Coloradoans Seek Higher Funds for Big Thompson Project
Colorado lawmakers urged Congress to boost annual appropriations for the Colorado Big Thompson water diversion project, arguing a $5.9 million request for the next fiscal year is needed to advance construction. They predicted completion could take years and emphasized the tunnel and dams’ crucial roles in delivering water to northern Colorado, with prospects of bringing regional prosperity once funded.
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Mertz on Probation for Burglary Involvement
17 year old Herbert G. Mertz of La Sie Way Bouday placed on probation out of district court after pleading guilty to burglary. Charges stem from entry at the Souths Grealey Fruit and Vegetable market in March. The youth and an older companion were previously teen-kenlenced.
Greeley Relays Held Despite Cold Wind
Greeley high school athletes braved a chilling wind at Jacd Ger Field for the Greeley State Relays. Finals in the 100 yard dash and pole vault were slated, with Rob Ledford of Fork Morgan winning the discus and shot put as Greeley swimmers and sprinters qualified multiple finalists across events.
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May Queen at Thogpln Elementary School
Pupils elected Richettes Dinner 1 year old as May Queen and Alex Lapkoatt as May Knight for the annual May fete on Wednesday May 7 at Artisa Dark East side. Clarence Tyeyng chosen as knight's squire. Former Greely man Diet Dever, April 18, a Texas OW company representative at Groglay and Law won’t.
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Water project costs spark calls for early operation
A state official argues the Colorado Basin project helps ease a $7 million regional water shortage while incurring annual debts of about $60,000. He warns that delaying construction worsens an already strained economy and urges government to resume early operation to reclaim funds for revolving reclamation.
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British Land in Iraq To Save Oil and Empire
Sofia report says British subjects leave Turkey on embassy advice and head to Egypt Palestine and India. British forces land at Basra to secure oil fields and railways while a new Iraqi administration under British influence is welcomed by locals. Coup in Baghdad and counter coup attempts fuel cautious optimism for closer Britain Iraq ties.
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Freeze Loss Confined to Flowers Here
A spring frost dropped to 28 degrees over Weld county Friday night affecting only ornamental shrubs and flowers. No damage to crops. experts note about 2,000 acres of fruit trees in the county spared, with soil moisture and wind drying the surface after rain.
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Dutch defense of Indies stressed by U S official
Dutch source quoted in Batavia said the United States would defend the East Indies if attacked, noting three parties involved and contrasting statements from officials in Washington and Manila. The report indicated Washington views the issue as already discussed in recent meetings and stressed American interest in the situation.
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Germans Seize 240000 Tons French Ships
Report from April 19 details German seizure of French merchant tonnage including the transatlantic liner Degroese and other vessels totaling 240000 tons. The action follows France’s declared need for sea freedom and domestic communications and is linked to calls for airm support to supply lines and possible transfer of ships to Africa under wartime measures.
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More Rainfall Is Forecast For Colorado
Heavy spring snow storm left the heaviest snowfall of the season in Divide Colorado, with 18 inches. Pikes Peak and nearby areas reported 26 inches of snow, roads closed in places. Western foothills and mining towns saw fresh accumulations as forecasts called for more showers and warmer weather upcoming Sunday.
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Danver Golfers Attend Grealey Country Club Event
Twenty eight players from Wilalira Caumtry travel Sunday for a golf match at Grealey Country Club. The group will be entered in a banquet following the competition at the buffet hall.
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Berlin Claims Nazi Emblem Planted On Mount Olympus Clash
Greek and Allied lines report heavy German attacks repulsed near Mount Olympus as Axis forces push from the Greco-Turkish front. Greek Prime Minister Karitis dies, cabinet reshuffle rumored. Turkey's neutrality wobbling amid Axis pressure.
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Baseball Today American Luts at Chicago and New York results
Fragmented baseball roundup notes results from Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, New York and Boston. Highlights include home runs by Dickman and Peacock, Boston players driving in runs, and Brooklyn’s multiple hits in a day game with Pee Wee Reese and Joe Medwick contributing homers. A second game recap mentions Brooklyn and Philadelphia with several scoring plays.
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Greek Premier Death Shocks Athens In Sudden End
Reports from Athens confirm the sudden death of the Greek premier, triggering a crisis as authorities announce a temporary military governance and call for calm and discipline. The incident prompts swift official broadcasts and emphasizes strict order for civic groups.
All Companies May Quit New Models in '43
David Wilkie reports General Motors plans to pause 1943 passenger car models to aid national defense. Ford and Chrysler may follow, controlling about 85 percent of production, with Sloan indicating defense needs take priority and future model output to be cut or shifted.
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New Deal Rejects Plan for Unrestricted Beets
Funeral service for Meg Muett Kruse, wife of Charles Kruse of Lite Fourth Street, will be held Monday at 2:30 p.m. at Horhoonk. Interment follows at Ghia Gioye.
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Owners Tell Perkins Can't Reopen Mines
Paragraphs report that mines closed since April will not reopen by next Tuesday. United Mine Workers president says resumption of work depends on resumed negotiations with the southern operators. Northern and Appalachian groups urge cooperation to restart coal production at an earlier date.
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Jefferson County Official Jailed for Embezzlement
Jefferson County official Antied a ward charged with embezzling around 32762.84, allegedly taken over a year through forged checks. The district attorney said the theft involved false bookkeeping by the official and a county clerk, with arrest made Thursday after investigation by sheriff and state officials.
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New Mexican Governor Sims Signs Medical Reform Law
Gov. John A. Sims signed a state measure today advancing a basic medical reform act opposed by osteopaths and chiropractors. The law, approved by both houses, implements examinations in pathology, bacteriology and chemistry, with veto power by the governor cited.
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Weather Toens fos 24 Wears ending S a.m. ainturday
Weather forecast fragment mentions warm conditions toward the east coast and widespread frost in inland valleys. It lists temperatures and references several cities, including Oklahoma City, Phoenix, San Francisco, and others, with scattered rain and partly cloudy to clear skies.
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Sugar allotments kept as 1941 crop outlook steadies
The agriculture department announced 1941 sugar beet and cane planting quotas will remain unchanged due to ample reserve stocks. Officials warned shipping shortages could threaten exports from Pacific areas, but internal supply is considered sufficient. Great Western Sugar President Kemp urged maintaining current production limits to safeguard national sugar availability.
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Greeley Building Fire Loss Exceeds Eleven Thousand
The Greeley building fire on Mars 23 will total over $11,000, with damage to stocks estimated around $3,500 and the building loss near $7,870. Authorities report smoke and structural damage contributing most of the total, with final figures expected as estimates firm up.
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Concert Band at Gunter Hall Sunday
Concert band from the College of Motivation will perform at Gunter Hall Sunday. Margaret Matus and Xyrophons solos are featured with conductors leading the program as Donald Moore serves as coach for the ensemble.
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Wonders' Complaint Filed In Lansuyiat Case
Complaint filed against Glow Thi Wanders in Lansuyiat alleges dangerous driving on a road near the city. The document states she was hospitalized after the incident and the filing notes hospital stay and initial issuance details.
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