Britain and Italy Face Tense Mediterranean Crisis
British cabinet holds emergency talks amid rumors of Greece and Turkey guarantees, with Chamberlain signaling Britain would view any Corinthi attempt to seize Corfu as a casus belli. Italy expands Dodecanese presence as Leros and Rhodes hosts growing forces, while France and Britain mull joint demonstrations to curb Italian-German moves.
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Rene
Virginnia Gayda
United States
Italy
Alama
San Giorane
Dutalia
Lily
Germany
Uniugi
London
Greece
Turker
Hater
Chamberlain
Orme
Cori
Britain
Mediterranean
Turkey
Committee For
Melita
Maktya
Newton
France
Heitain
Malla
Malaya
Admiralty
Weather Covel for 24 hours endive
Monday night lows in the US state of Colorado fall into the 20s as conditions shift from snowy to partly cloudy. Monday afternoon sees the system weaken with temperatures rising to the high 20s. Monday night turns colder followed by fair and warmer conditions on Tuesday.
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Low St Ure
Colorado
Britain backs Greece and Turkey lifeline amid Corfu dispute
The report notes Britain supports Greek sovereignty over Corfu guarding the Adriatic, with Greece’s independence guaranteed to protect imperial routes east. It mentions Mussolini pressuring Albania as he eyes expansion and outlines the resources drawing his attention to the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corfu
Mussolini
Mip
Adriatic
Greece
Britain
Turkey
Albania
Ttsltim
Senate Haste on Revenue Measures in Colorado
The Colorado Senate pressed to speed tax and revenue actions with a 17 to 0 vote. Governors and House Republicans debated tax re enactment and adjournment timing, amid discussions on revenue-raising measures likely before May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Senate
Tuipy
Wig
House
Ralph
Carr
Lue Causus
Tieton
Northern Music Contests Set For April 28 and 29
Greeley and Sterling will host the Northern Colorado music contests with group vocal and instrumental events on April 28 and 29. Individual instrumental competitions are slated for April 20, with junior high entrants from Green Toy and other groups taking part in Sterling. Rev. W A Getty of the Anti Saloon League will speak on KPOF tonight at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Jumiter High
Sterling
Green Toy
KPOF
W. A. Getty
AutiSaloon League
Railic
ICPOR
Easter Sunday Attendance Across Greeley Area
Many residents attended church services on Easter Sunday with some churches filled beyond capacity. Weather turned cloudy with rain and wind by afternoon, and a few automobile wrecks were reported. Sunrise services drew crowds including about 21,000 at Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs.
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Greeley
Tareer
Colorado Springs
Mare
Teavel
Oprisate Mulomoblie
Tral
Eaton Infant Dies Of Whooping Cough
Donna Bopp ten died Sunday at Grove Isolation hospital from whooping cough. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Banp of Eaton. Survived by two brothers and two sisters. parents and grandparents listed. Funeral services set for 9 a.m. Tuesday at St. Peter's Church in Greeley, with interment at Lam Grove Cemetery. Arrangements by Avinsbung’s Mortuary at Eaton.
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Donna Bopp
Dughter
Alex Banp
Eaton
Slant Grove
Algoi
Parente
Clue Brathers
Grand Pacents
Jol Dill
Auk and Mere
John Lopp
Fort Colin
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Greeley
Lami Grove
Arrangemente Ara
Avinsbung
Baten
Courtesy Patrol Holds 8 for Drunk Driving
Three men were arrested by courtesy patrol for drunken driving in the Greeley district. Suspects TL McGoy 48 Eaton Jol Biggles 47 Fort Collins and A M Mouse 53 Estes Park held on highway 34 near Greeley Saturday night. One bystander W Sevier BG Estes Park held as accessory. John Rosa Fort Collins released. Another suspect pled not guilty with date set April 20.
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Deonken
Greeley
S. TL. McGoy
Eaton
Jol Biigles
Fort Corting
Ant A. M. Mouse
Estey Park
W. ‘. Sevier
Estes Park
Reiglee
John Rosa
Fort Collins
Php Schreiner
Ateeley
Valley Cafe Improvements Reported At Greeley Eatery
The Valley Cafe at 808 Blahth Avenue is cited in a complaint by owner John Goethin. Claims allege improvements cost several hundred dollars and describe repainting, new furniture, paneling, and updated interior fittings. The filing notes work on walls and ceiling and mentions service pipes within.
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Valley Cafe
Jahn Goehin
Greeley
Police arrest Greeley man on auto theft charge
Police apprehend Greeley man on auto theft after car reported stolen Saturday. officers Vern Chua and Harold Barger recovered the vehicle at Aloventt avenues and Fourth Street. John Wonez, also known as Jont Maeg, charged in city court. complaint filed at police headquarters seeks action Monday. passenger Yaper was in the stolen car.
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Apraham Garelas
Calang Ten
Aloventt Avenues
Fourth Street
Poller
Vern Chua
Harold Barger
John Wonez
Jont Maeg
Epablhl Lopes
Yaper
Mandamus Writ Against State Treasurer Issued To Pay Out Income Tax Fund
Governor Core and the state seek mandamus in the Colorado Supreme Court to compel Treasurer Armit, and others, to release $102,000 in relief funds and $190,000 in hospital vouchers for Putnam and Armstrong asylum relief. Oral arguments scheduled. court to consider jurisdiction and alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Trust
Denver
Apri
Ralpl L. Core
State of Public Welfare
Mandanus
Cokbudy Supreme Court
Sail
Charles M. Arut
Stile Hospital
Putala
Armstrong
Siwie
Hower F. Bedford
Jweltaya Board
Aler
Armetveng
Jedford
aeRu
Comet
Slu O
Coun
Nellie Lewis Granted Probation in Forgery Case
Nellie Lewis 25 of 121 Nineteenth Avenue Greeley was granted probation by Judge Clark after pleading guilty to forgery tied to a $49 county warrant. The probation hearing was adjourned to Monday with the defense citing a prior statement. Professor E Mohr will judge the southern Colorado high school music contests with about 1200 students scheduled to compete Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Lewis
Nineteenth Avenue
Greeley
Jls- Alel
Jorge Prederiek
W. Clark
Mea
Lewis
Nellie Jhaber
Gils
Mrs. Lewis
M. Gilbert
E. Mohr
Amlie Name Withdrawn From LC C Post Contended
Reported today that Amlie asked President Roosevelt to withdraw his nomination to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Rumor says former Governor Liner Bengon of Minnesota may be named in his place. A revolver theft was reported in the same brief item, with details about a 32 caliber weapon taken from a case.
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Waahlagon
Thowyes T. Amie
Iease
Wisconsin
Presiden
Roosevelt
Wis
G. P. Monroe
Ilayenth
Torrio and Two Pals Plead Guilty in Tax Case
In New York on April 10, John Torrio and two of his four companions pleaded guilty to income tax evasion. Co-defendants Meade and Imlay admitted guilt, while Louis A. Da Cava and John Agostin G. face trial. The judge set a later sentencing date. the scheme involved about $86,000 in taxes with potential penalties up to 12 years and $30,000 fine.
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New York
John Torrio
Chicago
Dhe
Torrio
Ts Four
Meade
Torrly
Imlay
William
Steckbower
Janes
Uielr
John W. Clancy
Louis A. da Cava
John
Agostin G
Softball Association Holds Tuesday Planning Meeting
The Gremey Softball Association will hold a meeting Tuesday night at 7 to set preliminary plans for the coming year. Volunteers Wythe Bani, Gay, and Blee Munige attended to discuss committee decisions.
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Gremey Softball Association
Lissensu
Decis
Wythe Bani Gay & Bleetty Munige
Governor Signs Health Test for License To Wed
Governor Garr signs Colorado laws requiring premarital health tests for marriage. The measure obliges couples to present certificates showing health status, with immediate effect under the new act.
Varying Weather Here on Monday Reported
Fragmented OCR notes describe varying weather Monday with snow flurries and sun breaks. Mentions Klara and fluctuating conditions across short periods, but text is garbled and uncertain about specific locations or events.
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Gresley
Meilgedt
Soldier Guilty in Drunken Driving Case
A district court deal with a drunk driving case involving James ina Ta Salle and George W. Belt of Denver. The defendant, vronk Jines, 39, faced a judge without a jury and was warned about sentencing after a plea. A separate Estes Park case saw Hongo plead guilty to drunken driving and fined, with additional penalties for an accessory.
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Vronk Jines
Warren Sddler
Jontice
G. Mag
Moulas
Trav Ron Ap
Alwag Glen
Lunes
Pandas
iGeorge W. Belt
Denver
James
Alm
Hongo
Estes Park
Jenglish
W Bevlur
Alan
Wis
Mausborn Car Damaged In Accident on Sunday
In a Sunday incident on the highway near Denver a vehicle driven by Mackey of Denver collided with another car. The crash involved Arnold Meusborny and Jack White of Ghayenite, with authorities including Juytine BOG responding.
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Mausborn
Arnold Meusborny
Denver
Qateie
RVG
Sundaaye
Gleyenis
Jack White
Ghayenite
Juytine Bog
Mogtish Sutucdiy
Mackey
TSS
Spring Swing Benefit Dance Here April 22
A spring swing benefit dance is planned for April 22 to raise funds for a city welfare and medalization program. Local organizers pledge entertainment and community support, with proceeds designated to aid civic welfare efforts and the nation’s aid initiatives.
Fort Lupton Lumber Dealer Sells Business and Moves
Pioneer Lupton Lumber Company in Fort Lupton changes hands as G. Daillipiene and son form partnership renamed Mup Linnher Company. The new owners plan relocation to New York City for a stay, with family members accompanying. The sale, led by Philip and Son, marks a major local business turnover and community ties in Fort Lupton and nearby areas.
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Fort Lupton
Philip
Fort Lyon
Man Wet
Mitty Laotice Commany
Omitha Air
Daulp
Meg
Philips
Ralph Philip
AO Philip
Moure
New York City
Mise
Prin Lidnher
Mup Linnher Company
G. G. Muip
Secon
Jace
Cecil
Colorado
Comercial
Wml
Meira Wdge
Ae Emeibey
Hese
Mra
Nantes
Clina Gilletto
Uty Piersten
Cheenettal
Foolsteya
Tunis
Andrew MoWt
Wyat
S. Milkley
S. Milkley Who Tn S Fine Enecc
Monee Davis
Teachers Rewarded With Five Dollar Monthly Increment
The board approved a five dollar per month pay increase for teachers, boosting annual salaries by about 369 dollars or nine dollars per death. About 34,000 extra was approved for the year, with capital appropriations rising to 41,900. Some staff will not receive this rise next year, and contracts will be sent out with new wage lines for the coming term.
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Greeley
Orthiys Pest
Boille
Alleidne
Vitis
Graatel
Struyreinsy
Gett Dows
Ieside
Eldridge
Robert S. Gieheiet
Pris Etal Oliver Parker
Meeker Junior High
Sulvivl
Howell Gulboinson
Nese Lena Eee
Kidder, Savernie
Greainds
Ayrtein
Maintenancs
Wathorson
W. Bracewell
Lhe Stifle
Russell Peterson
Fenebe Ta Pelicipaka
Florence Blowketh
Gmele LP
Maia
Tincoln Seloal
Neds
Ernie
Ivegley Ale
Nnenger Seliooke Sud
Urea
Gluckell
Ieley
Jelow
Balburte
Ildridy
Minater
Ciceley
Jerediaindey
Am Rrada
South Greeley
PWA
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Stooge
U. S
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Pliacis
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Thodes
Dodecanese
Asia’ Minor
Greve
Muel
Leras
I Leros
Haly
Krbinpit
Lares
Aly
Stamplia
Livo
Turin
Great Britain
Serindisi
Thunber
Rainerals
Tare
Tirana
Senate
Courtesy Patrol
Dn Valley Cafe
Amlie
Lc.c. Post
Pals
Geneeme
Fialph L. Garr
Ha Pavernar
Nie Ater
Dagdirs
Mely Cute
Sywillis
Leghon
Syemon
Syrius
Ivan Sung
Teme
Lupton
G. & Philip
Fort Luptan
Mrs. Philip
Pioneer Lupton Lumber
G. Philip
R. A. Chase
Tt. Chang
Fe Watt Boon Sele Copay
Mois Inert
Aneniser
Sis
Wigton Sine
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