Navy reports Arizona and six ships lost in Pearl Harbor raid
Secretary Knox announced that the battleship Arizona and five other warships were sunk during the Japanese air raid on Pearl Harbor on a Sunday. He listed damaged vessels and tied losses, including the Utah target ship and the Oglala mine layer, and noted casualties totaling 2,538 enlisted and 9% officers.
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Arkona
Utah
Cassin
Downer
Shaw
U.S
Knox
Wan
Ratte
Lablake
Ramage Dry Docks
Arizone
Arizona
New York Navy Yard
Pennsylvania
Aklahoma
Yurey
New York
Comany
Bmt
Cavin
Downes
Mahan
Te Cassin
Shaw Wern
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Norfolk Navy
Ta Army
Navy
Cmatherine
Knox Snd
Stupathiine
Oglala Waa
Ehiy
Fall River
Oglala
Oglola
Ghawmans
Plu Navy
Sanna
Otheya
Will
Ake
Severn
Reqair
Knog
Feaet
No Shiguker
German and Japanese ally meet amid war aims
Reports from Berlin and other cities describe a special conference among Germany, Italy, and Japan to discuss tasks arising from the war against the Anglo Saxon powers. Foreign Minister Von Ribbentrop calls for closer Axis cooperation as the war broadens.
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Berlin
Germany
Maly
Japan
Weld County 1941 Beet Crop Receives $6.55 Million
Weld County 1941 sugar beet crop initial payments from Great Western Sugar total $3,470,918 with $1,351,960 in government benefits, amounting to $6,553,878. Beet deliveries go to Exton, Greeley, Windsor, Fort Lupton, Fort Collins, Fort Morgan, Greeley and Loveland facilities.
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Welk Couuty
Great Western Sugar Company
Officinlag
Weld County
Exton
Greeley
Winsor
Fort Eupton
Well County
Weld Boys aboard ships said lost in wartime
Fragmented report lists two youths, Rexferd Wobr ex 23 and Yandel 28, aboard the Oklahoma and missing after a destroyer downing. It mentions deaths and survivors among families, with hospital and funeral details, and notes a separate wedding at St Peter's Catholic Church with interment at Pine Grove.
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Oklahoma
Savi Yandell
Mais
Ds. Yandel
Rexferd Wobrex
Bir
Min
Froth
Welch Tutu
Yandel
Sugar Factory Machine Shops Used to Train War Mechanics
Western sugar mills will host machine tool training for war industries. Representatives from Great Western, Crystal, National Sugar, and Gov’t officials outlined a plan to use idle factory equipment with government funding for instructors, insurance, and materials. Stanley Sienedict will direct the program at the local training school, with 8 hour shifts and three 8 hour sessions planned to begin soon.
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Western Sugar
Helin
Utd
State Board of Vocational Education
National Defense Training School
Greeley
Denver
Great Western
Folly
Crystal
Eugar Campanine
Simar
Stanley Sienedict
Teature
Paul Vohs Acquitted On Libel Charge in Criticism of Officials
Telluride Journal editor Paul Vohs was acquitted by a district court jury in San Miguel county on a libel charge stemming from a August 16, 1940 story about county commissioners. Jury verdict came after about six hours of deliberation over a four day trial. Prosecutor A Allen Brawe and defense attorney Charles Moylan led their respective cases.
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Paul Vohs
Associated
Urese
Teblitide
Cojo
Fau! Vohs
Telluride Journal
San Miguel
A. Allen Brawe
Deloa
Charles Moyolhan
Montrose
Vols
Lend-Lease Over Billion to 33 Countries
President Reasardt reported that Lend-Lease exports totaled 4.292 billion dollars through November with December value around 695 million. Congress approved about 13 billion for military aid and material war supplies, while November saw 238.09 million in materials made available.
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Arsocistes Brey
Washington
Reasardt
America
Conereng Ssa
Spanish Government Postpones All Sailings to United States
The Spanish Transitlantic company Amiveilincal announced all sailings to the United States are postponed by government order. The liner Marques Ueromillaa to New York tomorrow was canceled, signaling a potential shift in Spain's stance amid rising tensions before possible Axis military moves.
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United States
Associat Yd Priiat
Madrid
Amiveilincal
Spaniste Yuerelohtnien
Ile
New York
8Piia
Jeanne
Africa
Communist Party Literature Effort Cited Against Axis
Sheriff Gus Mulevenn reported that members of the National Communist party supplied copies of a pamphlet aimed at undermining Axis defenses. The statement ties the literature campaign to anti Axis activity and mentions the public distribution by the party.
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Communist Party
Communist Alteratura
United States
Pamiphota
Russo
Gus G. Mulevenn
Farm Equipment From Pueblo Assembly Pressed for Market
Two new Falon machines a potato grader and a quiet grader are being manufactured in Pueblo Dave Cirnl of Pueblo County and John Alloz of the San Luis Valley are shown demonstrating the devices at the factory in Pueblo County with production underway as of December 16.
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Pueblo
Dave Cirnl
Pueblo County
John Alloz
San Luis Valley
Alexander named new Scout Council executive
Alexander Mexander named new executive of the Mo-Kan Hoy Scout Council after the resignation of S. Frazier. A University of Omaha graduate, he has led scout efforts in Omaha and other cities and will base headquarters in Girceley Fort Conina after a Sunday executive committee meeting.
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George Mexander
Henily
Toylin
Lane's Peak
S. Frazier
Territory of
Alaska
Alexander Iast
Omahia
Aol
Owinla
Peat Connelt
Fort Conina
Alexander
Girceley
Global War Updates From Pacific And Asian Fronts
Allied reports claim heavy Japanese losses as battles span the Pacific and Asian theaters. Chinese and British observers describe intensified campaigns around Hong Kong, Formosa, the Philippines, and Burma with air and naval operations widening the conflict.
Paonia congressman rockswell appoints Hyams as aide
Robert F. Rockswell of Paonia, the congressman elected from the fourth district, announces Jack Hyams of Grand Junction as his private secretary. The selection marks Hyams as a key aide in the secretary role for the new term.
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Radu Junction
Robert F. Rockswell
Paonia
Congress
Itomieit
Jack Hyams
Grand, Junction
United States Bombers Sink Four Japanese Troop Transports
U S bombers blasted four Japanese troopships off northern Luzon and sank two more vessels in Malaya waters. The War Department reported air attacks over the Philippines and Malay Peninsula as Japanese forces carried out major landings and air operations amid heavy combat in the Pacific theater.
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Formosa
Foynigza
China
Novell
Solnya
Hongkong
Arawal
Kowloon
Anja Fe
Wittin
Fongkang
Kowlon
Kowloon Pendunula
Landon
Efrases
Jn Ullakey
Riohs
Gantinis
Éliwe
di Luzon
Bude
Viailand
Burma
Britain
Thailand
R. P. Bronin
Moilin
Unc
Amy Lewbers
Eediferen
Luzon
Sandinga
Largan
Manila
A. P. Cronin
Associated
Brenp Manila
Bee
United States
Laizong
Canara
Atzob
Pulte
Sinin
Malaya
Bnight
Totay
Or Tk
Bing
Merthar
Philippines
Linsayen
Nitlea
Local Navy News Brings Frank Crooy and John Lesh Notices
Mr and Mrs Frank J Crooy and Mr and Mrs Ira Lesh of Pierce learn their sons are in the navy stationed in Hawaii. The families receive cablegram confirmations on Monday morning, reporting Tam OK for their sons.
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Grom
Lesh
Frank J. Crooy
Ira Lesh
Pierce
Frank J. Cron
John Lesh
Navy
Hawai
Bothymailles
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