Berlin Suffers Raid as Opera House Destroyed in Bombing
Allied air assault on Berlin devastates the State Opera House and surrounding landmarks, with fires and widespread damage reported. British air forces claim multiple targets including Newcastle and Ipswich, and an emphasis on heavy bomb loads and incendiaries in the center of the city.
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War Bulletins Signal German Threat to Turkey
Reports from Allied and neutral sources warn of rising German aggression as Turkish authorities announce plans to relocate much of the population near strategic corridors. A Rome radio broadcast cites Germany’s envoy Papen denying intent to attack Turkey while Red Star pledges Soviet-Yugoslav pact value amid Balkan tensions. Independent Croat State formation is announced from Zagreb with caution over leadership ties to Yugoslav dissidents.
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Assembly Faces Nightfall Adjournment In Colorado
Informed sources say Colorado lawmakers near agreement on a conference report to limit legislative session length and push adjournment. The joint committee aims to resolve differences before nightfall with a pension bill and registrations tightening for older residents.
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Beet Growers Still Expect More Acreage
Northern Colorado beet growers tell the Tribune they hope for removal of planting restrictions, citing Britain's need for ship tonnage as a factor. The informant notes policies crippling the domestic beet sugar industry complicate local production efforts.
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Navy Must Aid Yugoslavia by Adriatic Route
War report from Bern on April 10 describes British moves across the Greek peninsula near Piraeus with reinforcements arriving from Africa. Greek and Yugoslav actions are outlined along the Adriatic, with German and Italian forces advancing in Yugoslavia and Albania.
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Roosevelt seeks power to seize idle foreign ships
President Roosevelt urged Congress to grant authority to take over any foreign owned vessels idle in U S ports during national emergency. He proposed using or purchasing Danish ships held by the coast guard and explained compensation methods, citing a growing need for tonnage and potential use to aid allies. The message outlined steps to requisition or buy ships under the merchant marine act of 1930 and suggested possible release of certain Axis ships under new policy. The plan included a draft resolution to tap part of a $7 billion aid fund for nations resisting aggression.
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Fire on 8th Street destroys bedding and furniture
A fire started in Mr. Proctor's room on 8th Street at about 8:20 am, burning bedding and furniture. Mrs. Allen Proctor alerted firefighters as the blaze was contained to Proctor's room, with a stove on the opposite side of the partition blamed for sparking the flames. Proctor and family escaped with no injuries reported. Associated Press dispatch from Heaver, April 12 notes a separate Colorado ratification of the Republican River water allocation among Colorado Kansas and Nebraska.
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Colorado
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Ford Unions Accept Governor Plan in Ford Strike
Detroit April 11 Ford Motor Co accepts Governor Murray Van Wagoner plan to settle a three day strike at River Rouge plant. UAW CIO endorses settlement terms while Ford officials have not yet commented. The plan includes arbitration pilots, expedited NLRB election and a joint committee to meet on disputed issues, with payroll records supplied for audit.
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Trustee Faces False Entries Charge In Bank Scandal
Leslie J. Savage, trustee of College Here, is charged with making false entries in bank accounts. The case involves bond handling of 2200 dollars and a report by federal bank examiners. Savage had been nominated for a state normal schools board seat. successor appointments and confirmations were referenced. United States Marshal Fairbanks prepared to take Savage into custody.
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U S to assume Greenland protection in hemisphere plans
In Austin Texas on April 1 the paper reports on U S plans to take over Greenland protection as part of hemisphere defense strategies The article notes a request to fill the United States Senate vacancy following the death of Senator Shepard and mentions Governor W Lee O Daniel as a key figure in the development of the succession report.
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Elder Slated For Hughes' Job in 1942
Fort Collins and Colorado State College announce Maurice Elder to head the physical education and athletics department starting Sept. 1 1942. Elder a former back and coach with roles at Kansas State, Rocky Mountain teams, and Los Angeles pro football, will assist coaching the Aggies next fall. Salary terms not released.
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Weather Outlook With Mountain Snow and Showers
Weather forecast for 24 hours ending dawn Friday. Snow expected in Hauntung mountains with cooler air west of the divide and east of mountains Friday. Scattered showers tonight and in western portions of New Mexico, with partly cloudy conditions Friday. Temperatures for selected cities range from Denver 60s to New Orleans around 85.
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Danish Minister Signs Agreement For American Air Bases on Island
The United States secured rights to establish and operate air bases on Greenland under Danish sovereignty to defend the American continent. The move followed German activity near Greenland and aims to keep Greenland under Danish control while allowing US air facilities.
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