Morgenthau Urges Big Tax Drive to Cut Nonwar Spending
Washington April 26 Secretary Morgenthau asked Congress for 4.5 billion dollars in new taxes to expand defense production, curb profiteering, and fund nonwar needs. He warned of a greater national challenge and said the American people are willing to pay. Sullivan outlined proposed surtaxes likely to raise about 1.6 billion, plus higher taxes on cigarettes and alcohol.
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National Youth Administration
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Dieter
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ADK
Coal shortage delays settlement and defense output
United Mine Workers and coal operators warned certification of the dispute will delay a coal settlement as a shortage hinders defense jobs. Reports cite drastic cuts in ammonia and steel output, with blast furnaces idled and production targets slashed into spring. Major plants face near shutdowns and wage disputes loom amid national war-time needs.
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Washington
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Norton
House Labor Committee
Todzy
Erie Evidence Is Completed In Trial Of Four
The trial session finished at 10 30 am with examination of defense witnesses Robert Trembath and Ken Nett. Deliberations were expected to begin soon while other defendants and witnesses testified, including Hogsell Hugnett and several McAfees.
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Kennett Trembath
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Swalow
Trawag
W. D. Lawley
C.A. Miller
Max McAfee
Wayne McAfee
Wednessny
Hagsett
H.R. Meininger
Everett Solna
Charles Himansky
Tony Warecke
Carar Cunaday
Delmas
Tegan
Frank Kostenuader
Pete Mialonovich
Lilia Simansky
Mia
A Mer
Herbert ‘Wie Aml Hoy
Baseball Scores From A Roughly Read Report
The condensed wire results show numerous mismatched team names and scorers with multiple OCR garbles. Notable items include Philadelphia 0 Brooklyn 2 in the National League and Boston 2 New York 3 in the American League, with various pitchers and batters mentioned in unclear form.
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Tunuls
Crack
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Hamlin
Owen Chicago
Pittaturgh
Ateén Onth
Frovel
McCullaugh
Klinger
Doyle
Louis
Derringer
Tontandl
Meyer
W. Cooper
New York
Boston
McQuinn
Camill
Brookyn
Keller
N.Y. American
Dog License Taxes Due May 1 in Ley City
Chief of Police G C Hunter announced that 1941 Gree ley city dog license taxes are due May 1 and delinquent July 1. Fees are 1 for males and 3 4 for females. Hunts warned that buying a license does not permit the dog to run at large and that a forthcoming dog catcher will be instructed to seize any dogs found running off property.
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Greeley City
Hunten
Hunt
$50,000 to Improve Greeley Approaches on 85 Budget Item
Colorado budget signed by Gov. Ralph L. Carr includes $50,000 to widen and improve the Greeley entrance on U.S. 85. The plan covers safer ramps and improved approaches, part of a broader 1941 road program totaling $7,979,875 with federal aid portions and multiple state projects across the Western Slope.
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Carl
Denver
Golunda
Ralph L. Carr
Witch
Paradox Valley
Grand Junction
Whaitluy
Lovaland Pass
Loveland
Gleay Creck Canon
Wyoming
Sterthus Ia
Carr
U.S. 185
Washington Street
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Mate Ie Sn
Agath
Fort Collins
U. S
Brstr
Nebraska
Akron
Wray
Morsan
Washington
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Huerfatin
LaJwele
Fowler
Manerencia
Puelo
Florence
Canon Cuy
Greece Accepts Terms in Public War Confernce Near Salonika
Negotiators in a villa near Salonika reported to Berlin that terms calling for surrender and internment of Greek forces were agreed. The agreement aims to remove weapons and halt fighting while ensuring Greek troops can move freely elsewhere. German and Greek officers held talks with officials including Alfred Joul and Ferrero in northern Greece to finalize the arrangement.
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Salonika
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Silonika
Wedd
Mars Ahall Sleimund List
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Taolakngu
Artes
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Jol
Geonan Wek
Ferrero
Violukagla
Denver Arms Factory To Go On 24 Hour Basis
Denver arms plant under construction will run on a 24 hour basis with a workforce target of 5,600 qualified workers. The payroll at peak will reach 150000 dollars as foundations for four buildings are laid and work continues. Secretary of War urged production start by September 30.
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Glent
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Intit Huta Woek
Ex-Huerfano Clerk Acquitted by Jury
Guerrero, former Huerfano County clerk, was acquitted by a jury on charges of confidence racket and theft. The trial, held in a Watriot court, lasted three hours.
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Guerrero
Huerfano County
British Fight Desperately In Thermopylae As Nazis Claim
Fragmented dispatches from Allied and German outlets describe fierce fighting in Greece near Thermopylae and Thebes with Berlin papers claiming German advances toward Athens while Allied leaders vow defense. Reports also mention heavy German air and naval activity, British leadership statements, and a controversial call for harsh actions against refugees.
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de Tressnig
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York
Echuenhorst
Gnelsensu
British Press Writes Off Greek Campaign as a Loss
British papers signal defeat in Greece, criticize conduct, and question next moves as Allied fortunes shift. Reports flag German successes, French and Italian actions, and British strategic doubts amid ongoing war.
Mrs Mary McMillen Dies In Late Wednesday
Mrs. Mary McMillen 63 widow of Noble McMillen died at the House of the Aged in Kata Wednesday. She had been in poor health for months and died after a brief illness. Born 1872 in Guthrie County she lived in Colorado and Kansas areas. Surviving are two sons Frank McMillen of Denver and Frank Mesitinn of Kansas City along with brothers and sisters in Wyoming and California. Funeral arrangements by Armstrong's Mortuary at Raton will be announced later.
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Meailten
Medien
Kdmied
Ste Rothy
Sloan
Wiisteenal
Wren
Mrs. McMilen
Guthiote Comity
A. Sit
Colorado
Iell
Seycrane
Flarety McMillen
Denver
Prank Mesitinn
Kansas City
Sto
Ligtultontes
Wal Bleterss
HK. Tallorin Ar Groeleyy
Rose Brownell
Bherilun
Wyo
Mra Ique Keatler
la Habra
Tim Whitemore
Severance
Armstrong
Raton
Board of Education to Organize May 6 Meeting
A election result leaves the Board of Education to elect officers for the next two years at the May 6 organization meeting. The retiring members Waldo Jr and others will be honored at the session, held at the usual venue.
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Greeley Moat
Wying Cadet Week Observance Urged by Governor
Gov Ralph Le Corr calls for observance of Cadet Week from May 2 to May 8 and May 23 emphasis. Official note highlights importance of Army Air Corps training and protective measures amid flying cadet activities.
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