Reds Take Odessa as Nazis Flee
Associated Press reports that Soviet forces captured the port of Odessa on the Black Sea as German defenders evacuated under cover of night. Moscow said German withdrawals opened a route toward the Dnieper and the Crimea, with the city taken by a mix of flanking maneuvers and frontal assault. The Berlin dispatches claimed a broad Russian offensive aimed at clearing the Crimean outpost while evacuations and damaged ports hindered German lines. Continued discussion noted on page 5.
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London
Odesex
Black Sea
Ihe
Rotiopja
Moscow
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Smith
Kuntanin
Hazie
S . Berlin
Crimea
Tilack Sea
Sivach Pod Pervkop
Forthern
Gery
Iso
Rustrape
Berlin
Sivash
Perekop Nectora
New Zealand troops report casualties north of Cassino
Allied headquarters in Naples reports New Zealand forces inflicted German casualties in sudden attacks north of Cassino near St Angelo three miles south of the town. Allied units shelled Cassino, disrupted enemy positions, and observed substantial transport movement in the area amid renewed German activity. Funeral services for Clarence Everett Turk, postponed from Monday due to bad weather, will be held Wednesday at 2 PM in the First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied. Meadquarters
Naples
New Zealand
Alvonigpolnia
St. Angelo
Casaino
Tulund Cadeino
New Zealandera
Cassino
Rapido
Santella
Ea? A
Guriglado
Auscute
Aiinturnd
Nagle
Tuck
Clarence Everett Turk
Juvenile Loiterers To Be Picked Up by Police After 11 p.m.
Areeley city police under Chief Hunter will detain youths 16 and younger found loitering after 11 p m. in streets near restaurants pools halls alleys and amusements. They will be taken to city hall and parents or guardians will be summoned for release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areeley City
Yoongatera
Avalanche traps 30 on Berthoud Pass highway
More than 30 people including three children were trapped by fresh avalanches on Berthoud Pass blocking Highway 40. Two autos and a snowplow were buried west of the divide, with several occupants rescued and others sheltered nearby. Local families from Greeley and Kersey were among those stranded, as plows struggled to clear a mile of snow.
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Greeley
Kersey
Berthoud Pass
Associated Press
Georgetown
Cele
Berthoud
le Road
Helen Durfee
Denver
The
WAVES
Catherine Cockburn
SPARS
Davies
Olge Bel
Edith Foster
Crate
Colo
la Junta
Highway 40
Mra
RC. Parker
Clowdix Jean
Larry Robert
Moatha
Don [Fredericks
Diimont
Cole
Kane
el Hane
St. Louie
Mrz
Felix Parker
Greelby
Tae
Sabin
Nike
State Subway Department
Harald Brumbaugh
Clear Creek County
Mrs. Bagwell's Funeral Postponed Due to Snow
Funeral for Mrs. Mary Bagwell was delayed by heavy snow at Linn Grove cemetery. The service is rescheduled for Tugaday yearing at 10 30 from Macy's drawing room.
Capt Kier New Adjutant of POW Camp Near Greeley
Capt Kier becomes adjutant at the Greeley POW camp succeeding Capt Powell who served since activation. Powell now commands compound No 3 while Lt Kirk is promoted to first lieutenant and Lt Sohn R Douglas takes over as company commander in compound No 4. Lt Toserh MM Berger new probationary officer. two officers promoted from second to first lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curly D. Kier
Greeley
Emmett S. Powell
Powell
Taplain Icler
Alymaun
Frederick ‘Kirk
Kirk
Sohn
Rotary Club selects new officers for coming year
Carl B Sanborn heads Rotary as president for the coming year with Ramon Handy as vice president and John W Head Jr secretary. Paul Lodwick sergeant at arms and George Bates historian also named to the board. Treasurer Joseph Cleveland joins a list of officers and retirees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl B. Sanbird
Rotary Elohan
Ramon
Handy
John W. Head, Jr
Anvrelary
Paul N. Lodwick
George A. Bates
Atreetore
Cleveland
Tisipu Farr
A. B
H. Handy
Willan R. Ross
Carl B
Sanborn
Jarces A. Blewart
Roosevelt Is On Vacation In the South
President Roosevelt announces a two week vacation to the southern region. He will depart from Washington with aides including Admiral Leahy and Major General Watson, and will relax in the open air, weather permitting, unless an emergency requires his return. News coverage is limited during the trip for security reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ami
Hoosevalt
Youa Agaby
White House
Gore
South
William D. Leahy
T. Melntrs
Navy
Wilson Brown
Edwin M. Watson
Dogra
Aunebine
Associated Press
United Press
Ulernational
Wantligtét
Nese
Stephen Early
Esry
Melnilve
Traffic Death In Snowstorm Near Trinidad
Nick Villant, 44, of Trinidad, died in an automobile accident near the mouth of Trinidad as a snowstorm struck the area. State Highway Patrol attributed the crash to winter weather conditions. No additional details were available.
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L Amodated Preesy
Denver
Nick Villant
Trinidad
State Highway Patrol
HE. G. ‘Ormathea
Tornado toll and floods hit three states
Weather across Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri worsened with heavy rain and rising rivers after a violent tornado carved a 22 mile path near Cordell Oklahoma killing Mrs Garland Walker. Flood stages rose on Neosho and Missouri rivers as storms threatened communities and caused damage statewide.
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Kansas City
Kanes
Okdahowa
Miszouri
Intate
Terdadia
Orme
Garland Walker
Cordell and
Coyn
Oklahoma
Kansas
Fopeka
Neosho River
Kanens
Konstin City
Missouri Flyer
Blair
Neb
Robinaald
Teco
Weather outlook with mixed precipitation and wind
Forecast for 24 hours ending Wednesday shows high near 60 and low around 30 with light to moderate snow and sleet mixed at times. Snow heavy in southern regions, with heavy precipitation at lines southward, elsewhere partly cloudy today, decreasing tonight. Cooler in southeast tonight, warmer Tuesday with highs 46 to 60 and lows near 20s to 30s. Northeast winds 20 to 40 mph with gusts and icy conditions southeast tonight.
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Woriday
Gouthenat
Noutheast
Bombing raid targets Ponape and held Marshalls
On April 10 American aircraft conducted strikes against Ponape and Japanese held positions in the Marshalls. Ponape was attacked by Sevarth army air force Mitchell medium bombers with marine air escort, while Orolik midway between Truk and Ponape faced a repeat air assault using navy search planes delivering bombs.
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Remseat James i
Vaeltic Fleet
Peay Harbor
Ponane
Ordluk Inlanda
Cayollas
Yalanda
Maraholl Islands
Japan
Adv
Cheater W
Marine Corsaie Flichtere
Orolik
Truk
Ponape
Weld men ordered to report for preinduction physicals
A North Weld adaptive service board lists 191 men required for preinduction physical examinations on Apt 17. Of them 129 regular cadets, 2 transferred, 1 volunteer, plus 16 to report or transfer from other boards. Those over 26 may be excused from early report but scheduled for later reduction. Names and residences of the reporting men are given, with locations spanning California, Wyoming, Arizona, and other states.
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North Weld Adective Service Board
Vatc Ces
Andar
Wat
Thara
Gresley
Glenn Clarence Nichols
Franklin Grove
Williard Bare Kauffman
Watsonville
Cal
Harry Hugh Honham
Glendaly
Calif
Glen Farr Alps
Wienus
Kan
Vern Elton Kendrick
Santa Barbara
Leonado Galea Martinez
No. Hollywood
Pete L. Carreras
Denver
Elly T. Owens
Sos Angeles
Tony Rumban Gomez
Gonzales
Cali
Marvin Kenith Mugtamn
Jane
Maxince Wilson
Houzton
Fox
Harry Ichn Seder
Batestand
Dr Abraham
George Schwab
Fort Collins
Wilferd Henry’ Prange
Carr
Clarence Carl Swanson
Meryl James Coulson
Karl Isman
Portland, Ord
John Welch
Heaviest April Snow Brings Needed Moisture and Damage
A severe April snowstorm battered Greeley and Eaton with record accumulations up to a foot, bringing moisture but causing extensive electrical, wire, and tree damage. Police reported many homes without power as lines and infrastructure failed, while authorities urged caution and limited travel.
Sailor from Eaton Missing in South Pacific
James Wealey Hermott 29 a submarine sailor from Eaton, Maine is reported missing in the South Pacific per a telegram to his parents Mr and Mrs G Bennett of Eaton. Bennett enlisted in 1942 and trained at Great Lakes, serving overseas within three months before a 1943 leave. his last letter was dated January. His brothers Roy and Robert also serve in the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wealey Hermott
Electercian
Wisa Vg
South Pacific
Mra
G. Bennett
Weet
Eaton
Fran
Navy
Hennett
Eston
Bennett
Great Lakes
Twinple
Roy Bennett
Port Logan
Denver
Sid
Robert
San Borngrilino
Calif
Wration
Earl Tewnett
Cartlin
Nev
Ernest
Grapley
Leslie
Korroy
Harold Sctirber
Eaton Fnd
Ethel Menien
Accident Report East of Kerney on Highway 34
Goilfalon and others were involved in an accident on highway No 34 twenty miles east of Kersey. courtesy patrol was informed shortly after noon Monday. No damage to people was reported.
Allied Planes Bombard Hollandia and New Guinea Coastline
Allied Wombers blasted Mollaniia and Wewek, dropping 163 tons of bombs. Reports say buildings were damaged, two small freighters sunk, and fuel dumps hit as operations expanded from the Solomons to the Philippines. In a separate note, American bombers delivered 885 tons on enemy targets in the Bismarck Sea region.
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Aled
Southwest Pacific
Bailty
Mollaniia
New Guinea
Davgina MacArthur
Wewek
Hawan Bay
Rabaul
New Britain
Kayienk
New Ireland
Hollandis
Solomond
Philippines
Anit
Prest
Apel
Japan
Horn
Colorado Draft Delay Affects Older Men in 45 Days
Colorado officials say delaying draft inductions for men over 26 will be temporary and not surpass 45 days. Lt. Col. Howard Reed said those postponed now will be inducted within about 30 days or reported within 48 days, as quotas for the region remain the priority. Private Charles Kidder, 20, was arrested near Denver in a stolen car connected to earlier thefts in Omaha. He awaits action by civil and army authorities.
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Colorado
Charies Kidder
Buckley Fieldy
Gresley
Pav Mose
Patro
Denver
Kidder Wan
Omaha
Ife
Jor
Tanver
National Selective Services Headquarters
Howard R. Reed
Reed
Toad
Egain
Will
Intiar
Giraud Refuses To Accept Dismissal
General Henri Giraud stands firm against removal as commander in chief of the French armed forces amid a power struggle with General Charles de Gaulle for control of the French Liberation Committee. Some followers threaten to resign in sympathy with Giraud, intensifying the leadership contest.
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Charles de Gaulle
French Committee of Liberation
Henri Giraud
Graud
Aquarely
de Goulle
Giraud
Liberation
Minor Accidents In Storm Here
Several minor automobile accidents occurred Sunday night during the snowstorm. Two pedestrians were struck at Bishophayette and Twenty third Street near nine p.m. by a car driven by Charles L. Mesker of Route 1. Reuben Rasmussen, 23, Fort Warren, suffered a scalp wound requiring flyplashes to close, and Margaret Gurnigan sustained leg injuries. Also reported were crashes at Sixteenth Street and Eighth Avenue and other collisions on Eighth, Eleventh avenues, and Fourth Street, attributed to weather conditions.
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Bishthayette
Sizleenth Street
Eighth Avenue
Jen A. Kay
Colorado Springs
W. OR. Hackley
Tenth Street
Wilbur L. Stoll
Victor Oliver
Thirteenth Avenue
Eleventh Avenue
Fourth
Fifth Street
Rogeoe
Kephart
Ronta 3
Henry Petrie
Eleventhiven
Tue
Fourth Steeet
Cers
Edward H. Milter
Toute
Eaton
Paul Mega
Camn
Snow
Tte
Easter Services Draw Thousands to Gresley Churches
Clouds and rain did not deter crowds at Easter services across Gresley. Park Congregational drew eleven hundred in its moved auditorium service, while First Christian saw over three hundred at the 6 o’clock gathering. Inspiration Point hosted more than a hundred for an outdoor CSCE council service, and Trilitty Episcopal reported strong attendance for a $130 choral eucharist. The day featured a large Fort Warren band concert and a Park Church collection of $448.80 earmarked for China relief efforts.
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Gresley
Thias
Inspiration Point
CSCE
First Christian Church
Trilitty Episcopal Church
Gresley High School
Park Congregational Church
Anhors
Army Service Forces Band
Fort Warren
Wee
Maurice Biggend
Altheane Applaine
Park Church
Park
Asa Ty Jonea, Jr
Belgian and Allied Air Attacks Across Belgium and France
American air forces bombed Belgium's anti invasion installations and targets near Brussels and Paris. RAF and US bombers struck German airfields in Poland East Prussia and northeast Germany, destroying dozens of planes and injuring German air defenses.
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Yanks Bay
Austin Dealmear Lonion
Ater
Fermans
Air Installantona
Belgium
Oeran
Pas-De-Calata
Evere
Vilgarde
Airflelt
Melabroek
Brunsels
Ara Craft
Bourges
Wiles Soul
Paris
Airase
Lille
Poland
Prugoin
Germany
Brunswick
Frankfort
Tadle
U. S. Aly Force
Japanese Try To Encircle Imphal Base
Japanese forces reported west of Imphal on the Tiddim road press the defense ring around Imphal as Allied units claim to have repelled incursions. Widespread fighting continues along the front with Japanese infiltration blocking roads and heavy casualties cited on both sides. Chinese forces maintain contact in the Mozune valley while Japanese lines in North Guritia face counterattacks.
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Gharles A
Grumich
New Delhi
Imphal
Kent Siiall
Bishengik
Tiddim
Southeast Asia Command
Tiphal
Theouthwest
Bohina
Imyhat Plain
Ateong
S. Ght Ring of Defense
Xohima Ig
Dongal-Assan
North Bunion
Nai W. Stilwell
Mayu Range
Keladan
22Nd
Ail Vision
Mozune
Ayliksing
Guritia
Fallen Wire Kills Pueblo Girl in Snow Damage
In Pueblo Colorado on April 10 a 23 year old girl Mabel Gomez was electrocuted when she stepped on a hover wire broken by heavy wet snow. Fire crews reported she died instantly as thousands of power lines were pulled down citywide and a power restoration call was sent to Colorado Springs outlets and field offices.
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Associated Prey
Court rules plan unfair labor practice in labor dispute
The court held that a company offering raises to workers to renounce union representation violated the national labor relations act. Justice Stoke delivered the opinion, with Justices Roberts and Rutledge dissenting. The decision upholds a Labor Board order directing bargaining with the union. Another ruling preserves a bargaining relationship briefly despite the union no longer representing a majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Proval Woablogten
Court
Omer Justice Stoke
Roberts
Rutledge
Inbor
Federal Circuit Court
New York
Sado Photo Supply Corporation of
Wisl
Ft Ca
Major Mahurin Missing in Action Over France
Major Mahurin a famed ace reported missing in action over France since March 27. His mother Mrs Guy Mahurin of Fort Wayne informed officials today. Promoted recently he was credited with downing several ZC planes in the open area duties.
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Wayne
Ind
le Jor Walker Mehurin
America
France
Hig
Guy Mahurin
Port Wayne
Waynes
Mahurin
Minter
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Odessa
Associated Press Asanion
Tovsston
Maby
Engtiai
Tina
Kier
Carl Sanborn
Rotary Club
Roosevelt
Hamilton
Tex
Otenda Jean Glover
Priyata
Mra. A. Th. Glover
Ponsville
Literal Army Air Base
Liberal Army Air Lake
Lnte
Jap-Held
Marshalls
Bosnia
Ansoelatid Press
Yugoslay
Mekonjkgrad
Hin
Jajoa
Western
Dania,’ & Commuitane
Heartere
Marahel
Jovip Bros
Tilo
Brosdenst
Ranjatoka
Weel Plage
Yoara
Fishtfall
Great Western Swen Campany
Renmijned
Oay
Suawfan
Ahawl
Greeley Polies
Hong Gay & Blechla Company
KPRKA
Tynond- Canla
Yven
Trea Mbs
Ureeley Pollee
Kent Cauger
Radio Technitim
Ila
Coupaby
Western Union
Biste Highway Patrol
Roadard
Cheyenne
Loveland
Sterling
Wyleway
Eoy
Goilfalon
Kerney
Hollandia
Xerl- Wuller Department
Stromg
Pueblo
Maj. Mahurin
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