Roosevelt Assistance Sought as Ickes and Lewis Get No Result
Washington reports the War Labor Board urged President Roosevelt to use all government powers to enforce coal dispute orders as John L. Lewis and Interior Secretary Ickes met without progress. The board proposes actions to prevent coal supply collapse while miners and operators remain at odds.
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Roosevelt
Ickes and
Lewis
Treas
Washington
War Labor Board
Ite
Operatora
Global War At a Glance Delivers dawn strikes across Europe and Italy
War briefing by Roger Greene notes heavy RAF raids on Krefeld and Dusgeldorf amid dawn operations, Sicily and Sardinia air attacks, Naples and several Italian cities hit, and 20 of 40 Axis bombers shot down. U S planes all returned. Kremlin marks second invasion anniversary as allied fronts push on Donets. New Guinea battles yield decisive Allied gains and Japanese losses.
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Roger Greene
Presader
Adolf Hiler
Krefeld
Rijneland
Ourone
Aerosa
English Channel
Sted
Geemeny
Jenglast
Anilea Marklwest BL
Dusgeldorf
Europe
Sicily
Sardinia
Italy
Naples
Saterno
Batwagia
Gancello
Reggio Calabria
San Viovanus
Valian
Annuvelata
Calra Command
Aiiddle
Eask
Donets
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New Guinea
Destiny
Australia
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Muenster
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Dutch Gorder
Rhine
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Tulldinge
London
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le Creuisot
Rar
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le Creuset
Paris
Figelt
Air Ministry
Gall
Germany
France
Hrnghimn
Poix
Friedrichnhatert
Britain
Afl
Altec
Nagi
Hab Ss
Friedrichshafen
Maselye
Dhe Air Ministry
Costrala
Sabotage Suspects Arrested Over Munitions Faults
Washington reports 13 individuals detained on charges of sabotaging U S ordnance at the Antone Tire Works in Spencerport New York. Edgar Hoover announced arrests for allegedly loading powder and passing rejected material while inspectors had previously rejected parts. Individuals named include Amerigo Antonelli Hennie Piica Jobo Deritis Joseph Deritis Dominick Bartolo Angelo Costanza and Frank Dianchin.
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Associatal Brass
Washington
Edgar Hoover
Rochester
United States Armed Forces
Antone Tire Works Company, Inc
Spencerport
Tioover
Federal
Buroau of Investigation
Burke
Amerigo Antonelli
Maly
Hennie Piica
Jobo Deritis
Rochanter
Joseph Deritis
Latimer Mines
Dominick Bartolo
Saratoga
Angelo Costanza
Italy
Frank Dianchin
Interruption Pressures Miners to Return to Pit
The war labor board set a 48 hour deadline for miners to return to the pits under terms it found acceptable. Officials cited a possible understanding between Secretary Ickes and United Mine Workers president John L. Lewis, noting any agreement must align with the board’s goodwill offer. Interior officials described high level talks with Latvia and three other UMW officers, but offered few details on progress or dates.
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Pita
War Labor Board
Enid
Ickes
Inhn Ll. Dewis
United Mini Workers
Tekes
Latvia
UMW
Interior Department
Ee Ss
29 Baboon Escape From Delta Circus Fracas
SAnsite Pregeh Delta Colo June 2 Twenty nine baboon of the Dalley Brothers circus bolted from their cage while being fed and spent the morning disrupting Delta a western Colorado town. By noon two were recaptured eight others were at large pursued near rail lines and river brges. A few baboons roamed along the edge of town chasing people while others hid in a warehouse and wheat fields. One caretaker was bitten as the animals broke for freedom and remained under a doctor’s care.
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Sansociate Pregeh Delta
Colo
Dalley Brothere
Scratic
Colorado
Beveral
Whlet
Hilta
Asford
Hoaven
Obstacle Race and Concert This Evening in Greeley
Tonight at 7 at Jackson Field Army Air Force technical training command obstacle course demonstration features 100 trainees showing 12 obstacles. Following the event a summer concert at 8:15 directed by Dr. De Forest Cline comes to the CSCE campus audience.
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Sim
Greeley
Army Air Force Technica T
Jackson Field
Arrown
CSCE
Suntner
de Forest Cline
Wall
Garden Theater
de. J. Albert Chadwick
George Willard Frasier
Alp
Forea Eong
Little Theater
Ineludlig Mentings
Minofu
Kanans
W. D. Armentront
P Fc
James Huchholtz
Pie
William B. Black
Atr
Forve Lraiicca
Ltdice
Ward Ant
Leslie Doe Lindow
Paul Moss Transfered to Greeley Patrol Office
Paul Moss of Craig, a Colorado Courtesy Patrolman since 1935, is promoted to sergeant and transferred to the Greeley division. He will head the local office, replacing the sergeant position vacated by Sat. MB. McKinney, who joined as a pharmacist. Other promotions include Kenneth Austin to Denver, Hans Handeiek to Tyner, GC Wells to Ames, and B Shes to Pueblo.
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Paul, Moss
Craig
Colorado Courteay
Greeley
Sat
MB. McKinney
Nate
Mogg
Nye
J. ©. Monnty
State Courtesy Patrol Board
Kenneth Austin
Sterling
Denver
Hans Handeiek
Limon
Tetyer
GC. Wells
Longmoal
Aimmosa
B Shes
Salida
Pueblo
Early Return to Work of Denver Strikers Expected
Denver city departments may see an early return as about 700 workers from the city highway park and other departments quit last Friday and Saturday to press wage demands. Union officials announced they would take no action to represent the walkout while negotiations continued and workers stayed off the job.
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Denver
Uio
Highway
Parka
ACBL
Teamsters Union
Knox Confident In Second Front Efforts Continue
Navy Secretary Knox said preparations for an Allied invasion of Europe are moving ahead "right along" despite Russian calls for a second front. He declined to comment on the term but said activities are ongoing, noted no Japanese interference with U.S. to Russia supply routes, and highlighted growing aircraft carrier construction and airfield support while acknowledging Mediterranean responsibilities rest with the British fleet.
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Washington
Navy
Knox
Allick
Europa
Ktox
Otstack
Europe
Eire
United States
Russia
Pacific
Tuasia
Io Fune
Fonte
Russié
Japan
Kiska Jalaid
North Pacific
Inox
Kishi
Tynes
Enting
Axta
Mediterranean
Rodeo Reserved Seats Go on Sale Wednesday
Oklahoma City July 22 approximately 250 laborers returned to work at the Douglas Aircraft company plant to lay a modification to restore operation after a 49 hour strike caused by a misunderstanding. soldiers at the army air school on the campus will receive pass tickets exchangeable for reserved seats. Students at the college this summer will be admitted free to Sunday’s show.
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Sunusl
Greeley Spud
Oklahoma City
Tuna
Trouglas Aircrade Company
Leo Bancers
Cone Tractor
Mercury Climbs to 97 Degrees in Greeley Monday
Heat wave persisted in Greeley as temperatures reached 97 degrees in the afternoon and rose to 94 by evening. Overcast skies brought a storm threat with distant thunder and possible rainfall, while humidity remained high and conditions stayed sultry all day.
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Greeley Area
Big Fires Rage in Naples After Allied Raid
Allied air forces struck Naples and nearby air stores depot at Cuncelly starting before dawn and burning 22 large fires by afternoon. British and American combatants from the Middle East command hit Calabria and Sen Clavauni areas, wrecking harbor facilities and signaling broader strikes on Mussolini’s facilities and inland cities. Major Gen. James Doolittle led twin engine bombers in the operation.
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Ty T Marola
Boyle
North Africa
Tuna 22
Naples
Cuncelly
Aosault
Britteh
Middle East
Rexglo Calabria
Sen .Glavauni
Anlgd
Musgotini
James H. Doolittte
Motorists Confused by New Traffic Light System
Motorists grew perplexed by the new traffic light system inaugurated Sunday. Police issued cautions to drivers who ran red blinking lights while explaining the rules for red, orange, and green signals and lane right of way on Highway No. 8 near Eighth Avenue.
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USA
Eighth Avenue
Eighth Ateeal Corner
Thcs
Caver
Weather Update for Town and Regions
Local forecast shows two hours of rain with temperatures near 96 to 97 high and 52 to 65 low depending on area. Colorado region expects little change this afternoon into Wednesday morning with scattered showers along eastern mountains. West of town cooler in western Wyoming area with isolated thunderstorms over mountains this afternoon and tonight.
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Colorado
Beyside
Wyoming
Ing
French Crisis Surmounted By Unified Armed Forces Plan
The French national mobilization committee approved keeping Generals Henry Giraud and Charles De Gaulle in command of their forces while forming a subcommittee. This group, including De Gaulle and Giraud, would work toward eventually merging the two French armies.
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Algier
Jung
Grenteal Crisia
Nir
Henry Giraud
Charles de Gaulle
Efect
de Geulle
Glee
Federal Soldiers Rule Detroit After 23 Die Riot
Federal troops in Detroit after a race riot left 23 dead and about 700 injured. Soldiers patrolled in jeeps and armored cars under presidential orders, as authorities reported 1,200 arrests with most victims Black. Officials claimed no organized plot, while confusion and violence spanned the city overnight.
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Detroit
Five Year Old Evans Lad Wounded Protecting Brother
In Evans a five year old boy, Ray Weinhold, was wounded in the left hand when he tried to take a revolver from his younger brother Rennie, age three, who found a 22 caliber revolver inside a car driven by Ralph Daney. Ray fell as the gun discharged, the bullet lodging in his palm but not breaking bones. The injury was treated at Greeley hospital, and the Weinhold family, residents of Earl Weinhold, reported the incident.
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Evans Lad
Gutarold Evans Boye
Ray Weinhold
Rennie
Ralph Daney
Evans
Qaney
Welthold
Ronnie
Ray
Hannile
Greeley Hospital
Weinhold
Artacra
Earl Weinhold
Varia
Daylight RAF Raids Slacken German Industry Amid Heavy Bombing
Allied air power strike across Ruhr and Belgian targets with over 700 heavy bombers. RAF and US forces claim strong results on Krefeld Dreisbach targets and Dortmund area, while London endures a heavy night raid. Losses reported on both sides, with significant damage to rail yards, steel works, and chemical plants.
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Gasso
London
Kessoa
Ruhr
Racklingiavces
Andather
Foremer
General Malora
Antwerp
United States
Rohr
Reckinghausen
Krefeld
U. S
Wuls
Garman
White
Tombers
Aweckean
British
Dominion
AlMedehters
Communigna
Mitchell’ Keimberg
RAB
Itelailatjona
France
Nautogne
Ifrefeld
Air Ministry
Rail
RAP
Navy Oil Co Deal Beyond Teapot Dome Sparks Probe
Norman Littell told the House Public Lands Committee that the navy contract with Standard Oil of California for Elk Hills and Elk Frills went beyond Teapot Dome era agreements. He asserted the terms conveyed government land to the company and demanded investigation into a government corporate partnership.
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Washington
Dime
Norman Littell
House Public Lands Committee
Standard Oil Company of
California
Navy Department
Harding
Elk di
Invest
Government
Standard
Littell
Detroit martial law declared after riots in 1930s flare
Governor Harry F. Kelly proclaimed a state of emergency in Michigan and ordered martial law for Detroit at 10 p.m. local time amid rioting. The proclamation authorized military forces to quell unrest and restore order following deadly clashes and widespread disturbance.
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Harry F. Kelly
Detroit
Mara Ribeo
Martin Law
Kelly Saie
Governo.sa
Andy F. Kelly
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