Oslo Surrenders as Germany occupies Norway and Denmark
Oslo capitulated to German forces at 4 pm after a swift, coordinated invasion. Danish resistance ended with surrender as Oslo’s government and palace left, while Oslo’s fortress and key ports fell under German control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Oslo
Norway
Reine Berlin
Offteta
Diepared
Copenhagen
Tthe Christian
Soveregin
Lremior
Thorwald Stauning
Propic
Ulem
Denmark
Urabeal
Presek Hevtin
Navy
Syd Aly
Fuhhrer
Hitler
Fry
Beih
Conenbogen
Fat
Nory
Kristiansund
Kristia
Unis
Nowegian
Lindings
Bornmark
Osu
Enpill
Despatelira
Oqalo
Tirinhr
Duland
Waltahips
Roosevelt Seeks Neutrality Clarity on Norway and Denmark
Roosevelt vows to explain how Norway and Denmark may fall under neutrality law while weighing potential European war spillover. Hull says the administration studies neutrality actions with care as Roosevelt travels to Washington. State Dept notes Americans abroad, including military families, leave Oslo amid German air activity and Norwegian defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsociate Press
Washington
Hull
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
Plate
Europe
Lele O Hyiren
Julicuk
Jnack
Passiure
Paspuchs
Luis Uniitary
Litel and Hogsett Depart for Capital Hearings
Litel and Hogsett left for Washington D. C. to attend hearings on the Cumings langar bill before the agricultural committee. Hogarit of Greeley and Bert Growers Marketing association representatives joined. Marcy Crook, president of the Mani told States, planned to join in Washington. Hearings began Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Toilet
Sterling
ME. Hogarit
Greeley
Mountain States
Bert Growers Marketing Association
Washington, D.C
Marcy Crook
Manitold States
Washington
Court Denies Pensions To 2 Former Members
The Colorado Supreme Court denied 30 000 year pensions to two former justices, GS Harrison White and John ve Adana, upholding Auditor Tomer F Bedfort in refusing pension payments. They sued to compel pension under a 1933 act. court ruled for the auditor by a 4 to 3 majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
Tomer F. Bedfort
Harrison White
John Ve. Adana
Twu
Nedford
Colorado
Charles Jepsen of La Salle Dies
Charles Jepsen of La Salle, 74, died at home near La Salle after a five week illness. He came from Germany to the United States in 1933 and lived on a farm northwest of La Salle. Survivors include his wife Lyndon Jepsen and two children Artin and Carl at home, plus brother No. Jepsen of Bellingham Washington. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Maoya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charing Jepsen
Ie LaSalla
Ula Farm
Millee
LaSalle
Jepsen
Sirtea
Germany
High
Lyndon Jepson
Slidren
Artin
Carl
No. Junoen
Bellingham
Wagh
Maoya
Nazis Demand Full Control of Danube River
Belgrade reports German officials press for strict Danube control to route oil and materials, claiming Allied saboteurs plotted to blow inland waterways. Hungary and Yugoslavia reportedly resisted, with a second German demand followed by warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Landon Ami Paria
Norway
Parla
Netmark
Danube
Belgrade
Nowaday
Eos
Lungary
Bularia
Runavia
Pellee
Germany
Mage Piler
Geri Press
Drilian
Three Dead in Gas Plant Explosion at Old Colony Plant
An explosion at the Old Colony Gas cooling plant in Braintees killed three workers and seriously injured others, with a brick compressor house blown apart and contents destroyed. The blast damaged nearby structures and shattered windows in surrounding homes. authorities estimated losses around $500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meina
Inask
Wit
Old Colony
Ik East Braintees
Canary Attivhils
Greeley Cooperative Concerts Backed by Community
A local letter argues that town growth rests on paved roads and cultural access. The writer supports the Greeley Cooperative Concerts and urges strong community backing for their upcoming presentation this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Luslield
Greeley Cooperative Concert Association
Marshall Sees New War Looming as Army Bill Boosts
General George C Marshall, chief of staff, testified before a House committee on war department appropriations, warning that Germanys invasion of Scandinavia signals a European blaze in the late spring and that the United States must strengthen defenses and take extra precautions if war spreads.
26 000 Ton Nazi Battleship Reported Sunk
Unconfirmed reports from Stockholm reaching London via Amsterdam claim the German battleship Grafenau of about 26,064 tons, along with possibly other German warships, may have been sunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age
London
Stockholm
Amsterd Cam
Gfelsenau
Reynaud and Daladier Return to Paris by Air
Premier Reynaud and War Minister Daladier flew to Paris today after an Allied war council in London. They participated in decisions to rush combined military and naval efforts at Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynaud
Daladier
Paris
EA Asoetae
Minnistar Daladier
Parle Tate
War Counsell
London
Comalste Millitary
Naval
Norway
Adams Seeks West Tunnel Bids Advertised Soon
Washington April 1 Senator Adams said the federal reclamation bureau informed him bids for the West Tunnel of the Colorado Big Thompson project would be advertised soon. He expects the contract to be awarded within two weeks of the tunnel’s completion, a length of more than three miles at the eastern end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adams Caid
Federal Reclamation Bureau
Adams
Adkins Seeks Poachers Who Slew Antelope
Northern Weld county warden W. C. Adkins sought suspects in an antelope slaying near highway 58 north of Nuon Sundny. Poachers using a 20-30 Winchester rifle reportedly chased a herd for miles, dressed the meat six miles east of Lone, and left guns and head as investigators recovered them. Recent storms pushed antelope into Colorado, with several hundred counted in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Adking
Weld
Uvesherttt
Adkin
Highway 58
Nuon Sundny
Unm Su
Lone
Wrowits
Colorado
Adkhis
Higie County
Pleads Guilty Drunk Driving and Is Fined
Police court Monday night heard pleas of guilty for drunken driving and fined various sums. Others charged included Emil Simmons for reckless driving, Joe Alarean for plate violations, George Hart for speeding, and Conrad Teaser for a stop sign violation. Private funeral for Mrs May Thompson set for Wednesday with cremation in Denver. Macys in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGlathlen
Emil Simmons
Chird Avenue
Joe Alarean
First Street
George Hart
LaSalle
Conrad Teaser
Twelfth Street
Edward M. Labto
Eleventh Avenue
Charles G. Lofgren
Denver
Huth Seanan
Sixteenth Street
Ielex
Lienva
Ault
Dan Crawford
Ellte Road
Catarino Leon of
Mersey
Lelng Ratnkes
May Thompson
Macys
Weather Summary for Local Area Tuesday and Wednesday
Local forecast calls for light winds and cooler temperatures. Mostly cloudy conditions expected Tuesday night into Wednesday with a gradual temperature change and modest daytime highs.
Keynote Mention at Republican State Convention
Observers saw Garr Ta Keynote as significant as Carr's allies led by Lt Governor John C. Vivin push a strong GOP delegation. Edgar Chenoweth administers Tony Observers noted the nomination amid Colorado aims May 4 at the state convention in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Denver
Aquill
Untph
Cave
Chalewan J
Edgar Chenoweth
Tony
Crvc
Carr
John C. Vivin
GOP
Canventiai
Young Democrats Plan Dinners Nationwide in April Elections
Denver AP reports Colorado Young Democrats announce dinners across the nbita Ape 20 to hear a special Roosevelt broadcast. Joh W Metzger, late president of the junior party, announces arrangements for the dinners and parley committees led by Pay Leowires with 6¢ Sterthine to oversee planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Denver
Ap! Se
Colorado
Young Democrata
NATO
Presidant
Roosevelt
Joh W. Metzger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norwegian
Reich
Italy
Sweden
Hrutch
Danmark
Nya
Romntries
Montia
England
France
Senndinnyln
Norwests Nalate
Engliah
Norwesian
Rome
Hungary
Sean
Tirltlan
GC Fierlnin
House At Commons
Iday
Chamberlain
Gavan
Britain
Noreway
Yrrinny
Satil
Minent
Trondheim
Archibald Sincleir
Scandinavia
Briish
Aila
Skagerrak
Skagelrak
Osio Railrp
DNB
Mra
Associated Prass
Herlin
Brum Osto
Orla Riffo
Hown
Vidkan Kunsting
Nalaenal
Lould
Iceland
North Atlantic Ocean
Sourie
Latvia
Americana
Associated Presd
Noarway
Denminck
Osio
Raymond ¥. Cox
Legation
Ogle
State Department
Harriman
J. Borden i
Marmar
Litel
Hogsett
New York
Ewig
Charles Jepsen
la Salle
Remley
Amanty
Bwéryef
Marshall
West Tunnel
Dack Clemmins
Halice Court
Denver Frodues
Apell
Produen
Steady
J Much Ant
Adkins
Hirs
Thompson
Young Democrats
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!