Greeks Insist National Integrity Guarded By Italian Promises
London reports Italian Premier Mussolini promised to keep peace in the Balkans and Mediterranean and to withdraw troops from Spain after a Franco victory parade. Chamberlain told King George Britain would give Mussolini another chance. British and Greek officials weighed Corfu's status amid Italian moves in Albania and the Dodecanese. Greek royal refugees planned to move toward Egypt as tensions rose. Market activity in New York rose after heavy selling pressure.
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London
Great Briteria
Mussolini
Balkans
Mediterranean
Mutsolini
Aik
Spain
Italy
Franco
Madrid
Chamberlain
King George
Russia
T Associated
Pees Allone
Moasia
Greeve
Corfu
Berlin
Varis
Drilant Alto
Allens
Britain
Ureishid
Denmark
Greece
Gresen
John Metaxas
Erich
Piraeus
Rhodes
Dodecanese
Zog I
Albania
Geraldine
Haly
Hee
Larissa
Aegeat
Balkan
Melaxas
Egypt
Assecintga Press
Lanion
France
Ureovy Treedam
Adriatic
Hritisi
Turkey
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Main
Thissia
Trme
Chambev
Magentine
Germany
Italy the Seriousness With Which (Hey Reporded Jmaty
Haitan
Malta
Mavyit
Ofinera
Sramen Oghore
Shipn
Malla
Advi
Qortu
Chief Justice Mughes observing 77th birthday
Chief Justice Mughes marks his seventy seventh birthday and expects to continue as presiding officer of the supreme court. Secretaries say he will resume duties after a recent attack and mention Mathew Luppy to assist in his duties.
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Justice Mughes
Washington
Charles Evans
Supreme Cowl
Mathew Luppy
Holland Border Forces Braced For Invasion Fear
Reports from Amsterdam and London reveal Dutch border battalions mobilizing under royal decree as war danger rises in Europe. Plans to inundate key Dutch cities and Malta's defense measures underscore mounting fear of Italian German aggression and broader Mediterranean tensions.
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Netherlands
Ionlight
Moutiay
London
Daily Express
Ameélerdam
Tikea
Rotterdam
Toe Uague
Malta
Keystone
Huntaid
Essillans
Senate Kills Commission on Age Pensions
The Colorado Senate defeated a bill to set up a three member commission to administer old age pensions by a 20 to 12 vote. Senator Wal Twining opposed. the measure faced opposition from organized pension grants and the state board of public welfare, with concerns it could jeopardize federal aid for pensions. In New Mexico, two youths were hospitalized in Santa Fe after a crash that killed William Ts. Wogle, 2, and left another youth severely injured. doctors reported Albert Anstrow and Iun Dawefson injured but recovering.
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Solerado
New Mexico
Tagg
N. M
Williaw Ts. Wogle
Sante Fe
Albert Anstrow
Iun Dawe
Hoga
Phat Lt
Cane Helanes Company Ab Durpatrand
Hunvey Coutl Ley
Alan Win Tik Times
Jiat A. Carroll
Deweer
Puen
Willen
Rein Hera
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Strut
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Ladar
Magority Jwadoe
Rewiar Jrripital
Ciaid
Jackson
Ora
Steith
International
Stutwul Hiahdiey Insurdice Company
Deinen
Aattes
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Biahiity Basanites Company
Wexal
Pthe
Yominztes
Lily Chu
Guy Obllum
Wenn
Aubyent
Wesige
Colorado
Alec Teayd
Britain Reconsiders Mussolini Push Over Albania and Spain
Power politics shifts as Britain weighs Mussolini’s pledge to withdraw from Albania and Spain. With warships in the Mediterranean, officials show cautious optimism about avoiding hostilities in the current crisis.
Dangerous City Streets Revealed by Auto Wreck Survey
A survey by the Junior Chamber of Commerce Safety With Light group led by Julie W O'Tragan finds Grueley's Eleventh Avenue west of Ninth Street and Ninth Street west of Lighthouse Avenue among the city's most hazardous routes. The report shows about 70 miles of streets included in the dangerous list, with 150 of the citys 401 accidents occurring on these routes over 26 months, mostly after dark, highlighting urgent need for improved lighting and safety measures.
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Eleventh Avenue
Ninth Street
Lighth Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Bislth Avene
Crenr
Duniar Chamber of Cumuvred
Safely With Light
Julie W. O'Tragan
Focal Chamber
Wpmd
Lisighih Avenue
Aire
O'Hagan
Blore Highton Creeley
Bijlith Avenue
Beets Planted Across Waton District Some 200 Acres
Agricultural Superintendent Phil Dale reports about 200 acres of beets sown in the Eaton Factory district. Weather conditions aided planting, with beet drills operating mostly on Sunday. Planting pace rising as contracts expand acreage in coming days.
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Waton Dist
Eaton Factory
Phil Dale
Dad
Data
Danish Native Nels Nelson Dies Tuesday
Nels Nelson a Denmark native dies Tuesday at the Gordon McMilen home in Ta Salle. He leaves Heine relatives in the United States. Funeral services set for 2:30 PM Thursday at Maert Marianary drawing room with interment at Line Grove Cemetery. Joan Crawford Granted Divorce in Los Angeles. Att. L1-Joan Crawford today granted divorce by Superior Judge Houjamby Sebednina from Franchot Tans. The decree cited mental cruelty.
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Denmark
Gordon McMilen
Tires
Milea
Ta Salle
Nelson
McMilen
United Stytes
Maertmariiary
Intermouth Willout Line Grove Cemetery
Joan Crawford
Los Angeles
Joan Crawsford
Huperdar
Houjamby Sebednina
Franchot Tans
Seceon
Fiat
Douglas Ward Named Faculty at Colorado State College
Douglas Ward, former principal of Northside High and Tniversity DM, has been appointed a faculty member at Colorado State College of Wheaton. He will teach social studies in College High and also instruct college classes. Ward replaces a leave of absence for a degree, and he previously earned a degree from Drake University and studied at the University of Chicago. The article notes other regional appointments and a county judge succession after the death of Sames Sanford.
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Dowglass Ward
Northside
Tniversity DM
Dunice High
Sebrolk
Hadder
Colorado State College of Wheaton
Entiego Mists
My. Ward
College High
Mielener
Sil
Ureayd
Etueston
Mr. Wed
Bowden Selival
System UnGe
Jrake Naiveraiey
Nak CO
Demree
University of Chieuke
Hoo
Uitta
Oregon
Aatore
Houlder
Muiniea
Stitt
Uden
Lou Asaekition
Colonie
Spring
Springs Attoreny
Jones
Colorado
Paso
Sames
Sanford
Mennag Lie
Gonford
Weather report fragment for Colorium and Wyoming
Fragmented weather notes describe cloudy conditions across Colorium and Wyoming with possible east winds. Referenced times indicate a 24 hour period ending Tuesday or Wednesday with uncertain temperatures around 47 and 04 degrees and nonstandard spellings that limit precise forecast details.
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Wyoming
Mit Warner Jay Onighe
Wuithessex
Lew Eb
Nidige Ture
Wagner Defies Revisionists of Labor Relations
W M Jeffers, president of the Talon Pactficrath, warned that if Congress fails to amend the act printed, the free era prize and nation will be lost. Senators and advocates debated revisions while Wagner urged changes to prevent undermining the law, with hearings delayed and new appointments discussed as debate continues.
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Denver
W. M. Jeffers
Talon Pactficrath
Brena
Washington
New York
Wagner
Balerey
Thirke
Attur Heathy
San- Alay
Direke
Denver Woman Warned After Husband Escapes Hospital
Report from Denver describes a patient escaping the state hospital at Tehhin during a birthday visit and prompting wives to be vigilant. Johnson, a male patient, reportedly moved out through his wife’s letter, while Melon and Jolson figures are named in ongoing ties to the case. A divorce suit follows as police guards are requested around the hospital perimeter amid claims the escape reveals the state’s care for the criminally insane.
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Vreen Denver
Prul A
Denver Allories
Reunl
Johikon Wan
Ates
Jolson
John A. Garveau
Clarroll
Expressig
Johnson Escane
Colorado Lutheran Church Opens Session Here Tuesday
The Colorado Lutheran Church opens its session this week with a series of meetings. Rev. FLW, Ohermeter, pastor, will lead discussions and address questions on Christian conduct. Public services begin Wednesday at 8 o'clock on Seventh Avenue at Sixteenth Street.
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Colorado Lutheran Church
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Lutheran Eivehes Eskomil Sonate
Seventh Avenue
Flw
House investigators rap insurance dept alleged company fraud
Dr. George Willard Franier in his sixteenth year as president of Colorado State College of Education, spoke Tuesday morning as house investigators accused the Insurance Department of fraud in a case tied to company practices.
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Rap Insurance Dept
George Willard Franier
Colorado State College of Education
Wife of Judge Sentenced in Smuggling Case
The wife of a New York judge received three months in jail and a $2,500 fine after pleading guilty to smuggling charges. Edgar A. Later, another defendant, was sentenced to three months in prison and fined, with the judge noting aggravating factors. An indictment named Albert N. Whaperan and others in the broader case involving jewel smuggling into the United States.
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Uasecelaten
York
Jenalevn
Lolleth
A Owen
Vaniy’ Gard
Ue Po
Jar Cal Mvy
Baer Hut Coors
Fae Beaty
Murry” Tolbert
Chuipernu Shale
New York
Apyie
Bya Ak Tauer
Edgar A
Watt Sentaineeil
Selina Ini
Lainey
Charles Ugohiet
United States
Albert N. Whaperan
Clawerai
Maing
Jack Beuliy
George Dares
New College Board Member to Start Duties Saturday
A newly appointed College Board member, Dr. Dalcher, will begin duties Saturday following Senate confirmation. The appointment covers the Western State College and the associated school board roles, with the appointee to serve until the next term.
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New College Board
Weld Ministers Hear Report on Drunken Driving
A local council meeting discussed a report on drunken driving and its impact on public safety. City officials and ministers reviewed ongoing efforts, with emphasis on community programs and legislative actions. The meeting referenced articles by Dr. Feederinde C. Gaunt and noted upcoming talks at PUL CUM Church in Greeley.
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Weld
Alarks
Oriel Milner
Aeomlal
Horn
Hav Nestoe
Thy
Cheeel
Wee
Gyemley
Aleet Tians
Th Guturady
Iy Pal Venger
Alinen
Agptlon
Eurutset
Hocul
Greeley
Feederinde C. Gaunt
Civil Service Inquiry Set to Begin With Alexander as Witness
A lengthy civil service inquiry opens with Alexander as a witness. The probe centers on alleged improper contracts and insurance dealings involving the state department and a private company. Witnesses include former officials and representatives, with testimony expected on possible misconduct and departmental actions.
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Civil Service Inquiry
Alexander
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