Wardens Respond to Air Alert Across City Precincts
Wardens rushed to duty after an air alert issued by the Greeley defense council Friday evening. Precinct captains and wardens reported promptly, with five precincts missing only two men. Chief wardens praised operators and noted training completion progress as the emergency rush continued.
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Dee
Sid
Greeley
Alek
Greeley Defense Council
Blue Vubcan
Precinct
W. D. Nicholeon
Fourteent Avenue
Nichleon
Gunn
Eleventh Streat
Chfef
Aly Rald Waren
Lawrence B. Aiired
Thrteenth Avenue
Arthur Paugh
Sixth Streat
Wand 1
Carl Mckinsey
Fourteenth Avenue
Kennetts Perry
Tenth Avenue
Nattziger
Sii Vald Tores
Townsend Urges Itis Followers To Break Their Party Lines
Dr Francis E Townsend founder of the Towne send national recovery plan urged Itis followers to break party lines amid support for unanimously endorsed candidates. He described a four state regional convention of club members and outlined plans for a summer campaign to elect Congressmen sympathetic to the Townsend plan.
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Townsend
Itis
Thia
Loreatten
Chicago
Philadelphia
Sherman Bainbridge
National
Thegates
Colomil
Wyoming
New Mexico
Kosar
Nine More Sinkings In Atlantic Waters Reported
The Associated Press notes a hopeful shift toward Cuba as nine airings in Atlantic and adjacent waters are reported. The U S toll since Pearl Harbor rises to 286 cargo ships. The Dominican schooner Ta Nueva Altagercia is sunk with crew captured and later released to the Comercio. Mercedes M De Carple, 95, dies at her son's home near Gill. services planned.
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Tha Zation
Cuba
Atlantic
Pearl Iarher
State Department
Wash- Ingle
Cubs
War Department
Aubmarine
Comercio
de Garple Sles
Mercedes M. de Carple
Gill
Dawehtere
Smith Brothers
Linn Chove
Reds Silent on New Smolensk Offensive Report
A chaotic dispatch notes Soviet and German claims around Smolensk and Sevastopol. Moscow press reports indicate continued German pressure near Smolensk and Crimea while Soviet forces defend and counter.
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Smolensk
Sevastopol
Son of Local Folk Dies of Farm Injury
Kartey Adsm Pu 36 of Greeley dies from farm accident while trying to move hay stacker at his Hooper Nebraska farm. He died Sunday morning after being rushed to Dawpe County Hospital. Survived by wife Clara, infant daughter Natalia, his parents, a sister and other relatives. He grew up in Murray Nebraska and later lived in Colorado. He was part of Grace Lutheran Church and served as a church secretary.
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Kartey
Louis MH
Greeley
Milva Berth
Hooper
Nebr
Pan
Dadpe County
Aday
Pulawadorn
Murry
Cornel, Colo
Fluttsemouth Leh
Clara Setletenkoop
Keoper
Gracley
Pals
Gur Saylour
Tentheran
Sre Nin
Ciaca
Natalia Ylolce
Nls
Aeh
Louis Pule
Greels
Mira
Steons Arnisenst
Navy expansion may take steel needed by merchant fleet
Washington July 19 The $6.8 billion naval expansion plan faces steel allocation conflicts between warships and merchant vessels. Senate probes into steel supply aim to ensure enough material for the war program as debate centers on where steel will come for shipbuilding. Committee members warn that constricted steel could create a critical shortage unless production is rapidly expanded.
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Associated
Vresa
Washington
Tung
Senate
House
Truman
R-Ao
Senate Defense Investigating Committee
Drewster
R-Mi
Evik
Weather Local Forecast for Two Hours Near 8 A.M.
Two hour weather outlook ends Saturday at 8 a.m. Moderate changes expected with cooler conditions in the western region. Light scattered showers and thunderstorms target the northeast portion of the area.
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Loral
Calonada
British Subs Sink 3 Ships Near Malaya
The Admiralty reports British submarines in the Straits of Malacca attacked Japanese shipping. One submarine torpedoed and sunk a large carrier convoy, while another torpedoed and sank two large Japanese supply ships. Straits of Malacca separate Malaya and Sumatra. date not given.
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London
Straits of
Malac- Sea
Admiralty
Hiamafésip
Straits of Malacca
Dia Majesty
Orpedoed
Straits of Maiacen Saparate Millaya
Sumatra
Floods Struck Eastern Nebraska in Severe June Storm
Eastern Nebraska faced widespread damage from a June storm with heavy rainfall and high winds. Plattsmouth area flooded, rails and roads blocked, and multiple towns reported power and communication outages. The City of Denver streamliner was delayed by rain, while Falls City and Albion endured wind and flood damage.
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Owahs
Nebraska
Newinn Grove
Omaha
Transportinton
Union Facktie
Platte Center
Norfolk
Stanton
Pliger
Albion
St. Eulara
Falls City
Walov Pacific
Denver
Lp Satle
Tawaly
la Salle
Farr Elected Chairman of National Meat Board
Greeley Calw farmer and stockman Harry W Farr of the United States was elected chairman of the National Meat Board at a session today. Officials announced the leadership changes amid industry events and collective farm interests.
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Harry W. Farr
National Meat Board
Syme
Staert W. Farr
Greeley
Calw
Farmer and Stockman
Wie
Ie Nationa
Liveatuck
Ts Tyedlny
Britain Clears Coast Area To Train Troops
The British war office said a 38 square mile East Anglia area near Harwich and Ipswich will be vacated by July 20 for military training. Civilians village and farmer residents must quit the district while officials call the move a routine training preparation with no immediate warfare plan.
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Britain
London
Wal
East Anglia
Matherton
England
Holland
Warfar
Weston
Drllaln
Retailers Must File Price Lists by July 1
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration requires retailers to file price lists of controlled living commodities with Total War price and ration boards by July 1. The deadline will not be extended and thousands of paid clerks will assist local loan boards.
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Washington
Price Administration
OPA
Wxs
Takien
Loan
Rommel Trapped British Tank Forces To Turn Tide In Libya
In the Libyan theater Rommel’s forces trapped British armor near Tobruk, threatening to shift momentum toward the Axis as they maneuvered westward. Reports describe German armored divisions clashing with British units along the frontier, with British tanks ambushed and retreating under pressure. Nearby, rumors tied to a broader push toward the Nile as Axis strategy consolidates gains and isolation of Tobruk persists.
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Rommel
Libya
Egypt
Cabo
Geo
Bayat
Volunin
Bardin
Rome
Glysulie Assantit
Tobruk
Bardia
Tallue Gorvisoy
CBOE
Afrient Corps
Suort Rego
Capuzta
Homniul
Mebt
Dritons
An Suliva
Roosevelt and Churchill Map Counterblows Against Hitler
Allied leaders Roosevelt and Churchill are believed to be planning countermeasures to a potential Axis summer offensive across Europe Asia and Africa. Observers mention intelligence on German troop movements and a possible drive toward Suez while Japan positions near Siberia and Aleutians. US production strength underpins their strategy as the war enters a critical phase.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Churchill
Europe
Asia
Africa
White Mouse
Atrich
Berku
Tokyo
Hattla
Woo
London
Balkans
United States
Mediterranean
Suez
Pacific
China
Siberia
Japanese workers cleared for beet harvest in Montana
In a June report Associated Wrestl awasiiliain states immigration officials granted permission to employ Japanese agricultural workers released from government conditions. They will work in beet fields near Sidney, Montana, with Fort Lincoln and Fort Missoula cited as releases. Montana-Doko in Bort Growers Association appeals to Murray for help addressing labor shortages.
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Associated Wrestlawasiiliain
Alurray
Son in Pacific Father Delivers Scrap Rubber Drive
Sam Koenig of Windsor oil station delivered nine tons of scrap rubber in a big semi-trailer to Greenley Saturday as part of a Weld county drive named Dyensuce Hunt Weekend. His son, Richard Wasne Koenle, is a US Army Air Corps second lieutenant stationed in the Pacific. The collection aims to gather rubber for war needs, with stations paying a cent a pound. farmers can arrange pickup by calling Creeley 56.
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Sam Koenig
Windsor Oil
Greeley
Nu Ptatie
Koenig
Ims Con
Richard Wasne Koenle
U.S Army Air Corps
Sotur
Weld
Ray Ticker
Tiuber Collection
Sat Wrilay
Creeley
Trout Gate
Rucker
Henderson Offers To Quit If Solons Make It Condition
Washington reports Prion administrator Leon Henderson offered to resign if Congress would condition approval on budget cuts to fund OPA price ceilings. He urged preservation of subsidies and argued funds for production costs and administration must come from federal sources, tying his future to Roosevelt’s wishes amid ongoing patronage disputes. American League results followed, detailing New York and Cleveland outcomes and other NL/AL scores.
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Henderson
Solons
Washington
Prion
Leon Henderson
Congress
Iigeitine
OPA
Roosevent
Henderson Nag
Conguniore
GFA
AFC
Varions
Haa
Senderson
Roosevelt
Hitler Opens Big Scale Offensive For Middle East War
British dispatches report Hitler preparing a major Middle East attack to seize oil routes, demanding 2,000,000 tons of French shipping in the Mediterranean. Cripps pledged Britain will strike first when timing is right as Sevastopol battles and Suez tensions mount.
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Roger D. Greene
Associated Press
Trvitish Dispatches
Adolf Hitler
Middle East
Hal
Pierre Taal Lo
Mediterranean
Germany
Alier Developmenta
Egypt
Iraq
Tran
Persia
Turkey
Minn
Axis Sonnd
Britain
Atrick
Hitler
Sir Slatfort
Lonitvon
Ole
MuEsin
Upuniat
Washington
Condon
Chorcbill
United States
Suez
Atier
Sevastopol
Bruigh
North African Union
Kaspl
Crimean
Hilév
Caucasus
Hgynt
Smoatensk
Moscow
Egyor
Tobruk
Claude Auachinleck
Egsnt
Aris
Iadusti Sands
Dridsk Machnte
War in Brief Across Fronts as Allies Press
Allied bomber forces claim five direct hits on Japanese transport and ships in the Pacific while planning counterblows in Asia. In Europe and Africa, Allied offensives loom as Rommels lines in North Africa face pressure. RAF fighters renew heavy strikes on the French coast as Tobruk defense tightens. Moscow silence on German reports, London says British submarines sink Japanese vessels near Malacca. Far east, Chinese reports note encirclement of the 23rd Army near Lishiang on the Loph Shansi border pending further action.
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Allied
Australia
Alta
Artinle
Rahul
Washington
Roosevelt
Ghuvehih
Europe
Asia
Africa
Landon Landon
Libya
Britteh Dener
Pjcimy
Tobruk
Egypt
Moscow
Rosslaiy
Sivalensk
Gavioahs
Sevselonot
London
Admiralty
Malacca Straits
Bhungkung
China
Kevanglengerat
Jast
Tokyo
Lishsien
Loph-Shansi
Tomat
House Group Opposes Any Sales Levy Amid Tax Debate
The House committee favored pay as you go income tax deductions starting next January and rejected a broad sales or consumption levy. Treasury estimates show the new net around 6.64 billion, versus 8.7 billion in the request, with the committee awaiting final figures next week.
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Washington
Aid Viewiis
Chafrur Naughtan
DNC
Bell Mewsmen
Mothine
Treasury
Bees Swarm At Old Jail
A. solony reported a swarm of bees at the old county jail on Friday afternoon around 4 PM. The insects settled near the marine east corner and remained overnight, departing Saturday at 2 PM before returning. A Greeley beekeeper was notified to hive the bees once a ladder long enough to reach them is found.
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Wald
Thorn
Ault
Ollya Draneb
Fierce
A. Solony
Old County
Marine East
Greeley
Democrats Discuss Potential Congressional Nominees in Weld County
Weld County chairman David J. Miller and Longmont Call editor Tay Isa yon are reported as willing to accept a Democratic nomination for Congress. Local talk also centers on Worth Allen, former Greeley resident, pursuing the state supreme court seat.
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Weld
Namocrate Central Committee
Longmont
David J. Miller
Weld Conty
Tay Isayon
Pabityhey
Ware
Worth Allen
Greeley
Prema
War Dept Curbs Marriages Abroad
The War Department issued a three order policy restricting marriages of American soldiers abroad without commanding officer approval. The rule applies to military personnel on duty in foreign territories or possessions. Unofficial reports had noted marital complications since American expeditionary forces arrived. RAF raids on Le Havre were reported with fighters escorting Boston bombers. Four A g i s ships were destroyed and six British fighters were missing after the attack.
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Asociated Press
Washington
Luis
War Départment
Australia
Foringthers
Havre
London
Raady
Mada
Boston
le Havre
Agis
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Tusa Zi
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Sereena
Malaya
Harry W. Facer
Mozi
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Gordon KR. Moss
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