Churchill Fall in 3 Months Now Forecast
A London political source predicts Sir Stafford Cripps will unseat Winston Churchill as Britain's prime minister within three months. The claim cites Churchill's wartime leadership and notes Cripps’s rising status after becoming a cabinet ally and ambassador to Moscow. The opposition reportedly targets Churchill's decisions on Malaya, Beaverbrook, and wartime strategy, while Beaverbrook's future in Britain is debated amid calls for broader leadership changes. A street survey suggests working-class voters favor action over cautious offensives, signaling friction across Parliament.
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Stimson Guards Details On MacArthur Air Reinforcements
Secretary of War Stimson declined to confirm whether General MacArthur secured new aerial reinforcements or a larger air force. He stated that MacArthur’s raid caused heavy Japanese losses at Subic Bay and that Allied support remained strong, offering no specifics on units or timing.
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New and Old Draft Registrants To Be Called in Ratio
The army will induct by number with no age group ordering. Registrants from February 16 in the 20s and 30s to 44 age group join those registered around June 1 after a March 17 lottery. Inductions will follow a new new to old registrant ratio set by local boards. West Point class of 1942 graduating May 29 instead of June 10. A hypothetical local board of 100 men would draw 90 from new and 10 from old groups to fill an attachment.
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War In Brief North Atlantic and Pacific fronts update
March 5 dispatches report Allied forces pressing in the Pacific near Mindanao and Leyte Gulf with U.S. and Filipino troops inflicting damage on Japanese units. In Europe, Soviet forces drive toward Smolensk breaking German lines, with casualties and prisoners captured as heavy fighting continues.
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World War II Developments Across The Pacific And Africa
New Zealand and Canberra governments express full agreement on a joint plan to defend the North Pacific, sent to Roosevelt and Churchill for approval. In India, air raids prompt warnings of intensified aerial invasion risk. In North Africa, British forces hold at bay near Tobruk as German raids mark a tense front, while Malta faces ongoing air and naval strike actions.
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Mrs. Tilda Berg Dies at Lucerne
Mrs. Tilda M Berg a resident of Lucerne north of Greeley for 47 years died at her farm home on Wednesday from a heart attack after a period of declining health. Born in Gyden Feb 18 1866 she came to the United States at age 20 and married P Berg who is now deceased. Survived by three sons Tilding Berg of northern Greeley Joe Berg of Denver and Dr Alin Berg of Greenley with three grandchildren Rayong Richard and Joanna Berg. Services Friday at 2 p.m. from Macy's Drawing room Interment Linn Grove.
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Weather summary for 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Thurratay
Reported temperatures and conditions across regions. Colorado and Wyoming show warmer trends this afternoon with expected temperature changes tonight. Amarin, Chicago, Denver, Kawena City, New Orloana each show varying highs and lows. values listed include 43-26 for Amarin and 60-30 for EY Pano.
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Italian Morale Dips After U.S. War Entry
An Italian traveler from Roma reports morale fell after the United States joined the war. He notes anti fascist sentiment rising and claims the movement is gaining ground through underground channels, asserting key figures and events.
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Dutch Told To Emulate MacArthur
Lieutenant Governor Van Mook urged Java’s inhabitants to resist the Japanese and emulate General MacArthur’s defense in the Philippines. He spoke in a Java council session, urging focus on defending key areas where future opportunities to resist the Japanese might arise, noting Allies have not abandoned them.
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Armitage elected president of Herley Meal Estate board
At the annual meeting Ben A. Armitage was chosen president of the Herley Meal Estate board. John Wheeler and Tom Welsh named vice presidents, M. B. Trag an as secretary, and R. Lb. Jolson as treasurer. The five officers also serve as directors. Gravenids service at Linn Grove cemetery for L. B. Twist to be held at 11:20 Friday morning, with prior notices. Funeral was held in Denver Thursday morning.
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Linn Grove Cemetery
L. B. Twist
Denver
Contested Propaganda Tactics Mentioned in War Dispatch
The Post reports that federal agencies probe intensified Japanese propaganda aimed at sowing discord among Negroes and hindering the war effort. Washington notes Rep. James Wadsworth seeks secretary of war, while speculation links Stimson’s health to possible reappointment and Wadsworth’s selection as successor.
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Boy Scout Paper Campaign Trucks For Saturday
Hoy Scout Commissioner announces waste paper collection in Greeley. Treat trucks will operate Saturday from 8 to 12 under First Christian Church and Troop 3 of Greeley Rotary with Ben Slater as scoutmaster. All packs will coordinate with the new city zoning system assigning areas and contacting residents for weekly pickups.
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Honolulu Bombed by Lone Plane in March 4 Attack
Monell March 4 The army announced a lone high flying plane dropped three medium bombs on the outskirts of Honolulu causing little damage beyond broken windows. No deaths or injuries were reported though residents heard explosions and saw searchlights. The aircraft’s origin remained unknown.
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Government to Control Alien Japanese Labor in Weld County
Government officials plan to place alien Japanese workers under federal control or guard during evacuation of Pacific coast areas. Weld County labor leaders report Japanese labor arriving in small groups and unescorted, with some moving toward Fort Lupton and Wrightson districts. Local committees meet to set plans for year round housing, irrigation, and labor management as discussions continue.
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Mite County
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Norcross Appointed Rationing Coordinator in Weld County
Norcross has been named judicial custodian of fond rationing supplies including food books and banka. The appointment followed a formal notice from state rationing director Wicar Newton. He met with county officials to secure storage and checkout procedures for 24 hour access by rationing personnel, noting the need for clerical support and space.
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Dutch Prepare To Move Their Valuables to West Indies
Dutch authorities announce a mass transfer of operational bases and assets from Batavia to the Dutch West Indies within the United States Caribbean defense orbit in response to Japanese offensives. The move, endorsed by the Netherlands government in exile, aims to safeguard key bases as Japanese advances threaten central Java and Batavia, with airfield and port operations faced by pincers attacks and bombardments.
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Second Burlington blast kills many at munitions plant
A second explosion at a Burlington munitions factory injures and kills workers. Officials report over a dozen dead with 15 killed and six injured, debris and fire spreading through production line two. Names of the identified dead are listed as investigators inspect the scene. However, the report notes the blast—like a volcano glare—shook nearby towns and prompted a military review.
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Ralph Waldo Enlists in the Naval Reserve
Ralph Waldo Jr., a long time attorney from Weld County, was enlisted into the U S Naval Reserve. He plans to report for duty and may be summoned soon. His father Ralph E Waldo will manage his firm Waldo and Walto in the First National Bank building during the absence.
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