CIO Strikers Get Subpoenas For Henry Ford and His Son
CIO strikers at Ford plants faced subpoenas for Henry Ford and Edsel Ford as a federal restraining order barred CIO and UAW members from interfering with Ford workers. Judge Arthur J. Tuttle granted a five day injunction to stop picketing while authorities move to calm the Rouge plant dispute near Dearborn.
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Ernest Goodmen
Anul
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Ford Company
Tallist Governant
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Arthur J. Tuttle
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Capizzi
H L Pearson Named State Revenue Chief
Ralph L Carr named Homer K Pearson as director of revenue under Colorado’s new administrative code. The $8000 yearly post requires Senate confirmation by a two thirds vote. Pearson will oversee all tax collecting agencies, with a confirmation review by the state affairs committee led by Senator Moses J Sailth.
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Renate
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Wade
Chas Armstrong of Ault Is Dead
Charles Armatrouz a 56 year old resident of Ault for 49 years died Thursday night at 7 30 from a heart attack Born in Ditton Indiana June 24 1485 He is survived by his wife Ruth Tanner of Ault and Dorothy Mae Armatrong of Ault two step daughters Olive Rie of Fort Collins and Mia Jobi Wolfe of Ault two step sons Martin Clark of Cheyenne and Marcela I June of Greeley actor Mrs Nellie Peabody of San Diego Callt Armstrong isle brother of June late Howard Armstrong producer dent er at Ante Funeral will be held at 2 pm Montay Froit tha Armstrong Mortuary at lnlon.
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Mia
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Martin Clark
Cheyenne
Marcela I June
Greeley
Nellie [Peabody
San Diego
Callt
Armstrong Isle
Howard Armstrong
Montay
Coal Act Sent To President For Signature
The Senate approved and sent to the White House a bill to extend for two years the coal act fixing minimum prices for bituminous coal. The act would keep a coal division in the Interior Department to set mine sale prices based on weighted average production. The measure aims to aid wage disputes in the coal industry and extend the act beyond its April 20 expiry.
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Roosevelt Says Communists Active In Labor Strife
President Roosevelt says communists active in the strike atmosphere but not all labor. He cites Allis-Chalmers Milwaukee as a bad sit uation and notes mediation board action while cautious on further steps. He expects bituminous coal workers to return Monday and discusses possible government moves and a strike inquiry by the House military committee. An intrasquad baseball game at Sackson Field is announced.
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Milwaukee
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Bouse
Ata
Clarence A. Dykstra
Frvesth ;Pate
President approves Weld County road and public works funding
Washington reports President Roosevelt has approved Works Progress Administration allocations for Weld County and surrounding areas. Funds cover road improvements in Weld County totaling 92 174, a Denver hospital support grant of 64 399, and a Mann reservoir advisory of 2 242. A Rocky Ford pool project gets 2 881 for a tennis court and bathhouse. The North Olive Branch road spans twelve miles from Fifth Street to Olive Branch, linked to old route No 14. Project cost totals 148 237 with federal 82 176 and county 66 061.
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Works Projects Administration
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Montermina County
Mena
Olera County
Rocky Ford
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Preakland Roosevelt
Clarence Jackson Leads Greeley's Singles Team
Clarence Jackson tops Greeley in singles with 580 points at St Paul on April 5. Henry Gideon scores 628 and Conrad Koshler 670. Walter Singleton and Conrad Moeller win doubles with 2167. Incry Jacobran and Gideon add 257. Hymn Sing service planned Sunday night at Park Congregational Church with Ernest Green and Arleita Howard providing violin solos.
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Clarence Jackson
Greeley Lowling
Henry
Greeley
Park Congraxational
Ernest Green
Lyuler
Arleita Howard
Posberg Hughes
Park Choral
Willanonk Brietly
U S Rejects Ship Return Plea In Axis Protest Fallout
The United States sharply rejected Axis protests over seizing 27 ships and 875 crew members amid satellite sabotage claims. President Roosevelt condemned the Italian attempt to justify seizures as unlawful and warned any action could endanger international law. The State Department declined further comment and said authorities would pursue a full investigation into the damage and the crew’s fate as ships were placed under anti sabotage laws.
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Associated Press
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Roosevelt
Mull
Aimedeai Aelmure
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Hallan
Roberta LaSs
Fats
Dag
Germany
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Wallan
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Cate
jJsw
Etipa
State Department
O|ian
Tallin
Hall
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Hivnua
United States
Seven Volunteers For Draft In North Weld
Suren young men volunteer for the North Weld draft with names listed. New registrations bring North Weld draft board totals to 4,507 men with 2,507 changes of address recorded. Deferments linger for college students and physical examinations take up to ten days.
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Monagl Nusnes
Heary Junior Ulich
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Craft Board
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Atudenta
Federal Conciliator Demands Coal Mines Resume Operations
The federal conciliation director urged immediate reopening of US coal mines by Monday as 400,000 workers face idle jobs and a 35 percent drop in production. The CIO United Mine Workers demand a $1.25 daily wage raise and longer work weeks, prompting renewed talks in New York. Meanwhile Ford River Rouge plant sees CIO and United automobile workers temporarily joining, amid government pressure to prevent defense-material layoffs.
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United States
Associated Press
Eonelia
John R. Steelman
CIO United Mira
Te Appalachian
Minera
New York
Steahnan
CIO Kerika Atta Tord Motor Company
Towra
Mich
CIO
Bia
United Artntobtie
Interferiite
Prraidon
Rousevoit
Ehut- Howitt
Indus
Clea
Alternative Techn
Grlted
Commodities Rise on Move By Ag Dept
The government actions to stabilize prices lift butter and eggs while hog and lard demand rose. Government purchases of pork and lard boosted farm prices, with shipments to Britain discussed and deliveries by mid May. President Roosevelt framed the move as stabilizing food supplies and supporting hog producers and dairy farmers.
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Grettelion
Ives
Lyon
Britain
Washington
Troosevelt
Agriculture Department
Loge
Hoosevelt
Weather Local for 24 Unirs cauting £ xu
Weather summary reports regional conditions for several states and cities. Forecasts include mostly fair or partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday, with temperature changes varying by region. Notable readings list Amrita 56 38 and Chicago 46 40 among many others.
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Montana
New Mexico
Nebraska
Amrita
Chicago
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Maso
Kane Aan
Los Angeles
Oklahoma Gly
Phaenis
Ann Vrandsen
Winshugton
Roosevelt Opens Red Sea Trade Route and Half Billion for Craft
Roosevelt plans to open the Red Sea to American cargo ships while authorizing a half billion dollars for craft. The piece also notes several individuals leaving for welding positions at various plants and locations, including aluminum welders at Cessna Aircraft and other welders at different companies.
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Roosevelt
Red Sea
Yugoslavs Plan Defense Amid Turmoil and Rumors
Turkish defense steps rise as rumors spread of a mutual Turkish Yugoslav Greek alliance backed by Britain. Yugoslavia orders railways for army use and mobilizes all eligible men. Bulgaria orders troops to leave Yugoslavia as tensions mount. British and German actions and broader Balkan shifts unfold amid wartime uncertainty.
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Turkey
Yugoslavia
Greece
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Bulgarlong
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Automobile Tilesa
County Board Limits 3.2 Beer Hours In Weld County
Weld County commissioners banned the sale of 3.2 beer between midnight and after hours to all licensees outside Lawn or by Mmita. Four outlets fall under the order effective immediately as complaints about noise from 3.2 beer places after midnight prompted action. The board invoked Section 82, laws of 1995, granting authority to set reasonable fines and regulations governing beer sales.
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Luton
Mmita
Sonmmissionerg Harkey
Sioner Sanden
Waeler
Seaston
County Attornay
Q. H. Runitictit
U S Aids Expansion of Merchant Shipways and War Aid
President Roosevelt outlined further funding including 509000 from a 7 billion aid act for 212 merchant slips and about 50 new shipways while approving 500000 for military end items to bolster defense. He warned that failure to act would invite U S pullback from certain operations and pledged more lend lease funds and equipment, with 312 new merchant ships expected by year’s start.
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Larse
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Ranteva
Renorla
Roogevedt
Agsves Stout
Roosevelt
Billians
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Greece
Ure Magszine Commission
Negotiations Over the Strike Stalemate Reported
The Labor Advocate notes weeks of talks in the Grewey Ire and Borage company strike are at a stalemate. It says union leaders urged NLRB involvement after officials allegedly failed to meet. The NLRB indicated the case remains open as negotiations continue.
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Blucial
Colorado State Federation of Labor
Grewey Ire & Éola Borage
Grepley
Lenlere
National Labor Relations Post
Cylon
Lad Agrew
NLRB
Pius Will Broadcast Easter Benediction
The Vatican will broadcast Easter benediction to the world from St Peters balcony after the papal mass. The radio event marks a first in modern broadcasting as the pope delivers the Urblet Orbhi to worshippers and observers worldwide.
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Vatican
Lomom
Radio Venedietluy
St. Peters
Poolitt
Highways Biomed for Rail Lass Alamoas
The Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad plans to abandon a line between Santa Fe New Mexico and Antonito Colorado. Assistant General Manager T. K. Readford presented the railroad's views to senators Havas DeNLA Schwarte DeWy0 and Johnson D-Colo yesterday.
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Denla
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