Week-Old Baby Found in Sterling Theater Gallery
A week-old baby, healthy and lively, was found in the gallery of the Sterling theater during a Buffalo Bill show. Police investigated possible abduction while theater staff and attendees assisted in locating the child's parents or guardians. Officers queried witnesses, including a drugstore employee who reported a man and woman seen with a baby wrapped in a makeshift bundle near the theater entrance. The child appeared well and was placed in detention while authorities sought identification and further details.
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Sterling
Buffalo Bill
Greeley
Ruby Hyde
Jack Bruno
Taq
HL. Magee
Miss Hyde
Denver
Chevenne
Perfest
C. Hunter
Urgell
Hlasefties
Retayda
Rhystchild
Weld County
Hedman
Halleltte Drug Store
Palica
Wife Finishes Welding Job After Husband's Death
In Aurora Illinois Mrs Evalyn Foote, 26, completes welding work at Metal plant after learning her husband Cerps Onyld Foote was killed in action aboard the Beath Pacific. The report notes her steady return to work despite the tragedy.
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Auroras
Ill
Evalyn. Foote
Foote
Jol
Cerp
Onyld’ Foote
Gallon
New Airport Ordinance To Govern Use
The city passes airport regulations for future air travel at the Gresley Greeley municipal airport. A new airport commission will be appointed by the mayor to oversee development and implement the ordinance with input from citizens and the council. Mayor L. Wikinbo will join the board as an official member. The ordinance mirrors broader safety and management rules used elsewhere. Giants Beat Braves in 2-1 win with Pyle, Ewald key a two game sweep.
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Gresley Aid
Greeley
Pew
Eity Conner
Bord
Giants
Braves
New York
Mansacr
Plicher
Ewald
Pyle
Hart Denies Intoxication In Pearl Harbor Tragedy
San Francisco reports official investigator Thomas G. Mart stated he could deny intoxication affected the Pearl Harbor incident. The 60-year-old former commander of the Asiatic Fleet described evening conduct as exemplary, offering no further comment pending a final report.
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Atanainbed
Corallebox
Training gowns fitted for patrons at Utlen unit
Eterling employees stated the aly was in the fourth seat from the north in the first row of the lower battery. The xadlesy was not needed for patrons during the afternoon.
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Eterling
Governor Warren Unanimous Keynoter at G O P National Convention
April 19 Chicago report says Gov Karl Warren of California was unanimously selected as temporary chairman and keynote speaker for the Republican national convention. Spangler and Hallanan led efforts, Warren’s candidacy status disputed by some members, but he remained the preferred California choice with solid delegate support.
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Warren
California
Jack Bell
Chicago
Republic Cat Orangemchts
Karl Warren
Malioual
Chathamy Tarrison
B. Spangler
Xolertion
Warrett
Spangler Balhe
House
Lesley Morlin
Mmaassachusetts
Newt
Spangler
Walter Hallanan
West Mirginia
Warren Wen
Althe Warren
FDR Replies to De Valera Plea Over Rome Fate
The report outlines President Roosevelt's April 8 message stating that if German forces were not entrenched in Rome the city’s fate could be debated. Roosevelt emphasized Allied efforts to spare religious and cultural monuments and cited De Valera’s appeal for open city status.
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de Valera
Rome
London
Valera
Roneba
Roope Valtlings
Dia Fira
Nin- Yater
Roosevelt
Menaage
Dublin
Roma
DNF
Electrical Shock Treatments Reduce Sneezing in Arkansas Woman
A Nyackboro Arkansas woman, Mrs Albert Banders, received electrical shock therapies in Memphis to treat a persistent sneezing attack that began April 7. Attendants say the treatments produced total relaxation of nerves and muscles, and after a third session the patient sneezed only once in 24 hours and showed signs of improvement.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Albert Banders
Anekboro
Ark
Ska
Featina
Nazis Resist Desperately At Sevastopol
Soviet communique says Axis troops fight back with heavy obstacles as Russian marines push from Balaklava and Sevastopol highway approaches. Renewed Russian offensives threaten to isolate Sevastopol with reports of German attempts to retreat by sea and Luftwaffe raids along the Crimean coast.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Vallays
Sevantopol
Jasily
Ukraine
Andrei I
Yeremenko
Mare Inés
Halaklava
Light Brigade
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Aye
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Natoric Fedukin
Black Sea
Balaklava
Crimea
Tfa
Sevastopol
Fourth Ukraine Army
Gald
Black Hen
Romania
Aleke Tropa
Lower
Dnieste
Tammopo
Old Poland
Washington welcomes its fourth bishop at national cathedral
The Episcopal Church consecrated Dr Angus Pun, 54, from Harvard Theological School as the fourth Bishop of Washington. He is the first to be consecrated in the National Cathedral atop Mt St Albans, marking a historic ceremony in April.
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Washington
Anguspun
Episcopal Theological School
Harvard
Magnificent
National Cathedral
Mt. St Albad
Deserter joins Marines to win Navy Cross in Pacific
A 21 year old from Old Hickory Tennessee deserted the army in 1941 and joined the Marines under an assumed name. He won the Navy Cross for heroism at Guadalcanal Midway and Makin Island. After hospital treatment he walked out of a naval hospital and was detained in Tennessee. War Department officials hold talks with Navy officials on possible prosecution or ride on the report. Prisoner William Murphree, now married, remains in Marine custody.
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Aanswalate Press
Washington
Armed Services
Willliam B. Murphree
Old Hickory
Tanna
Army
Marines
Navy
Pacific
Murphree
Roosevals
Murphrer
Morried
Mastine
Tenn
War Department
Murphres
Fort Benning
Pearl Harbor
Murphre
Tennesster
Raymond Canenen
Muyahree
Cassidy After Lower Ukraine Tour Reports Nazis Retreated Too Fast
A wartime dispatch notes the Red Army's swift advance in southern Ukraine after April 19 as German forces retreated, precluding wholesale destruction of key industries. The reporter, traveling by plane, describes recaptured areas and the swift effort to restore production for the war effort. He cites weathered ground conditions and ongoing reconstruction work in the region.
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Cassidy
Ukraine
Henry &. Canaldy
Red Army
Te Rel
Boxthera
Ubraing
Romiteslon
Wake & Dda
Timiek
Khatkor
Quersa
Third April Snow Storm Hits Colorado and Plains
A third April snow storm disrupts planting and wartime transport across Colorado and northern New Mexico. The heaviest snow falls in the Elk Lying and Shelf foothills with lighter accumulations through Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Traffic slows but no major highway closures reported as moisture continues into early today.
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Colorado
New Alexica
Kansas
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pieblo
Sydney
Nebra Tha
Santa Be
D.M
Continental Divide
Pueblo
Raton
N.M
Durago
Monta Vista
Trace
Allied Bombers Strike Rabaul and Carolines
Allied bombers heavily strike Rabaul, New Britain, and hit targets in the Carolines near Truk at Setawan airfield. The operations are confirmed by Allied Headquarters in the Southeast Pacific, dated Wednesday April 18.
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Allied
Southeast Pacific
Rabaul
New Britain
Caroling Islands
Truk
Setawan
Alrdrome
British Break Japanese Ring Near Kohima
April 12 dispatches report British troops advancing toward Kohima in northeast India making contact with Indian forces surrounded by Japanese near Huihon. Relieving forces close to 1,000 yards from Kohima garrison with preparations for a night assault, while Aliied tanks push toward Jimapur and Mejan in a widening northeast India drive.
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Maleutts
Uru
Dells
Huihon
India
Koblina
Katina
Onty
Witter
Jimapur
Possong
Kohlus
Decks of Cards Handed to USC By Exchange Center
More than 266 decks of playing cards have been turned over to Mrs. H.R. Green of Weld County Service Center by the Greeley Exchange club for service work. The cards are used in several military and aid efforts, with 125 decks sent to Mrs. Henrietta Dilla, chair of the camp and hospital committee of the American Red Cross. Cards from various detachments and stations are being collected, and residents are urged to donate used decks at the Royer Building on Ninth Street.
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H.R. Green
Weld ‘County Service
Kena Center
Greeley Exchange Clat
Greeley
Allied Bombing Sweep Breaks Records in 24 Hours
Allied air forces dropped over 7,000 tons of bombs on Hitler’s Europe in a 24 hour period with additional tonnage aimed at rail yards. About 2,000 U.S. bombers and fighters took part, hammering German targets including factories, rail junctions, and aircraft sites. The RAF and U.S. heavy bomber raids were coordinated to strike multiple cities, with reports of heavy damage and several German planes shot down.
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Hitler
Europe
London
U. S
Germany
Butuba
Sfore Tan
Helin
Leiton
Apel
Sani
Berta
Forea
Helis
Wealorn
Germay
at_ Kusseb
Wohwepe
Palerborn
Danube River Mines Lit By Allied Actions War Dispatch
Allied crews report heavy Allied mine laying on the Danube to disrupt German shipping. A Liberator aircraft attacked river traffic, a tanker exploded scattering flames and oil, halting traffic for miles. RAF Wellington sorties and river defenses continue to target bridges and nearby control points.
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Noland Nargaard
Geldquarters
Naples
Damula
Germens
RAF Wellingtons
Liveraipes
J. HH. G. Lewis
London Suffers Hour Raid Hits Hospital in City
London suffers a night air raid as enemy planes drop bombs over the capital. Sirens wailed and ground bursts followed, with fires and high explosives causing casualties in London and surrounding districts. A hospital was struck and many people feared trapped in wreckage.
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Aseperated Press
Lonson
London
Aly Sali
Gaidera Bi
Agerosc
Arlea
Fadetta
Albanital
Yugoslav Forces Press Advance in Serbia Northeast
Antal Deuce, Yugoslav wartime minister, said a two day battle began against German forces in northeast Serbia to clear the region. He noted Croatian troops were attacked but progress continued as more units engaged.
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Firaja Minatlovic
Peter
Serbia
Couran
Flere
A T and T Stockholders Reject Employee Board Representation
New York April 18 stockholders of American Telephone and Telegraph Co rejected attempts by employee stockholders to gain a board seat. Management slate won with about 11,286,781 votes to 13,177 for labor supporters. The meeting drew about 11,250,000 shares represented of 18,870,000 outstanding.
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New York
American Telephone and Pelegrams Co
Wined
Telephone
Wanagement
Chavis
Lend-Lease Power Extended by House with Reservations
The House voted to extend President Roosevelt’s lend-lease authority for one year beyond June 30. The bill, sent to the Senate, adds a clause requiring Congress to retain power over postwar economic or military policy tied to any lend-lease commitments shaping international relations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Phe Howe
Roosevelt
Senate
Congr
Unclear Local Weather Report with Errors
Fragmented forecast notes for multiple regions with numerous errors. Mentions Cloudy conditions, possible snow or showers, variable temperatures, and admonitions about warmer and colder periods across days but details are garbled and hard to interpret.
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Colorado
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