Hollander Caught Here By Immigration Officers
Hollander Bourke Egbert Dokter 17 of Holland was arrested by U S immigration officers in Greeley for deportation proceedings. He and Carl Schenke 19 of Greeley were captured after fleeing their rooming house at 604 Thirteenth Avenue. A warning shot failed to stop them. they were chased by inspectors Fowle and Chamberlain with Deputy Sheriff Warren Yose. Dokter, born in Amsterdam, is an alien in the United States illegally. Schenke is the son of Nils Schenke, a former Greeley musician now in Sweden. The mother resided in Greeley.
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Mem
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Fowle Od Chamberlain
Dokter
Amterdam
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San Pedro
Schenke
Los Angeles Mother Kills Three Children Then Dies
A Los Angeles mother killed three of her children with a claw hammer and died shortly after, police report. Children named include Trapiture Datis 19 Debora Ant Davis 7 Marquis Davis 3, with a fourth child Chive1 beaten unconscious but expected to recover. Investigators say she believed she was with an aunt’s child. Reported motive unclear as officers described a chaotic scene at the home in the western district.
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Pet Raccoon Caught After Chase Near Eaton
A family near Eaton captured a pet raccoon found by Mrs. Adam Schneider and children after it tangled a leather collar to a chain. The animal was corralled and identified by the owner living in Choyenns, who arrived Tuesday afternoon. Traders report profits and market rally in a separate New York financial note following a volatile session.
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WPA Ilead Requests Nearly Billion for Next Fiscal Year
Washington April 4 Colonel F C Harrington of the Works Progress Administration asked a House subcommittee to recommend an appropriation of 945000000 to fund a WPA for the fiscal year starting July 2. Acting Chairman Woodrum said the whole subject of employment was discussed and saver tables were presented. Harrington will return Monday for further questions.
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Former Wife Alleges Windsor Man Kidnapped Baby
Frances Irene Schwartzkopf of Greeley filed a complaint accusing her former husband of abducting their two year old child. Police later arrested Fred Crum and another man, with court actions pending to determine custody and potential contempt charges.
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Gannett Says F D R Plans To Enter War
Rochester publisher Frank A Gannett urged Republicans to keep out of war while claiming F D R would enter if defense demands push Congress to grant powers He argued for a strong campaign stance and warned of looming conflict despite public doubts about possible U S involvement in European hostilities.
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Evans Man Dies Here on Thurs
William Tarks, 72, of Evans, died at Greelay hospital around noon Thursday after a weeklong illness. Funeral service set for Friday at 2:30 PM in the Macse drawing room, with interment at the Reaus cemetery. The deceased is survived by a Mrs. George Arlens and by Mr. Pauls, 2 bachelor, in Evans.
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Vandenberg Seeks Inquiry Into Nazi White Paper
Senator Van denberg of Michigan urged an inquiry into a German white paper claimed seized from Polish archives. He said the incident merits a formal investigation by Congress in line with a resolution approved by the foreign relations committee.
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Lamb Payments for March Rise Eight Percent
Chicago April 4 Livestock producers received about 122 million in payments for lambs and sheep from an estimated 3 percent higher value this March. February payments were roughly 3 percent lower than March.
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Germans Claim Heavy Damage on British Shipping
Berlin reports heavy damage to British war and merchant shipping from air raids. The German high command says in a communique that about 40,000 tons were destroyed or damaged, with losses including one destroyer and multiple vessels totaling 17,000 tons damaged or sunk. Two German planes were forced to land after an air fight, with one shot down.
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Dance Symposium Here Saturday
A dance symposium will be held on the USC campus Saturday attended by women students of dance from Greelay State Colorado Int University and Denver University. It is a dance workshop sponsored by Lin Dante club of the W A A with Mipa Salle Mettoberts as apongar. Sessions include discussions and work on composition, plus a luncheon at noon and afternoon study and practice in dance composition.
Marion Brown of Eaton Dies
Marion Brown of Eaton died at his home two miles west of Eaton on May 1 at 9 20 p m He was 84 and a farmer for four years in the Eaton district Survived by brother SS Hrown of Baton city sister Mrs W J Barnett of Eaton four daughters Mrs Elva Mennett of Eaton Mrs Berta Young of MtAlden Texas Mrs Males McKenzie of Albuquerque California and Mrs June Conway of Eaton and two sons Charles Boyd Jay Downty Eaton There are 21 grandchildren and three great grandchildren
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Chamberlain Confident Amid Cabinet Shuffle
Chamberlain addresses his party asserting confidence in victory after a cabinet reshuffle. The scene references a political leadership moment and party morale.
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John C Nixon Explains Use of Heaton Assets
Greeley attorney John C Nixon testified before the county court on the Heaton estate, detailing assets including notes and deeds totalling several thousand dollars. He described transfers to Cynthia Crawford and Joe Heaton, the sale of property to the Crawfords for 1200 dollars, and alleged efforts to conceal or protect estate assets with little direct cooperation from heirs and the court.
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Wartime Cabinet Shakeup and Churchill Rise in Britain
London reports prime minister Chamdislala praises wartime unity and vows victory as seven months of conflict unfold. A major cabinet reshuffle shifts chief war leadership to the admiralty, with Winston Churchill emerging as a central figure guiding the war effort amid skepticism and German broadcasts.
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House Okehs Army Money Bill Paused in House Fight
The $784,333,094 appropriation bill faced delays as the House paused to consider two amendments. One would cut $1,000,000 for Fort Knox land purchases in Kentucky. the other would limit funds for army civilian payrolls in the Panama Canal Zone. A motion to return the bill to the Appropriations Committee was rejected by a wide margin.
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Land Check Under WPA Plan for Weld and Denver Areas
Washington April 4. Colorado's work program received approval for a land verification project totaling 240 773 dollars. Counties Denver Adams Arapahoe Jefferson Douglas Boulder and Weld will participate in the ground surveying under the state planning commission plan.
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Red Defies Dies And Is Charged With Contempt
April 4 reports show Dies committee moving to cite communist leader Philip Frankfeld of Reston for contempt after he refused to answer questions about alleged actions. Frankfeld denied the accusations, urging the right to challenge the reading of a resolution. He was escorted from the room by capital police amid contentious exchanges and reporter chaos outside.
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Farley Willin He Tells Texans Farley Willin He Tells Texans
Farley addresses Texans in Dallas presenting himself as a candidacy figure. A breakfast hall scene features Rogeras of Dutchsa and others praising Farley while a father asks to align with his son Jon. The dialogue includes coded assurances about partnership and support amid a lively, cryptic exchange.
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Northern Anatolia Shaken by Quakes
Floods and earth shocks struck northern Anatolia today near Ankara, causing widespread damage and casualties. Officials report tremors in the same general region as a previous major quake, with rescue efforts hampered by rising waters and uncertain tolls.
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Pierce Aparaves Pay for Council Election Results
In Pierce April 4 town election Tuesday voters exceeded recent totals with 115 ballots cast. Lan Galbreath elected to succeed Niinfolé as mayor, facing no opposition. Ministers of the council re elected were Wylie Kennedy Bell Smith and Earl Pierce. New members were Charles Phillips Tom Gallatin and F E A Parsons. A proposed ordinance to compensate council members passed 69 to 40.
Weather Summary for Colayato Area
A fragmentary weather notice notes variable conditions with a general day night pattern. It mentions warmer periods possibly ending with colder nights and a forecast that hints at a southward shift in conditions across Thursday and Friday.
Senate Narrowly Defeats Trade Treaty Curtailment
The Senate rejected multiple amendments to require congressional approval of trade agreements. A proposal by Senator O Mahoney would subject such pacts to a two thirds House vote and last three years. The chamber then defeated other options, signaling no final action tonight on the trade policy measure.
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Susquehanna River Flood Threat Near Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barre area reports from Wilkeshaire Pennsylvania on April 4 describe a seven hour rainstorm that swelled the Susquehanna River. Water levels rose after the rainfall and crest predictions show headwaters feeding again, with noted stages below flood danger at Williamsport and Towanda, while Wilkes-Barre faces rising levels and potential emergency measures.
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Ginsburg and Henderson Play at Meekly Junior High Assembly
Ginsburg and Henderson of the CSCE music division presented a two program at Meekly junior high school assembly. Works included Picbesfread Kesler Caprica Viennois Mitcly Waltz A Majon Brahms Canzonela Wambeosia Cavation Ratt and Spanish Serenade Chantinade.
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Tokyo Warns Britain Over Violation of Japanese Waters
Japanese admiralty spokesmen warned Thursday that any British blockade aimed at Soviet saltipeline bound for Germany would be considered illegal in Japanese eyes. The statement stressed that Kishin Strait would be treated as a Japanese gateway and warned Britain to respect Japanese waters.
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