Boards Told To Tighten Their Controls on Older Men
A wartime order directs draft boards to tighten controls and induct older registrants aged 26 to 37, with restrictions on those who left agriculture or remain employed in essential war work. The memo emphasizes minimal deferments for critical civilian jobs and prioritizes manpower for production and defense.
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Weslington
Pervirg
Tate
Lye
Jaratt
Tia Geeney
Sonia Enges
Boas
Joba Hefara
Elva
Reeisthauls
Smne
Snne
Fmiediola
Lia Yar
Lia Offica
Regia
War Industries
Tisk
Toalne
Aleferment Esseatfica
Philln
Regia Amity
Lonra
Coast Legion Attacks Japanese Americans Sharply Reproved
San Francisco December 16. A Coast Legion critique attacks the Legion’s effort to remove sixteen Japanese American soldiers from a memorial honor roll. Robert B. Cozens, World War I veteran and assistant director of the War Relocation Authority, protests to Commander Joss Edington of Hood River. He argues that Legion members owe justice and equality to all Americans regardless of race or ancestry, condemning actions against the Japanese American soldiers and invoking past heroism of the 100th Infantry in Italy led by Lieutenant General Mark W. Clark.
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San Francisca
Maud River
Ore
Almarien Legion
War Relocation Authority
Cozzens
Comdr
Joss Edington
Hood River
Wrates
Legion
American Legion
Aintzer
Mae
Mark W. Clark
Wvho
Dfed
Batiman
Nigel
Ilaty
Notable High School Scores And Boxing Title Bout
High school basketball results show Littleton 19 to Colorado Springs 40 and Cheyenne reserves 95 to Greeley 29 with other local sophomore games. In boxing, Sal Cartolo earns a unanimous decision over Rostop Nut to defend featherweight title in a 16 round bout at Haslon Gatien arena.
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Littleton
Colorado Sprliga
Nork Denver
Cheyenna
Greeley Ts
Cheyenne
Bartolo
Sal Cartolo
William Roache
Wilmington
Bet
Haslon Gatien
Lois Dalton Steers Set Fat Cattle Records in Denver Market
Lois Dalton club steers attracted top prices in the Rocky Mountain fat cattle trade. A 1,080 pound Shorthorn sold for 929 per hundredweight, plus a Denver high of 18.50 per hundredweight for another lot. Heavier calves near September set a 902 pound average with strong demand from Monfort and Greeley dealers. A calf from Kennel Monfort sold for 18.75, with buyers including Hobart and others backing Lois Dalton’s line of steers in the Denver market.
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Denver
Bhottig
Depver
Lois Dalton
Party Celebrates Bobby Burroughs Eighth Birthday
Mrs Burroughs hosted a party for her son Bobby at Ault on Saturday with indoor and outdoor games. Guests included Ruth Asay Reed Tarricia Campbell and others. Cakes songs and colorful decorations in red and white marked the celebration.
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Nec
Jol Turrough
Bobby
Willian Atedrews
Ruth Asay Reed
Tarricia Campbell
Marlene Page
Muth
Lou Ann Mcdonald
Sanja
Grayson
Charles Felt
Billy Widwiley
Bilgwry
Ronnie Tick Woods
Lester White
Ronnie Humblroey
John Lee
Mary Louisa
Burroughs
Marold Fletcher
Red Cross
Huelanda
Meg.Eowin Nelson
Carl Malistron
Harvey Nelson
Stupot
Plana
Christmas party plans and club notes in 1920s issue
The Busy Workers group led by Joyce Wykert organized Christmas party plans, gift exchanges, and a charity stocking drive for needy children. Members listed include Nan cy Dooling as president and Helen Need as vice president, with a report on a hospital accident involving Mra. Alfred Polson. A social gathering hosted by Mrs. A A Mason featured a one o clock luncheon, a Christmas quiz, carols, and a gift exchange around a decorated tree.
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Ofl
Joyce Wykert
Ofticorsa
Nancy Dooling
Helen Need
Toyes Wykert
Hounia Dalton
Treawher
Mary, Low-Cheever
Prege
Tatr Mothsra
Cherinthian
Alfred Polsrson
Ward County
Kangaa
Hewitt
Ateo
Vilall
Seizure of 10 Ward plants sparks labor clash nationwide
The Washington and Montgomery Ward seizure showdown escalates as the War Labor Board orders compliance by Monday night. Civilian agencies and the army back the action against the mail order firm amid a broad network of plant shutdowns and worker strikes impacting Chicago and other cities.
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Washington
Dac
Montgomery Ward
Todey
Wac Labor Board
Sos
Theetoras
Tooluie
Outleta
Detroi
Chicago
Denver
St Pauls Fornavid
Ore
Gan Retail
Calif
Jamaica
N. Y
WLB ‘Ardal
WLB
Joffart
Sims
Commerce Department
Citepga
Tgvead-Anfrike Nore
Civisian
Army
Oval
Sewell L. Avery
Ptid
Ynenut Chatey Fou
Dltokeys
Hearlig Rei
Samuel Wolahak
CIO
Eras Playis Unio
Asenlied
Avery Loroy Ag
Handlig
Snead Thea Walkup Ties Lead at Richmond Open
Sam Snead and Jimmy Walkup Jr. share the midway lead in the Richmond Open golf tournament as Snead sinks a 20 foot eagle putt on the 18th to post a 69 for the day. A cheering gallery watches the dramatic finish at the St. James course in Virginia.
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Richmond
Callt
Sam Snead
Jimmy Walkup
Tonio
Snedd
Met
Springs
Jock
Vivian Advises Assembly To Limit Acts To Current Business
Governor Vivian urged the state assembly to focus on current business and defer a broad legislative postwar plan. He spoke before the city council and suggested a special session only after Congress returns, prioritizing matters related to the biennial agenda.
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Vivian
Dinger
Deu
Anost
Colorado
Armed Services
Coe
Thantalo Log- Relaturg
Wilell
Howe
Greeley Chamber Plan Details City Drive Start Next Month
Greeley Chamber of Commerce announces an early start for a city drive in January. Chairman Phil B. Smith outlines membership efforts and a questionnaire to local industries led by P McArthur. A coordinated effort with Weld County Agricultural Advisory panel aims to showcase industrial and agricultural advantages. a booklet is being prepared with the city council, including plans for noxious weed control and power microscope studies.
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Lia-alze
Grseléy
A.elyle
Bradley Foresees Higher Nazi Losses in Battle Claims
General Bradley stated that Nazi casualties are three to five times American losses as Allied forces press the offensive amid poor weather. He cited expected impact from a full round of favorable spring weather and discussed American superiority in food, artillery, and infantry support. He also touched on ongoing delays and challenges, noting the enemy’s stubborn resistance.
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Amy Cram
Advai and
Quasters
Omar RX
Bradley
Ue 5
Gortau
Walt
Hawker
Unclear OCR Report on Cash Find Near Colorado Springs
Fragmentary note describes a money find near Monument Creek by the Colorado Midland railroad, with figures around 663 dollars and over 100 dollars for workers. It mentions the East End and recent nights as context, but details are garbled and names/locations incomplete.
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Ralleondora
Colorado Springs
Colo
Tha Sl
Toney
Colorada Midland Railroad
Monument Creel
Fea
Northern Colorado Traffic Death Toll Ahead of Last Year
Northern Colorado traffic toll rose behind last year with 40 deaths so far, 20 in Weld County. Total property damage across the district reached $14158, including a major derailment causing $86,000 losses to the Great Westen railroad. In November Weld County counted 16 injuries and 20 accidents with no injury in 11 cases.
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Colorado
Weld County
Ft. Well
Oiald
Mont
Grest
Westen
Clatrlet
Ser
Civilian goods production unlikely next winter says chamber official
A wartime forecast reports that civilian goods production is unlikely to increase next winter. Johnston, a chamber of commerce leader, notes low reconversion chances and flags potential heavy casualties from ongoing industrial shifts.
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Peres Spokame
Av Jbbakow
States Chamber of Commerce
Pomberi Btrlomnetro
Johnston
County accident damage totals reported in brief
The report notes property damage totaling 71,876 dollars with two incidents in Larimer County and one in a neighboring community. It mentions a 66,000 dollar claim over a crossing train wreck and references other minor damages within the county.
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Rene
Larimer
Rouide
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