Governor signs harsh Anti-Sabotage Act with severe penalties
Governor Ralph J. Carr signs the Anti-Sabotage Act imposing up to 10 years in prison and fines of 310,000 for intentional destruction of defense materials. The measure also covers defective workmanship, theft of military secrets, and unlawful entry to defense property, with surrounding sections trimmed during passage.
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Pueblo Music Festival Draws 3000 High School Entrants
Dr Cline presides as judges at Pueblo Colorado April 23 festival drawing more than 3000 high school entrants marching from streets to Centennial arena for a three day instrumental competition and magic festival. Judges include August Molzer Jud Mane from University of Wyoming Dr William Syston University of Denver Dr Tomes DeForest Cine and Ray mond Ingten. Twenty nine southern Colorado schools entered including Colorado Springs Pochto La Junta Manitou Springs Grippin Creek Fountain Trinidad and Monument.
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U S Borders Closed To Escaped Germans
Washington April 23 The United States tightened entry rules for German prisoners of war fleeing from Canada After Franz Ver Werve a Nazi officer escaped from Canada and took 16000 in funds the government ordered gates closed to escaped prisoners The action followed a German consulate protest and comments by Attorney General Jackson about abuse of hospitality in New York Ogdensburg and other places were cited as part of the case Denver April 23 Colorado’s executive council rejected a warden plan to build a state penitentiary packing plant to process meat for other institutions The lone proponent was Governor Ralph Te Coffey
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West Side Park Purchase Approved by City Council
City council Wednesday night approved a purchase of about four acres of land from B G Maltas West End Park for 1000 dollars and an additional 3 acres from Mawson Peterson yard to expand the new park along Ninth Street. The total park area will be about six acres with road easements to Ninth Street Thirty four feet of frontage on Ninth Street and a new road from Ninth Street and Forty Ninth Avenue provide access to the expanded park.
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Bonds Voted At Eaton for Oiling Streets
Voters in Eaton approved a $40 000 general obligation bond issue to oil and surface all streets this summer. The 109 to 3 result follows a prior street program, with work to start around June 1 under Longmont supervision.
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Big Thompson Tunnel Progress Report
Progress updates from the Big Thompson tunnel project show Magoffin and Platt Rogers workers advancing from different portals. Key milestones include reaching 8,900 feet of tunnel, completing major contracts within limits, and aiming to finish by June first.
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Johnson Urges Foreign Duty Soldier Bonus
Senator Johnson of Colorado introduced a bill to pay a $100 monthly bonus to all air carriers and sailors in combatant service on foreign soil or to foreign waters. The measure would cover any attack, convoy duty, or armed escort at sea. Senator Norris of Indiana submitted a bill to grant Congress authority for Colorado, Kansas, and Nebraska to form a compact over the watershed of the Republican River basin.
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Baseball Scores and Play Dates From Local Slate
Baseball today reports mixed results across leagues with several late-inning notes. Washington edged Philadelphia 1 run in fifth, New York tied Brooklyn 4 4, Cincinnati beat Chicago 6 2, Pittsburgh lost 0 4 to Saint Louis, and other NL and AL line scores are listed alongside a high school spring play date shift from April 28 to April 24.
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LaGuardia Seeks Shared Defense Zone With Canada
Ottawa report says Mayor LaGuardia of New York proposes a joint defense strip covering the North American coastline within three hours travel of the shores. He spoke at St George's Day events in Canada noting readiness to extend patrols to guard seas and air routes, highlighting strong cooperation with Canada.
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Senate Seeks Mine Operators And Lewis To Attend Friday
Senate asks Jon L Lewis and representatives of north and south soft coal mine operators to appear Friday unless mines resume operations. Telegrams directed to Lewis and others warn of broader defense cutbacks if coal production and related industries do not restart.
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County Commissioner At Walsenburg Freed
Cronity Cannonisatuuer Clyde My Jolson was sequitted of vox deuce gake Charnes on a defense. Judge Flos Wailer et Deaver denied a similar tins finn on behalf of Joneau's vode Fendaut, A. M. Guoyrerg.
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Island Grove Park Floodlights Approved by City Council
Greeley city council authorized installation of floodlights at Island Grove Park race track with total cost $1,250. City funds cover $1,050 while Weld County contributes $700 and county portion partly offset by other allocations leaving $250 outlay by the city. Equipment ownership remains with the city except $300 bought by the county.
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Eliy Foreator
Huge Greek Army Surrenders As King and Cabinet Flee
Fragmented wartime dispatch describes a Greek army surrender while royal authorities flee to Crete. The report mixes Allied air loss figures, aircraft production notes, and strategic statements from Beaverbrook, with additional local crime news about an Arkansas prison arrest linked to a 20 year sentence.
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Stalin Defends Lenin In War Speech At Moscow
Moycow April 28 Stalin asserts Lenin taught state defense in his first public address of the war era. He cites ideological teachings and notes the 1935 party congress as a past milestone. The speech references recent events and a Kremlin reception for performers in Moscow.
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War Bulletins And Turkish Threats In Daily Updates
War bulletins report shattered windows at a U.S. embassy and damage in Southwark as large high explosive bombs fall nearby. Turkey braces for attack, while officials in Ankara pursue peace options amid German pressure easing noted by London agencies. Mrs. Miner’s funeral arrangements announced for Thursday afternoon in Marlborough.
Erie Men Go On Trial Here Over Beating Incident
Five Erie men stood trial in county court before Judge Woodrock for an alleged attack on March 15. W. T. Togsell testified about events at a Way settlement party with injuries to a sister-in-law, while names including Pinky Swatet, Lawley, Miller, McAtee and Moafer were charged. The jury comprised local residents as the defense and prosecution presented their cases amid a crowded courtroom.
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Two Extra Chief Thunter Positions Opened
Chief Thunter Hanted two extra positions in Greeley. Police chief Hunter of Greeley forced Ida to the new post while Ninth he had appointed to the job by the city council. Milley withdrew from both roles leaving Wednesday as sole candidate. winter plans to assign duties meanwhile.
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King Peter II Established in Middle East turmoil report
Parliament heard Ayii Eden say Yugoslavia and its government set up in the Middle East and would press the Bettata struggle. Reports said Petey ministers arrived after a crossing incident as the armed merchant cruiser FESS Anjoutana was torpedoed and sunk per the British admiralty.
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King George declares Greek armistice and flight to Crete
Reuters reports Athens radio announcements that King George and the government arrived in Crete as German forces press the Balkans blitz. Nazi spokesmen claim Greek forces collapse while British expeditionary troops retreat toward Piraeus. King George denounces any armistice as betraying Greece and calls on the nation to resist. Mussolini's forces claim gains in Epirus and western Macedonia.
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