Morgenthau Seeks 2.5 Billion Tax Rise for 1942
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau announced bipartisan support to raise about 2.5 billion dollars in new taxes for the coming fiscal year beginning July 1. He stated the program aims to fund defense and other programs while damping inflation by reducing spending power. The plan considers broad measures including potential sales, payroll, and other taxes, with intent to borrow less than two thirds of expenditures.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Hansqvelt
Treasury
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Dior Benlban
Asia
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Lentaret
Vandenhere
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Prat
Tha
Maahine
Eoree
D.-Ga
Walsh
Foss
Doughtan Cie
Looper
D-Town
Cullen
Vreadway
Crowther
Tie
17000 Small Plants Ready To Aid Defense
Nearly 17 600 manufacturers report readiness to expand defense production by billions annually. Machinery on the floor, but thousands of new employees needed and government orders sought. Mass productive pooling eyed across hundreds of communities, speeding industrial efficiency.
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Associated Press
New York
Lus
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National Industrial Council
National Association of Manufactueers
William 5. Knudsen
Lifting Sugar Production Limit Rumored Again
Government officials discuss possibly lifting sugar production restrictions to boost domestic supply amid wartime needs. Parity payments and conservation incentives outlined for 1941 crop programs.
Oliver Troxet Announces School Board Bid in Greeley
Oliver L Troxel a Colorado State College of Education professor has become a candidate for the Greeley school district board of education. petitions placed Thursday and Dr Troxel said he would accept the nomination. One rival, Dr P Alvi Borr, was also nominated earlier. The board consists of five members with three terms expiring in 1943 and 1945. Troxel has held educational posts in Minnesota and Kansas, taught at Minnesota universities, led Wichita education efforts, and has roles with Colorado and national education groups. He authored articles on school administration and published a public education bulletin now circulated widely.
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Teem Avenue
Colorado State College of Education
Board of Education
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Board of Education i
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Waldo
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Offica
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Mra
Elmer
Rayer
Floyd
Wilson
Te Cane
Pr. Troxel
Greeley
Wieh
Colorado Education Association
National Education Association
Colorado
Colorado Associatium
Rose M. Dean Dies Thursday at 48 in Greeley
Rose Maria Tenn Dean, 48, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thotiaa Dean, died suddenly at her home after a relapse following an April 6 appendectomy. A Greeley High School nurse and cornet player, she was active in student affairs. Survived by parents and three sisters, funeral Friday at Macux drawing room with Elm Grove interment and Order of Rainbow services.
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Greeley
Rose Marin
Cameron, Meeker
Elly
Affatta
Lie High Schoul Band
Areleska
Camp Eireisin
Order of Tambow
First Presbyterian Church
Slo
Rosa Marie
Hetty Lou McConnell
Washington, D. C
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Greeley High School
Lucille
Meeker
Mia
Alverna Dean
Cheyenna
Julia T. Dennletdt
Creeley
Macux Drawing Room
Elm Grove
Order of Rainbow
Tuere
April Blizzard Remembered in Weld County
Residents recall the April 1920 siege when a two day storm dumped 40 inches of snow over 44 hours. Communications were knocked out for days and thousands of cattle perished in Northern Colorado.
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Colorado
Catia
London Suffers Heaviest Air Raid With Hundreds Dead
UK newspapers warn of possible invasion after a massive raid on London. Observers describe wreckage and fires across the city as hospitals fill and authorities name casualties, including Lord Stamp and his wife. The attack sparks fear of a new invasion strategy along the Thames.
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Morguea
Coventry
Baseball Today in the American and National Leagues
The recap covers AL West results and scattered NL games with scores and key plays. Notables include New York and Brooklyn contests, Pittsburgh versus Chicago, and several mentions of pitchers and hitters across the leagues.
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National League
New York
Brooklyn
Insuventh
Oe Hindley
Dawuligs Jhylt
Awit
Lows
Ciocluane
McGee
Yulekzon
Gornick Aid
Padgett
Thompson
Lombard
Doslon
Philadelpha
Tifle
Sulivan
Mass
Morton
Heck
Warren
Erickson
McCullough
Wmitsburgh
Chicago
Sewell
Bootlegging Rise Foreseen If Tax Increases
Denver April 17. A sharp increase in bootlegging is forecast if the federal government raises whiskey taxes by 1.25 a gallon on July 1, Myron Donald deputy state licensing official says. He notes a total tax of 3.75 could make bootlegging profitable.
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Wall Pass
Tha Wall Pass
U. S. Highway 6
Wheeler
Dowd
Loveland
Glenwool Springs
Grand Junction
Loveland Pass
Motoraix
Climax
Leadville
Batiio Mountain
Redelitt
Two Million Dollar Boost Sought for Colorado Big Thompson
Washington April 17 Colorado water experts and congressmen urged increasing the 1914 appropriation for the Colorado Big Thompson reclamation project from 3 million to 5 million dollars with completion hoped by 1948. They argued larger funding would be needed to finish the main tunnel and downstream works, including Granby dam and reservoir, to deliver water from the western slope to the eastern plains, with support from officials Stone Tipton and Dg of Greeley and lawmakers Chenoweth and Lowls.
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Associated Prest
Washington
Colorado
Interior Department
Propananta
Wadget Bureau
Ono
Granby
Rapiiy Sunigh
Cutturit 3
Chenoweth
Lowls
Cola
Northern Road Group Told of Use of Funds
Northern Colorado highway leaders met with Governor Ralph L. Carr and state officials to discuss using about 450000 dollars for widening bridges and improving U.S. Highways 87 88 through Greeley Fort Collins and nearby routes. The group urged rapid work on two corridors while the association favored delaying improvements on U S Highway 185 until bridge work and other upgrades are completed.
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Dienss
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Bert Collinsaya
U. S. Highway
Greeley
Ralph L. Carr
Mighwes Rigsbheer
Charles J
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Tion
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FF. Wautewark
Fort Collins
Vandewark
Worls
Colorado
Lorts
Denver
Algo
Albert Pine
Cenley Chamber of Commerce
Northern Colopsite Highway Association
Governor Carr
Mexican Earthquake Toll Rises to About Ninety
Latest government reports and dispatches from the stricken area indicate the final casualty toll from Tuesday's quake will be about 90 dead and 50,000 homes damaged or destroyed. Continuous updates cite authorities and field correspondents confirming figures as relief work continues in the affected region.
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Gety
Kite Flying Contest To Be Meld Saturday
Junior chamber of commerce sponsors a kite flying contest on South Eighth Avenue Saturday April 26 at 9 40 a m. Open to youths under 17 with prizes from Creeley merchants for largest kite and most unusual design. Separate age groups 9 12 and 13 17 with boys and girls under 18.
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Janetie Veld
South Eighth Avenue
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Ming
Creeley
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British Greek Line Said Intact Under Pressure in Battle
British and Greek forces hold a line against German gains as fighting escalates across Greece and Crete. Reports from Athens and Berlin describe heavy losses for German troops, with RAF bombers targeting Wilhelmshaven and German advances near Thessaly and the Aegean coast. The clash spans Greece, North Africa, and the Mediterranean, signaling a pivotal phase in the war effort.
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U.S.-Canadian Defense Plan Now Finished
A joint U S Canada defense plan covering eastern and western coasts has been completed by the joint permanent defense board. The announcement, cited by Mayor La Gourdin of New York and Col O M Dirgar of Ottawa, follows three days of talks with Newfound officials and American leaders. The plan aims to coordinate military and naval defense and anticipates meetings to set final operational details. Washington reports say leaders including Prime Minister Mackenzie King and President Roosevelt will discuss defense, the St Lawrence waterway, and the joint defense authority during upcoming talks.
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Price controls debated by steel industry leaders
Reports from Washington indicate steel industry figures consider a price ceiling proposal tied to first quarter levels. Leon Henderson, new price administrator, issued a temporary freeze to prevent wage-driven increases, while cautions about broader inflation follow. Meanwhile, western weather and road closures affect travel as spring thaw damages a major route.
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Washington
Awe
Leon Tendocson
Moorevelt
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Henderson
Prien Slinintateator
Leon Henderson
Price
Pierce Girl Wins In Elks Contest
Elvina Wowkina of Pierce won the Weld County Elks essay contest with the patriotic topic Uncle Sam Needs a Nation. judges included Steve Neave and Glyde Lree. Two months earlier the statewide contest was announced with Wilbur T. Alden of Denver chairing. The winning essay will be broadcast on KPKA Friday April 19 at 6 29 a m after an introductory program.
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Pierce
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Hile
Seco
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Weld
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Ram Neatis
Misa Jinwkina
Colorado
Wilbur T. Alden
Denver
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