Six Western Colo 8th Grade Girls Sneak Day Saddle Trip
Six Powderhorn Valley eighth graders from Gunnison celebrate sneak day by riding 30 miles to town for shopping and lunch after a planned trip from Powderhorn. The group included Lorena McGregor and Peggy Lou Howard among others. They started from home, visited relatives, then rode back with plans for a longer trip tomorrow.
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Colo
Apagsia
Presa
Gunnison
Autele
Powderhorn Valley School
Lorena McGregor
Peecy Lou Howard
Deet Jardine
Ruth Sammons
Lois Faye McNeal
Betty Sean ‘Youtiany
Isi
Nod -Mra
Herbert -Andrewa
Layens
Peggy Lou
Patente
Andrew
Poole
Local Weather Forecast For Friday And Weekend
Weather outlook for the state includes snow at higher elevations Friday with rain or snow elsewhere. Expect precipitation through Friday night and into Saturday with varying temperatures and windy conditions across regions.
Fighter Pilot Hotchkiss Held as Possible Prisoner in Germany
Lieut. Courtlyn Hotchkiss, a fighter pilot and former student at Colorado State College of Education, is reported missing in action over Germany. Parents in Fort Collins and Malton Springs have learned there is a possibility he is a prisoner. He was part of a squadron flying German planes up to February 20 and had previously attended the Colorado State College at Fort Collins.
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Courtlyn Hotchkiss
Colorado State College of Education
Germany
Prinonés
Hotchklis
Fort Sotll
Maolton Sprites
Fe Au
Salvador Dictator Executes 10 Officers
In San Salvador on April 31, the government announced ten army officers were executed for alleged participation in a two day uprising against President Maximian Hereandez Martinez. The release noted that two relatives of Col Tito Calvo were among the ten executed, as officials said the crackdown extended to further suspected participants.
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San Salvador
Maximian Hereandez Martinez
Col - Tita Calvo
Col
Calva Wan
Veal Oehargent
Caroline Isles 22 Raids On Caroline Islands Since Sunday
Allied forces report 22 air raids on the Caroline Islands since Sunday. Liberator bombers damaged Wake Island and nearby airfields in the mid Pacific as MacArthur and Nimitz wings sharpened their strikes. Bombers targeted Truk and other eastern Marshall Islands while operations extended toward the Palau and Marianas as carrier aircraft joined the offensive.
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Pels St Amergan Bombera
Wake
mid-Pacific
Adys
Fle Navy
Ding
Marshall” Islands
Sasapl
Southwest Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
South Pacific
Caroline Tatande
Carolines
Satawan Island
Truk
MacArthur
Pacitle
Mat
Gilbert Islands
Torpa
Wolval
Pingelap
Soldiers Tip Half Pay as War Tips in London
Two British soldiers, earning about $16 a month, collected 48 in tips yesterday while serving as a driver and conductor around London. They spent 8 celebrating a windfall, saved 8 for future spending, and invested the rest in war certificates.
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London
Ony
G O P Hires College Man As Advisor
Senator Taft announced George H R B Smith a Yale faculty member and Nascolate of His tie a Charles A Asard will act as special research consultant to craft a unified postwar and current legislative program on foreign policy aviation administrative organization and taxes for the Republican Party. Taft said the GOP would call a conference next week or in early May to review the program.
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Associated Pruei
Washington
Taft
R-Ohmo
George
H. R B. Smith
Yale Univeraity
Charles A. Asard
Jasgua Ae
Churchill and FDR tariff talks lack binding bargains
London April 21 Prime Minister Churchill states in parliament that no formal agreements were made with President Roosevelt on tariffs or Empire preference. He cites the Atlantic Charter as preserving imperial preference rights while affirming joint efforts with the United States prior to its war entry. The remark drew loud applause.
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Churchill
London
Tod Commone
Roosevelt
Churchill Zaid Sewn
United‘Statea
United States
Alexies
Henri
Saturday Scrap Paper Collection Notice
Scrap paper will be collected Saturday at 14.0 mdf. Please set out paper on your curb south of Twent Second Street and call 1027 with your address if the truck cannot reach your block. Ten trucks are available for this job and cooperation is appreciated. Funds collected will go to the Red Cross and to the TISO.
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Twent
Bunlutea
The
Red Cross
TISO
Japs menace Chinese hold on vital rails in Henan strike
Chinese and Japanese forces clash as 50 000 to 60 000 Japanese troops from Manchuria push toward the Peiping Hankow railway. A Chinese communique warns of a possible famine threat affecting tens of millions as the Japanese seek to sever land routes and isolate central China. Evacuations urged for nationals along the Peiping Hankow line amid ongoing combat near Chenghschen and Langkel.
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Chungking
China
Green
Thausanda
Peiping-Hapkow
Henan
Manchuria
Igopa
Yangtze
South
Gordon
Peiping Hankow
Yellow River
Chunkmow
Chenghsten
Langkel
Pelung-Tiankow
Chenghalen
Fm Céna
Nordloh Drilling Delayed Two Days in Weld County
Oil company Nordloh halted operations for two days near Greeley due to equipment issues. The drill reached about 6 750 feet in the Muddy horizon as work resumes, with core sampling and watchful monitoring for signs of Muddy horizon approach. Hospital cost data show Graeley facility averaging $6.31 per patient for February and $4 per day from January 1 to March 1.
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Nordloh Wildest
Ohio
OM Company 13 Inflenedat
Greeley
Yardin
Rollie McCany
Ohio Company
Zéologiat
McCann
Geophysical
Exausian
Dlaine
Graeley Hospital
Monih
Governor Vivian Withdraws From Party Committeeman Battle
Governor Vivian said he would not participate in the upcoming Republican state convention in Denver to elect Colorado’s national committeeman. Henry Leonard of Cole and J Chalmers Ewing of Greeley claimed a majority of the 1 243 delegates. The committee will select a national committeewoman and delegates to the national convention.
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Associated Frese
Denver
Anil
Viv
Imi
Deaver
Colorado
Henry Leonard
Cole
Jade Springs
J. Chalmers Ewing
Greeley
Iron
Laonard
Ewing
Healden
Beer supply arrives for Fifth Army at Auzta beachhead
Twenty thousand gallons of beer brewed in Naylea according to American specifications from Americsa products have arrived on the Auzta beachheads to support Allied troops under the Fifth Army based in Nantes.
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Cas Rostated Prete Allied
Nantes
Naylea
Americsa Producta
Auzta
Fifth Army
Bolivia cracks down on tieup of tin mines
Bolivia acts to end nationwide tin strike by arresting defense minister Pedro Silver Arce and others tied to the Catayi disturbances. The walkout halted vital tin production, echoing December 1942 clashes that left 19 dead and 30 wounded as authorities confronted miners amid Bolivia's wartime role as a tin supplier. The government cited habeas corpus releases and ongoing investigations as context for the crackdown.
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Bolivia
AU Catayi
Sitvell Arca
Catayl
Nazi Attacks Beaten Back By Russians
London reports Soviet and Allied forces repelling German and Hungarian counteroffensives on multiple fronts. Soviet and Romanian losses cited, with heavy fighting near Narva, the Carpathians, and Sevastopol as convoys and bombings continued in the Black Sea theater.
McCormick's Request For Milwaukee Paper Declined
April 21 The War Production Board rejected Chicago Tribune plans to open a new daily newspaper in Milwaukee Wisconsin. WPB cited concerns over public impact and stated the decision does not judge the policies of existing Wisconsin papers. Arthur R. Treanor signed the letter.
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Washington
Wee! Production Board
Chicago Tribune
Ldatarl
Mileywaukee
Wis
Chicago Telbene
WPB
Wedell
Wisconsin
Chicago
Nazi Supply Lines Hit by Allied Air Strikes in Italy
Allied warplanes attacked German communications in Italy as U S air crews pressed heavy bombers against targets from Ancona to Trieste. Monfalcone shipyards and the port of Leghorn were struck while 3,000 sorties destroyed at least 10 German crafts, as German troops along the Anzio front faced counter moves and intense artillery in Cassino.
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Ay Lynn Heinzerling
Allied
Nepled
Balkan
Italy
U. S
Veules Hardor
Ansana
Trigaty
Bie
Fo. Ei
Geasel
Vonine-Larndr
Geman
Anzio
Adriatic
Tolle Ware
Cassino
Hathatronts
No Clues Found On Michael's Birth Parents Identity
The baby named Michael Cody Sterling, found abandoned Tuesday afternoon in the Sterling theater balcony, is under care at Greely hospital. Chief Hunter said investigations across several towns found no clues, with the infant likely to be placed in the state home for dependent children next week. many local families expressed interest in adoption through the state home Canon City Blossom Time Delayed.
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Sterling Theater
Michael Cody
Steling
Greeley Hospital
G. Hunter
Orisley
Hunter
Chayenns
Fort Warren
Cheyenne
Coal County
Benjamin Woods
Bomb Raid on Cologne Sets Record for Tonnage
RAF heavy bombers struck Cologne and four rail centers in a massive night raid. Allies claimed the operation dropped about 4 480 tons, the heaviest load of the war, with pilots reporting fires visible from 200 miles away.
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London
Europe
Theate Ministry
RAF
Garmiany
Countesess
Ban Halya
Dhesa
Agalene
Cologne
Austin Bralmbar
France
Belgiuot
Borin
Adolf
RAR
Sean Thay
Britain
Geo
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Otljgores
Woutkenat
Brussels
Ttia Pas- de Celuts
Kod Ba Chapelle
Parla
Ccantal Commandalee
Duten
Germany
Air Winighy
Jty
Aiew
Ita
Lancaster Crawmen
Patton in England and North Africa Command Record
Patchy report highlights General George S Patton commanding Seventh Army in Sicily and later European theater. Mentions past incidents including a 1943 apology over a disciplinary affair, roles in Cavallo and Tunis campaigns, and Bradley succeeding Patton briefly before the Sicily invasion.
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Glpadon
George S. Patton
Seventh Army
Sicily
Caire
Middie
Belkans
Ute Viclucy
Slelly Sud
Patton
Hmoligu
Cavablancama
Freml
Anori Can
ER. Guetar
Tunisie
Army’ Corps
Omar N. Bradley
Tunis
Blrerte
Saventh
Sieilian
Bradley
Seary
Arlinta
Denver Opera Star Vivien Della Chiesa Concert
A Saturday Denver party honored opera star Vivien Della Chiesa with a concert for servicewomen including WAC WAVES SPARS Marines and Army Nurses in the City Auditorium. Miss Della Chiesa will sing at Greeley Saturday night at Colorado State College of Education under Associated Alumni auspices.
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Denver
Concaert
Della Schlesa
Arthur Bt. Obarfelder
Robert Sinck
WAC
WAVES
SPARS
Mita Della Chitesa
Missella Chiesa
Greeley
Hay Fire Damages Old Howard Place Barn West of Highway 85
Ground hay burned at the old Howard place west of Highway 85 just north of the Poldra river on Thursday afternoon. The farm is owned by G Philips and Wilam Slockover, with hay owned by former tenant Reuben Welder spahn.
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Old Howard Place
Highway 85
Poldra
G Philips
Wilam Slockover
Reuben Welderspahn
Air Transport Survey In Greeley By Chamber Of Commerce
Greeley Chamber of Commerce conducts an air transportation survey to learn how residents travel and use toll and express services by land and air. The Civil Aviation Board in Denver will hear the findings on feeder lines and permit applications from multiple companies seeking regional operations. The chamber seeks business input as questions go to local businessmen and firms.
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Greeley
Anch
Theunicipal
Civil Astonanties Board
Ines
Chamber of Commerce
Grenley
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U.S
G Inge
Cheart
San Francisco
Salvador
Caroline Isles
G.O.P
Nordloh
Vivian
Naples
Danube
Lublin
Poland
Romania
Russia
Tente
Turkey
Bucharest
Associated Press
Berlin
Rulish
Eset
Vieuy Radio
Eddy-Gilmore
Moncow
Nerve
Carpathians
Narava
Natya and
Wern
Stanislawow
Firsm Battlas
Sevastogul
Jieanwhite
Black Sea
Rom
McCormick
Milwaukee
Wre
Kaenaas City
Grand Junction
Calo
Wallonst Housing Agency
Joseph P. Tults
Anld
Fey
Thrya
Vichy
Michael
Canon City
Joule Bessemer
Nec
RAF Yankees
British Rail
Tha ‘Railways
Uniotia
Dacks
Norsery
Ploydly
Thunderbolt
Additon
Naxl Bagata
Eighth Air Force
Gen. Patton
England
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