Wallace Heads Commodities Control Board FDR Creates
Vicaw President Wallace heads a new board created by President Roosevelt to manage the nation supply of materials power fuel and other commodities. The board coordinates civilian and military needs and guides distribution among watermains, aid to allies, and domestic use. Executive director Donald Nelson leads procurement with broader OPM priorities guiding the program.
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Asociete
Presa Woosblipton
Vicaw
Wallace
Wiliam Si Knudsen
Sidney Hillman
White House
United States
Forecia
China
Unul
William 8. Knuichen
Siinigow
Navy
Knox
Office of Production Mangement
Leon Henderson
prira ad+ rahistration
Ksyry L. Hopkins
Wenlint
Beledala
Donald M. Nelson
Towering
Piacemaking
Sars, Roebuck and Company
Nelson
OPM
Atw
Nelson Fish
Wallace Board
Manufacturlor
Edward A. Stettinius, Jr
United States Steel Comporation
Priorities
Hopkins
Peter
Rice Administration
Henderson
John D. Biggera
Alvision
Pradiation
Opo
Lyndon
W. Averell Warrlican
Ald
Briain
Miilster
Arapahoe Glacier Shrinks, Size Halved in Western Moilder County
Scientist Louis G. Quam of Colorado University notes Arapahoe Glacier has diminished from about a mile to 1,500 feet across in the western region. The moving section remains studied, with the south portion now separated from the ice sheet. Quam says no immediate danger of total waste for several centuries.
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Wertern Moilder County
Louis G. Quam
Colomito University
Bil
Quamn
Hitler Mussolini hold five day war duration talks at eastern front HQ
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini conducted five days of discussions at the Fuehrer headquarters on the eastern front from August 25 to 29. The talks focused on the duration of the war and the expansion of a new European order while reaffirming unity of the Axis and pursuit of a victorious end. Attending officials included Goering, von Rundstedt, Ribbentrop, Keitel, Mackenrodt, and Italian diplomats Alfieri and Graziani with Me.
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Berlin
Adalf Hiller
Benito Mussolini
Fuehrer’n
Eastern Front
Purlvee
Fuhrer
Puebser
Puenrera
Fale
von Rundstedt
Reichsmarghal
Goerlig
Turce
Mussolini Wan
Hwy Alfieri
TeaHan Wavrassador
Germany
Ugo ‘Avallers
Qhief
Sit
Bled Iellan
Gallearo Glano
Allan
Boutaly
Tans Georg Viktor von Mackenknn
Massuilat
Rome
Gernmn
Barclyn
Toachim von Ribbentrop
Pieto
Wabbelly Keitel
Markets Close On Labor Day Likely Quiet Trading
AU and commodity markets will be closed on Labor Day Monday September 1 in the United States and Canada while European markets operate normally. Domestic and foreign markets resume Saturday schedules the day after. Oklahoma City reports Labor Day activities canceled due to national defense work.
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Ge | Gaited States Aid
Canada
Gabor
Oklahoma City
Sony
American Air Officers to Tour Fronts for Equipment Needs
Major General George Brett will lead an Air Corps mission to Africa, the Near East, the Mediterranean, and Anglo Allied fronts to assess British aviation equipment needs. The departure date and exact itinerary remain undisclosed. The team includes Colonel Ray A. Daan, Colonel James D. Newman, Lieutenant Jack W. Perry, and other air force officers. a parallel tour is planned for Lt. Col. RB M. Powerson and Major James H. Doolittle’s group.
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Washington
Army Air Force
George
Brett
air_ corns
War Department Sai
Toin
Ray A. Daan
Air Corps
Janes D. Newman
Army
Jack W. Perry
Air Foxens and
Worry CG
Aliddleton
Pa Fle
Cal
M. Poween
James II
Doollithe Abe
Executed Together in Gas Chamber At San Quentin
Aug 26. A strange young man and another prisoner, both named with aliases, were executed today at San Quentin. The pair, ages 26 and 40, faced clemency pleas but died together in the gas chamber after resisting last efforts.
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Sao Quentin
Mah Wis
Funeral for J. Benest Willund Widow
The Tribune notes the death of J. Benest Willund after nearly 20 years at United Press. Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. Saturday at Macy’s drawing room with interment in Glen Grove cemetery. Willund died suddenly in Seattle while visiting his sister.
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Greeley
Sieland
Widelund
Mag
Ester Solvnnort
Widhinds
Prey
Largest Group to Be Released by 3rd Army
The War Department announced plans to release up to 200000 soldiers from active duty by year end with the largest share from the third army based in San Antonio Texas. Other regions and forces including first second and fourth armies the armored force and services were outlined with varying monthly release caps and departmental groups. The goal is to return men home before Christmas with considerations based on dependents age marriage and length of service.
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Washington
Auc
Wart Department
Jana
Wid
Am Ansouncement
Third Army
San Antonio
Tex
First Army
Governors Iylmid
New York
Baldimore
Atlanta
Columbus
Omaha
San Antonios
San Francishen
Was
Lia Bese
Auantle Islands
Britain
Ahasa
War Department
Windsor Labor Day Carnival opens with parade and events
Windsor Aug 29 Winilsoe's twentieth annual Labor Day carnival opens Monday morning with a 10 o'clock Bram parade. The day features floats, lively exhibits, tractors tricks and a flower show on Main street. Windsor band leads a parade with 600 participants. A noon town park gathering, theatre shows from 1 pm, and a softball showdown at 2 pm highlight the day. An evening ball at 7 follows a charity dance until midnight.
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Windsor
Gwldrén
Windsor Neh
Windsor Lions
Whitsun
AL Calewien
Valle
Malnutrition Fatal to Aged Ranch Worker
John Slovak died at a Greeley hospital after malnutrition acute enteritis and lack of medical care. He was found unconscious on a ranch near Greeley and had likely been unable to help himself for days. Undersheriff Balch and deputies reported a lean food supply at the home as factors in the death.
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John Slovak
Vonpty
Greeley Noanttal
Greeley Hospital
T.C. Wilmoth
Slovak
Nighbors
Witmothenta le
Jake Allmer
Ives
Greeley
Callie
Hyegauth
Kersey
Nazi embassy funds alleged for use of German group in Argentina
A German embassy case in Argentina accuses the Nazi representative of channeling money to a German political network. An inquiry reports wage, welfare, and construction funding tied to Nazi goals with lists naming key figures and a pledge to Hitler. Evidence includes a 190,000 peso receipt and notes on welfare organizations aiding the regime.
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Argentina
Denver Wage Payments Signal New Compliance Step
Denver announces that back wages will be paid to 67 employees in the city after Wilferies wage discrepancies. Henry D. Roberts, acting supervising inspector, notes adherence to new hourly standards and wage payment reforms.
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Denver
Henry Dr. Roberts
Sugar quotas raised again to aid U S market
In Workington Aug 2 the agriculture department boosted 1941 raw sugar quotas from 8,006,836 to 9,002,926 tons and extended geographic reach to new areas. The move aims to ease consumer prices and stock US supplies amid past large river sugar imports, with officials noting uncertainties about domestic refiners meeting the expanded quota.
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Workington
Yue Agricullous
Louayai
Peesent Wits
Peesent Wits, of Fleils
Coba
Jamaly
Puerto Rico
Tawall
Virgina
Tauils
Dilippine
Cuba
Department of Agriculture
Meir
Baseball Today Report From Chicago to St Louis Start Delayed
In Major League action American and National Leagues share the page with limited details. Chicago visits St Louis after a late start while Brooklyn and New York appear in a sparse National League box score. Wyatt, Owen, Schnamacher, With and Dadlig are listed among players. Gates are scheduled for the event dates.
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Drago Chicago
St. Louis
Datrei
Cleveland
Brooklyn
New York
Wyatt
Owen
Schnamacher
Dadlig
Cane
Lamar Mortician Killed After Hearse Collision
Lamar Aug 29 A mortician W E B Sharp 61 returning from Granada with a body was fatally injured when his hearse was sideswiped by a passing car. Sharp stepped back to the hearse and was struck by another vehicle driven by Roy Werorrest 20 of Bristol Texas, losing him about 60 feet. Sharp’s mortician’s boy was crushed and died soon after at a Lamar hospital. The sheriff said the hearing and driver identified. The accident occurred as Sharp returned to the hearse after the sideswipe. Local authorities report the driver was not named.
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Tamar
Ucian
Hizleny
Sharp
Roy Werorrest
Bristol
Sola
Lossei
Japan Eager To End China War Conference Possible
An article details efforts by officials to conclude hostilities with China and outlines plans for a Pacific conference. It notes defense financing proposals, savings measures, and fund allocations to support postwar stabilization and defense programs. Local officials and residents are listed among attendees and supporters of the relief and financing initiative.
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Japan
Carr Approves Merit System for County Welfare Workers
Gov Ralph L. care approved a statewide merit system for county welfare workers in Colorado. Earl M. Kowns state welfare director ordered the civil service commission to appoint Jol C. Kidweigh of Salt Lake City, who supervised exams for the $3,600 year war. Kidweigh will likely relocate to Colorado within a week to set up the merit system. Federal law now requires welfare workers to be under merit control to qualify for federal funds. A merit system council had previously been named by the governor to establish the program.
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Preany Denyer
Ralph
Care Tolay
Colorado
Earl M. Kowns
State Civil Service Commission
Jol C. Kiue Veigh
Salt Lake City
Kouns
Kidweigh
Senate Group Okays Record Tax Measure
Washington reports the Senate Finance Committee approved a historic 33.672 billion tax bill. Treasury estimates show this would raise about 456 million more than the House's vote, with debate over long term effects including possible 4 billion annual impact. President Roosevelt urged restraint, while others favored reduced nondefense spending and a cautious spending path. The finance panel also backed Byrd’s August proposal and upheld a ban on provisions affecting bridge and other public works financing.
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Laswodawa
Washington
House
Ghalrimin George
D-Ga
Hnanee
Tak
Treasury
Roosevelt
Vietas
Hyd
D-Vay
Senate
Eeiile
Flunuca
Byrd
Fluauro Committee
Ubvision
Ruekanda
Widges
Japanese Premier's Message to Roosevelt Stirs Pacific Trade Talks
A Tokyo dispatch reports Fajatiere soil today amid hot Premie. Konoye's message to President Roosevelt stresses Japan's desire for peace and cooperation with the United States and Britain while seeking a broader Asia Pacific order. Officials discuss possible pacific conferences and pacts modeled after wartime alliances as Roosev elt avoids specifics. A separate Boulder accident notes Erik Jansson losing control of a car on University Avenue, hitting a home with minor injuries.
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Presiden
Roosevelt
Japan
Met
West
United States
Init É States
Jaquit
East Rain
Jiomet
Jigau
Chima Atfate
Meht Kishi
Board of
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Nouklig Wang Ching-Wei
Wishington
Ave
Raykevelt
Aimhuassdor
Iklebie
Sitar
Naraurat
Diplo
Waiie Ynarduey
Lolay
Allie
Ste Loward
Iseue
Tokyo
Nomura
Joque
Pacific
Snessige
Tia An Annoument
Mince Fuminaro Kenoye
Javahese Yemier
Kuruye
Roosevel
Churchill
Honeys
Owns
Ann Ywace
Tloosevalt
Naking
Agin
Kanoye
Ronsevel
Secane Analyersiae
Hyde Park
Neds
Ale
Proaccion
Collison
Boulder
Howlder
Erik Janssot
Grertey
Lralseca
Ninth Street
University Avenue
A. D McNair
Jansson
Teacher Found Drowned in Muddy Pecos River
In Santa Rosa New Mexico on August 39 Miss Caroline Nelson, a 30 year old teacher, was found dead in the Muddy Pecos River after an apparent self inflicted drowning. A coroner’s jury concluded the death was by her own hand following a period of distress. Local officials and family are mourning as investigators seek further details.
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Colorado Springs
Cola
Rul Kahan
Guleaga
Pha
Donald Caldswell
Las Antinas
Asmer-Colamio Springs
Wis
Cvestarday
Santa Rosa
N. M
Pecos
Caroline Nelson
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Pierre Laval
Paris
Cara
Wermada O. Rosewall
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Colorado Fuel & Iron Cart
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South American Congress
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Foreign Office
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Plana
Machel Vobarra
Chilo Taylor
Baseball Today
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Rad) Ward
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M. J. Bromway
Eric
Gusintsun
Kort Iaiplou
Atra
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Piatleville
Ge AL May
Winsor
G. F. Springston
Raton
I. J. Wilkingon
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Carr
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Mid- Pacific
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Pecos River
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