German Envoys Gather Data for Hitler’s Use in Answers
Fragmentary report notes German ministers asked envoys to assess European reactions to potential German aggression. Responses varied. some nations denied fear of war, others signaled readiness to resist. The exchange aimed to collect material for propaganda and policy stance ahead of future actions in Europe.
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Hitler
Europs
Germany
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Europe
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Roosevels
Neos
Stavis
Confederation
Switzeland
TikMania
Gurtuty
Garomavy
Lathuana
Finkwud
Gereten
Belgsam
Gurmuiy
Pramece
Fey
Des Peel Ces
Netherlanda
Guynauas
Otheinls
Norway
Olleis
Oslo
Newwig
Sweden
Litle
Fermany
Hindsh Foreign Office
Heksinn
Belghan
Baby Ends Long Trip
A baby’s return home is reported after an extended journey with family awaiting news. The article notes the infant’s welfare and a wait for documents or parental contacts, set against the backdrop of travel and local interest. Names and locations are partially obscured in the text.
Cigaret Tax Debate Spills Into Colorado House
Colorado lawmakers weigh a 2 percent cigarette tax to fund old age pensions while a service tax bill moves through second reading. Gov. Car’s administration backs both measures as they race toward Monday action, with a push for broader tax relief and urgent floor votes in a tight legislative schedule. A separate resolution seeks a five-member investigative panel with powers akin to a grand jury to probe state government affairs.
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Craceelitet Press
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Mie Tonge
Cf Curry
Furtoop
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Car
House
Senate
Iba House
Denver
House of Representatives
Teving Grimes
Mn Ca
Mrs Henrietta Johnson Files Suit for Divorce
Mrs Henrietta Johnson of Greeley filed a divorce suit against Edward Johnson of Homeland, Colorado. The complaint seeks support and $20 per month as alimony, with ties to a 1986 Denver case and attorney Robert M. GiWerkis noted. Interlocutory decrees were signed in related actions, including a venue change for a separate George Choper case.
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Cowl
Trenrlette Johneon
Greeley
Edward
Johnean
Homelake
Cojo
Abare
Denver
Robert M. GiWerkis
Willian Greenles
Martha Mgainst
Jacob Whowyson
George Choper
School Boy at Pierce Killed in Playground Accident
Carl Leroy Smith a 9 year old sixth grader at Pierce School 15 miles north of Greeley died after being struck on the chin by a playmate during recess. Witnesses said a boy named George Ball Jr. 11 prompted the altercation. several blows were exchanged before Smith fell. Deputy coroner Solon Levine reported a likely instant death from a broken chin with X ray confirmation pending. Smith, son of Mrs Torthe Smith, survived by his mother and two sisters Shirley 10 and Lois 8. The boy’s body was taken to Macy’s. funeral services are planned Monday at 2:10 pm at the Methodist church in Pierce with burial at Kaloo cemetery.
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Carl Leroy Smith
Pierce
Greeley
Smith
T. C. Widnaith
Garantine
Sinilis
Xray
Mos
Torthe Smith
Miles Porheast
Aull
Tatler
Shirley
Lois
Macy's
Bull
Wilmoth
Chek Leroy Smith
Vieree
Te Kaloo
Macys
Bids Advertised for Major Colorado Tunnel Project
Bids were opened today by the U S Bureau of Reclamation for the 134 mile tunnel system under the Continental Divide near Estes Park Colorado part of the Big Thompson diversion project. The long bore will supply western water to northern Colorado mainly for irrigation. Estimated cost 3 7 000 000 with openings set June 4. Three reservoirs will hold water from the mountains feeding the project including near Granby and Grand Lake.
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Denver
Estes Park
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Buruu Englivers
Grand Lake
Rocklea Ta
Keetit Faber
Granby
Grau Lake
Denver Man Killed by Mine Pupil Auto
W T Molden aged 63 of 1717 Lifeb street Denver was killed when struck by an auto driven by Morris Berger a Colorado School of Mines student. The crash occurred near West Sixteenth avenue and High street. Berger was detained for investigation.
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Auto of Mines
W. T. Molden
Lifeb Street
Ung Fariter
M. Satuday
Waal Sixteenth Avea
High Street
Morriaty
Berger
West Calfax
Avon
Westland
New York
Colorado School of Mines
Bergers
Muughlant
Oscar Lindquist
Karl Berger Bhnself
Vrutaries
Holten
Potleo
Nisody
Dynamite Found Near Great Lakes Canal Prompts Safeguards
Canada tightens anti sabotage measures after 32 pounds of dynamite are found near the Ste. Marie canal connecting Lake Superior and the Soo. Police and provincial authorities warn of potential attacks on power plants and the International Bridge as officials mobilize workers and veterans at strategic sites to deter sabotage.
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Great Lakes Canal
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Great Jahan Ul Sinale
Marne
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Emergetag
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Vital Lydreclenric Planta
Saul Ste. Meria
Lake Sipeviar
Great Lakes Power Company
Jack McMeeke
Sagotare
Pollus
George Warbattle
Cate
Havbes
Iridge
Sault Ste. Marie
Tsutat
J. Maninn
Veterana Lnitawa
Porsthlea Gabotare
Six Million Farmers Will Sign on AAA
Officials reported that about six million farmers would cooperate with the agriculture adjustment administration crop control and soil conservation programs this year. The AAA would distribute roughly 760 million dollars in benefits and expect high compliance with acreage allotments to reduce surpluses. Reports indicated significant participation across cotton corn and dairy sectors with export subsidy discussions and estimates of large potential reductions in production and price depressions if exports do not rise. The article also notes probate filing for John Erickson Estate in the Johnstown district with a substantial real estate valuation and bequests to a widow and children.
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Washington
Accardatien
AAA
Binh
Willy Production and Ninckesings Centre
Congress
Ranga
Jury of Six Brings Ferguson Verdict
A six juror panel from Grs toy returned a verdict for A W Ferguson of Greatlow in a site accident damage case. The jury also disallowed Ferguson’s counterclaim for damages. Attorneys included We St Kelly for Ferguson and Brevett Mash of Grerley.
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Ferguson
We Tau
We 1
Uiack
J. W. Nash
Groo Toy
Bloody Friday and Saturday Deaths in French Air Crashes
A disaster in French aviation on Friday and Saturday cost 20 lives. Three crashes involved an army bomber over northern French Morocco, a second bomber near Seaux, and a midair collision near Tours. All crews perished in the incidents.
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France
Hamas
French Morocco
Seauvais
Tours
Roosevelt Mediation Efforts Aim to End Coal Strike
Administration and the Mediation Board plan talks with President Roosevelt to resolve the coal miners strike now into its third month. Appalachi an region conferees from eight states push for a settlement as demand and freight challenges worsen. Local politics and Mayor La Guardia influence are mentioned amid broader national labor and fuel supply tensions.
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la Guardia
Gioelty
Moey
Heyoris
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de Wittad
Conflicting Appointments Shake State Government In Colorado
In Colorado Governor Ralph Ta Gaye triggers a power clash as Rogers and Carr appointments collide. Lawrence W. Alckley is named commissioner and W. G. Danka reappointed. Sommers West chosen for finances. Luka Mavanavsh and others noted. Gov, AG clash over authority to appoint while courts weigh legality.
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Denver
Colombo
Rtalph Ta Gaye
Ceneral Kyron
Morera
Carr
Lawrence W. Alckley
Stering
Rogers
W. G. Danka
Sommers West Aft Pueblo
Fasieanca Contris
Stoner
Luka
Comets
Slaner
Republica
Alnd
Garranit Rogers
Lila Ape Wolboents
Family Fights Of Atterberrys Told in Court
The Atterberry family disputes unfold in a trial described with regional names and odd spellings. The report notes a physician defendant and mentions several relatives including a wife and an aunt, outlining tensions and testimony.
Barbara Lovely Lincoln Queen Named at May Vista Event
Barbara Lovely Lincoln was elected Queen of Linen Sehaat's annual May Vista crowned by student vote. The Knight selection named Tommy Merrell of Eaton Youth Missing Geeeley Pallea to assist, as local officials search for 20 Robert Mayor Li who left home Friday morning, presumed to travel to California.
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Linen
Sehaat
Anual
Will
George Ming Wan
Studemt Vate
Low Worsfald
Ugen
Tommy Merrell
Eaton
Geeeley Pallea
Robert Mayor
Dharo
Kotoy
California
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