazuk
Equ Ile
St Peters School Plans Aug 26 Registration
St Peters announces a registration day on Tuesday August 26 from 9 to 12 and 2 to 4 o clock for the new school year. Parents should bring children for enrollment and required work. faculty includes Sister Mary Medempta and others from Omaha and Denver. New teachers and courses are listed as the school anticipates a strong year with updated textbooks and fresh staffing.
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Mary Enlatin
Omaha
Neby
Mary Rose
Denver
Mase Enlala
Mary Angenitt
J. Proege
Stauter
Behad
Slater Mary Cocella
St. Angel's Fo Renver
Sleter Mary Paghol
Geboul
Dewey
Disastrous Fire Ravages Philadelphia Lumberyard
A blaze ripped through Joseph S. Sykes lumberyard in North Philadelphia's industrial district early today, destroying thousands of dollars worth of timber and damaging several nearby plants and homes. Eighteen men were injured in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joseph S. Sykes
Two Are Held After Accident
Jiluis Regelbat, 44, of Kursey and Victor Chrla pen, of Eaton, were held after a rear end collision on Highway No 5. Psquiblet owned a damaged auto. Pete Camera, 35, of Milghton fled the scene and was later arrested in Eaton. Charges include drunken driving and fleeing.
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Jiluis Regelbat
Kursey
Finlay
Tighway No
Psquiblet
Victor Chrlapen
Eaton
Menthol
Pete Camera
Milghton
Rattown
Pairpman Gilbert Want
Fle
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