Law Studied To Find Means of Taking Over All Seized Vessels
United States demands immediate recall of Italian naval attaché in Washington as Roosevelt notes his continued presence would be unacceptable. Morgenthau hints possible forfeiture of Axis ships seized over the weekend. Three German sailors plead not guilty to sabotage charges in Boston. Deportation proceedings for an Italian saboteur’s associate begin in Portland. Italian students in Rome demonstrate briefly amid cordons and street clashes as flags appear in Quata street.
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Matia
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Portland
Ora
Roy J. Noveno
Rome
Ingato
Seors
Quattha Streete
Yorike Matsuoka
Alot
Senate Doubles Farm Parity Cash in Farm Bill
The Senate approved an increase in parity payments from 212 million to 450 million dollars as part of the annual farm appropriation. The latest figure includes 160 million for additional payments this year and a record 1.34 billion total farm funding. Leaders anticipate quick House approval after conference on the 449.8 million rise, with Senator Taft warning against further increases risking a presidential veto.
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Senate
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Trowse
Talt
A. Onio
Congress
Yacht Plows Aground With Duke and Duchess Aboard
A 284 foot yacht carrying the Duke and Duchess of Windsor ran aground off Bridge Point Eleuthera Island during a tour of the eastern Batra Islands. It was refloated and resumed under its own power with aid from a seaplane and fast boats. The vessel, owned by Alfred P Sloan, grounded amid rescue efforts after seeking assistance.
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Habanas
Ayrui
Windsor
Batra Islands
Meowsuu
Alfred P. Sloan
Guneral Motors
Bridge Point
Eleuthera Island
Erene
England
U S Citizens Nazis Seized Are Released
John Paul Dickson and Arthur K. Qunning among four U S citizens seized in Berlin during wartime internment are freed after a police raid. Dickson recalled waking at 3 am in a 25 bed room, saying his papers were untouched and he was the first American released. no reason was given for the seizure.
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Auel
United Hinten
Avex
Die Herdin
Inter
John Paul Dickson
Chicago ‘Tribune
Mutual Broadcasting System
Arthur K. Qunning
Aimer Cau Ehannor
Commerce
New York
Bath
Tieksin
Dickson
Fascist Military Expert Warns of New Losses in Africa
An Associated Press report quotes Italian commentator Appel urging Italians to expect further painful losses as British forces threaten Addis Ababa from multiple routes. He references Mussolini's publication and claims about Ethiopian resistance shaping Italy’s defense, noting evacuations of urban areas to limit urban combat.
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Rowe
Maria Appebtus
Eudopia
Addis Ababa
Deasie
Tale Selassie
Ethiopia
Arpellus
Mussolini
1 Yopalo D'Ttalia
Milan
Callan
Adiis Ababa
Army and Navy Fund Bill Sends To President
The Senate passed a national defense appropriations bill totaling 4.993 trillion with provisions allowing army and navy purchases of Argentine beef and other products under set conditions. The measure moves to the White House for signature and authorizes buying up to 20 million pounds of Argentina beef and unspecified Australian wool next year under quotas and price safeguards.
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Senate
Army
White House
United States
Troosevelt
Spaniora
Argentina
Roosevelt May Speak Out On Labor Defense Strikes
Washington reports Democratic leaders urge President Roosevelt to take a firm stand on defense strike threats. Senator Byrd calls for immediate regulation to curb strikes, while McCormack predicts a national call to action as lawmakers press for presidential intervention and possible plant takover.
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Stephen Early
White House
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Cox
Roosevelt
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Vince
D-Ga
Naval Commit Fine Whales
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Dky
Barkley
Byrd
D-Va
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Connally
Texas
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Virgina
Overtub
Louisiana
Military Affairs Committee
Congress
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Lyts
Remuva
Sterkina
National Mediation Board
Allfy-Chalmers
Milwaukee
Tis
Qverton
Toe
Allis-Chalmers
Seven Admitted To Citizenship At Naturalization Hearing
District Judge Frederic W. Clavie opens a three day naturalization hearing with 98 men and women seeking final papers. The session continues through Saturday morning with the latest admitted including Cathbin Carleen of Ninth Avenue and others from Frederick, Naconoy, Erie, Eaton and Greeley.
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West County
Eariy Yhuraday
Jurge
Frederic W. Clavie
Cathbin Carleen
Abeed
Crentey
von Paczkan
Khown
Jim Pasco
Dacone
Mary KresXon
Jakob’ Logar
Frederick
Reso Mazaraw
Naconoy
Matt Paushak
Erie
Frank &. Teeper
Eight Avenue
Greeley
Amela Schiniilt
Eaton
Pulp M
Hbler
Colorado Senate Advances Drainage Tunnel Plan
The Colorado Senate on third reading authorized a Kendysite tunnel project to drain and improve the lower levels of the city, enabling boring operations to reach the Tead villa district and support drainage improvements.
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Lancerated Press
Ponyer
Colorado Senato
Menter
Mies
Teadvilla
House endorses Homer Pearson for Colorado revenue post
The Colorado House, with 26 Democrats present, backed Governor Carr’s choice of Representative Homer L. Pearson as director of revenue. The selection faces two thirds Senate approval and questions about constitutionality due to Pearson’s legislative role.
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Homer Pearson
Colorado
Director of Revenue
D Associated Prout
Denver
Aspinall
Senate
Pearson
Germany prepares for Yugoslav war as Croat joins cabinet
Denunciations rise as Adolf Hitler signals inevitable clash with Yugoslavia. Vladimir Mace, Croatian peasant party leader, joins Belgrade government as a wartime crisis looms. Berlin radio accuses Yugoslavs of atrocities while massing Nazi forces on the frontier.
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Adolf Uitler
Belsade
Yukoslavia
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Belgrade
Vlnadimir Mace
Yugaataria
Derna
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Lean Thau
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Szeged
Hungary
Yugoslay Govvernoent
Italiana
France
Germany
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Élaowlere
Hunter Warns Of Shutting Up Dogs Chickens
Greeley residents are urged to enforce city ordinances on confining dogs whether licensed or not and penning chickens at all times. Police report complaints of chickens entering gardens and damaging plants. John Hunter stresses strict enforcement and owners to contact the pound if animals cannot be restrained. Two Denver residents, Louis Sanchez and Heraclea Ayr, each paid 6.50 for drunkenness in treoley police court on Thursday morning.
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Crom
Draunkenness
Louis Sanchez
Heraclea Ayr
Denver
Treoley
Police
Cayrk
Wool Labeling Faces Objections From Association
The National Wool Grafters Association opposes proposed federal wool labeling rules. Executives and committee members in Washington report objections including remarks by a son of McKinley from Wyoming.
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Washington
Natonal Wool Grafters Association
Wileson of
MeKinley
Riots Renewed At Ford Plant Parley Delayed
Faced with a Ford Rouge plant shutdown, riots flare near Bearborn Michigan as CIO and company mediation talks stall. Police report black motorists beaten by union supporters and a car attack injures several. Washington weighs presidential action while factories across the region report ongoing strike activity and halted production.
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Dix Road
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Nile
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House
Leadon McCormack
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Teosevelt
Anank Ott
Dionsay
White House
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Roosevelt
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Ved
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American Gontam Cay Gorporation
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Michigan
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Fenn
Spleey Manufacturing Company
Hillsdale
Ford Rovige
Am Toderal
Seltia
Washington — Mediation Board
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Thternationa
Tfarvealer Pianta
Chicago
New York
Topsoil Condition Near Perfect as Storm Moistens Northern Colorado
Weather report notes near perfect soil conditions for farming season in northern Colorado after a storm. Greeley district saw improved soil moisture with snow from Deadman's Park to the Poudre watershed, several inches of wet snow, and moisture totals varying by location. Power lines and trees were lightly affected, while roads remained mostly open. multiple towns reported notable snow totals and upcoming melt effects.
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Redfesther Lakes
Pondie
Rory Witch
Greeley District
Moe
Luranila Highway
Eton
Addite
Eaton
North
Engl
Greeley Sugar Melory
Wee Cobte
Randall Ranch
Urartoy
Greeley
Johnstown
Barthand
Tinmath
Wellington
Pierer
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Exgava
Victor
St Veni
Sentfle
Weather Outlook for 24 Hours Across The Plains
Weather across Colorado Wyoming Do n tana New Mexico Nebraska and nearby states shows showers and mountain snow west of the divide tonight then partly cloudy conditions east of slopes Friday warmer in eastern valleys. Temperatures range from the single digits to mid sixties in listed cities with scattered showers and cooler north portions tonight.
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Rodler
Wyoming
Tonlehe
Nebraska
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
Ke Bar City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Mwontz
San Braucista
Washington
Three Negro Soldiers Slightly Injured in Lucerne Accident
Three soldiers from Fort Warren sustained superficial injuries when a 1939 Mercury sedan lost control on Highway 88.3, south of Lucerne, and overturned twice. The vehicle, owned by Fred A. Davis, suffered $400 damage. Occupants were Private Robert Wolewn and others from Port Warren. several names are recorded in a courtesy report.
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Liceene
Ad ‘Ovrupanta
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Jonneon
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F R Brands Ship Convoy Idea Seen as Absurd
The article reports mixed views on using the U S Navy for merchant ship convoys. F R Brands asserts opposition while Capitol Hill debates legality under neutrality laws and potential presidential action without full Congress input. Senate and House leaders weigh risks of a broader conflict and treaty implications.
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Roegeyel
Salys Tosar
Capitol
Iceland
Senate
House
Tobey
N.H
UB. Singvy Vecacia
Sueno Foreign Relations
Taley
Wheeler
George
D. Ga
Senate Foreign Relations
Congress
Eeland
Teptain
Leeeuge
Germany
Estentadt
Japanese Relinquish Foothold in Saigon
Japanese forces in Southern Indo China plan to depart tomorrow after mediation of the Indo China Thailand border dispute. Japanese authorities informed the Indo-Chinese government that Saigon will be relinquished, ending their military foothold gained during recent mediation talks.
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Apt
Sido- China
Kotoaulah
Saltgon
British Admit They Evacuated Benghazi Libya
The British announced they evacuated Benghazi Libya on April 3 official statement. The report notes Benghazi near Agdalta location and cites withdrawal of troops to positions north of Agedalla. References to actions by British mechanized forces and wider campaigns are mentioned with continued coverage on page 2.
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Lake
Bengaasi
Libya
Bengasi
Soaniles
Agelabta
St Cyronaica
Yoylnee
Kastan
Noa
Egypt
Ax- Helr
Air Transport Missing with 16 in Florida
Thirteen passengers and a crew of three were aboard a Miami New York flight bound for Daytona that failed to radio report. The plane disappeared over heavy rain and wind after departing West Palm Beach, with 60 miles north of Fort Pierce and 41 miles past the takeoff point cited as part of the search area. Famed surgeon George W. Cille of Cleveland and Pia James ALux were listed among passengers.
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Miami
New York
George W. Cille
Cleveland
Pia
James Alux
Qaughler
Ohio
Dartona Beach
Ap Prenrist
Melbourne
Milan
Employment Week Proclaimed by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt proclaims National Employment Week starting May 4 to support workers and welfare of those not employed. The move aims to aid all workers, with emphasis on the unemployed, as national effort and industriy plans proceed.
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Washington
Troosevelt
Cabinet Chief Teleki in Budapest Kills Himself
Hungarian Prime Minister Count Teleki reportedly died by suicide after crisis and turmoil. Official dispatches cite a final letter explaining inability to continue, with rivals and government reshuffles noted as consequences. Disturbing reports conflicted on his wife’s status and details, while international outlets mourned the loss.
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