Realty Board Backs Opposition To Locating Japs Here
The Greeley Realty Board and city council oppose allowing Japanese to settle in the area until federal regulation or a supervising agency is provided. An influx from California and Idaho has prompted talks of restricting sales and rentals, with real estate brokers reporting reluctance to rent to Japanese families and urging owners to join a cooperative stance.
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Creeley
War In Brief Across Theatres From Burma To Africa
The dispatch reports heavy fighting in Burma near Toungoo with Chinese troops attempting to dislodge Allied forces. It notes Soviet claims of German losses in the East and Japanese raids on Port Moresby and North Africa activity. British and Italian actions span Greece to Libya, while New Guinea defenses rely on US air support. Indian fronts show Japanese advances and a Canberra report on Dutch resistance in Sumatra.
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Toungeo
Japs Renew Bombarding In Philippines
Japanese aerial bombardment of May Hay harbor defenses and American Filipino positions in the Philippines resumed today with a force of 27 bombers and supporting planes. Ground activity continued as Japanese reinforcements arrived. department reported no results yet and noted slight damage yesterday from a separate 54 bomber raid. Reports from Mindanao area and Dinives vicinity indicated Philippine troops held positions.
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Domei
U S May Halt Uncontrolled Jap Movement
Governor Carr and U S officials discuss federal supervision of evacuee movements from the Pacific coast with plans to avoid local unrest. Maj. Gen. Allen Wy Guillon notes no local detention camps in Colorado. A mass meeting in La Junta is set to discuss evacuee matters.
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War Relocation Authority
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Ita
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Ernor
U. S
Thomas
J. Morrissey
la Junta
Dlacuus
Mgr Hannaeslian
Ship Torpedoed Off Atlantic Coast Amid War News
Axis submarines sink a medium US vessel off the Atlantic coast with 36 crewmen lost and nine saved at Norfolk. Several sailors rescued near Southport and New Bern area as details emerge. Henry Ford offers Lindbergh a position in support of the war effort as aviation growth accelerates.
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Atlantic
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Death of J Newkirk DSO in air raid action
J Newkirk DSO dies in a raid over Thailand air port while piloting with the Flying Tiger? squadron. The American volunteer, credited with shooting down over twenty Japanese planes, was awarded the Distinguished Service Order this month by the British for daring operations. A friend recalls his vow to his bride that his duty was no vacation.
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Iné
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Drig
Glairata Chenjanet
Missing Since naval battles off Java early in March
United States destroyers Phillsbury and Edsall reported missing after naval actions off Java in early March. Phillsbury, commissioned December 1920 with 1090 ton displacement, and Edsall, completed September 1919, were built at Willem Cramp shipyard in Philadelphia.
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Two U S Destroyers Reported Missing After Java Battle
Washington March 21 reports say the US destroyers Pillsbury and Edsall have been missing since the Java area battle. Both ships were part of the Asiatic Fleet, each with about 195 officers and men aboard, and authorities informed the next of kin of their crews.
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Edsall
Think Japs To Invade Siberia With U S Next
London reports military experts discuss a possible Japanese invasion of Siberia before the Nazis finalize their war in western Australia. Focus areas include Vtndivostok and the Pacific theater, with U S bomber range and potential Alaska implications shaping strategy.
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Enay
Tokyo
Yokohama
Nagasaki
Vindivontik
Alaska
United Nations
Weather forecast brief for today and tonight
Colorado: Intermittent rain or snow showery periods today and early tonight. Mountain areas colder. Wyoming: Light snow and sleet, turning to light snow tonight. Temperatures mostly colder tonight with lows near subfreezing. Local 24 hour outlook ahead for Wednesday mixed precipitation and chill.
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C of C blamed for anti labor letter writing
Washington March 25 United States Chamber of Commerce blamed for an anti labor letter writing campaign. Senator Thomas Utah voiced concerns over a proposed voluntary agreement between industry and labor to curb auto shop strikes and tire boycotts while urging suspension of the 40 hour week. President Roosevelt reiterated opposition to altering the 40 hour workweek.
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House
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Rules Committee
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War Production Curbs Razor Blades and Safety Razors
Washington March 25 The War Production Board announced restrictions on safety razors and blades. The rule limits average production to one blade per week per army user for 80 days, while straight razors face separate handling. Officials expect broader measures soon and foresee tighter blade availability despite beardier needs.
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Washington
City Council Opposes Japs Locating Here
Greeley city government debated Japanese evacuees from California, quickly passing a resolution opposing settlement until police protection is assured. Mayor Wilkinson warned of possible outbreaks as casualty lists grow, while Realtors board prepared a meeting to decide housing policy for evacuees.
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Ita
Crews at City Dam Must Be Reorganized
City council meets with Water Chairman G H Capron and others to discuss WPA labor shifts. Officials say reemployment options via the Greenley office will be explored as theater managers defend their practices amid a bank lottery dispute. council takes no action.
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Alfoy
Roy Seamau
WEA
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Greeley
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Distine
Navy Raids Hit Japanese Territory in Early February and March
Box score style summary details two carrier strike reports from the Pacific. Wake Island on Feb 24 reports sunk vessels and destroyed aircraft while capturing a few prisoners. Marcus Island on March 4 claims destruction of a radio station hangars storage depots and armament and damaged air base.
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United States Pacific
Wake Island
United States Tensee
Marcus Island
United States
Officer Tells Of Destroying Jap Seaplane
Pearl Enovar. A Wake Island account by a Lightaway officer describes a February 2 air and sea assault. The force attacked coastal batteries and installations, destroying seaplanes, patrol boats, fuel barges, dredges, and storage, with underground structures damaged and hangars, magazines, and warehouses largely destroyed. None of our ships were hit.
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Wake Island
Aiveratt
Prisavera
Sugar Beet Forecast Up 25 Per Cent
Washington reports a 25 percent rise in 1942 sugar beet planting area, with the department noting farmers may increase or reduce acreage based on labor, markets, and war-time programs. Regions from Colorado to Utah show varied totals, while overall beet acreage nears 994,000 acres for 1942.
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Oid
Wake and Marcus Island Raid Report Halsey Leads US Navy Strike
A long dispatch outlines a Japanese raid near Marcus Island and Wake Island with US carriers and destroyers responding under Vice Admiral William F. Halsey. It notes minimal US losses, several enemy boats sunk, bombers destroyed fields damaged, and hints at Japanese radio installations. The piece discusses patrol ranges and strategic implications for western Pacific operations, including Wake and Marcus Islands.
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