Gibraltar Next Nazi Aim and Vichy Reports
Allied dispatches describe German aims to seize Gibraltar and close the western Mediterranean as Greece resists and British forces retreat. Vichy quotes German terms pressed for free passage to support operations, with Laval and Darlin named as likely Franco-German discussions. British and American observers warn of intensified campaigns in Greece and North Africa, while rumors place German advances toward Volos and the Volos port.
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Vichy
France
Twat
Fanigit
Paris
Dita Abstz
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Srain
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Wile Rusmura
Laval
Berlin
Hitler
Philippe Petada
Model Mills Robbed On Sunday Night
Police report a Sunday night theft at Model Mills with access through a locker room. Among stolen items were overalls pipes tobacco pocket knives and various tools. Irregularities point to junior workers or local youths, with other items including glasses later recovered and a shed found beneath the mill jack.
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Milla
Wivelara
Alent
O. J. Fisher
Give
Germans at Sea At Volos Report Invaders Move Southward
British and Greek forces retreat in southern Greece as German units push toward the Gulf of Corinth and the Aegean port of Volos. Nazi advances threaten Athens while King George II vows to fight to the end. Allied withdrawals reduce German supply lines, with operations near Larisa and Trikala reported.
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Van Wagoner Seeks Labor Settlement Ties with F R
Governor Van Wagoner of Michigan reported to President Roosevelt in Washington on the Ford strike and discussed the General Motors situation. He said no detailed talks occurred on GM but believed Michigan could handle labor disputes, noting a CIO United Auto Workers five day notice against General Motors and a possible wage pattern. Meanwhile coal shortages were looming as miners sought raises and southern operators resisted a $7 daily increase in 40 cents extra for Appalachian wages, while Secretary Perkins urged resumption of talks. In California, Oakland clashes near the Alameda Works ended with no arrests as AFL and CIO lines clashed over recognition and wage demands. Stimsonhillman indicated government takeover could occur if strikes made defense plants nonoperable, but no action was deemed necessary now.
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Northern Operatara
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New York
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Oakland
Catttose
Alamein
Nethlehan, Steel Company
Basrbelt
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CIO Ciple
Roosevelt And Canadian Study Closer Hookup For War
Roosevelt and Canadian talks aim at closer wartime cooperation while keeping details secret. The long news wire recounts a conference where both nations discussed defense needs and coordinated production, with a joint board planned and a $200 to $300 million US defense contribution mooted.
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Roosevelt
Sinking ship fired on by British warships at sea
Passengers aboard the American export ship Silhoney report three shots were fired at the vessel by two British warships on April 12 near Lisbon. The Silhoney carried 350 passengers, 77 Americans, who were jolted into a dockward scramble. Initial confusion misidentified the attackers as German raiders. A shell splashed 50 feet before the bow, causing a large water explosion.
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N. J
Sihoney
Lisbon
Silonay
Ana Gant
Wenzel Habel
Sibsney
King Peters Flight Plane Attacked Near Jerusalem
Dispatches from Vichy report a plane carrying King Peter of Yugoslavia and cabinet members was attacked while en route over the Mediterranean toward Jerusalem. Those aboard included Gen. Dusan Sinegic and Vice Premier Vladimir Mncek. all reportedly arrived safely after the assault.
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Treasury Proposes Tax Hikes and Earned Income Credit Elimination
Treasury advocates raise income and corporate taxes, remove the earned income credit, and propose new levies on gasoline, whiskey, wine, tobacco, automobiles, and chewing gum. The plan aims to fund social programs while adjusting exemptions and rates for different income levels. The report notes ongoing debate in Congress and preliminary committee reactions.
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Associated Press
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Congressln
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Ly Jolie Te. Sullivan
Asalstine
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Deaghlow
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Smilor Inova
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Boughton
Uruk
Cresnet
Baseball Today Showers Across Leagues and Vessels
Baseball results from American and National Leagues appear mixed with postponements while a vessel, Cleves Iswley, runs aground near Cane Channel. Separate notes mention Rotary Club plans in Denver, a governor’s speech on national affairs, and regional discussions of Arkansas authority.
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National Motorship Corporaton
Wilmington
Dol
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Carr
Adiuress Rolary Group
Denver
Ralph
Cove Fold
Salto
Kan
Arkansas Alley Authority
Hospital Day Observed At Greeley Hospital
Public invited to visit the Greeley hospital May 12 for open house sessions from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tea or coffee will be served in the Doctor’s Memory as Mrs. Mawel Vieiphroy, superintendent, announces. Women’s Auxiliary of the Meilfra association and wives of county commissioners will assist.
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Greeley Hospital
Misa Mawel Vieiphroy
Woren'a Ass
Meilfra Association
Civil Service Board To Be Here Tuesday
The State Civil Service Commission will interview applicants for stenographers and clerk typists in eastern Colorado cities this week. Interviews at Sterling begin at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Graham Hotel, in Greeley at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Camfiesta Hotel, and in Fort Collins at the Northern Annex at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday.
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Givll Servion Commission
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Greeley
Camfieta Notel
Fort Gallina
Mines Re open As Local Coal Shortage Acute
Coal shortage fears ease as Weld county mines resume operations. About 2490 miners, idle since April 1, return to work while negotiations continue. Northern Colorado Coal Producers Association and United Mine Workers of America report agreement in principle to end the strike with possible wage changes and a two year contract retroactive to April 1. Continued details promised on page 10.
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Adler
Weld County
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Siriku
Oly
Ratiouliig
Noal
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Eriu
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United Mine Workers of America
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Harold Akins Sentenced On Driving Charges In Greeley
The 47 year old Harold Akins of Greeley was sentenced to 45 days in jail after pleading guilty to charges including driving without a license plates and without valid insurance. Justice MG Waelish presided in the case.
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Greeley
MG. Waelish
Cours
Tony Tatrol
Darneel
Theas
Daniel C. Owen 71 Dies Here Sunday
Daniel C. Owen 71 died Sunday at this city. He lived about eight years in Greeley after moving from Dale Indiana. Survived by widow Adal Owen and one son Robert Owen of Greeley. funeral arrangements not provided.
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Robert Lato Ower
Greetay
Forest Blaze Threatens Navy Air Station
Forest fires rage across eastern sites from southern New Torrey to New Jersey and Vermont. Smoke visible for miles as flames devastate hundreds of acres. Governor Odell Shepard orders bans on wood burning until further notice.
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Knoles to Succeed Dickerson at Calawalta State College
Scattered notes indicate Geo H Knoles will take over the division of social studies at Calawalta State College of Education with the start of the Gill quarter 140 a change announced amid unified faculty moves. Dr Eugles a timeser at Stanford University steps into additional duties as the faculty reshapes the social studies leadership. Knoles background spans Stockton banking teaching United States history and a 1939 PhD from Stafford University. Reynolds New Math Professor Robert Hine Reynotts appointed as assistant professor of mathematics at the college starting next fall. Grace Haker division chair will become professor emeritus at summer quarter end.
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Port Cheater, N. V
Colorado State College of Education
Seorke Taran Munley
Palo Alto
Goll
Wil
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