Hundreds Die As Mexico Earthquake Hits Seven States
Mexico City reports massive damage across seven states after a strong earthquake in the south. Colima suffers heavy losses with the capital left in darkness and widespread casualties feared. aid flights and military medical units race to Colima amid disrupted communications.
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Mexico City
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Colima
Pedro Torres Ortiz
Ciy
Manuel Avila Camacho
Sticken
Collma
Llatoric
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Acapulco
Laredo
Texas
Guintalajara
Talisco
Jergesl
Manzanific
Parifle
Vera Cruz
U.S
West Bimargo
Lissip
Manzanillo
Traquake
Colla
Judge Hayden Opens First Court in Greeley
Judge Walter Hayden presided over the first court in Greeley on Wednesday morning. Two defendants, Dave Clays and Tyler Jossee, faced minor accident charges from Tuesday afternoon. Both were found not guilty of reckless driving. retiring Judge 2ees held the final session.
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Greeley
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Walter G. Hayes
City Council Asked to Permit Annual Ten Day Rodeo
The city council heard a request from the rodeo committee for a ten day Spid rodeo and celebration from June. Rentals for streets and for Island Grove Park concessions were discussed to cover June 27 to July 6. The plan included Trucker’s Tank at Eighteenth Street and Strat Avenue and insurance of ten thousand dollars.
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Charles Anitres
Eighteenth Strest
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Greeley Sunior Chamber of Commerce
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Inston
Ray Carson Machtery Company
Ralking Finance Chaman L, AW. Vanderswot
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Greeley
Beet Sugar Probe Opens in Denver Investigation Starts
Federal antitrust division launches probe into the beet sugar industry in the Rocky Mountain region. Indictments were returned for 240 building material dealers. Andrew Hawk left Denver for Salt Lake City to lead the inquiry under Thurman Arnold. Great Western Sugar Company records are with Denver officials for presentation to the U.S. attorney general.
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Rocky Mountain Region
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AL Andrew Hawk
Syeelat Naal Glant
U.S
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Hauke
Thurman Arnald
Dlylalou
James AL Hendergon
Mint
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Teneral
Francisca
Tlulian Anti fascist Editor Killed in Chicago
An Associated Press dispatch reports Joby Arena a Chicago newspaper editor was shot to death after supplying information to a committee on fascist activities. The incident prompted calls for FBI protection and witness cooperation, routed through Chairman Dies in Orange Texas.
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Presa
Washington
Hougo
Eptimlttes
itAmerican Activition
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Putite
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Orange
Tex
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New City Officials Selected
New city officials were chosen including W. E. Hollenback as street superintendent and Walter Haydon as police judge. Walter Kenuse becomes city treasurer with C. B. Beighta replaced. Harold Proctor named filter foreman, Fret Weller shifts, and Geo Bermiss leads police and civil service changes. New appointments also include Moogoy as city engineer and Leo Lava as health attorney.
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Macing
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K. J. Kester
Wu IL Sartin
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Stonagender
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Tiggins
British Admit Panzer Pressure On Right Flank Is Increasing
British report growing German pressure on the right flank along the front in Greece and the Balkans. Yugoslav resistance collapsed as German forces pierced into northern Greece and the British Adriatic fleet intensified actions toward the Suez Canal. The Cairo authorities noted heavy fighting, naval operations in Africa, and continued Allied defense along the new front lines.
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Baseball Today National League Scores Mixed Results
National League games produced scattered wins and losses as Louis edged Chicago 3 to 2 while New York fell 4 to 2 to Philadelphia. Pittsburgh and Washington posted strong wins, and Detroit dominated St Louis 9 to 0.
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Nelson urges price limits to curb inflation risk
Donald M. Nelson, director of defense purchases, says government action to limit prices on vital commodities may be needed to prevent inflation and wage spirals. He cites textiles, leather, steel, and cotton goods as areas where controls could be required, while noting possible justified increases in some steel prices.
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Washington
Donald M. Nelson
Defense Purchases
Sail Today
Nelson
Three Apache Indians Are Killed West of Reservation
April 1 report from WM details that three Mescalero Apache, including scout Arnold Kinehans and son of Cha rkea Buutaysuae, were killed in a skirmish west of the reservation. One casualty was Troy Sandyman, with another named Hethade. The victims were part of the Apache War era actions against Geronimo.
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Lees Mamagarie
Arnold Kinehans
Mschle
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Troy Sandayman
Kinsina
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Sandayman
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Apacha
U S May Send Marines To London Duty
The United States reportedly plans to deploy a detachment of Marines to London to guard American interests and embassies after the war. The embassy complex, with military, naval, commercial and shipping staff, operates with limited visitor controls and high security, including guards at key offices and entrances.
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London
United States
le Tonshlesing
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Onco
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Harm Special Guarda
Fort Morgan man elected moderator of Colorado and Wyoming church group
A. Hut Tayman of Fort Morgan has been chosen moderator for the United Presbyterian churches of Colorado and Wyoming. He succeeds Rev. W. B. McCreery of Torrington, who previously led the group.
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Senate group delays convoy issue two weeks
In Washington April 16 a Senate committee debated delaying action on a convoy ban and naval protection for American merchant ships. The discussion touched on whether ships could escort freight to Egypt via the Red Sea routes and if war materials should be allowed to transit, with Roosevelt signaling cautious stance on expanding protections beyond existing neutral zones.
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Colpitts Urges Active Civic Duty Between Elections
Colpitts, retired Greyley mayor after two terms, urged residents to stay engaged in city governance beyond election day. He highlighted recent progress, called for increased citizen initiative, and urged timely attention to council issues, education, and planned improvements. Vanderhoof and others commented on council need and funding.
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Seco Mare
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Sites Surveyed for Housing 800000 Men
Robert P. Patterson announced a plan to survey 38 war contonement cites to house about 609000 troops. A congressional committee will audit contruction costs, aiming to reduce expenditures and allow competitive bids. Patterson said Congress may fund $99 million for additional workers and projects if approved.
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Weather Local Tor 24 Hows Ending BR Th
Weather summary reports various regional forecasts including Colorado overcast with showers or squalls west and northeast scattered showers east of dividenday. North and south portions experience showers, warmer northeast, and cooler south with thunderstorms possible. Major cities show mixed temps from Chicago to Phoenix with scattered clouds and showers.
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Calder
New Mexico
Nebraska
Amiaritig
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Denver
Southern Coal Operators Seek White House Intervention
Southern coal operators asked President Roosevelt’s administration to intervene in wage and work rules disputes. The move followed strikes and stalled bargaining across plants in Tennessee North Carolina and New Jersey. Analysts noted disruption across steel and mining sectors with thousands of workers involved and potential broader economic impact.
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Washington
Tresiduut Hoayeve
White House
Southern Cal
41 000 State Income Tax Returns Filed
State tax authorities reported about 41 000 income tax returns filed at the last minute deadline. Treasurer F Bedford estimated receipts would total around 2 200 000 for the state, with last minute payments adding over 500 000 to director John F enty Jr and GO employees. Hedford said receipts to date stood at 2 490 284, with remaining expected from late payments. United States Securities Commission ordered United tins Improvement company to cover related matters while 10 subsidiary companies face action.
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Amalan Yeatarilay
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Enty, Jr
Hedford
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Ahile
Willty Conpanies
Nine-Year-Old Pranksters Tied to Fire
Police traced a candy patter factory blaze to a group of nine year olds after questioning 250 youths. Investigators say pranks altered by boys at Garnett Foundry and Machine caused the ignition. Police Sergeant Dyke says action will be taken against those involved.
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de Tire
Retaining Ponds On Big Laramie
Max Chase, secretary of the AT vary County Sportsmanty lab, notes cad and others helped create a 240 acre area for forestry near the Wyoming border. The Wyoming Fleh ant Game commission plans two barge retaining ponds north of Colorado, with Elk Interstate contests and a tar rite season vowlling test at Taravite.
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AT Vary County
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Wyoming Fleh Ant Game Commission
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Lapamie
Elks Ledge
Taravite
Baramte
Denver Rail Shops Show Record Employment Levels
A Denver survey shows Union Pacific Chirligton Denver and Rio Grande Western shops employing more workers than in years. Union Pacific shops list about 400 staff to prepare box cars for the Kansas wheat crop, Burlington around 289 locomotive workers, and D and RG W. about 2,600 across its system. In Antunto April 15, 57 year old rancher Lute Henderson was found dead at his home, with investigators suggesting suicide amid health issues and marital strain. a shotgun was found nearby.
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Chirligton
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Union Paettty
Antuntto
Berson
Karl M. Hayidla
Iumberaow
Hembersaty
del Norte
Monte Viste
Haynia
Scaftorad Showers Scatter Across Road Between Towns
Weather reports note scattered showers and thunderstorms along a route between Grou Jey and Denvon on Tuesday afternoon. Debris and minor damage were reported near roadside ditches as rain moved through the area.
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