Davis Resigns as Food Admin. Marvin Jones Named Successor
President Roosevelt accepted Chester C. Davis resignation as food administrator and named Marvin Jones, a former Texas representative and judge, to take over the war food program. Davis cited insufficient authority to match the program with broad subsidy and price controls, stating public responsibility outpaced day to day control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester C. Davis
Marvin Jones
Associated Tress
Washington
Clima
Chester & Doyle
Rave
Lelling
Stalion
Davia
Marvin Sores
Touna Wei Ber
Davis
Hfe “Tatler
Rensan
England
Progran
Jones
Swan
Ta War Food Program
Nerve Oss
Texas
Slo Ae
Hose Ae
United States
James F. Hynes
Byrnee
Suru
Congress
Roosevelt
Avis Secon
Deaths and Funerals near Greeley and surrounding areas
Obituary notices list Caroline Mauch of Greeley with service at St Johns Evangelical Church and burial in an unknown grave. Marjorie Dehring Almer of Nandan North Dakota, wife of Rudolph, mother to Margaret and sister to Ed Tracy, with later arrangements. Elizabeth Cozzens of Squibeast Eston, funeral in Toon, burial in the gr ave. Triboulet Frank and Triboulet of Pierce, with service in Macy's drawing room and interment in Eaton Cemetery.
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Almer
Marjorie Dehring
Nandan
Dak
Rudolph Allmer
Margeret Allmer
B. E. Heleing
Orchard
Mra
Tracy
Agate
Calm
Frances Behring
Pasco
Wash
William
Hares
Frank &, Triboulet
Plerse
Macy's
Eaton Cemetery
Navy Reports Damage to Jap Shipping
Navy reports successful attacks in the Pacific by American forces. The tally shows 262 Japanese ships sunk or damaged, including destroyers and transports, with submarines reporting multiple vessel losses and damages. The data comes from Pacific and Far East operations and notes on ships sunk or damaged by US actions.
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Navy
Associated Preis
Weashington
Thealriscene
Mgt
Xupy
Enem
Amoylean Muhmarines
Pacific
Lewar
Kommunalyim No
Far East
Inere Transport Sante Agert
Doctors Say Briseno Sane in Murder Case
Victor Briseno, accused of murdering his common law wife Ura near Longmont, has been deemed sane at the time of the crime and now. He was returned to the Colorado Psychiatric Hospital for observation and faces trial negotiations as the district attorney seeks a jury date.
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Victor Belseng
Ura
West County
Denver
Payetat Vista
Brisenio
Grealey
Gus Anderson
Sherif George Johnson
Yeport
Yeport From the Hospital, Vacotred In Wistrlet
Charles A. Ryoter
Actus
Robert W. Davis
Victor Brisco
Bymene
Colorado Paychopattile Hospital
G. C Coffin
Hogpita
Dleg
Thay M. Drigas
Greeley
Drono
Riseno
Driseno
Pueblo
Longmont
Ana
Puebla
Laura
Mle
C. C. Onffla
Dyises
Hilsono
Briseno
OPA Sets Butyl Alcohol Price Basis After July 1
The Office of Price Administration announced in Washington on June 28 that butyl alcohol will be on an open pricing basis after July 1 due to uncertainty in the selling price of grain by the Commodity Credit Corporation after that date.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Stabilization Plan Is Granted Extension
A regional war manpower official announced a temporary extension of the stabilization plan effective since May 12. The move, backed by the WAC and manpower committee, keeps the hold-the-line order in place across Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana through August 31, 1945, aiming to maintain essential war industry jobs and manage labor transfers.
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Playmuent Slavilization PLC
Ion Ween
Jol I. McCusket
Regional War Manpower Commission
Laber
Thas Regent
Roosevelt
WAC
Mane
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
McCunker
Cusker
German Units Ordered from Russian Front
An Allied News report claims Germany has moved up to 20 divisions from the Russian front toward the west as a potential aid to counter Soviet offensives. Russian sources suggest large withdrawals, with implications for the looming summer campaign and Allied bombing priorities in Britain and the Mediterranean theater.
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Anodated
London
Simo
Franca O
Greece
Germany
Nuivea
Ing
Feyn Ween
Stremming
Reich
Dub Tolay
Auemboye Trout Soas
Maly
Russia
Scandinavia
Palegrad
Frame
Army Pursuit Plane Crashes At California Beach
A formation of low flying Army pursuit planes crashed on a California beach today as smoke and flames sprayed into the air. About a hundred surfers were sprayed by burning fuel with six seriously injured. The pilot from March Field near Riverside bailed out safely with a parachute. the name was not released. The crash occurred beside a road lined with parked cars near the beach.
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Long Deach
Call
Ouest
Army Air Force
March Field
Riverside
Wishot
British Mires Claim 400 Axis Vessels Damaged or Sunk
A joint statement from the Admiralty and government officials reports that since the war began no less than 400 Axis ships including warships, supply vessels and craft have been sunk or damaged by mines. It notes that more than 70 percent of these losses are attributed to airborne mines laid by Allied bomber and coastal commands, with strong emphasis on mine warfare over the past 13 months.
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London
Iman
Bomber Command
Afrcrall
Mrs Mauch Dies Monday in Pueblo
Mrs. Caroline Mauch, 66, died Monday at 7 20 am at Gtalo hospital Pueblo after 14 months as patient. Wife of Paul Mauch of 21st Avenue, she lived in Greely three years before hospitalization. Born November 20 1877 in Russia, Mrs Mauch came to the United States about 40 years ago and lived in Neboooks, California, Loveland and Greeley. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 pm at St John Evangelical Lutheran church with interment Linn Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Mauch
Gtalo Hospital
Puebla
Paul Mauch
Eighth Avenue
Greelay
Rusula
Sirs
Mauch
United States
Nebrooks
California
Loveland
St. John's
Elical Lutheran Church
Linn Grove
Macy's
Newsprint Imports For July Are Cut
Associated Jews Administrator Guy C Trott announced today that instructions have been sent to newsprint manufacturers to cut July deliveries to the United States by 13 percent below the amount ordered. The statement added that the plan applies to July orders pending the operation of a distribution plan the war production would oversee to cover future orders for newsprint in Canada.
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T Associated Jews
Guy C. Trott
United States
Canada
Pueblo Slaughterers Warned by Inspectors
Federal and state slaughtering permits and indemnities in Pueblo county were revoked for one man and several others warned to clean up open air slaughter fuses by Saturday under penalty of further revocation. Officials announced the action after joint investigations into machinery and safety conditions at Pueblo county slaughter facilities.
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Denyer
Pueblo County
Nort
Clem W. Colliny
OPA
Leonard Ft. Fratner
St Nazaire U-Boat Pens Blasted by Allied Air Raid
United States Eighth Air Force launched a large formation raid against St Nazaire and Mont Le Roger targets in France, causing fires and damage to Axis air bases and ships. The operation involved heavy bombers and fighters facing intense flak with limited opposition at one base, while reporting good results on all major targets.
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United States Army
RAP
Henumont-Leloger
Rouen
St. Neantra
United States
Bulgr
Dainerlean Fyers
Conmmenique
Bulls
Bulletin
St. Nazairs
Queen Mary Opens Own Victory Factory In London
Queen Mary will run a victory factory near her estate and personally supervise the assembly of electrical parts in buildings repurposed from carpenter and wheelwright shops. She announced the plan after visiting factories and was joined by other household members and local volunteers. The effort supports wartime production for soldiers.
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London
Queen Mary
Victory
Bombing Raids In Pacific Zone Are Speeded Up
A sharp surge in Pacific bombardment indicates American air forces increased operations on Saturday. Seven strikes hit Kiska in the Aleutians while Munda on New Georgia and targets in Kahiti Rekata Bay Ballastant Vila in the Solomon Islands were attacked. Bomber flights included Liberators Mitchells and Venturas with fighters supporting as anti-aircraft emplacements, airfields, supply areas, and camp zones sustained damage across multiple islands.
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Associated Penal
Washington
Pacific
Menavy
Kiska
Aleutians
Munda
New Georgia Island
Kahiti
Rekata Bay
Ballatestant
Vila
Solomon Islands
Ares
Mitchell
Ventura
Rocky Lulz
North
Pactttesland
Darwin Raid by Japanese Sees Slight Australia Damage
Allied Headquarters in Australia reports Japanese air raid on Darwin and Availa, July 28. Eighteen Japanese planes raided at mid day, with only slight damage. Two raiders shot down. nine ships escorted by equal number of Zeros. No casualties reported.
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Austraiia
Darwin
Avalaia
Denver Youth on Trial for Cliff Deaths of Two Lads
Golden Colorado district court hears 18 year old William Eugene Wynner accused of pushing a 11 year old boy from a lodge cliff at Castle Rock. Bodies of the two younger victims found at the cliff foot April 4. Wynner pleads not guilty by reason of insanity as jury selection proceeds. Conviction on first degree murder could carry life in prison.
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Denver
Cliff
Golden
Colo
William Eugene Wynner
Silo Fiindt
Castle Rock
Idles of Plindt
Lly
Donald Dattas
Ciltr
Young Wymer
Jimflensly
Grant Flays Gov't Out in Nowaprint
Washington June 28 Rev Grant charged newspapers face choking by government handouts while WPB urged cuts in newsprint use by 5 percent starting July. He said inconsistent actions show a gap between recommendations and policy and warned presses to resist pro rata reductions.
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Grant
Washington
iGind
WPB
War Production Board
Isnd
Ivan
Naval Academy Course Reduced To Three Years
President Roosevelt signed a law reducing the Naval Academy instruction period from four to three years during wartime. The action, issued at Washington, shortens training while maintaining program standards.
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Naval Academy
Prass
Washington
Logialh
Roosevelt
Weekly earnings rise in manufacturing wages
A historical economic note reports average weekly earnings in manufacturing increasing from 24.82 to 8.54 dollars per week, reflecting rising payrolls in the sector. The figures include time references and indicate rising labor compensation during the period.
Nazis Predict Invasion Blow By Saturday
In London and Stockholm reports floated that a Brilal-American invasion would begin by this coming Saturday. No exact date or details on timing were provided, while Axis statements earlier hinted at Allied actions in theater. The news follows earlier claims of dates for Allied moves abroad.
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London
Stockholm
Pofula
Axia
Ellelting Kormethon
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Tok Doyis
Latto
M&d.i
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Cozzzens
Elizabeth Cozzens
Eston
Berthes
Ynrrawing
Ent
Jinn Grave
Briseno Sane
Calif, Beach
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BOA Ees
Alia Duspensaata
Anes Bering Tele
OUR Gang
St. Nazaire
Victory Factory
Quartermaster Corps
Goring
Pacific Zone
J. C. Karrington
Kha Rock Inland Railroad
Weld
Nite
Bruno and
Bregerick
Robert Preston Lynn Barri
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America
Wedicine
Ann. Corio
Jack Benny
Ann Sheridan
Charles Coburn
Hattie McDaniel
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