Savethan inon a Rocoa Capturing Town 33 Miles Away
London reports during April that Soviet and allied forces captured Lyubimovka near a major port, with further oversized advances around Tarnopol. The Berzin fronts describe heavy fighting as Red Army and naval units press toward Sevastopol, breaking German lines and seizing strategic centers while reporting large prisoner totals and extensive bombardment of dock areas.
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Lotoes
Savethan Inon A Rocoa
Frese
London
Lyubimovka
Steel poured in South Italy for the Allies
In southern Italy a steel plant began operations after months of inactivity. About 1,000 Italian workers, drawn from unskilled roles and trained for steel production, manned the facility. The project aims to supply roughly 60 percent of the Allied military steel needs.
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Italy
Hep
Hascelated
Bard
Maltemuleel
East Canal
Ora
Major Bong Frets Over Grounded Flying Career
Major Richard Bong, famed American air ace with 37 confirmed Japanese kills, was ordered grounded indefinitely after returning to New Guinea. The WB-1 era hero from Poplar, Wisconsin, saw his combat status reduced while awaiting reassignment. News from New York noted a growing concern that Bong's absence would impact Pacific air operations.
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Olen-W
Clements
Associated Press
New Gaines
Urder
Richard J. Bong
American Alraca
Northwest Pacific
Poplar
Wis
Hollencdta
Guinus
Eddie Blakenbacker
Hong
Bowaver
Bt Ie
New York
Richard I. Bong
Eidla Rickenbacker
Tickenacker
Télter
Whee Tram
Patta
Mawar Aireily
Balecom Beans Seen On Palestine-Russia Truck Route
Weld county farm products were sent worldwide to aid the war effort. A nephew, Cpl. Joe Bemanto, then serving as a truck driver, sent a toller from Den ver to Palestine via a supply route. The shipment included beans labeled Bakcory Seed Company Greeley Cole as they entered Rugala.
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Weld County
Abr
Atra. L. Ws Doty
Ninth Street
Cpl
Joe Bemanto
Denver
Jwt Uy
Palestine
Bakcory Seed Company
Greeley, Cole
Allies Shoot Down 36 German Planes
Headquarters in Naples reports Allied air operations yesterday against Hungary and Yugoslavia. Bombers targeted air fields and plants, including Gyor and Diba, with ground action on the front. Explosives damaged grounded aircraft and a factory area at Gyor. Rail yards and bridges along the Dalmatian coast were attacked. fighters and bombers also damaged German aircraft production and air fields at multiple locations.
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Aled
Naples
Amet Sediterranesti
Alewen
Ilongary
Prine
Fiyling
Fortresa
Liberator
Gyor
Diba Ati
Yeces
Takol
Intie
Gyar
Aly
Dodju
Yugoslavia
Cort
Objec
Mnes
Regional Clearing House Board Elects New Directors
Ramon B. Hendy of First National Bank of Greelay among those elected to the board of directors of the First Colorado Regional Clearing House at Loveland. A dinner meeting brought bank executives from Boulder, Larimer and Weld counties. Howard N. Bales of Poudre Valley National Bank was elected president for the year. W. S. Tharp of First National Bank of Jamestown named vice president with J. H. Giten as secretary treasurer. Other directors include G. C. Niewler, Charles E. Warren, and additional bank officials from area institutions.
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Ramon B. Hendy
First National Bank of
Javerland
J. H. Gitegon
First Naional Yank of
Boulder
Directure
GC. L. Niewler
Caghter
Farmers National Bank of
Ani
Charles E. Warren
Picet National Bank of
Fort Colina
Kurile Chain Strikes Hit Four Times In 24 Hours
Reports from Wauhlegtai and Pearl Harbor describe repeated air raids against Kurile chain targets near Japan and northern Pacific bases. Allied bombers faced light anti aircraft fire as they attacked Kurile islands including Yarunmeshiro and Shiau Kotan, with several atolls hit across multiple days.
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Wauhlegtai
North Pacific
Japan
Sinnen
Trico
Yarunmeshiro
Artasha
Kure
Eniwetok Atoll
Marshall
Pearl Harbor
Npring Aly
Kuriles
Tokyo
Ihr
Whuredoy
Pacamushiro
Shapukotea
Afataiwea
Adulrai
W. Nimitz
Parantaimiro
Shiau- Kotan
Matsuwa
Alendan
Eleventh Army
Aly Force Liberators
Paramuchita
Navy
Carellans
Palen Weal
Ponape
Central Pacific
Fieifong
Navy Valturas
Carolinen
Pre-School Round-Up At Two Schools Set
Parents of children born in 2 0 1 9 are invited to a spring pre school round up at Washington and Central schools. The event will be Monday April 17 at 7 pm at the Washington building. Staff will conduct physicals and parents should bring children aged 5 to 6 years to enroll for September.
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okSitven
Washington
Central Sehools
Washington Ailding
Thirteenth Avenue
Sixth Street
Phyraician
Serioul
Ani Paresits
Axa
Liberator of Kiev Die Commends Vatutin as Talented Commander
London April 15 Gen Nikolai Vatutin 42 a key Soviet army leader died after an operation in Kiev Ukraine announced by Moscow radio. He led forces to capture Kiev last November crossing the Dnieper river under heavy fire and orchestrating flanking movements. Vatutin earned fame in the Stalingrad campaign Cherkassky trap and the liberation of Kharkov.
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Pras
London
Nikolai
Weather Summary for Saturday and Sunday
Local forecast shows variable temperatures with a high near mid fifties and a low around mid thirties. Partly cloudy Wyoming area with showers in higher elevations later today. Colorado region cooler from the southeast tonight with frost possible. Winds largely east portions at 20 to 25 mph.
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Ougae Company
Wolarare
Greves
Colorado
Wyoming
Damaged Jap Fleet To Be Hit Soon
Admiral urges relentless strikes to cripple Japan and force surrender. He cites recent attacks on Pilau Yap and the Carolines, warning that holding islands allows Japan to defend the empire while the outer ring ties down Allied advances. He stresses delivering the heaviest attacks as often as possible to defeat Japan.
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Brean
Jepen
Exoent’ Jing, Neyy
Aohay
Uwe
Pilaw
Yap
Woleal
Caroling
Vaual Pet
Washington
Japan
Sud
Ae Risssumean
Rand
Lalunda
Pacific
Mont
Connally Presses Strong Postwar Forces In Speech
Senator Tom Connally of Texas urged a strong independent postwar navy and air force in a speech aligned with Biato department plans to rely on a permanent armed force. He opposed placing troops under any international organization and favored a peace framework that allows force if needed.
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Presa
Washington
Anzi
Tom Connally
D-Tex
Sinate Foreign Relations Committee
Wedoe
Biato Department
State Department
Plana
Lewis B. Her Whey
Date
State Departaent
Voice
United States
Connally
United Statea
Orine
Furnished apartments sought in Greeley by chamber
The Greeley Chamber of Commerce announces a need for furnished apartments and rooms. About 20 calls daily report available units. a shortage of such residences exists in Greeley. Anyone with furnished or contactable units is asked to report to the Chamber office at phone 271.
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Greeley
Hull Confirms Sparing Rome Topic Draws Interest
Secretary of State Hull announces public discussion of sparing Rome from devastation in World War II. Senator Bridges suggests Roosevelt lead a plan uniting United Nations and Axis representatives under Pope Plus XII to study Rome’s potential protection. The piece notes wartime rail work extending toward Cheyenne with new rails weighing 131 pounds per yard.
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Rome
Sridge
Great Dent
Reali Gang
Britton Named Chairman of Rocky Mountain Section
Professor Jack R. Britton of the Colorado University mathematics department was elected chairman of the Rocky Mountain Section at the Mathematics Assembly. A. E. Mallory of Colorado State College of Education and C. F. Harr of Wyoming University were named vice-chairman and secretary-treasurer respectively with Aubrey J. Kempner of Colorado University presiding. The 28th annual conference opens April 12 at Colorado University with joint sessions and speeches by Lester B. Garner of Cameron School and A. Mallory.
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Jack R. Britton
Colorado University
Rocky Mountain
Abadda
Son of America
Amhiiday Aoarking
Tathematicitans
Masuecaeds
A. E. Mallory
Colorado State College of Educaion
Ureeley
F F. Harr
Wyominy Univeralty
Colorado State College of Education
Anova
Profersor ‘Aubrey
J. Kempner
Fchvor Teachers of Mathematica
Lester B. Garner
Petnettal
Cameron School
K.ey
B. Mallory
Colorado of Education
Three Year Old Calkins Child Dies of Flu
The 3-year-old William Uarvey Culking youngest child of Mr and Myra Tarvey Calkins of 2119 Firth Street died Friday night at Weld County hospital after flu. Two sisters Mary Maxine and Savila Calkins were also treated. five siblings listed. Funeral by Smith Brothers Moylunry set for Thursday at 2 p.m. with burial at Linden Grove.
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Calkins
William Uarvey Culking
Myra
Tarvey Calkins
Firth
Ratreet
Weld County Hospital
Yaylie
Mary Maxine
Savila
Ive Wieter
Alma Avi
Sylvia Boswell
Savills
Mary
Gid Marek Calkina
Hanenei
Boswell
Ira
Thomas Ginson
Pasco
Waah
Greeley
Smith Brothers Moylunry
Paget
Lint Grove
Quadruplets Born To Ewe in Wyoming
Warland Wyoming reports a ewe and ram produced quadruplets marking a rare occurrence in local sheep farming. The mother can raise only two. remaining lambs to be humanely disposed of or sold.
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Ewe
Wyoming
Warland
Wyo
Krel
Ealst
Mey
Republican Meet Opens 63 Delegates to State Convention
The county Republican convens ion towelect 63 delegates and al termates to the state convention in Dover April 36 convened at the Highth avenue Kyouiagli in this af ternoon, Morthier Siona of Fort Gallins ene the Keyrisior, sPetes tage be deen.
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Dover
Highth Avenue
Kyouiagli
Morthier
Fort Gallins
Colorado to Court Over Pension Law Changes
Governor Vivian announced Colorado may sue to compel the U S social security board to accept changes in the state old age pension law. A dispute over allowing pensioners to work without losing eligibility prompted the action after attempts to reach an agreement with federal officials.
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Colorado
Security Board
Asccltled Pte
Denver
Colorads
U. & Social Security Board
Vivian
Aelu
Consal Ascurity Board
Oliver T. Melniceh
Otto Moore
Stone Urges Congress Slow on Water Use Restrictions
Stone urged Congress to slow postwar water restrictions for irrigated West lands. He warned restrictions could cover about 65 percent of continental U.S. area, noting low precipitation west of the 80th meridian and calling for integrated water studies and planning for irrigation and conservation.
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Stone
Congress
Asacciated
Washington
Naonal Raciitation Association
Rongresa
Cai
United States
Yanibas
Clifford Stove
Colorado Water Conservation Board
Jap Armies Closing In On Imphal
Allied communiques report Japanese forces pressing toward Imphal from the north and west. British and Allied units at Kohima counterattack. Japanese advances brief and limited with reports of air supply and jungle terrain hindering major offensive. Local police report a Friday morning incident at Tenth Avenue and Seventh Street with no injuries.
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Louis Maunthatten
Imphal
Natn
Imphal Mala
Kohinva
Fla
Brogdeadt
Hin Gernton Radio Seid
Dimapor
Kobime
Rengil-Agsian
Siradegls Atmore Tran Artis
Hurma Frant
W. ©. Denton
Fourteenth Street
Derby
Tenth Avenue
Seventh Street
Nordloh Test At 6250 Feet Near Hardluwan Oil Site
Nordloh near Hardluwan begins a Saturday drilling test at about 6250 feet through hard shale of the Perro formation. The program aims to reach the Muddy sands of the Dakota series, with target depths estimated around 6900 to 7200 feet to evaluate potential production.
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Nordloh
Ohio Oil Company
Hardluwan
Perro Forrmation
Thlae
Weld
Nordiah
Teat Ia
Tax Officials In Greely Office Rethink Busy Week
State income tax officials in the Greely office reported a lull after a busy plunge through mid April. They noted that filing spikes in the festival week leveled off, with fewer residents arriving to explain delays and timing issues.
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Greely
IE T. Cleanan
Te Graelay
Aussies Capture Rogadjim Outpost Near Madang Base
Allied Headquarters reports Australian troops seized Rogadjim, a defense outpost south of Madang New Guinea, advancing from inland as American forces push along the coast. Allied air forces destroyed 60 buildings and a munitions base at Wewak with 250 tons of bombs. Solomons aircraft also attacked Rabaul hitting gun positions and installations.
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Allied
Southwest Pacific
Apil
Rogadjim
Madang
New Guinea
Thorgiay
Salder
Wewak
Solomons
Spain
Rabaul
New Britain
Roosevelt Pleased At Wartime Major League Ball
President Roosevelt approved the continuation of major league baseball during wartime. Presidential Secretary Stephen T. Early accepted American League passes from Washington Senators owner and noted the president is pleased to see baseball continue. The season opened with the Senators and Athletics as Vice President Wallace threw out the first ball.
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U Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Ginyk Civilih
Washington Dall Club
Stephen T. Early
Early
Washington Senators
Filadelphia
Wallace
Yankees Bomb Bucharest and Ploesti Fields
Allied air forces attacked Bucharest and Ploesti targets as Liberators and Fortresses struck in heavy operations. The missions hit locations near the capital and over Ploesti, with fighters protecting bombers and German defenses engaging allied aircraft along the routes.
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Bucharest
Ploesti Fields
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Metropoitan Opera Company
Miss Alan
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Rank Yeaterday
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