Churchill Wins Confidence Vote Over AEF Policy With One Nays
London report notes Prime Minister Churchill secured broad support for war policy and the American Expeditionary Force with only James Maxton of the Independent Labour Party voting against. The debate touched on war production, U.S. troop arrivals, and defense measures for northern Ireland. Churchill stressed unity with the United States and pledged to end the war promptly.
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Churchill
AEF
London
Pring Attaisier
James Maxton
Jock McCoyern
Campbell Elerhen
Soll
United Kingdom
Irelaps
Tha Degire
United States
Uist
Tau Ayamute
Churchil
Donald AM. Nelson
Shigayore
Nda
United Kingdon
Wat Republic
Donat M. Nelson
Gannet
Singapore
Rainforcemenia
Wiz
Ted Thi
Eritlelsm
Hig
Medan
Dennis Nowell
Several Minor Auto Wrecks in Greeley
Police report multiple minor auto wrecks in Greeley with listed names and locations. damages range from modest sums and include persons such as M B Cole, W H Whitten, Helen Taylor, and others at intersections on Ninth Street Fourth Avenue and surrounding blocks.
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Greeley
M. B. Cole
Atrent
Willian Wallace Whitten
McCook
Teamsters Turn 8 Millions To U.S. Without Interest
Datt Tobin, an official of an AFL union affiliate, announced authority to turn about $8.9 million over to the federal government without interest. He plans to confer with treasury officials in Washington and seek a means to transfer the funds for national use.
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Fla
Tobin
Federal
Treasury
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Internationals Executive Board
United States
Mayor La Guardia weighs quitting civil defense post
Washington reports that Mayor Fiorello La Guardia met with President Roosevelt and said he may quit as civil defense director to focus on being mayor or join the army. Other items note a missing eightyearold boy found dead in a blizzard, and Interstate Commerce Commission approving a 19 percent fare increase for bus lines. The Senate ratified a treaty obligating Mexico to pay the United States 40 million dollars for agearian and general claims dating back to 1785. Sabotage blamed for power outages in the Rand Gold Mining District after explosions near Victoria Falls. Japan hints it may push to end French Indo-China influence if hostility ends.
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Mercal
Washington
Fiorello la Guardia
New York
Roosevelt
Terward
Atill
Civiliag Defense
Coubt
Senate
United States
Mexico
America
Claine
Cone
New Pastor For Methodist Students Here
The Tey Lloyd W Barnard has been engaged as youth pastor for the First Atethon ge chavel church. He studies at Itt? School of Choningy in Neo yor and will receive a master of theology in June. He will serve half time in the community while on campus campaigns until graduation and is a graduate of Meton dree College at Lebanon, Mituels. He has pastored in Beecher City Wh Greenville Okanville ML Lafayette and Lonisville churches. The Barnards reside at 1596 Feirteenth avenues.
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Tey
Lioyd W. Barnard
Ecampna
Metondree College
Lebanon
Mituels
Beecher City
Greenville
Okanville
Wr Lafayette
Lonisville
Colorado
Mrg
Barnard
Feirteenth Avenues
Ickes Sees Bigger Sugar Output in Caribbean Isles
Secretary Ickes stated the United States territories in the Caribbean will boost sugar production in 1942. He will ask President Roosevelt to lift all quota restrictions on imports from Puerto Rico and other areas. Puerto Rico shipped 994,837 tons last year, with 209,000 tons more expected under current quotas. Panama and Costa Rica projections also indicate large increases for 1942.
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Washington
Ickes
United States
Roosevelt
Fuerte Rios
Farladle Loi
Puerto Rico
Punita
Rica
Three Inches Of Snow Here Reported In District
Reports from the Great Western Sugar substation west of Greeley indicate up to three inches of moisture and snowfall through Thursday afternoon. Telephonic updates from Hink Hugh near Eggort along the Poudre canyon say about four inches fell, with the mercury at 32 degrees as snow continues.
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Greeley
Greetey
Great Western Sugar Company
Hink Hugh
Eggort
Poudre Canon
Mercury
Fry
House Not To Probe Pearl Harbor Affair
The House declined 14 to 6 to undertake a supplementary inquiry into the Pearl Harbor disaster. The vote tabled the motion to request documentary evidence for the president's commission led by Justin Owen Roberts. Secretary Stimson urged unity in Pacific defense while Nimitz and Andrews assumed command roles. Clark D-MVJ criticized equipment flow, urging more planes for the Philippines.
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Justin Owen Roberts
Firs Ume
Mons
le Minv
Chetrman Vinson
D-Go
Stimson
New Unity
Britain
Iass
Crete
Saimeon
Chester W. Nimitz
Hawalil
Panama Canal Zone
Cort
Frank M. Andrews
Army Air Force Fy
Tim
Caribbean
Silmaan
Archibald Wavell
Stinson
Iceland
Philippines
Masartnni
Fhippines
Clark
Trial night session in Ireland damages case continues
Night session on March 1939 high water at Raxelder Creek pursued in district court before Judge Coffin. C. M. Ireland seeks 13 160 dollars against Freury Dyn Irelgation District for damages to reservoirs and water loss. Trial aimed to conclude that night though no immediate decision expected.
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C. M. Ireland
Raxelder Creek
District
C. CG. Coffin
Coffin
Weather Temperatures for Selected Cities
Temperatures listed for Acharillo Chicago Denver El Paso Kansan City New Orleans Oklahoma City Garly Washington include ranges from a low to high in each locale. Notable readings show Denver 0 to 33 and Chicago 43 to 21 reflecting daily variance across locations.
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Acharillo
Chicago
Denver
Il Paso
Kansan City
New Orleans
Oklahom
C City
Garly Washington
Hitler Restores Ousted Generals Through Compromise
London reports the German high command reached a compromise with Hitler restoring generals Von Bock Von Sunderedt Von Leeb and others to lead new armies. The price is said to curb Himmler and shift power back toward the regime. Himmler remains a potent force as the Nazi party seeks to expand influence during the eastern campaign. Frick nears retirement, paving the way for changes in the government ministries.
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London
Bie Zeitung
Adolf Fitter
Hitler
She Ald
Atrate Piste
Orlish Ministry of Information
von Bock
von Sunderedt
von Leeb
Aither
Himanler
Wilhelm Frick
Nathan
Frick
Mrs Barnett Demonstration Clubs' Choice
Mrs Barnett Demonstration Clubs chose Mre Andy Tarnelt of Eaton as president at Weld county Tank demonstration tidy. About 300 women attended from across the county. Mrs Barnett succeeds Mrs Oscar Salberg as president with Mrs Howard Nines as vice president and Mrs David Milliken as secretary. Retiring officers were Mrs Salberg, Mrs Barnett as vice president, Mrs George Mosier secretary, and Mrs Ninetiies treasurer.
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Andy Tarnelt
Eaton
Weld
the Elks Club
Ata Barnett
Oscar Salberg
Otheehaw
Ava Mra
Howard Nines Infres
Creeley
Atre
Dh Dolsee
Milliken
Carl Teale
Jobmelown
Mra
Salbeg
Barnett
Atrs
George Mosier
Ninetiies
Red Cross Exceeds Weld County Fundraising Goal
Weld county reports total Red Cross receipts of 13 278 08, surpassing the 15 900 emergency goal. Several communities have met their reported targets in the drive.
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Weld County
Ted Cross
13 Jap Airplanes Downed in Burma
Bargoon Burma January 21 sharp shooting Yonker and British pilots wiped out a Japanese fighter sweep over the Rangoon area this afternoon destroying 13 enemy planes and possibly four more without a loss. The Western allies claim further heavy action in the front.
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Bargoon
Ryan
Jan
Hie Cloud
Decker Rangoon
Wriny
War Department Reports Heavy Enemy Losses on Balow Peninsla
War Department dispatches from Washington dated January 29 state that Japanese infantry assaults on General Donglin At Arluit’s bed on the Balow Peninsula were repelled by American artillery fire. The communique notes two enemy transports destroyed or set afire in the Amak Papen area, two enemy fighters shot down, and a third damaged, while American bombers returned safely to base.
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Cantscintell Press
Washington
Department
Saults
Donglin
Artluit
Balow
Matnagar Strats
Tony Bulayla
Invasion Threat Near Singapore As Pacific War Rages
As Japanese forces press toward Singapore, reports place invaders within about 30 miles of the island. Allied and American sources discuss heavy naval battles and aerial losses, with guarantees of counterattacks along the Malaysian coast and the Java invasion objective.
Ickes Sees Tanker Loss Tightens East Supply
Secretary Ickes warned that a tanker loss would further tighten oil supply in the eastern United States. He cited diversion of vessels to war service and noted ongoing pipeline issues as a constraint on distribution.
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Ickes
East
Prenay
Washington
Hhes
Perater
Washington Thinks Nazis Shifted Sub Warfare to U S Coasts
The Associated Press reports Marauding U boats off Texas waters indicate Germany has shifted a major portion of its submarine warfare to American coasts. Evidence suggests a broader, coordinated campaign with more U boat strength than earlier solo prowls.
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Washington
Coasts of
America
T Associated
Jno
Texas
Germany
Nazis Advance Near Bengasi On Sirte Gulf
German and Italian forces push toward Bengasi and the Gulf of Sirte as Rommel accelerates a counteroffensive in North Africa. British and Allied troops retreat and redeploy while Soviet reports note naval disruptions and Axis pressure along the Mediterranean front.
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Bengasi
Sirte Gulf
Russia
Dumléee Wets
Seimelliig
North Africa
Mukroulit
Wen Conmand
Gengast
Far Pacific
Rommel
Erwin Rommel
Hmck
Bengusi
Gulf of
Sirte
Mosuel
Reghma
Duland
Sengant
Ukralne
Lispatches
Semeon ‘Tiureshenko
Kvalne
Nextianaporta
Arcue
Norway
Washington
Communist Party
Sokesman
Kuibyssey
Mihail Givi Itov
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Uvsky
All Abourd Norwegian Tanker Were Saved
Report on January 2 from Boston states the crew of 23 aboard a Norwegian tanker torpedoed off Nova Scotia on January 21 were saved after two torpedoes split the vessel. Captain Frank Times survived along with several others. survivors were taken to Shelburne with one ankle injury. Canadian yard officials later examined the wreckage. Funeral notices follow.
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Boston
Nova Scot
Mebing
Frank Tines
Shelburne
Titez
Defense Stamp Free Show for Children in Greeley
A defense stamp free show for children will be held Saturday at 10 am at Sterling Theater for youngsters in Greeley and Weld County. Robert M. Gilbert announces the event run by the defense bond committee. Children from grade school and junior high may attend, each admitted with a 10 cent defense stamp purchased at the Sterling ticket window. The stamp remains with the child and the show is free to entrants who bring or begin a stamp book. Sterling management provides the film and cartoon, with Fred Gihriss directing the defense stamp sale and Stanya in charge of the program.
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Sterling Theater
Greeley
Weld County
Robert M. Gilbert
Defense Bond
Sterling
Fred Giichriss
Defense
Dairies Talk Conservation In Deliveries
The Greeley Dairymen's Association approved a plan to conserve bottle and crate usage in milk wholesale and retail deliveries to support national defense. They will eliminate Sunday retail deliveries and urge housewives to return bottles promptly to save resources, part of the broader conservation effort.
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Bie Elly
Greeley Dairymen's Association
Morrison's
Ute
Shiva
National Defense
New Naval Bill Returned To House
The bill to authorize construction of 1 798 salvitary naval vessels at an estimated cost of 3 150. The measure also authorizes expenditure of 730 000 50 for fortening tion of ordinary utilities.
Colorado Adopts Nationwide Daylight Time Shift
Denver reports Colorado officials announce the adoption of the new daylight saving time standard. Governor Ireland and Attorney General Gall urge businesses and industries to adjust working hours to the new time to conserve daylight. Congress supports interstate operations by the shifted schedule, while intra state business is urged to comply.
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Denver
Congress
Uume
Carr
Pierce Youth Way Casualty Notice Aboard Navy Vessel
Mr and Mrs E C Philips of Protea received word from the War Department that their son Milo B Philips is missing in action after serving eight years in the U S Navy. No further news has been received. The family previously lived in PalNina and Milo sailed on water lifer, shore duties noted.
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Mro
E. C. Philips
Protea
Uhe U3
War Department
Milo B
PalNina
Ein
U. S. Navy
Three Casper youths confess to local thefts
Casper deputies report three Denver youths ages 14 to 17 confessed to a spree that included stealing a Murray automobile, a gas station pump, and items from Casper and nearby towns. They admitted driving to Glenrock and delivering the car to Greeley before abandoning it near Casper. Police also traced another car theft to Douglas, with plans to flee the state.
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Casper
Jay
Lass
Denver
Norty
Glenrack
Wyn
Philip Gavan
Raymod Quintana
Clyde Monetoyn
le Casper
Sherif
Gus
Murray
Greeley
Wyoming
Tokyo Seeks Surrender of Corregidor Troops
A Tokyo dispatch requests the surrender of Corregidor forces at Manila Bay. The message to the Japanese commander did not indicate a reply was received, and its authenticity could not be confirmed from the report.
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Tokyo
Unite States
Falami
Cors Regidor
Manila
Bay
Murmoniter
Lazon
Defense Office Being Set Up In Court House
A central Weld county defense office was being set up at the court house on Thursday in the Bizet Moor area. Stant, chairman of the county defense committee, said records would be kept of community defense councils and civilian instruction programs. Volunteers for civilian response roles would register with their qualifications and work types to be drawn from as needed.
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Weld
Bizet
WS. Stant
Wea
Mie
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Share
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Wala
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Lee
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Wyo
Timm
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