British In Africa and Europe 48 Hours from Bengasi
British forces press toward Bengasi in a desert front race as Wavell’s troops move westward to the Libyan stronghold. Greek and Italian actions in the Mediterranean region shape an unsettled theater with Italian retreat and Greek counterattacks amid allied and axis pressure.
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Associated Press
Musgolidil
Bengasi
Albiola
Athens
Italy
Archibald PL Wavell
Mediterranean
Dengasi
Henzasi
Rodallo Graxioni
Bengal
Albania
Atl Athens
Adriatic
Latiles
Daugurtance
Eritrea
Mebra
Italia Sewat
Somaliland
Kenya
Asmara
Ritreny
Hallgna Wera
London
Banedon
Joviberu
Atacks Ag
Germany
Sweden
Germanncfeld
Oslo
Norweghins
Flar
Fenuge
Ure
Philppe Herain
Adele Auigiers
Laval
Petain
Davild H. Cross
American Chamber of Commerce Toitay
Cross
Kingsley Wood
Commons
Weather outlook with mixed snow and warm spells
Fragmented forecast across multiple states notes increasing cloudiness and chances of snow in Colorado and Montana, with warmer conditions east of the map and cooler west. Temperatures listed for Amarillo Chicago El Paso Los Angeles New Orleans Oklahoma City Phoenix San Francisco Washington reflect wide regional variation and a mix of precip chances tonight and Friday.
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Colorado
Wight Wariger
Montana
New Mexico
Elfblly
Nebraksa
Wall
Calder
Elodimest
Amarillo
Gl &l
Chicago
el Pano
Los Angeles
Orleans
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
Ses Prundléey
Wash Inglun
Ford Plant Faces Threat Of CIO Strike
Ford Motor Company facing a strike threat from United Automobile Workers AFL CIO as union leaders demand wage increases seniority principles and immediate arbitration for Ford workers in Detroit area defense related shifts. Other strikes include Allis-Chalmers Milwaukee tractor plant and Pullman-Standard Car manufacturing at Avondale Indiana with sizable defense contract implications.
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Ford Motor Company
Ford
Omre Ilow
R. J. Thomas
Uaw-Clo
Michael F Widnan, Jr
Ford Workers Ford
al Hgnitary Park
Tivér Tonge
Mtell
Etroit
Alls-Chalmers
Dun Milwattekee
Wis
Interna Lion Harvester Company
Giengo
Pales
Allis-Chalmera
Ala Lacrosse
Unlonista
Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Company
AvebiRan Cy
Ind
AFL Uidon
Strikers Here Will Get Paid Compensation
Denver report states 10 striking workers of the Greeley Tee and Storage company will receive unemployment compensation after a state unemployment commission decision. The workers, organized by the APL Teamsters and Operating Engineers unions, walked out over a demanded union recognition contract with wage and hour guarantees. The commission indicated continued operation of the plant would affect eligibility. A formal resolution was expected later today.
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Denver
Arilene H. King
State
Greeley Tee and Storage Company
Stuployes
Jon B Ming
Pha Commission
Weil Go
Ing
APL
Lindbergh Advocates Noninvolvement in War
U S Senatorial hearing features Charles A. Lindbergh arguing that American involvement would extend the war and bloodshed without changing its course. He warns Britain’s defeat should not be hastened, and criticizes unilateral arms commitments. Col. McCormick supports occupying certain island possessions if needed to deter German attacks. Lindbergh recalls receiving a German order from Goering in 1935 during a Paris visit.
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Washington
Feb
Charles A. Lindbergh
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations
Lindbergh
Lindvergh
Britain
Carnally
Peploratte
Phendeller
McCormick
Senate
Rovert de McCormick
Pulligher
Chicago Tribune
Peltish
Germany
United States
Azores
Portuguse
mid-Atlantic
Senator Bacley
T-Ky
Crewe
Aly
Cox
Greece
Leon
Benutue Pepper
D-la
Cinderék
Lindbergh's
Pepper
Lindberght
Paris
Lili
Marshal Goorin
U. S
Lindbargh
Amerian
Beeman
Goering
Unclear proposal on unity of Fort Worth and Southern regions
Associated Press report from Weaver in February notes President Robert Wice of Colorada and Southey Hathway responding to views on unifying Fort Worth and Denver City Hallway and the Celo rada do Souther with a focus on economic reasons. The piece mentions Wice and Hathway advocating for a merger or alliance to boost the economy and regional cohesion.
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Associated Press
Weaver
Robert Wice
Ie Colorada & Southey Hathway
Fort Worth
Denver
Foy Econony
Italian Students Demonstrate Near U S Embassy
A scattered crowd of Italian students demonstrated near the United States embassy in Rome on a February afternoon. They carried banners referencing Malan and Germany and shouted slogans in favor of democracy, while speeches or confrontations appeared muted and no arrests were reported.
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Rome
Malan
Minga
United States
Vaughn Named Indiana Post Manager in 1941 Shuffle
Guy R. Vaughn is appointed to a Indiana post by Associated Seed Growers. He leaves Greeley after 12 years as manager to lead sales in Indianapolis. George, a senior student at College Night School, and Mrs. Vaughn travel March 31. The Greeley branch of Associated Seed Growers began in 1917 and focuses on seed crops in Colorado Arkansas Valley and western slope areas.
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Associated Seed Grisyers
New Haven
Cou
Rolex Cranchey Urruont
United States
G. OR. Vausin
Greeley
Ds Leamsferred
Indianapal Mu
Whet
Pruwessen Ala
Ment
Fisk
Grenley
Seventeenth Street
Mrg. Fisk
Reveh Geenley
William Reid, Jr
Greeley Shire
Lya Yeoh
Poston
Associated Seed Growers
Ing
Geeeley
Colorado
Arkansas Valley
New Mexico
Nebraska
Wells Insists He Heard Shot At His Home
Fort Collins notes insistence by Mrs Gath er Wells, mother of Frank Wells, 65, that her son was not shot at his home. Wells, in hospital after an apparent wound, claims a shot was heard at the hog pen area Sunday evening before he collapsed. Sheriff Gus Anderson and deputies pursue leads as Wells slowly improves.
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Fort Collins
Frank Wells
Wells
Tishoe
Weil, Tegtman
Weld
Tomy
Gus Anderson
Yort Colling
Wella
Anderson
Uving
Aull
Sun
Jammy
Bynday
Wrayel
Uae
Tyne
Bos
Supreme Court hears rattler trial exhibit argument
U S Supreme Court heard a case over using two live rattlesnakes as a trial exhibit in a Los Angeles murder trial. Morris Lavine argued the snakes unduly influenced jurors and affected the defendant’s fate while the state contended the deadly snakes were part of the alleged crime involving Robert S. James and a co-defendant who allegedly killed his wife in 1933 by strangling and disposing of the body in a bathtub and fish pond.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
Morris Lavine
Lavine
Robert S. James
Htc Ee
James
Ake
House Adopts Amendment To End Presidential Lease-Lend
Washington Feb 6 Congress moved to curb presidential lease lend powers by a Democratic amendment. The House tentatively approved a Greynour plan to restrict wartime contracts and extend oversight, while Republicans pressed for tighter limits. A separate vote failed to push a broader funding cut, and neutralities were debated with ship contracts under scrutiny. A theft report notes a magneto stolen from a Denver area vehicle was recovered.
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House
Washington
Kirksen Amaidiesit Uist
Dirksen
Tellig
Wiley
Beesane
Soni
Proyistan
State Closes Case Against Denver Pair
The trial ends with the state resting against Jon Senva and Walter Elor Kang of Denver on gun and assault charges. Testimony described a county road confrontation where a shotgun was seized, threats made, and a getaway toward Henger. Defense counters that officers exaggerated threats while witnesses testified amid a tense Weld County scene near Dacone and Melzig described near collapse during the panic.
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Oon
Ehursday
Jon Senva
Walter Elorkang
Denver
Wanda Sherman
Mead
Weld
Dacone
Dun Melaly
Victor
Gola
Whoavun Hat
Ohheny
Wat Hall
Torkans Cay
Hall
Henger
Melzig
Melody
Seaya
Hoykang
Hhalt
Agalialho
Awartharn
To Defendpite
Uiey
Amin
No Pledge on Navy Hull Says
A Washington debate centers on naval aid pledges and British commitments. Senate inquiries, led by Senator Vandenberg, probe whether Britain is holding out on Amoy Iuan assets and if US aid aligns with Britain’s fleet assurances. Dorothy Thompson’s excerpts are cited as context.
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Washington
Senate
Leanelend Leselier J. Baye
United States
Amoy- Iuan
Agered
Vandenberg
Rbich
Vandenburg
Dorothy Thompson
Galt
Hritainia
Four-Engined Bomber Crashes Near Ragged Mountain in Nevada
A U S Army four engine bomber crashed into the Ragged Mountain area near Lovelock Nevada while en route from Sacramento to Denver during a high altitude test. Captain M S Freeman commanded the aircraft with two officers and six crew members. A railroad worker saw the crash and authorities reported a dramatic low cloud line and smoke plume. Medical teams and Ambilweed responded to recover the crew. The last transmission indicated the plane was 50 miles east of Reno. The incident is being handled by local officials and the Army aviation authorities.
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Fraser Lovelock
Nev
Ane Eile
Sacramento
Denver
Nilesing
M. 5. Freeman
McGlellan Field
Salt Lake City
Olthy
Rehe
W. W. Parks
Wallace Var Reed
CGC
San Francisco
Treensan
Gakluwit
Hagged Mountain
Jarelock
Dui
Tha Agartes
Statlin
Perahing County
Aliovite
Regone
Win
Revelye
Men
Loveluck
Teno
Patween
Tie
Timmboldt
House Debates Unemployment Compensation Bill
Colorado House debated post session unemployment compensation, with critics led by Rep. Kramer arguing for broader benefits and supporters citing aid to harvest period workers. The measure faced opposition from labor groups and allied industries while questions about beet sugar workers' inclusion and total cost were raised by Rep. Kramer and Rep. Carlam. The bill moved to a second reading after a one day delay.
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Shuwer
Colorado
Erie
Ulan
David A. Efasudl
Abwood
la Seagurnl
Colaravto
Unley
Kordham
Glenwood Springs
Tuckerson
Florence J. Kramer
Ddenver
Bia
Chak
Willan Albian Carlam
M-Greeley
Fragmented wartime crew list and events described in unclear text
A damaged passage lists crew roles and names from an unidentified unit, with scattered references to officers, positions, and aboard activities. The garbled OCR omits clear dates, places, and outcomes, leaving only partial identification of personnel and shipboard actions.
Psychiatrist Affirms American Strength Amid War Nerves
Dr Newill gate OwnesbhY, secretary of the Southern Payehlatete association, argues the United States faces nerve war and must rely on the average American’s sense of patriotism. He warns against prejudice fueling group tensions and says vigilance is essential to maintain national resolve.
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Agecciatro Dessay
WwiNig
Aalinnat Tao
Inet
Newillgate M. Ownesbhy
jSouthern Payehlatete Association
United States
Washington Journalists to Be Fingerprinted in Censorship Crackdown
Washington reporters and photographers in the White House press area were fingerprinted as part of a defense crackdown. Navy Secretary Knox announced publishers would help by avoiding publication of sensitive details while Roux urged voluntary cooperation and denied compulsory censorship. No ID badges will be issued. access requires credentials and media presence.
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Cassoviacet Nessa
Washington
Wen Todiy
National Defense Prevanciona
White House
Geerel Service
Isanetheis
Navy
Knox
Assurancon
Navy Department
Department
Roux
Jth
Vishurs
Washington News
Army pursuit craft collision leaves one pilot dead
Two army pursuit planes collided near Farmingdale in bad weather today. First Lieutenant Jalal HW. Fakin was killed when the plane crashed. Second Lieutenant Dagoph Laycock bailed out with a broken ankle.
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Farmingdale
Privy Information Service
Jala HW. Fakin
Miles
He Pitnea
Tie Alina
Hyiyber
Tenone Dagoph Laycock
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