Russians Hit German Forces Near Minsk Front in Eastern War Tale
NBC reports from Istanbul and Moscow describe Soviet and Allied maneuvers in the eastern theater. Claims include Russian advances toward Minsk, German setbacks in Poland, and British French pressure on Axis forces in the Middle East and Syria.
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New Employment Record Hit in May Labor Report
Secretary Perkins reported in Washington that total unemployed persons rose to a new all time high of 38.78 million in May. She noted that payrolls totaled 500,000 above 1920 peak and that every major employment group showed substantial gains from April to May, signaling broad improvement.
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Secretary of Labor
Perking
Army Bill Seeks $10 Billion for Roosevelt Era Forces
Washington June 28 a large Army bill for ten billion dollars was sent to the Villa House. The $10,884,821,025 supply measure adapts a conference report previously approved by the House to fund the army for Roosevelt era needs.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Tle Sangle
Volunteers to Work Free In Registering 21 Year Olds
A large turnout in Moscow and surrounding areas leads to July 1 registration drive for 21 year olds at courthouses. North Weld volunteers join court staff and other offices in assisting the second selective service registration phase.
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Nort
Histner
North West
Arate
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Roin Gyncley
Agi
Howard Tiss
Jehenna Uunteman
Pearl At. Voth
Haltie McMurd
J. Tahatood
Aled T. Howard
Charles A. Jolson
Matt Preston
Tiugh Drake
Donald L. Stewart
Mowewa L. Zella
Lewis Wallace
Harry Bricbon
Clays Melalord
Gibert Haruhi
Hinton
Roy E. Johnson
Kersey
Fieravee Denny
Sy Fins
Melyin Strathrafer
Lastle
George 8. Ball
Pierce
Brakeman Drowns Near Alliance in Nevada
An Alliance Nevada brakeman drowned near the town when a derailment caused a locomotive to plunge into mood waters. The worker, named locally as a 28 year old Adams County farmer, survived a shock and was treated at a Denver hospital after the incident.
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Canard
Denver
Truck Hearings Set for New or Extended Tuckion Routes
Interstate Commerce Commission representatives will hear requests in Denver on August 27 for certificates of public convenience and necessity. Bevin Transportation Company of Sterling, Colorado, seeks authority to operate new or extended trucking routes into Colorado and Nebraska including potential use for wool and coal transport.
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Denver
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Colorado
Nebraska
Price Slump Blamed On Henderson Amid Federal Probe
The article notes a price slump blamed on Henderson with Wheat down 4.6 and cotton falling sharply. Calls arise for federal action to curb below parity prices and for investigations by the Federal Trade Commission into prices, rates, and profits of manufacturers nationwide. Senator Thomas funds proposed removal of officials setting prices below parity.
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Foi Moran
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Power To Devalue Dollar Under Roosevelts Authority
Washington June 29 a Senate vote renews the Presidents power to devalue the dollar and use a 2 billion stabilization fund for two years. The measure faced opposition, with an amendment to end reform powers defeated 40 to 22. Debate centered on the impact of currency depreciation on defense bonds and insured policies amid a struggling world economy.
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Roosevelt Signs Bill Extends FHA Powers and Grand Lake Fund
President Roosevelt signed a bill extending the federal housing administration powers for three more years to July 1, 1911 and boosting loan authority to five billion dollars. The act also appropriates 183,925,923 dollars for the interior department for the year starting July 2, and includes the Colorado Thompson project and Grand Lake Fund provisions. The FHA powers would have lapsed without new legislation.
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Roosevelt
Federal Housing Administration
Interior Department
Colorado
Thowipson
FAA
Marines Sent to London for Embassy Communications
The Navy department said in May that a small detachment of Marines, three officers and 60 men, was sent to London to facilitate communications between U S offices and the ambassadorial establishment. The move expands overseas service and adds watch duties to relieve the overburdened embassy staff.
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Navy
London
United States
Sepsratea
Fleeshorn
Train collision near Bora injures five motorists
A train collision near Bora last night injured five people including Jona 27 Glon and four others. The accident occurred at an interchange section of the railroad pad aminer near town, with one Desyver and Tie Grawite Wealera among those reported hurt.
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Bora
All-Out Power For Roosevelt Is Proposed
A Wallington report states supporters want Congress to declare a national emergency. This would give President Roosevelt authority to direct defense moves, retain service members, and mobilize state guards and reserve officers without prior congressional approval.
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Wallington
Tday
Congress
Editatiderdnehief
War Department
Kunreen
Army Buys Six Million Pounds Argentina Beef
The army purchased six million pounds of South American canned corned beef for the Chicago quartermaster depot. The contract is the largest ever awarded for South American meat and prices range from 0.2192 to 0.2193 per pound.
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Army
Argentina
Chicago
Subway Strike Threat Ended in New York
Mayor F. announced an agreement between the city and transit workers resolved a threatened strike. CIO president PAM Murray and city officials approved terms to preserve operations while deciding on future concessions and working conditions.
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Fraseport Workera Woton
Pam Murray
CIO
Greeley Industry Water Supply Hope From Seaman Dam
Vanderhoof says lack of water for Greeley industry can be solved by completing Milton Seaman Dam and expanding the pipeline. He notes 2,000,000 gallons capacity and 35 miles of pipe replacement with 27 inch steel to attract factories while Poudre River flow limits rights. Local manufacturers, including Marich Industries, weigh in on securing steady power and water for new plants.
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Rarlich Industries
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Matsch
Mataeta
Atriadine Otter Farm
Wiel Coldera
Metal shortages ripple through local industry and farming
The report notes defense metal and tubing shortages hitting local trade and manufacturing. Firms struggle to obtain zinc for galvanizing and a range of tools and appliances falter. Farmers eye storage pressure as grain and wheat prospects rise, while car agencies face delayed deliveries and a surge of new car demand.
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25 Planes to Fly At Sunday Mercy Flight Show
About 25 planes expected at Sunday's air show and Mercy Flight event. Denver and Fort Collins units of Colorato Air Reserve participate along with the Denver Pilot Club and Nebraska teams. Free air show from 2 PM to 7 PM at Creelay airport, with plan to drop medicine by plane and a mercy train display.
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Wray Youth Kills Mother and Ends His Life
In Wray Colorado on June 28 a 20 year old David Churchill killed his mother Mazel Clarent and then shot himself after leaving the body on a country road. Authorities say Churchill was found dead near Hin Guurehill with a 22 caliber pistol used in the double tragedy.
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Baseball Today: Joe DiMaggio Near Modern Hit Record
June 28 report from Philadelphia notes Joe DiMaggio within one game of tying the modern hit record after a double in the third inning as the Yankees faced the Athletics in a night contest. Other box score details cover Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, and St Louis games with multiple pitchers and runs.
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George Fister Wolds
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Idaho trio held after forged check passes in burglary
Idaho residents Steve Clack Nell Barnett and Shovite Johnson were arrested in Fort Morgan Nebr after a forged check for 57.71 was passed at Mavitt's coffee shop. Officers found almost $200 in cash on Clack. The trio had fled toward Idaho after a burglary at Uerthend Lumber Co. and a fuel station robbery in the same night.
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Sondition Griileat Condition of Willian Mecarly at Enter
Unclear text appears to describe an event at the Greeley tnsplink on a Sunday, mentioning individuals Willian Mecarly and a condition or state. The readable fragments indicate a local or small event with names and an informal note.
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Vemalniel
Greeley
Tnsplink
Mystery illness hits 200 at Williamsport picnic
A wave of sudden sickness struck 200 people at a Williamsport picnic, with authorities unsure of cause. Ambulances and fire units aided victims as hospitals admitted many in serious but improving condition. Authorities planned tests on food and beverages amid reports of possible contamination.
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Hot Weather Boosts City Water Use
A Saturday report by Reese F. Seanan notes rising city water consumption due to heat. Authorities warn supplies are strained as residents push hoses and irrigation systems to the limit, with daily delivery targets around seven million gallons being met and monitored.
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