Oil Concession War Over Sakhalin Sparks Alarm
Russian government threats imperil Japanese oil concessions on Sakhalin as Moscow demands control. Officials warn of potential armed action while Tokyo considers responses amid mounting sanctions and a Soviet push to repudiate foreign agreements. The dispute centers on oil rights, maritime routes, and possible seizure of property.
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Krciss Takyd
Japan
Musata
Tom Sakhalin
Tour Moscow
AL Moscow
Shigenortogo
Nese Nubaseadur
A. Lavrovsky
Nikolwevalt
Massree
GOC
Japahee
Trevise
Nrisea Crang Suviut
Hines
Rotor Alvis
Sakanji Subi
Obvinist
Dibyer eAgnies
Mateute
Sns Pornitiios
Hatch Bill Hits Young Democrats Hard in Relief Act Fight
Washington July 20 The Hatch bill to curb political activity by federal employees draws criticism from Charles H. Shreve executive secretary of the nation’s Young Democratic Club who estimates up to 50 000 of the clubs 5 000 000 members could be affected by the measure while the House presses to restore teeth to the bill amid a bipartisan coalition victory. The Senate later approved minor House changes and sent the measure toward the president’s desk as party leaders debate procedures and potential conference to resolve differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington City 21
Charles H. Shreve
Young Democratic Club
Young Democratic Organization
Shreve
Washington
Houre
House Judiciary Connyiutes
Py Roosevelt
Workington
Senate
Hatch
Pica
Sevilur Guteh
New Mexico
Uatch
Cotm
House
Lions Clubs To Meet In Mayana in 1940
Lions Clubs to convene in Mayana, 1940. International talks and local exhibits noted, with plans for domestic affairs and market activities. unclear details and fragmented text references to Cuba, New Year, and transfers.
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Lions
Mayana
Berthoud Banker Recovers From Second Story Fall
Berthoud banker and farmer Lawstein, 50, of Kinhamn, was hospitalized in Longmont after a fall from a second story window at a large brick home in Kinhamn. He suffered a sprained ankle and wrist, a head laceration, and other injuries but was reported improving. He reportedly walked in his sleep before the fall.
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Lawstein
Berthoud
Johnstown
Longmont
Kin Hamn
Herth
Hein
R.broxen
Veln
Faribaud Hare
Aroge
Sia Largo
Summit Sheriff Seeks Warrants for Green Mountain Dam Workers
Summit County Sheriff John W. Lee announced warrants for six to seven workers at Green Mountain Dam on riot charges. At the same time 61 inmates at Colorado Penitentiary No. 1 were kept on bread and water after a sinking meal amid a strike by 76 workers. The warrants, issued in Denver by the Colorado In-Quiria commission, target strikers allegedly ordered to leave the dam site. The dam area remains tense as unions press for recognition and higher wages.
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Summit
Green Mountain
Canon City
Tely
Wardop Row
Best
Colorado Peniter
Gary
Conyvicta All Trustys
Green Moutter Dam
Colo
John VW. Les
Summ
Sveen Mowntuin Dam
Lee
Disteler
Wm. J. Meehan
Engla
Denver
Colorado In- Quairia Commission
Paul Atul
Ellsworth
White
Win
Dora
Paul White
Alk. Anderson
Swort
Meehan
Uedum
Colorado
Thampsax
Kremmitng
American Federation of Libor
Monte
Neutrality Delay Hurts Business Says Roosevelt
President Roosevelt told reporters that delaying neutrality legislation would harm business and warned senators delaying action risked jeopardizing economic gains. He cited business leaders who favor waiting for Congress to reconvene next year to assess war risks before acting.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Frits
Prnay
Congress
Agaested
Senate
Moosevelt
Cougars Move Greeley Night Game Date Change
Hingham Young University Cougars rescheduled their football camp game with Greeley State to Friday night November 27 at 8 o'clock instead of Saturday afternoon October 22. Athletic Director John W. Janock announced the change, noting it was to allow more Greeley fans to attend. The decision followed Kimball’s approval and reflects a broader trend of night games in the fall schedule with Colorado College and a Fort Warren opponent.
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Hingham .Young University Gougars
Greeley
John W. Jancock
Faille Kimball
U. Kimball
Los Angeles
Southern California
Lore Il
Colorado College
Fort Warren
Farmer Burned in Gasoline Blast Near Keenesburg
J. L. Ealey, 31, a farmer near Keenesburg, was burned to second and third degree after a hammer spark ignited gasoline as he opened a plug of a barrel. The blaze spread to nearby bedding. Ealey’s arms and hands were burned. He was treated in Keenesburg and later transferred to Greeley General Hospital on Friday.
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J. L. Ealey
Keenesburg
Bageling
Auning
Ealey
Greeley Hospital
Summer Term Enrollment Sets New All Time Record
Antorade State College reports summer session enrollment reaching 2.82 persons, an all time high. Final regis tration figures last summer stood at 2,730, a decrease of about 95 students from the current term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antorade State College of Muucalion
Taxes To Be Delinquent August 1 Warned By Witwer
County Treasurer Here Voy E Witwar warned Weld County taxpayers that all unpaid taxes become delinquent on August 1 and draw eight percent interest from that date. Those who paid the first half must also pay the second half before August 1 to avoid penalty.
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Voy E. Witwar
Heat Record Set At Eaton High as Thermometer Surges
A string of extreme readings swept Eaton with temperatures reaching 111 degrees at the Dalton sugar factory around 3:30 PM, topping the previous record of 110. Greeley stations reported 106 at Public Service and 105 at the sugar factory. A sharp night drop to 50 degrees followed a brisk late night wind.
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Eaton
Dalton
Greeley group heads to Central City for Yeomen performance
A group of Greeley residents plans a Friday trip to Central City for the Yeomen of the United musical and Gillert Solivan opera performances. About 235 people will ride buses and private cars, with return planned Saturday morning. Publicity and transport arrangements span county offices and local associations. Two more trips are slated for the US government project with total allocations of 575,000 dollars, covering Mars Ban and Weld counties plus the Regge area.
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Myo
Ted
Greeley Peobile
Budenta al Sheralinge
Greeley Niguel
Priforminee
Tha United
Gillert
Solivan Opera
Eh Hoor
Centra City Ora Flunseling
Torhe Groztey Groap
Greeley
Central City
Greekey
department of publicationg_at_ the college
Rea Mortynnes
Morgan
Denver Pastors Urge Stricter Police Regulation of Night Clubs
Denver July 21. The Rev. Clarence W Kemper president of the Denver Ministerial Alliance and the Rev 8 4 Mathieson vice president of the Colorado Council of Churches issued a statement urging religious and welfare organizations to support a drive for stricter police regulation of night clubs. William E Guthnas manager of safety has opened a drive for new rules to govern the club.
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Denver
Clarence W. Kemper
Denver Ministerial Alliance
Mathieson
Colorado Council of Churches
William E. Guthnas
Clute
Right of Northern Colorado Men To Work on Grand Lake Project
Labor trouble centers on right of Northern Colorado men to work on the Grand Lake project. J. M. Die, manager of the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District, says a closed shop contract is being pushed by the American Federation of Labor toward the Water Conservation company for the four million dollar Green Mountain project. He argues it would lock out nonunion labor and slow progress toward completing the dam.
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Colorado
Grand Lake
Greaf
Dilke
Avidenen
Ditle
Germany Seeks Danzig by Peaceful Means Says Leader
Berlin reports a German official declares Berlin aims to resolve the Danzig issue without force, seeking a peaceful settlement. Observers note rising tensions on the streets of the Free City with Polish and German interests clashing along the frontier as inquiries proceed.
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Germany
Danzig
Berlin
Desig
Sofia
Stefch
Neira
Dangly
Uumber
Naat SA Waon
Dan
Pollah
Manele
Aly
Forest Fires in Colorado Brought Under Control
Firefighters used a calmer wind to extend control over a large blaze ten miles southwest of Denver as fire crews and volunteers battled stubborn flames. A Roosevelt National Forest blaze near Toland and Roblinville was halted early, with minimal damage. The report notes no major changes as winds stay light.
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Roosevelt National Foveal
Tolland
Roblinavile
Dr Crane and Wyoming Officials Visit Here Friday
Dr Arthur G Geane president of the University of Wyoming leads a group of ten faculty members and administrative board delegates to Lip College. The party includes Pruing and other college leaders from Colorado Lint College. They discuss dormitory preparations and campus facilities.
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Dr. Crane
Wyoming
Arthur G. Geane
University of Wyoming
Faculty of
Wyoming University
Inatliitics
Werd Innchear
Ransom Demanded For American Kidnapped Donkey Boy
A ransom of five thousand dollars was sought in a kidnapping case involving an American and two donkey boys. The note from the abductors, addressed to Dr. Jacob Golder of Cleveland, urged payment by Friday to avoid harm. The boy and donkey companions were taken near Jerusalem, with authorities questioned and efforts continuing to secure release.
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Jornanten
Rry
K. Guidner
Mozadeep
Td- Miporsky
Leslie Dealee
Unt
Goldner
Jacob Golder
Gloveland
GithGr
Joasivin Priday
Tmrry Geroutin
Goldnera
Kidinjing
Jerusalem
Phnisdhy
Aulterines
Ty Uwelias Foldner
George Warewarty
Assassination Plot Involving Three Japanese Leaders
A fragmented report describes a planned assassination of three japanese leaders tied to a conspiracy. Names and details are obscured by garbled OCR but indicate high level targets and security concerns amid tense political intrigue.
Weld Welfare Office Mails July Pension Checks
Weld County Welfare office reports July pension checks totaling 1,885 recipients and a July allotment of 62,003.02 dollars. County Treasurer Harvey Winner distributing the July allotment, with other welfare disbursements across direct relief, blind aid, dependent children, public works, and tuberculosis assistance numbers compared to the previous month.
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Weld
Avally
Harvey
Una
Wier
Dole
West
Dr Clark Frasier Guest of Brother Here
Dr Clark Frasier visits Brother here Abi Prastes and family guests at a college in Hbnestion. His wife Mid Uiree and children arrive to stay for a week and are joined by Willord Frasier amid college celebrations and American Legion duties in Wilmington.
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Dr. Clark Frasier
Abi
Prastes
Direvtee
Bastin
Weil
Tin Cy'patey Nyite
Ieee
Tie
Wee Willord Frasier
Cailleges Ieee
Finn Bere
Peadter
Visby Ft
Beasters Peruliy
Ant
Enillege
Weld Homes Clearance Survey Findings Reported
Reports from Weld County Public Health detail a statewide effort on shum clearance with no widespread bontes or acute issues found. The documents, gathered by health workers, cover Santa and nearby areas but show no complete county survey or immediate large-scale projects underway.
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Earth Department
Weli County
Shale
Yomaha
Santa
Weainto Health Department
Gaverito’s
Weld
Cael
Raguren
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Congressman Cummings
Te Paninia Canal
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International
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Painia
Alex Kindslater
Mr. Kindslater
Harry Fare
William Farr
Lucerne
Mr. Kindstater
Pelrikin Hill
Cougars
Witwer
Hendin
Philadelphia
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Douglis
Jamas Most
Count Makin
Alemytas
Kaivahei Yous
Yoshii Malavdaha
Polito
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Alton
Weld Welfare Office
Silverton
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