Rome Demands U S Recall Its Naval Attache Over Ship Death
Washington reports Italy asks for recall of Captain William C. Bentley as reprisal for U S withdrawal of Admiral Albertoris. Rome guards the embassy as Mussolini rumors of recalling his ambassador circulate. Expropriation of ships by Mexico sparks Berlin and Rome speculation on widening diplomatic rifts and potential shifts in Latin American ties.
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Italy
Attacha Tn
Butte
United States
Sista Department
William C. Bentley
Albertoris
Rome
Mussolini
Asharie Jass
Washfixtor
U. S
Presa Moxica
Berlin
Hema
Pra
Lodarene Ayal
Tam
Dico
Urracha
Manuel Avila Camacha
Wallace Urges U S War For Democracy Global Safety
New York April 8 Vice President Wallace declared that the United States must seize a new chance to safeguard democracy by crushing Nazi ideology so it cannot rise again. He told the Foreign Policy Association that America will go to war if its rights are threatened at any vital point to maintain peace.
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New York
United States
Wallace
Qat Wallace
Suspended sentence for Mrs Andre over license issue
Mrs Andre pleaded guilty before County Judge Danjamin A. Woodcock to operating without a state liquor license. Her 10 day jail term was suspended and she received 48 tenths probation after paying fines. A city license resolution is pending as investigators follow up, with Hunter examining the case. Meanwhile J C Penney reports March sales up six percent to 22 774 347 and first quarter turnover at 51 395 769, ahead of last year.
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Eighteenth Street
First Avenue
Greeley
Thesday
Ranter
Andre Auother
Mconue
Hunter
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March Isles
Bomb explodes in Havana office of Gavrann consulate
A bomb exploded at the Gavrann consulate offices in Havana center, damaging furniture but causing no reported casualties. Police and local authorities assess the scene for further details and potential suspects.
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Pres Hanna
Gavrann Consilata
Henavan
Olftes Furniture
Weather outlook across western states and plains
For 24 hours starting Wednesday at 1 a.m. the forecast shows highs and lows across regions. Colorado Wyoming Montana expect generally fair conditions with brief tonight and Thursday cooling, while New Mexico may see increasing clouds and isolated showers in the northwest tonight and Thursday. Nebraska mixed skies northern areas with colder pockets near Omaha and warmer west Thursday. temperature readings include Amarillo 41 38, Chicago 62 42, Denver 52 33, El Paso 72 45, Kansas City 68 47, Los Angeles 73 52, New Orleans 77 63, Oklahoma City 68 45, Phoenix 2045, San Francisco 59 50, Washington 87 50.
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Amarillo
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New Orleans
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Wachingtom
Houtchens Slated as Greeney City Attorney Choice
Barnard Houtchens, a young Greeley attorney and former campaign supporter, is expected to be named city attorney when the new council convenes next Tuesday after a preliminary meeting. Robert G. Smith announced prior to the election that he would not continue in the role. Other appointments were discussed but no definite candidates named.
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Barnard Houtchens
Greeley
Citizens Wacly
Agellery
Will Robe
Robert G. Smith
Comlog
Dr Steelman Says Mines Will Run With No Shortage
New York April Dr John Q R Steelman chief federal conciliator announced agreement on a wage dispute in the safepal industry sufficient to assure the country no danger of a coal shortage. He said 56 percent of the worker shops in Appalachian areas represented by negotiations were willing to meet UMWA CIO demands and that distant regions would follow, boosting production toward 684 percent of the American output.
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New York
John QR
Steelman
Safepal
United Mine Workers of America
CIO
Holy Week Speaker Preaches On The Manhood Of Christ
Rev Charles W Shedd of the Salle Preapyterian church will preach The Manhood of Christ at the Holy Week noontide service Thursday at Park Congregational. The 30 minute service begins 12 10. Norman Gittin will provide special vocal music. Rev C J Deck of First hriallan Jehurch will preside.
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In Salle Preapyterian Church
Christ
Park Congregational
Norman Gittin
C.J. Deck
First @hriallan Jehurch
Will Neeside
German forces capture 2,000 in Libya clash
The German high command announced that Italian troops were seized in Libya, with 6 officers and 2,000 prisoners taken after a battle about 80 kilometers southwest of Derna. The report cites Axis advances and reports from the front.
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Libya
Suez Is Next Rome Asserted In Balkan War Report
An Inter Yugoslavia and Greece aligned plan, reported by Derlin dispatch, signals Suez as next target for axis forces. Ankara says Turkey watches Balkan war calmly and deems danger not yet, while Popolo Bonn details a dynamic offensive theater aimed at striking British power in the Mediterranean African Asiatic theater.
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Suez
Talkans
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Greeks, Yugoslavs Fight On As Salonika Falls To Nazis
News from London and Zurich reports Nazi forces captured Salonika while British and East Greek units retreated. Greek and Yugoslav troops resisted across the Balkans as German, Italian, and Bulgarian actions tightened the noose, with fears of a wider collapse and possible Dunkirk-like withdrawal.
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Ryith
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Germany
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Shuma Vale Iy
Knudsen Opposes Strike Law Over Defense Plant Takeover
Wm Knudsen criticizes a proposed measure enabling army or navy seizure of a defense plant amid strikes. He argues mediation should suffice, while proponents suggest temporary government control until disputes end. Other lawmakers weigh legality and impact on mobilization.
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Penn
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Congress
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Navy
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House Military Committee
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Maudaen
Defense Mediatan
F D R Seeks More Speed in Defense Effort
President Roosevelt urged faster pace in mobilizing U S defense production amid acknowledged room for improvement. Vice President Wallace told the Foreign Policy Association that Nazism must not win and pledged American aid to England by all means short of war. A British convoy under attack by a German submarine was reported torpedoed near Alexandria.
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America
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Bentoc
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Foreign Pottery Association
New York
Roosevelt Commends Norwegian Prince for Norway’s Fight
President Roosevelt praised Crown Prince Olav of Norway for the gallant resistance against the German invasion. He stressed that America will never forget Norway’s fight to regain independence, noting the prince’s role amid Norway’s struggle as broadcast from Washington.
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Dopton
North Carolina Navy Dreadnought Commissioned In Ceremony
The battleship North Carolina, a 70 million dollar 35 009 ton vessel, was commissioned at the Brooklyn Navy Yard with 1800 guests led by Secretary of the Navy Knox. She is the first of 17 dreadnoughts in a national program, and will be the largest US Navy ship until the Washington is commissioned next month. The ceremony featured wartime security and noted her planned 27 knot speed and 75 officers with 4,000 men.
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Firet Wattieshig
United States Navy
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Nalion
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Lat M. Hustvedl
City debates late beer sale ban in Greeley
Greeley council considers banning 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. beer sales following police urging. Weld County actions cited, city engineer to review petition on Twenty eighth Street improvements. Park plans and licensing for photographers discussed. upcoming council session noted with new members seated.
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C. C. Hunter
Weld County Commission
Ers
Robert G. Smith
Danny Davie Soffel
F Or Ile
Twr
Press Ent Council
Alderrpin Ta Th. Vonderhoot
Elm. Colplita
City to Acquire WPA Funded Building in Greeley
President approval sets a $21,489 WPA grant for a city building project in Greeley. Total project cost $40,207 with $15,718 city share funded by city machinery and equipment credits. Building will be a fronted one story 160 by 60 feet with a 60 by 100 foot garage. WPA offices occupy 70 by 60 feet. site lies on a midall avenue north of city tents courts behind the fire station. If WPA is abandoned, ownership reverts to the city.
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WEA
Midall
United States to Release 10 Coast Guard Cutters for British Convoy
President Roosevelt administration announced the transfer of 10 coast guard cutters to Britain to escort Atlantic convoys. Stephen Early said the cutters, built 1928 to 1932, would be militarily prepared and armed before transfer, with names withheld. Britain faces urgent need for escort ships as war tensions rise.
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White Rouse
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Two Bodies Recovered From Navy Patrol Bomber Crash
Salvage operations off Great Machponga Tilet recovered two bodies and parts of others from a navy patrol bomber wreckage that crashed into the sea on Monday. One identified as photographer Mueller of San Diego. others remain unnamed.
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Navy
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Ene
San Diego
Grand Junction editor named for The Mirror weekly
Louis Ingelhart of Grand Junction selected as editor of The Mirror for the upcoming college year. Erna O’Byrne of Greeley named business manager for next year.
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Journaliant
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Saselon Mirror
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Mirror
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Denver Zoo Cubs Prove Triplets
Denver Zoo reports three cubs born to a standard bear growling pair, with observers noting the trio appears healthy and active. The event marks a rare multi cub birth at the facility, drawing attention from visitors and staff alike.
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Denver Zoo
Cubs
Defense Bills Clear in Colorado Assembly
In Denver the Colorado Legislature passed defense related measures including creation of a state guard and a state defense council, with debate on a long appropriation for executive, legislative, and judicial branches. House and Senate adjournment set for April 7, along with third readings and joint conference committee reports on appropriations and anti-racketeering bills. The package also included aid for dependent children, blind and child welfare, vocational education, and bridge and drainage projects.
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Colorado
Auober
Vernon A. Cheever
Colorado Springs
Cheever
Wight
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Senate
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Attacho Assembly
Sariler
Micasa
Interstate Cooperation Commission
Tulph le Carr
Stata Bank
Federal Banka
Three Oregon youths plead guilty in district court burglary
Herbert G. Mertz Ralph Maxwell and Claude Sells pleaded guilty in district court to the March 31 burglary of the South Greeley Kruft And Verdale market. Sentencing was delayed and records will be available through official channels.
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South Greeley Kruft
Verdadle
Frederic W. Clark
Herbert G. Mertz
Ralph Maxwell
Claude Sells
Greeley man sentenced 30 days for drunken driving
Arthur Mefford Gehsored Arthie Mefford, 39, of Greeley, was Wednesday morning sentenced by Justice E G English to serve 30 days in the county jail on each of two charges. He was found guilty of drunken driving and driving without an operator's license, both preferred by Courtesy patrol.
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Greeley
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Patrnl
Churchill Warns Egypt in Grave Danger Amid Greek Salonika News
Prime Minister Churchill warned that Hitler covets Ukraine and threatens Egypt as German forces push toward Salonika. He reported Mussed efforts in Greece, British gains in East Africa, and the Red Sea port Moscatta, with ten US coast guard cutters joining the Atlantic battle. He urged Irish ports and warned of heavy losses to German air and sea power without the US aid program.
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