Draft of peacetime conscription bill passes
Time frame overview of the peacetime draft plan and its political journey. The measure authorizes extensive registration and a large pool of draftees, detailing house and senate actions, presidential approval, and the administrative framework for classification and exemptions. Notable points include compulsory registration numbers, the expected November camp intake, and the broader social security and labor implications.
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Niwills House
Slynsture
St.futo
Gary
Senate
Adams
Colorado
Jamson
Gilad
Yaeinic
Netinn
IL Jiail
Sénate Ai Rouse
Sosiat
Syrilien Ito
Condevees
Folnk
Manaura
Magiens
Vallisked
Congress
Vay
Vibeltick
Itiler
Mrs Wilson Dies Friday in Greeley Hospital
Mrs Mary E Wilson 73 wife of T T Wilson of St Twollt Street died Friday night at Greeley hospital after a month long illness. She was active in the First Presbyterian church and several clubs. Survivors include husband two children Mrs Richard Hughes Denver and Hervey Wilson Long Beach CA four grandchildren and one sister Mrs McConnell Marshalltown IA Funeral services Tuesday at 10:30 from the deawing room with interment at Linu Grayn.
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Mary Eilen Wilton
T.T. Wilean
St. Twollt Street
Greeley Hospital
Inia
Wilton
Ealdenalg -Horn
Wilson
Marshalltowny
F. Graham
Wilsoi
Linu Grayn
Conservancy Board Honors Carlson for Lifetime Service
The Northern Colorado Conservancy District board approved a formal resolution honoring the late William A. Carlson, longtime director and foundational figure in the Northern Colorado Water Users Association. The motion, moved by Rey Lanven and seconded by Letford, requested a written tribute and a copy sent to Carlson’s family, noting his pivotal work on the Colorado-Big Thompson project. The resolution also expressed sympathy for Carlson’s passing and affirmed Carlson’s impact on the district and community.
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William A. Carlson
Northern Colorado Conservancy District
Northern Colorado Water Users Association
Hig
William Alldon-Carlson
Greeley Leyar
Norhhern Colorada Water Conservancy District
Sla
Carlson
Ninern Color
Ee Bgater
Conservancytrict
Ycieas
Tansen
J. M. Dilly
Saunders Attacks Gov Carr Over Tax Diversion Plan
Democratic candidate George B. Saunders blasted Gov. Carr in a Friday open speech in Weld County. He accused Carr of income tax diversion and urged reelecting Roosevelt to back the Colorado Hig Thompson project. Supporters included James H. Griffin and Bedford. rally attendees totaled about 89 at the Union Grade event.
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Ratb Carr
George B. Saunders
Leeestor
Alpy
New Deal
Saunders
Carrie
Teller Ammons
Hauoders
Colorado
Roorvelt
veadell-Will- Jehon
Roosevalts
Ath
Nunn Festival Draws Crowds With Floats and Contests
Nunn hosts its 24th Tarvask festival with a crowded street fair, exhibits in Caney work, cooking and canning, and livestock shows. A parade features twelve decorated floats. afternoon events include softball from Denver, dance performances, and a charity children's drive. winners in various categories are listed amid community club involvement.
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Nonn
Nunn
Community Club
Ladies Aid
Humdreds
Compel Fund
Denver
Montgomery
Ward
Cari Oliaven
Kurth Schluter
Paul Barnaby
Douala
June Resto Hehild
Jyek
Tacys
Camp Here Council Scouts Hold All-Council Samporee
Scouts from nearly every section of the Longs Peak county gathered at Island-Grava Park this weekend for an all-council samporee. The camp will break up Sunday afternoon after a 4:20 procession through the business district. The group will attend church Sunday morning. Chapin Wins Golf Title. Dick Chapman won the national amateur golf championship today at the Whited Foot Club course, defeating Dift McCullough Jr. of Philadelphia 31.
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Long's Peak Counol
Itsland-Grava Park
Chapman
Golf Tire Alamaropeck
Dick Chapman
McCullough, Jr
Palladelphia
Dover
Prosecutions In Eckhardt Death Likely
Prosecutors indicate two prosecutions will follow the death of Mrs. John T. Eckhardt in Greeley after a collision involving Mrs. Sickler and Mrs. Richard. Injured parties remain hospitalized. A separate judgment for damages was entered in a related case, naming J. W. Ogilow in Greeley.
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Eckhardt
Roprtesy
Robert Welsh
Salil Héce
Sickler
de Aggghter
M Richard
John TL Eckhardt
Greeley
Mra. iWebard
Mra
Richard
Sickter
Greeley Hospital
Wrecr
Anmeges
Lt & Ay
Einslidh
J. W.ogilow
Greeley Roule Unee
Enlt
Agabel Lioyt Nelson
Sugar Section Head Talks With Growers
Jorhua A Bernhardt head of the Slough Reelin of the AAA met with President Marty Clark and Secretary Harold in Greeley Saturday to discuss sugar quotas. Officials hint the import duty is blamed for the current sugar market condition and urge administration action. The Mountain States association calls for reform of the sugar bill under Agriculture's oversight.
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Jorhua A. Bernhardt
AAA
Nncagipanto
Confervat Tiv Greeley
Marty Clark
Harold 5
Hogsctl
Mountain Stites
Growers Marketing Association
Bernhardt
Mui
Teave
Notte
Mountain States Association
Agriculura
Henry A. Wallace
Ane Hs
Beerhardt Éanin
Jimmy Roosevelt Injects Himself in New Mex Vote
In New Mexico a dramatic appearance features Jimmy Roosevelt on the radio with Representative J J Dempsey. The event boosts a Democratic primary, amid race tensions between party factions. Roosevelt travels from Toa Angates Ista for a public appearance in Lehale of Democracy as voters head to a statewide congressional primary.
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Jimmy Roosevelt
Mex
Albonocratics
Fanna Roosevelt
J. J. Dempsey
Atena Democratic
Dompsny
Wadlyaporn
Penns Chayaz
Toa Angates
Congress
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Neutrals Forecast German Invasion Effort Within 48 Hours
In Weld County the Democratic Central Committee members were reelected Friday night with renewed pledges and new officers. A Roosevelt club is formed with a focus on mentorship and membership, while local candidates endorsed Miller and Anderson. Police pursued a case involving Nelson Crawford for fraud, and a Manitoba man faced a petty charge after a small theft.
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Weld County Democratic Central Committee
Asci Huing
Citra
David J. Miler
Thosa
Lor
Matrmany Pure
Wealsh
Anti Dws
Adelina, Turner
Nana Yieo Chintrwomar
AL Tho Menting
Miller, L. &, Anderson
Fort Lapian
Mre
Fern Milley
Platteville
Nayian Strong
Varvel
Grerley
Weld
Roosevelt Cin
Benator
Smith
Ault
Clairiman
David J. Mitte
Cecretdry
Ajatslols Aula
Tig
Monsvorahip
Fea
Blonhor Roosevelt Club
Rausty
Elargo
Hidmerberahip Ivive
Miller
Pindtoyile
Soring Catipaton
Telemei Cherehig Pont
Amocitte Prem Maroviv in Kanens City Article
A garbled report quotes a political scene with references to the Republican presidential administration and foreign policy. It mentions Indians and views on U S leadership, criticizing inconsistent foreign affairs stance and Franklin D. Roosevelt in a limited, unnamed context.
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Prem Maroviv
Kanens City
Sant
Liltier
Tally
Eit
United States
D. Roosevile
Showers Fall Over County In Front Page Notes
Light showers reached Greeley and Fort Lan fon with 07 reports, spreading from Garden City to Platteville and beyond. Washington Bent areas noted as heavier rain moved through the region. Members of the senate campaign investigation committee considered Roosevelt Labor Day speeches under Hatch Act constraints after a complaint by Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr. CAM National Committee chairman.
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Rafe
Greeley
Fort Lan Fon
Nis
Garden City
Platteville
Hvu
Yvana
la Bolte
Giervst
eAverstate
Tereat
Washington
Bent
Renate . Commpaign Investigation Committee
Eldy
Hoosevelt
Mittee
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Chaiman
The
Republic
CAM National
Committos
Rolls-Royce Contract Let Amid War Department Awards
Washington reports the war department awarded contracts totaling more than 243 million dollars. Rolls-Royce engines will be produced by Packard Motor Car Company of Detroit at about 82.4 million. General Motors, Mell Aircraft, and Repelite Aviation are also cited for machine guns fighter planes and other items valued around 81 million, 75.3 million, and 20 million respectively.
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Washington
Packari Mater Car Company
Detroit
Iim Rontead
War Department
Saniata
General Motors Corporation
Mell Afrcraft Corporation
Muffaloy N
Repelite Aviatio Corporation
Fardvtingdale, S
New York
Senator Links Blast to Foreign Agents in Philadelphia
Philadelphia September 14 a special squad of 1450 police will guard against sabotage after a blast at the Tlerenles growder company killed at least 43 and damaged many buildings. Senator Barkowe blamed foreign agents while authorities tightened security around critical national defense sites and Navy yard areas in the postwar era.
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Atv
Benatar Borbow
Republican
New Joraey
Tlerenles Growder Company
Menthetahin
Barkowe
Staten
Washington
Gorasy
Philadelphia
Polfemmen
Gontzod
Innes If
MeLous
National Datenss
Industrias
Philagelphia
Herlsinn
Philadelphia’ Navy Yard
Key Point
Cormeyx Om
Nloye
Cars Collide At Blind Corner Near Gilcrest
Report of a Friday crash at a blind corner two miles west of Gilcrest. Several drivers from various towns faced fines and costs for careless driving, with police and court actions in Weld County. Names include Lord Marktex, S. f. Mer Elrath, and O. A. Blomtin. penalties ranged from $4 to $10 plus costs.
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Gilcrest
Lord Marktex
Matterino
Nme
S. F
Mer Elrath
Piattevilla Venta
Suse
Ithai
Balt Atlied
Kowth
Vision
Waedar
Jeku Ditch Wank
Courteay Patrol
Watt
Tatre
G. Engitoh
O. A. Blomtin
Seattle
Waah
Urlying
Justices
Walker
Platteville
Wellman
Denver
Costa
Canetesxa
Malf Billion Voted For South America
A conference report approved funding of 600 million dollars in loans to South American countries. Thomas Carroll, about 70, pensioner, died after a dawn roam. Former teamster, he lived in the Grealsy district. Funeral Monday at Macy’s mortuary with interment at Ling Grova.
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Sasteiales
Thenne Carrell
Tia
Mr. Carrol
Teameter
Malend
Grealsy
Yewa
Nneys
Caren
Macys Mortuary
Ling Grova
Germany Threatens to Wipe Out London as War Objective
Berlin reports London will be bombed relentlessly unless Britain surrenders. German raids hit the Low Countries and southeast coast as Nazi forces test Britain defensive lines. British authorities warn of invasion risk while air battles over Dover and Manchester intensify with continued bombardment plans.
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Germany
London
Isles
Berlin
Forseign
Men Today
Fokoetian
England
Aceh
Fandon
Britain
Kitelani
Dover
Germamfeld
France
Cart Allen
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Gov. Carr
Council Scouts
Robert JF. Graham
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First National Bank
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Crawford
Steeline Loy
Ot Newman
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