Government files anti trust suit against Associated Press
The government seeks to force AP to divest its Wide World Photos stake and stop bylaw provisions that bar competitors from obtaining AP news. It argues AP advantages include news gathering, transmission, and global reach, harming rival papers and limiting interstate commerce. The suit names AP and its board members and 1400 U.S. members, with a request for permanent injunctive relief.
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AP Foremost Agency ‘Ad There Are Three News Sgencies Tid At the News Feuvices
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Soldier Cigarette Price Reform Explained
Soldiers asked why duty free cigarettes cost 22 cents per pack at post exchanges. Officials cite switching to a better brand mix for posts, involving a trader and wholesale market changes. A stamp confusion and currency details are noted as factors affecting pricing.
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Bombing War Update From RAF and Soviet Raids
Amid heavy fighting new Allied air offensives press Germany while Soviet raids strike eastern towns. British and American bombers hit targets from the Ruhr to Berlin basing in Rotterdam and beyond. Russian aircraft strike eastern Germany amid bad weather as Allied forces claim continued hits and casualties.
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North Weld Plans to Induct 36 Into Service
North Weld announces 36 men will be sent into service after final exams at Fort Caaun. Induction includes two week furloughs and the transfer of eight men from other districts. Fourteen are aged, and a death board quarters update shows progress toward selection by December 1,260 men ordered for preliminary physical exams.
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Schools Open Tues Pupils Allotted Amid Zany Schedule
Pupils return Tuesday September 1 as Superintendent Aldridge announces openings. Principals will be in their homes 8:30 a m to greet students and explain new local school zoning and material charges. Book rental fees vary by grade, with Kindergarten to Fifth $1 and Sixth to Twelfth $2.60.
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Kuner-Empson Eyes Northern Colorado Dehydration Plant
Kuner-Empson faces a pending decision on a large dehydration plant in Northern Colorado. Rodney Bell cites potential Greeley installation with equipment reuse at the Greeley facility. timing this fall is uncertain amid ongoing investigations and proposals. Local entities including the Greeley chamber and Rogers Atothera Seed company are in contact about site plans.
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Nazi Forces Press Toward Stalingrad Amid Encirclement Efforts
Nazi spearheads push toward Stalingrad as Soviet defenses struggle to hold the Volga city. Reports say encirclement tightens with German assault and Russian counterattacks rotating through suburbs and key riverfront districts near the Volga.
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Police Seize Fleeing Auto After Shots
Police pursued a fleeing auto after shots were fired at Eleventh Avenue and Sixth Street. A 194 Oldsmobile sedan, reported stolen in Cheyenne, sustained damage from police gunfire. Four bullets hit the vehicle, injuring no one. the occupants remained at large as officers recovered evidence including a money bag and bank article.
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Chinese Forces Reenter Chubsien in Eastern Chekiang
Chinese dispatches report the reentry and capture of Chubsien in western Chekiang with forces moving into the city at 4 o clock and gaining control shortly after. The operation marks a major Chinese victory in Chekiang and Kiangsi with several Japanese bases fell and rail lines under Chinese control extending from the region.
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No More Japs At Tulagi Navy Statement
Washington reports Japanese forces withdrawn from Tulagi area in the Solomon Islands. The navy communique notes no further sea action near the islands and suggests the enemy may have paused their Solomon campaign. The destroyer Ingraham was sunk in a fog collision, built at Charleston Navy Yard and named for Captain Ingraham.
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Fatal Pedestrian Death From Dog Chasing Car
In Dascominl on August 28 Chief of Police Reed Culips said a bakery employee, Misa Dearnbiy Whilpks, was killed when a dog chasing an automobile caused her to be knocked into traffic. She was returning to work when the line of impact tossed her head first into the path of oncoming traffic.
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Pierce Youth Killed In Denver Car Crash
Raber Ruse Sayita, 18, a Pierce native, died after his car overturned near Denver. The vehicle, driven by Elizabeth Canon, 60, left the road. bystanders and a group helped, applying a tourniquet to stop bleeding. He died of injuries including arterial damage and spinal trauma.
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One Injured One Jailed In Greeley Car Crash
In Greeley Thursday a two vehicle collision left one person injured and another jailed. Shonion, 52, was hospitalized with serious injuries while driver Boyd Daggett, 31, was jailed on driving charges. The crash occurred after a skid into traffic posts on the Old Ryans farm area near Platte. Police said Daggett faced likely charges. Nearby disturbances preceded the accident, with officers notified of trouble at a Hiner store. Washington reports mention transition forces and mission rallies in Colorado, with events planned at Osgood and Greeley churches early next week.
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Meatless Day Proposal to Aid Freight Movement
President proposes a weekly meatless day to free 30 to 40 freighters, while agriculture announces 1942 bean support prices at 5.10 per hundredweight for U S No 1 grade and 4.93 for other classes. Key bean states include Colorado Nebraska Wyoming Montana and New Mexico.
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Frank Goudy Appointed to State Court
Frank Goudy is named to the state supreme court vacancy left by the death two weeks ago. Governor Cane announced the appointment, with Chief Executive Vivian to make the formal move. The nomination precedes the general election in November as party leaders weigh support and potential successors.
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Flexible Stabilization of Pay And Farm Prices Amid Inflation
Washington Aug 23 President Roosevelt said the approach to curb inflation favors flexible wage and farm price stabilization over a fixed system. He cited discussions with Price Administrator Henderson and planned talks with leaders Philip Murray and William Green. A Labor Day message to Congress will outline specific wage stabilization proposals.
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Roosevelt Pushes Study of Shipping And Meat Rationing
A lengthy discussion on shipping policy and meatless days outlines President Hoogersl’s call for further study of domestic transportation, wartime supply chains, and potential meatless days. The piece notes the broader impact on Allied nations, price ceilings, and the risk of blue selling while detailing how various firms resist revealing exact price data.
Congressman's sugar beet reliefs stir Colorado crop talk
Congressman Hill says growers will get conscies as more conscientious objectors may be allowed to harvest sugar beets this season. Frak Cummings, former congressman, notes aid prospects for expanding beet output in Colorado look discouraging and blames federal officials for slow action.
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