U S Aerial Reinforcements in Far East Boost War News
Washington reports renewed American air activity in the South Pacific as Japan suffers a battleship hit and a destroyer sunk. U S bomber forces returned to base after striking Davao Bay and Mindanao targets, with aerial reinforcements expected to bolster the Philippines defense. General MacArthur's troops continue to resist Japanese advances as the war widens.
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Far East
Nippon
Washington
Har Bart
Landon
Davao Bay
Mieedleer
MacArthur
Hla
Davao
Philippine
Lazo
Kirgest
Mindanao
Ib Netherlands
Manute
Daten
Sayo
Mutchmen
Hames
Netherlands
East Indies
Chacek
Hrntein
United States
Kearny Shipyard To Be Turned Back Tonight
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox announced the Kearny New Jersey plant of Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock will be returned to its owners at midnight after 144 days of navy operation. The yard, valued at 493 million dollars, was seized August 25 during a strike and authorized to resume by executive order signed by President Roosevelt. The Navy secretary said unresolved issues should be settled by negotiation and agreement.
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Washington
Scccretary
Navy
Frank Hknex
Kearny, N. 4
Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Vata
Knox Sintil
Sai the Natan
Germans and Italians Fail To Turn in Arms
Weld County Sheriff Anderson said German and Italian aliens did not surrender weapons by the Monday deadline while Japanese aliens complied. About 60 shotguns 14 rifles 6 pilots and 24 cameras were turned in along with hundreds of ammunition rounds. He warned more arms may be hidden and blamed misread deadlines for noncompliance.
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Weld County
Gue G. Andersson
Sherter Anderson
Anderson
Sevastopol Garrison Breaks German Front Lines
Reports from wartime fronts indicate Sevastopol garrison and Crimean coast operations disrupted German lines around Sevastopol while Soviet transports advanced on the Crimean west coast. Berlin concedes main line breaking as Red Army pushes toward Mozhaisk and Kerch Peninsula, with Soviet ships and aircraft targeting German positions.
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Stopal
Thad Key
Crimean
Bevagtonol
Moscow
Angalan
Adolf Hitler
Black Sea
Crimea
Yevpatartsa
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Sak
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Couniler
Lzyestia
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Sea of Azov
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Kerch
Thissia
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Kurk
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Sted Kriny
Tim
Kurak
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Ghottom
Tia Geruvins
Dobrovonsky
U. 8
Leningrad
Germany
United States
Berlin
Rudstause
Wihd
Ana
Mozhalak
Paris Journalist Warns Hitler May Seize North Africa
French journalist Jean Ledahy claims in the Front page article that Germany could invade French North Africa unless Vichy reconciles with Paris. He accuses Washington of trying to provoke a wider war to aid Nazi Africa campaign and warns of permanent Franco partition after the conflict. Admiral Leahy is cited regarding alleged plots and intelligence chatter.
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Germany
Fraier Afria
Vichy
Elasce
Horn
Nonveaux Terps
Jean Laehalye
Wohinglon
Ile
Luchaka
Franco
Willam Leahy
Boards Take Office in Weld County and Greeley
Members of Weld County and Greeley boards began term on Monday afternoon but could not start active work due to missing instructions. A central court office will host meetings, with local appointments anticipated soon. Minnie L Taftise and June Luther are noted in related civic items.
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Weld
Elly
Greeley
Washington
Mel
Archunec- Lion Uiitiona
Annie
Two Alaska brothers face near zero weather in shirt sleeves
The 12 and 13 year old brothers, Gresley Jamparataran aay Harr Ry Farmer and William, entered Meeker Junior High after moving from Kodiak where they spent five years in mild winters. A photo by Arthur Le Payne shows them marveling at a thermometer where the mercury fails to register cold. Their father Harry Farmer is a carpenter on a Kodiak project.
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Alaska
Gresley Jamparataran Aay
Harrry Farmer
William
Meeker Junior High School
Kodiak
Arthur le Payne
Harry Farmer
Abanka
Heath annual Last Squad banquet speaker announced
Pinson will be the speaker at the Heath annual Last Squad banquet and memorial of the American Legion post to be held Thursday evening in the Group of the Student Union Building on the college campus. His subject will be The Legion Its Responsibility in the Present Crisis. The Last Squad Club, formed in 1937, has 267 members and no new additions are allowed. The committee including George A. H. and George D. Adams, J. H. Gersberg, Guy Burscough, August Rhiner, Rev. G. C. J. Dell, Frank Gregory, and Ben Nafiziger organized the event. Tickets are available from committee members.
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Eard
George A. H
George D. Adams
J. H. Gersberg
Guy Burscough
August Rhiner
Rev
GC. J. Dell
Frank Gregory
Ben Nafiziger
View of Relative Power in Pacific After Munlay Raid
Associated Press assesses how Munlay's raid altered Pacific strength. It notes three director ships damaged or sunk, reducing Japan's edge from Pearl Harbor. Mentions Arizona sinking and Oklahoma oil tanker's capsizing, with cautious Navy summaries on overall ship losses and reinforcements.
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Associated Press
Pacific
Munlay
Japan
Pearl Yarhar
Philippines
Jupai
United
U. S. Pfeifia
Atlantic
U.S
Philippine
Production Goals In FDR Address
Figures from a 1943 address show wartime production targets: 125,600 airplanes, 75,000 tanks, 35,000 anti aircraft guns, and 10 million tons of shipping. The prior 1442 plan listed 60,000 airplanes, 45,000 tanks, 20,000 anti aircraft guns, and 2 million tons of shipping.
Weather forecast policy unchanged despite pending changes
The Denver weather bureau reports no order to alter the existing weather ban and restrictions despite notes that Pacific coast states might see limits eased. No temperatures or detailed forecasts are to be released publicly until formal instructions arrive, with the Greeley office and Weather company confirming continued withholding of certain data.
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Denver
Greeley
Great Weatatn Sugar Company
Bencefarthle
Elmilar
Local Phone Call Records Set Amid Cold Weather
Greeley saw a record phone day as 34 494 calls originated from the local exchange, far above the normal 23 800. The surge centered on between 1 and 2 PM, with Sterling Colorado listing 17 373 outgoing calls amid winter conditions. A college program at CSCE seeks student help for winter jobs and cash work.
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Greeley
Uonal
Bop
Cain
Sterling
Colo
Bludant
CSCE
Tin Winter Quarter
Fred Gilchrist
Coneh
Studeit
Roullege
Japs Flanking British North Of Singapore
Japanese advances surrounding Singapore and Malaya threaten British positions on both coasts. Reports describe Japanese land and air assaults, rapid advances toward Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, and warnings of supplier and communications disruptions. Allied defenses struggle as observers note heavy fighting along the Malay peninsula and coastal towns.
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Atalay
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Poulty Sula
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Kuantan Airirome
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Kieitau
Uinke Selangey
Japnarse
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Domel
Barawak
Borneo
Ichi Nichi
Tokyo
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Meanwille
Nichi
Tong Mulur Rabe Nay
Kodau
Sirabil Mamie Flicka
Malaya
Ching
Changsha
Munan
Chatigal
Norttense
Chatiysho
Javan
Ghongela
Yoollow
Qui Niles
Vehr Installed Archbishop in Denver Diocese
Archbishop Vehr, former head of the Denver archdiocese, urged loyal Catholics to support America through intellectual unity and tested faith during the installation ceremony. Notable clergymen spoke against religious and cultural threats, stressing the defense of Christian culture and national sovereignty.
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Dicnvey
Fun
Urban J. Vehr
Catholiclau
Denver
Colorato
Wyonine
John.t. Mexicholas
Chaetnnath
Loilay
Roosevelt Speech Sets Uplift for British Offensive Plan
London observers, long predicting a British direct offensive against Germany this year, say President Roosevelt's congressional address strengthens the motive by mentioning American forces stationed for the British Isles. No immediate official reaction reported.
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I Agrorbares Sree
London
Bo Aritich
Britain
Germany
British Isles
Roosevelt
Congress
CIO Leader Survey of Tool Use in Plane Production
CIO leader surveys wartime conversion of auto industry to military production under government orders. Reuther with Colonel A Robert Gluetarele. Mack truck company plant at New Bernwick, NY eyed. Also 90 Aliens Seek Citizenship. Judge Fredy W. Clark considers applications in Weld County. Turner to address First Baptist church group on political weapons of peace.
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CIO
Waahlaewa
Ben Waktou
Beutler
Mitelobite
Lel Jeater
Reuther
P. Pattayeorferson
Tommereie
New Bentwick
Ay St
OPM
Anat Fruent Kangen
University Credit Corporation
Ford Company
Baneh
GIL Pratuettan
Preacatanta
Ailiens
Weld County
Diaritet
Fredy W. Glark
Natavalins
Tnt
56 Billions Budget To Go To Wage War
President Roosevelt outlined a wartime budget and plan to expand American production for 1942. He promised 125000 planes and 75000 tanks, 35000 aircraft, 10000000 tons of steel, and heavier ships, pledging tax and bond funding to support massive military buildup and global deployments to defend the Americas and support allies. He warned of offensive and defensive actions to defeat the Axis and stressed unity and sacrifice.
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Walt
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Hope
Ull
Awil
Tie
Smeritiees 46
Nathan Ducome
Honda
Raorevelt
Talbant
Eneiy
Kuusuentl
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British Isles
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Americas
America
Europe
Roosevelt's Address on War Resolve and Allied Duty
The speech recounts President Roosevelt's wartime stance and resolve to defend America. It reflects on American choice of leadership, the global struggle against Japan and Germany, and the aim to secure liberty and security for the nation and its allies.
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