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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1942

Page

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Gas Rate Cut Ordered For Greeley Gas & Fuel

Federal action lowers wholesale and retail gas rates across several utilities, including Greeley Gas & Fuel. The commission orders a $20,000 annual wholesale reduction for Greeley and $119,000 yearly wholesale cut for the Colorado Wyoming Gas Company. Other Colorado towns receive estimated reductions. Manager Linisay Roberts notes schedule details unsettled but anticipates immediate bill impacts.

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Battle reports from Murmansk and Eastern Front action

Soviet dispatches say 68 German planes raided Murmansk as 16 raiders and defenders clashed over the Arctic port during Allied aid convoys. Reports note heavy fighting near Leningrad Smolensk and a thawed Donets river battles, with German and Soviet forces sustaining losses amid a global war context.

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Four Japanese Planes Downed At Corregidor

Washington reports that four Japanese planes were shot down during a February night attack on Corregidor at the entrance to Manila Bay. Defenders says anti aircraft batteries halted the assault, with casualties and repairs noted. The report cites a total of seven enemy planes shot down since a renewed aerial campaign began two days earlier over the Philippines.

Washington War Department Tollny Ma- Tila Bay Bataan Ibn Departmenct Philippines

War In Brief in World War II News Reel

An Italian broadcast heard in London via Reuters reports field movements and clashes in North Africa, including armored cars withdrawing near At Kima, and ongoing patrols to protect supply lines. The report notes British and Italian naval action, with damage to a Ventura cruiser and a merchant vessel at Valletta, and mentions Allied counteroffensives against Japan as part of broader war activity.

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India Japan talks on aid and Burma pressure deepen during war

London March 16 report says Cripps met Indian leaders to smooth domestic tensions and unite manpower for the Allies amid border concerns with Burma. Meanwhile two Chinese columns moved from Botme toward Thailand region, threatening Japanese positions.

Japan India Baule Burma Gatoway Ste Stafford Cripps Indlia London Routora Chuneking Botme

Four Pronged Assault Against Japan Outlined

Read like a wartime briefing from Washington, the piece sketches a four pronged Allied plan to strike Japan across China, India, Australia and Hawaii. It notes logistics hurdles, ship shortages, and new supply routes via the Arabian Sea and Calcutta as key factors shaping the push toward breaking Japanese defense in the Pacific theater.

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Weather Local 24 Hours Summary

Local forecast reports a high of 49 and a low of 14 degrees for the 24 hours ending 8 am Thursday. Minor temperature changes are noted tonight with small squalls in the mountains.

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Chinese Forces Reported Invading Thai Territory

A report credits Chinese forces with attempting to relieve pressure on Allied troops in central Asia. Two strong units were said to have invaded Japanese controlled Thailand as tensions rise. Thailand borders northern Burma, increasing regional volatility.

Presenta Goria Thailand Burma

Bombers batter Inland toxia near Bianna bay

A war department bulletin reported 64 Jayantsa heavy bombers attacked American defended Inland toxia at the entrance to Bianna bay in a six hour battle.

Philippines War Department Toxia Bianna Bay

New Hangs Self in City Jail in Night

Thomas W. Low, 60, a well known farmer near Greeley, committed suicide in the city jail after a car collision on Fairfield street. He was found hanged in a cell, death ruled self-inflicted by coroner T. G. Wilmoth. Survivors include his wife and three children, with relatives in Greeley and nearby areas.

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Russians Penetrate Staraya Russa in Nazi Frontline Move

Russian troops reportedly penetrated the outskirts of Staraya Russa, hub of the Nazi 16th Army, with a counterattack supported by tanks and planes. Soviet reports claim heavy enemy losses, exceeding 140,000 in casualties, as a raiding air party struck north of the city to free prisoners. The Kalinin front communique says all enemy counterattacks were repulsed with heavy losses.

Associated Freee Moscow Red Army Patiraya 16Th Army Corman Bovlet Sinoyo Russa Forjumen Kalinin

Evacuation Orders Put Japanese in Defensive Zone

Western defense authorities announce March 29 evacuation rules for Japanese residents in Oregon Washington California and Arizona. Areas designated as relocation zones will house up to 16 000 evacuees with centers planned near Santa Anita Tulare Marysville and Pinedale to support orderly movement and confinement under military authority.

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Bedford to Run as Democrat for Colorado Governor

Denver March 28 Bedford longtime state treasurer announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor. He pledged tax relief and war victory focus, urging nationwide unity and a just peace. Reports say State Senator H Meson H. Smith may also seek the Democrat nomination, with other officials considered potential Republicans if Governor Cart retires.

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Arnold Links Standard Oil Pact to Nazi Ties Shortages

New York March 26 Arnold says Standard Oil of New Jersey formed a Nazi linked cartel with Farben to curb independent firms and choke rubber production. He testified to a Senate committee asserting the pact delayed synthetic rubber patents and worsened wartime shortages.

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Raid Wardens Appointed for Precincts in City List

The city appoints air raid wardens for precincts with a meeting set for Thursday night to organize. Wardens are named for three precincts with designated addresses and assistants, including Arthur Paugh and Carl McKining among others, as Denver is noted as a potential inland target.

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Turks Recall Diplomats to Axis and Britain

Mixed dispatches report in Rome and Istanbul on March 26 as Turkey's ties with Axis powers and discussions in Germany influence Turkish diplomacy. King George VI will address the nation, a bomber crash near Oregon prompts rescue of seven crew members, highlighting wartime events and civilian defense.

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Guard Cutter Destroyed In Caribbean Action

The navy says coast guard cutter Arady was shelled and sunk in the Caribbean, presumed by enemy submarine. About 20 to 35 crewmen were aboard. rescue efforts followed as reports indicated abandonment near Guadeloupe. The vessel, built in 1919, served in transport and rescue roles before loss amid wartime dangers.

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Dynamite Kills Three at Quarry Blast

A quarry blast at Bethlehem Portland Cement works killed three workers and injured fourteen others. Investigators say 24 boxes of dynamite were used in a planned explosion near the Ringed Iron Road. bodies and mangled remains littered the site as rescue crews and shocked families gathered.

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Reclamation Revenue Recommended for Big Thompson

The report outlines interim appropriations bill allocations for power revenue supporting the Colorado Big Thompson system. It proposes $100,000 for operation and maintenance of the Colorado project and similar sums for Nebraska and Wyoming irrigation efforts, plus payments to the Karamers Irrigation District and Northport project administration.

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Japanese Air and Land Operations Stir Burma Front

New Delhi reports March 24 on Japanese and allied forces pushing into Burma, with mixed Thai and anti British Burmese elements aiding. The campaign targets the Irrawaddy route and coastward fronts, as Chinese and British forces defend positions north of Mong Tung and in the Andaman area, with heavy casualties and ongoing strategic maneuvers around Rangoon and Mandalay.

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Walkout Closes Textile Plants as 12,000 Idle in Fall River

A textile industry walkout idled about 12,000 of Fall River's 17,000 workers today as loom operatives and other key staff struck for a third day. A general meeting was convened to discuss the stoppage and possible resolutions.

Ammoerated Pema Fall River

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