Crisis 60 to 90 days war risks in US Japan conflict
Analysts in Washington predict a 60 to 90 day horizon for possible war with Japan, citing lend lease debates and Axis alignments. They warn of simultaneous Atlantic and Pacific pressures and fear a strengthened Nazi effort against Britain. Reports detail German aims and Japanese axis cooperation. British advances in Libya and East Africa, plus German bombardment, frame the broader war outlook.
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War and Willkie Visit Split GOP on Lend Lease
The trip of Wendell Willkie to England to assess the war drew sarcastic reaction. He shortened his stay and then testified to the Senate on lend lease plans. Republican factions split, some condemning his support of Roosevelt policy, others backing the administration.
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German-born doctor loses citizenship over Graf Spee service
Aaron Shaddinger shot dead near his New Orleans home after a quarrel. A first slaying leaves two brain slugs found, later deemed old injuries. The case follows a prior firearms incident from 18 years earlier with no lasting effects.
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New Orleans
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Land of Liberty? Nine-year-old seeks visa at Ellis Island
Nine-year-old Michal Sterne from England visited the Statue of Liberty and arrived in the United States for a migration hearing. He lacked a visa, and authorities learned his father may have left the important document behind when the boy sailed from Lisbon.
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England
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Peace Its Wonderful
A historical report outlines Japan seeking control over Indo China through Saigon, pressuring for 80 percent of Indo China s yearly crop exports as a peace price. It notes Japanese mediation in a French Indo China conflict, naval bases near Saigon and potential war implications with the Philippines and Singapore.
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Youth Sponsor Lost in Uproar Over Controversial Group
The American Youth Congress, an umbrella of hundreds of groups formed in 1034 with reported 3.4 million members, faced sharp criticism from the Dies Committee and President Roosevelt. Mrs. Roosevelt defended the group, attending socials and speeches, but the organization now opposes selective service, aid to Britain, and accuses the nation of drifting toward dictatorship, prompting many former supporters to withdraw. Sidney Hillman and other officials reportedly declined invitations to the convention as the group reels from internal splits.
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Salaries in the United States discussed at Real Estate Institute
The Institute of Real Estate Management told its vice president that Blig salaries in the United States are fading and that excess profits taxes and emergency levies act as levelers of income. Statistics show top salaries narrowing between 43,000 and 25,000, while editor Scott a New Zealander associated with the Panama American faced deportation amid a staged crowd at Panama City’s railway station.
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St Louis Draft Evader Registers Under Assumed Name
A 28 year old Swedeth Williams was arraigned in federal court for registering under an assumed name in Duchesne County Utah on October 16 1940 contravening the Selective Training and Service Act of 1940. He allegedly used a Salt Lake City based employer to obtain the car and traveled to Utah to register with local draft board No 20. Williams faces charges of feloniously filing and neglecting duties under the act with a $2500 bond set.
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Salt Lake City
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Utah
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Duchesne County
Steamboat Springs Hotel Marks First Anniversary
Hotel Marbor in Gleamboat Springs celebrates one year of operation since opening last February. Manager Charles R Gentry offered special weekend dinners to thank guests and the people of Steamboat Springs and eastern Utah for their support.
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Hotel Marbor
Gleamboat Springs
Charles R Gentry
Civil Service Exam for Mechanic Learners Opens
Civil Service Examiners announce a mechanic learners exam at Ogden Air Depot and Vernal post office. Applicants aged six to twenty five may apply by February 18. Interested parties may contact Mr Haws for information. exam will be held at Ogden and in nearby towns.
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Jesse Haws
Civil Service
Vernal Post Office
Mr Hawa
Ogden Ruler
Daggett Uintah County Line Dispute Settled
Uintah and Daggett counties agree to recognize the original boundary map set years ago after a Uintah county commission meeting with State Tax Commission and State Representative Heber Bennion. County Clerk F L Noel says the ruling clarifies tax assessments and stops ownership near the line from being taxed by both counties.
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Salt Lake City
Heber Bennion
Daggett County
Dagrett
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Noel
Mrs Roy Templeton Escapes Injury In Auto Overturn
Mrs Roy Templeton escaped with only bruises and minor injuries Tuesday night when the car she was driving skidded on US 49 miles east of Lay and overturned in a barren pit. She said the slick highway and deep snow caused her to swing wide then cut back, sending the vehicle out of control. She was en route to Craig to meet her husband returning from Denver.
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Game Expert Quits U S Parks Service
David Ho Madsen, noted Utah state game commissioner and conservationist, announced he will resign as supervisor of fish resources in Hallanal parks to become manager of the G and Teton Taigeani Tanapeactation company. His resignation takes effect February 15 and he will oversee three lodges in the Tackeon Hole country in Wyoming with 500 beds.
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Woolgrowers Demand Public Correction Over Wool Prices
The National Wool Growers Association asks Secretary Morgenthau to correct his claim of an unwarranted rise in wool prices. Secretary Marshall says Morgenthau's reply to a prior request is irrelevant and shows ignorance. The 1940 to 1997 price record is cited as not higher recently, while growers seek fair treatment rather than higher prices.
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National Defense Commission
District Road Engineer R A Gullis Geta Advance
District Road Engineer R A Gullis Geta Advance Ray A Q Giliis for the last four years engineer for highway district No 6 with headquarters at Cedar City Web 9 assumed his new duties as assistant Utah state road commission engineer in charge of maintenance and equipment with offices at the state capitol Mr Gill fills the post formerly held by L Cate Douglas F Larson of Price district No dergher was transferred to Cedar City to succeed Mr Gilll No successor So Mr Larson was beer north Mr Gill, wt formerly was associated with the United States department of public roads entered the radi mussion service in 1921 as resident engineer at Sa fing He becané district engineer at Price by 1940 serving in Lat area for seven years The commission In ane uichie the promotion suit that Mr Gu lis would streck We unitown maintenance program throughout the state road syste
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Roosevelts visit featured local arrivals and family care
Leota and Mrs Jorgensen traveled from Roosevelt to visit. Mr and Mrs Ronald Eksund spent the weekend with Mrs Eksund's parents at Whiterocks. Calvin Jorgensen was a Roosevelt visitor Friday. Stan Nebeker took his mother to Vernal for medical care. Earl Newmyer was a Housevell visitor Friday.
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Gallehters
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Roosevelt
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Win Will
Ronald Eksund
Mra Eksund
Hoops
Whiterocks
Calvin Jorgensen
Stan Nebeker
Lapoint
Vernal
Earl Newmyer
National Bureau Reports on Farm Prices for 1941
The 1941 farm price report notes higher feed grain and by product feed supplies, rising animal numbers, and increased hog marketings with price pressures. Milk output reaches new seasonal highs, dairy income may top a decade, and farm costs rise. Wheat carryover may hit a record 400 million bushels as government programs keep supplies adequate.
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Agricultural Marketing Service
United States
Navigable Rule Doi Not Effect Ut Navigable
The article discusses whether federal regulation of navigable waters extends to non navigable tributaries under the recent Supreme Court ruling. It quotes Utah attorney Mr Skeen and engineer THL Humpherys on potential implications for state administration, interstate streams, and possible shifts in authority between federal and state governments affecting arid western regions.
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