Roosevelt Seeks One Billion For WPA In Eight Months
President Roosevelt urged Congress to appropriate 975 million to run the WPA for eight months, seeking authority to use up to 976 million if necessary to avoid suffering. He argued current hopes for employment gains justify a larger early outlay despite uncertain effects from European conflict.
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Fromm Congress
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le Eondry
Mrs Gilbert Davis Bitten by Dogs During Census Visit
Mrs Alice Davis, wife of Gilbert Davis of Greeley, was attacked by three dogs guarding a Benoma Valley homestead while taking a census. She sustained severe injuries, including a deep laceration near a joint, and was moved to Burndale Sanitarium where she remains a patient. Her husband, long familiar in the area, had lived in Greeley and later moved to another locale.
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Greeley
California
Njurins
Alice Davia
Gilbert Davis
Gseley
Mok
David
Benoma
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Burndale Sanitarium
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D. E. Gray
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Republican Caucuses to Be Held April 27 in Weld County
Republicans meet for county conventions to select delegates in Weld County on April 27. Greeley caucuses run from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. with precincts open after 3 p.m. Precinct schedules and delegate selections are to be determined, with hours and locations yet to be finalized.
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Brush Alleged Slayer Is Denied Clemency
Cheyenne Wyoming April 18 Governor Nelg Smith refused to commute the death sentence of Stanler Lautier a 38 year old Brush Colorado railroad worker and pin hand who must die early Friday for the slaying of his wife in the game two years ago
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Stanler Lautier
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W. D. Reynolds Dies in Phoenix at 64 Fort Lupton Pioneer
William Dexter Reynolds of Fort Lupton died in a Phoenix hospital Tuesday night at about 10 o clock. He was the first rural mail carrier in the county and retired in 1923 after 24 years of service. Funeral services are pending upon the arrival of relatives in Phoenix.
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Milliken Woman Clara Hooft Dies After Illness
Mrs Clara Agnes Hooft 64 wife of W L Huett Milken tow n marshal died at home Wednesday after a year long illness. She lived in Milken 30 years and belonged to First Presbyterian church.Survivors include husband three children Lowell Wilma and Mrs Ellis Crowell, many brothers and sisters including Fred Voge Fairbault Harold Voge Northfield Minn J G Schneider Suvith Minn Charles Voge Rosalia Wash Arlest Vaive Post Falls Ida Dr Frank Vace Alvin Voge and Bfix Sara Young Cortina Ore. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 30 p m at Macys Maline ary with interment at Lina Grove.
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Rosalia
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Post Falls
Ida
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Oreneral Geevice
Kid McCoy Found Dead in Detroit Hotel Room
The Kid McCoy boxing legend Norman Selby, age 36, was found dead in a downtown Detroit hotel. Deputy coroner Lyle C Ling reported he had taken poison or poison-laced medicine prior to his death.
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Norwegians Ready To Attack Nazis At Trondheim Reported
Reports from the Norwegian frontier indicate imminent Norwegian attacks on German posts in the Trondheim area as occupation intensifies. German forces push toward Oslo regions while British raids impact German positions on the coast. Norway’s provisional government struggles for legitimacy amid occupation choices.
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Oslo
Romania Ready To Destroy Oil Wells To Foil Germans
New York April 1 Rumania was described as ready to wreck oil wells at night to hinder invasion. Oil expert Grady T Chapp said Romanian people fear German pressure and would wipe wells in defense, drawing on World War II era plans. He reported visiting Romania and finding broad ally sympathy and readiness to act.
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Cruciator Press
New York
Grady T. Chapp
Columbia, Tenn
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Yugoslavia
Saturnia
Germany
Massa
Weld Proposes County Funeral Payments to Morticians
County commissioners stated on Marsday they are ready to authorize payments to morticians for conducting funerals of infants and others. The proposal sets specific fees for infants stillborn, infants, and adults, with conditions to render services in compliance with state laws governing funeral directors and embalming.
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Survivor says Bremen sunk with 15000 men
A Norwegian survivor reports the German battleship Bremen sank with about 15000 aboard after torpedoing off Norway. He recalls the crew’s warning and the ship going down as rescue efforts and loss of life followed in the North Sea region.
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Norway
Germain troops seize Norwegian forts and border area
Berlin reports German forces occupy southeastern Norwegian territory near Oslo up to the Swedish line. Three Norwegian forts fall to surprise assault. 1060 soldiers and 30 officers captured. Hemalstrom detachments said to have crossed into Sweden after border incident.
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Urea
Adol Hemalstrom
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Chamberlain Assures Southeast Europe Against Allied Threats
Prime Minister Chamberlain today pledged to deter Allied threats to Southeast European nations amid Britain’s war footing in the north. He said Britain seeks to preserve peace and security in the Danube basin while envoys depart after nine days of London talks on outstanding regional problems and nonbelligerent aims.
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House of Commons
Buro Pein
London
County Treasurer Secures Weld Relief Funds Report
County treasurer Tarver Witwer received from the state welfare department April allocations totaling 67,596 for West-county policing, 9,462 for dependent children aid, 88,? for welfare administration, and 5,700 for general relief, with varying decreases from last month.
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Senate OKs Naval Money for Next Fiscal Year
The Senate approved a naval appropriation for the new fiscal year beginning July 1. The appropriation totals £18,437,229 higher than this year’s expenditures, with President Roosevelt’s administration providing the estimates.
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Hungary Seeks Soviet Aid Against Nazis
Budapest reports Hungary begins talks with Soviet Russia to deter a possible German invasion of the Balkans as Romania and Yugoslavia move toward Moscow for support. Hungary, long anti Soviet, may follow suit, hoping Moscow can pressure Berlin to pause its advance. Yugoslavia also plans a delegation to Moscow to renew relations severed since the Russian Revolution.
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College Observes Peace Day With Campus Walkout
Students on campus will observe the annual Peace Day on Friday with a one o clock walkout led by peace advocates. Instructors will discuss war and peace in relation to courses as Rev O Pus larg talks about the life of war. Faculty reminders urged support for the observance and committee plans endorsed by college leaders.
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Evans Town Board Grants Two More Liquor Licenses
Evans April 19 At a special meeting the Evans town board approved two additional beer and liquor by the drink licenses for tavern operators Davis Bly and James Natclitte. Warnith Dalley was appointed assistant town marshal to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Fred Hehmer.
Germany and Italy Will Swap Military Boards
Rome April 8 officials announced an exchange of military commissions between Germany and Italy within the wartime alliance. The move follows a long standing military partnership and aims to coordinate operations and strengthen joint front efforts across allied territories.
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Weather Colonnade Forecast Snapshot
Generally fair tonight and Friday with warmer conditions in the east and frost in the west. Wyoming forecast shows similar patterns with colder air drifting in and warmer southeast zones. Local outlook for 24 hours ends Thursday morning with high of 63 and low of 29.
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Warner Southeast
Bank Bandits Force Man to Withdraw 2000 Dollars
A man was coerced at gunpoint by two women and two men to withdraw $2000 from a bank. The cash was taken and the suspects fled. The sheriff and FBI agents were called to the case. A related note from Denver mentions eggs and poultry markets.
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Hulls threat to Dutch East Indies spurs Pacific caution
President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull warned against any change to the Netherlands East Indies status, urging stability in the Pacific. Tokyo and Washington voiced mutual concern that intervention or alteration could harm regional peace, security, and global balance.
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Fie
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Trull
Netherlands East
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Pocket warship aground reports Swedish paper
Swedish newspaper dispatch from Stockholm cites Sven Dagbladet on the German pocket battleship Houten tamt renamed Jaetzow amid action restrictions. Also notes cooling gas leak prompts firemen response at 1216 English Ave and various local fines in police court. Army aircraft orders and Roosevelt travel plans at Warm Springs referenced.
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Sven Dagabladet
Germany
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