Churchill Seeks Anglo U S Naval Cooperation In War Waters
In London Churchill asserts Britain and the United States will cooperate to guard the Atlantic and Iceland areas. He says American aid will include war supplies and naval support to deter Nazi advances, while Washington will send matériel to Britain. He stresses Iceland’s defense is strategically vital and that joint naval action could be mutually advantageous in dangerous waters. The talk follows rising German moves on the eastern front and in North Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eresar
London
Wie Mon
Churchill
Hans Yoi
United States
Teeland
Britain
Iceland
Glarchil
Ieeland
Hiller
Dritain
Germay
Germany
United States of America
Western Hemisphere
Adolf Hitler
White Russia
Tle
Moscow
Hutzkrieg
Uullethy
Russia
Dvina
Cookeyman
Roosevelt
U. S
Berlin
Azores
Cape Verde Talande
Dakar
Keene
West Africa
Hitler
Ligh
Tunsia
Easten
Thaltle
Parna
Vilfandi
Estonia
Ostray
Annin
Leningad
Gandon
Ce Ussr
Trere
Mnciing
Cormans
Willkie Backs Bases in Ireland and Scotland
After a White House lunch Wendell Willkie said he favored American military bases in Northern Ireland and Scotland to aid Britain. He stressed the view was his own and not Roosevelt’s, and urged steps to keep sea lanes open while noting Iceland occupation remained a question.
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Willkie
White House
Northern Ireland
Scotland
Washington, Duly
Britain
Wendell L. Wilhie
Hoosevelt
Iceland
Wilkle
Sugar Company Experts View Agricultural Experiments as Needed
Experts from Sugar Company and state agricultural departments met in Weld County to review mechanical thinning experiments on sugar beets. Demonstrations covered single seed planting, cracked seed testing, and water-saving irrigation methods aimed at boosting yields and conserving water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Company
Dopariant
Great Western Sugarcom
Beny
Colorado
Nebraska
Tas Group
Re Mes
Windsor
Raulph Tatridge
Welih Nm
Vichy Seeks Armistice in Syrian Conflict
A clea r communique reports General Henri Deutz authorized to halt arms to Syria and Lebanon. The move aims to end prolonged frictions between Vichy France and Allied powers, signaling a desire to ease suffering of civilians in the region.
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Syria
Henri Deutz
Rioner
Lebanon
Silenelag
Deleul
Vichy
Special Early Show at Kiva Exhibits Jiddies and Films
Manager John Stall announces a Saturday 9:40 am showing at the Kiva theatre featuring The Adventures of Dayton Marvel and the new King of the Royal Mounted. A second feature stars Charles Garrett in Medical Painted Springs, with Zanet Gray’s King of the Royal Mount ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stall
Kiva
Weatored
Lnst Eban
Dayton Marvel
Olnpler
Ucher
Zanet Gray
U S Notifies Italy Americans Should Be Allowed to Depart
The U S embassy in Rome informs the Italian government that it expects lifting of Italy's ban on departure of its citizens from the United States. It submitted a formal request for permission to depart and asserted readiness to leave once approval is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Italy
Rome
Jintisae
Sonpt Ufting
Haly
United Statea
Crating
Roosevelt to seek doubled lend lease and defense funds
President Roosevelt will ask Congress for additional appropriations for both defense and the lend lease program. Sources say the lend lease request could be doubled from 7 billion dollars, with figures targeting the army and domestic defense while noting revised estimates from Budget Director Harold Stimson.
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Roosevelt
Pavel Washington
Congress
Flousé
Harold BD
Powers Move To End War in South America
Sumner Welles, acting secretary of state, announced that the United States Argentina and Brazil urged Peru and Kenya to establish a ten nation border on disputed territory after a combined envoy recommendation. The three nations asked Peru and Kenya to form a joint border line while free governments pledged support to end the conflict in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Asscedaia
Washington
United States
Argentina
Broa
Peru
Kenta
Sumner Welles
Eile
UN Envoya
Kender
Pokod
Suete
Churchill Complains of Wheeler Talk About Iceland
Associated Press report notes Prime Minister Winston Churchill protested a July 3 statement by Senator Wheeler about US forces possibly occupying Iceland. Stephen Early said the dispatch from Churchill through the state department expressed concern over the Ireland move and that the communication was officially corrected to the press. Wheeler defended democracy and said Congress and the executive branch derive powers from the people, while noting public knowledge of wartime steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wanimuiog
Winston Ciuretyi
Seraator Wheeler
D-Mouth
Ielind
Stephen Early
Wheceler
Mureau
Wheeler
Dizout
Churchill
State Department
Ireland
Tarry
Early
Capitol Bill
Chavelil
Evans Soldier Shot Dead in Army Camp
Corporal Floyd J. Hehnalder, 23, of Company GB at the Twenty-seventh training battalion, was found dead from a bullet wound in his room at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. The body was discovered as authorities begin inquiries and funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Associated Press
Fort Lenard
Wood
Floyd J. Hehnalder
Caplieersraining Battalion
Emma F. Seteneuter Evang
Cole
Boeicter
Jay Jonehy
Rody Ia
Greeley
Missouri
Feneral Wome
Navy Has F D R Orders to Fire at Bases
Navy Secretary Knox said President Roosevelt told the Navy to fire if needed to protect Atlantic approaches and keep lanes open to outposts amid renewed enemy activity. He refused to interpret the Iceland incident beyond stating the President’s orders aimed at broader actions than earlier. Also reports from the same conference noted questions about the Atlantic patrol’s reach and potential action. In college softball scores, Minnesota beat Nebraska 0 to 2 and New Mexico 4 to 0 over Utah. a sourd forfeiture to Arizona is listed.
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Washington
Kane
Roosevelt
Navy
Atlantic
United States
Hoonevelt
Tentant
Knox
Thesilay Ware
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wile
New Mexico
Aizen
Clash Over Strip Mining Ends With Injuries in Pennsylvania
In Potterie near Pottsville twelve miners and eight detectives were injured as a clash erupted over coal stripping operations at Donaldson. About 2,000 bootleg miners gathered as shots were fired, leaving several wounded and others battered by a crowd.
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Associated Pree
Potterie
Donaldson
Pottsville
Votlaylite Hospital
Ley
Sherif J. M. Brobst
Leen
Milea
Dodaville
Corteale Construction Company
Iikens
Ruaviind
Minera Aresue
Tinw
Donaldeon
Ualgiah
Lidower
Vichy Reports Nazis Slowed On Fifth Day Front
Vichy authorities claim German advances are halted on the Russian front for a fifth day with only two minor setbacks noted. French circles report rumored Finnish, German, and Romanian unit movements in central sectors. Reports also mention leadership changes among German and Romanian commands and surprise at Russian tank quality.
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Vichy
France
Patelakalepel
Novograd Volynski
Ukraine
Moscow
Sigmund Jdst
le Antonescu
Wheatter
Gallelan
Vieby
Band Concert Thursday Night at Colorado State College
Colorado State College of Education division of music presents a campus garden theatre concert in the evening under the direction of Carl G. Melamies. The program includes noontime and evening pieces with soprano soloist, band and chorus performances, and instrumental numbers featuring trios, marches, and a trumpet piece. The event is scheduled for Thursday night at 7 p.m. on the campus garden theatre with a varied program of classical and light music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Staite College of Education
Rinse
Ronegrt Chorus
Carl G. Melamies
Rioting in Lusamer After Independence Day Service
Rioters clashed between sympathizers of a totalitarian faction near the shrine of the Virgin of Lolan, six miles west of here during an Independence Day service. Police arrested three members of the Argentina Nationalist Youth, after a fist fight escalated to gunplay. Argentina marks 125 years of independence.
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Presa
Buenos
Demeralia
Lusamer
Here
Yirgly
Lalan
Ue Argentina
Pollea
Arslon Nacionalizta Argentina
Argentina
Three Army Bombers Out of Gas Crash Near Maders Calif
Three Army bombers ran out of fuel and crashed near Maders California while en route to March Field. One airman was killed, Sergean C. Bervon of Savannah Georgia, and another injured. The two remaining bombers were from Savannah. The accident occurred last night and the injured was treated at a while hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presses Maders
Calif
Pagolhie
Ici
Sergean
C. Rervon
Bayanah
Carlt
Vientia Hoepslad
Savmanih
Pfield, Calft
Aly Raid Shelter Theme at College Recreation Hour
CSUBS campus hosts a college recreation hour with an air raid shelter theme. Advance publicity invites attendees to "await the blue kries" and to aid sea shelter efforts at Gunter hall with prompt participation at 7 30 o clock in the girls gymnasium.
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College Recreation Hour
Percy Clapp
Csubs
Guth
Henne
Gunter Hal
Gages
Rlythyen
Gymnision
Minox Thefts Reported To Sheriff's Office
Thieves struck the Henhuld Hefsick area and Kenney on Tuesday night, with Walter Yong of Savernnes reporting a missing Grant Wrdst watch and glasses. A pile of clothes was found nearby as authorities note the loss of personal items and a number of unspecified valuables.
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Sheriff's Office
Tps
Henhuld Hefsick
Kenney
Ehecift
Walter Yong
Savernnes
Swirytg
Gryerinue Sune
Mother of J. C. Casey Dead in Arkansas
Mrs. Casey, mother of J. C. Casey of Gyulisne, died after a long illness. The funeral procession to Siloam Springs, Arkansas, followed a Wednesday departure with JC. Casey and family planning to attend the state teacher’s college reunion. Survivors include her daughter Mrs. W. C. Fairs of Sloan Springs and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Casey
Arkansas
Casey
Stloain Springs
Local Weld County Draft Board Inducts 20 Men
North Weld draft board members attended an induction ceremony at the depot near Denver. President Vasbrouck and Secretary Kelley spoke as 20 local workers from Greeley and nearby towns were slated for induction into the U.S. Army. Names include Tom Melahant and Roger Richard among others.
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Weld County
U.S. Army
Gore View
Denver
Atl
North Weld
Mie Lntow
Troltie Depot
Tresident
Jaco Vasbrouck
W. W. Kelley
Tacey W. Parr
Bow
Greeley
Ayn Tom
Melahant
Little Falls
Mit
Roger
Richard
Thork Springs
Wye
Myratt
Ring of Saginaw
New Brilliant Lights To Be Installed In City
The city council approved a plan to install a new lighting system at key intersections. A special low rate schedule from Utilities manager Giorey will fund the project, with mercury vapor and sodium lamps planned to enhance wattage and safety citywide.
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Antowice
Giorey
Uight
Mercury
Eighth Avenue
Mightenth Street
Ninth Street
Uber
Sugar payments to Puerto Rico and others under 1934 program
The Agriculture Department released a list detailing sugar program disbursements totaling about 47 million dollars to 110,244 producers in Hawaii Puerto Rico and the U S mainland. The United States Sugar Corporation of Clewiston led with 470 007 in payments under an excise tax based system intended to spread market access and fair prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assarseted
Prean Washtigin
Prierte Rlcan
B.C
Agutrra
Agleutre Department
United States
Sivar Corporation of Clewiston, PLC
Hla Countey
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Pices
Colorado
American Crystal Sugar Co
Denver
Wyouligg
J. A. Compton
Wor Toni
Builders Return to Jobs at Barracks Project
AFL building trades workers end weeklong strike at Jefferson Barracks Missouri on the army’s 34 million dollar project. Defense mediation board handled the dispute disrupting Michigan plant and delaying Charlestown Indiana ordnance works.
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Freest
American Federation of Labor
Wuilding Trades Workers
Lhe Army
Jefferson Barracks
Tepanaton
Afl-Gunttet! Acta Workere
Defense Mediation Board
Michigan
Morgie Walker
AFI
Electricw Workera
Grain Crop Worth Over Three Billions This Year
Grain crop prospects show domestic yields across wheat, corn, oats and rye totaling about 3.2 billion dollars, a gain of roughly 700 million from last year. Analysts forecast the harvest to be the country’s most valuable since 1929, based on current market conditions and yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casteeiatal Press
Dshtenga
Rangi Teat
American Red Cross Nurses Missing After Torpedoing
British vessel carrying Red Cross nurses was torpedoed near a British port. Six nurses are missing, four rescued in good condition after a two week ordeal at sea. Names of missing and rescued listed, with further notes on other crew and missions to support the Harvard hospital in southern England.
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Red Cross
Wrehington
Amertia
Cross
Eupland Sias
Mucces
Dorothes
Kaestn
Osikosl
Lillian Peanteaky
Stet Crasn
Red Cross Murses
Dilich
Mangdam
Keil Gross
Tarvard
Somer
England
Rath
Winston Satem
N. G
No Washington
Mis Maxina
Loomis A Nyyan
Spring Uctt
Dass
First Round Results In Pro Gelf Tourney
Pro Golf Tourney opens with many matches across cities. Notable results include fasceiated Preasy Chevy His defeating Jun Fogerty in Chicago and Bil Oakley beating Earl Fry in Palos Verdes. Other scores show multiple 1 up and 2 up decisions amid early eliminations, with players from Illinois Ohio New York and Oklahoma advancing.
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Preasy Chevy His
Betver
Resalta
Nadarat Professional Golfers Association
Chicago
Jun Fogerty
Sith Tfamiltoo
Masi
7 Andoi
Bil Oakley
Palos Verdes
Frank Chanin
Bedtard
Truth
Irvinoa
East Chester
Tofenter
Joe Wich
Mobite
Alay
Denny ‘Shute
Victenge
Lay Minera
Ookeroir
Youy Penun
Dayton
William Kogieds
Hollidaysuursy
Pity Land
J. Din Foulis
Tiasrilly
Fairfield
Cole
Feunur Ott
Wilgewater
Dave M'Connell
Esser
Harry Gasslar
Gor Aleos
Calif
Okla
Saud
Lloyd Marmsgouth
Monterey Bark
Sulut
Oklahoma City
Bamb
Mike ‘Furness
Bluaford
N. Ye
Lee Koslen
Muskegon
Mich
Mark Fay
Oablsnt
Catit
Henry Tankow
Bork Worth
Five
Graig Wood
Mamavoner
Clarenes
Norswor Versity City
Byron
Ont
Toledo
Oto
Bunny Torney
Uadson
Uy Vila
Tleinteln
Nablesvilla
Ind
Bratadele
Beloven
Jukun
Hey Hoon
Hershdy
Frank Wish
Rune
Nod
Prison terms set in California bad check case
District judge Clive Coffin ordered prison terms for multiple defendants in a bad check scheme. L. G. Nolley, 92, received one to ten years for presenting a counterfeit $100 check at Valley of Swearsents in Greeley Nataly. Victor Jolmeau, 25, pleaded guilty to forging two checks and was sentenced with probation eligibility delayed. Merwin Towigers, previously jailed on a 1939 larceny conviction, faced probation revocation considerations with continued probation to July 8, 1942. Walter Boyar, 28, confessed driver in a fatal hit and run, was sentenced to one year for manslaughter. The article notes further sentencing and conditions in related cases without detailing all names or places.
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L. G. Nolley
Ana Celits
G. Coffin
Greeley
Nataly
Ting
Okidema
Victor Jolmeau
Ima
Fred Bendar
Vorktienst Nf
Wits
PBS
Merwin Tovigers
Mu Prabatkar
Rowgers
Keenesburr
Eraniasay
Apeine Helmeker
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Kerney
Ault
Greeley State College Clase
Ck Boek
McCweery
Var
Fox
Evans
F.D.R
Pennsylvania
Bartiiansky-Aschenhemner
Hoyuilen
Gretehantwatt
Franens Fearnelley
Evfkorns
Uliaat
Maclzut Gapriel
Ralph Chincun
Kostieta
Duneried
Howe Ending
Ersturwa
Peco Valley
Puerto Rican Co
Harriel
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