Escape From Greece Through Athens Feared As Nazi Advance
Associated Press dispatches from New York report Greek resistance collapsing as German forces push toward Athens. British and Greek troops retreat to embarks. reports say Greece will live on but the fighting nears its final chapter with Turkish incursions looming and potential occupation of Italian-held islands. A separate note from Hong Kong cites the death of Captain James Roosevelt and new observers arriving in the Pacific as U.S. naval anxieties grow over German raider activity and neutrality patrols.
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Associated Press
New York
Amdt
Radio One
Cray
Athens
Greece
NHC
Martia
Thebes
Vitiglace
Hercules
Bacthus
Widea
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Mennwitte
Wieby
Spata
Ciier
Stata Potala
Gebradtar
Afden
Fort Capurze
Hihya
Tallair
Ethiopia
Turkey
Germany
Moosevelt
Hongkong
Far East
Jamey Aansevelt
Gerald Tomes
United States Marine Corps
Washington
UF 5
Portheast
Scotland
England
Hemisphere republics may seize 160 ships in wartime plan
Washington reports that 21 republics proposed to immobilize foreign vessels in their ports under international law to defend economies and continental security. The plan calls for just compensation, and allows seizure under national or international authority. Additional ships from Britain and other nations could be repurposed to meet American shipping needs.
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Washington
Cher Bayts
Tieiter Minerlean Finchtiol
Swner Welles
Swner Welles, Mndersecretary
United States Department of State
Chaitan
Guin Ot "Giugiay
Ecommitter
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Dateyanitoial Uw
Simu
United States
Great Wilinhy If Coantess
South
Governor Signs Fiscal Bills Delaying Some Provisions
Denver April 26 The governor signed the 16 827.56 operating budget and a 5 050 027.56 long appropriation bill into law. The measures cover ordinary legislative executive and judicial expenses with reorganization changes. Pension rules will be revised to require Colorado residency for eligibility and restrict publication of Class AL pensions for those over 65.
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Asaneianrd Press
Denver
Aloughs Redechoir
Troudeana Ts Barend
General Assembly
Gay
Ralph ‘L. Care
Arken Driva Ag
Ralph J. Care
Colorado
U S Marines Battle Italians in Shanghai Dance Hall
A dozen U S Marines and an equal number of Italian marines clashed in the Males the Ballroom Shanghai early today in a brief free for all. Marine officials said no one suffered serious injuries as the animosity between the two services has persisted for some time.
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Shanghai
Apel
United States
Dallroom
U. S
Senator Adams Sees Draftees Uneasy Over Labor Demands
Sterling Colorado April 28 ad draftee concerns rise as Senator Adams voices unease about labor union demands. He cites wartime draft tensions balancing workers rights and national needs. He questions presidential authority on suspending exemptions and argues for considering draftees' and families' welfare amid wartime pressures.
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Adams
Deadline for School Board Petitions
Deadline for filing petitions to run for the Gremley district board of education is 3 p m Saturday in the new downtown Wright building. Secretary Trowell Culnertson will receive nomination papers. two candidates had filed by noon Saturday for the single seat. Incumbent Me Toy Rerged has eight years on the board. potential nominees include Dr B D Alvin Berg and Dr O T Troxel.
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Poti- Hone
Gremley
Toon
Dae
Alvin Berg
O. Te. Troxel
Towh
Watda
Board of
Educaion
Me Toy
Maldaver
Tear
Albert Keys
Elmers
Thayer, Walley & Brain
Ployd
Ta Actions Board
Aix
Trainued
Invard
Hwiheed
Ghreler Wi
Carla
Huhbad
Santechu University
Prsi- Fata
City Tunnel Set for Monday Night Finish
A 350-foot bore tunnel near the North Pole project is on schedule to be completed Monday night by a crew led by engineer L. L. Sie. The work, started earlier, involved about 20 workers and will divert the river once the tunnel is finished in a final phase to redirect the North Foudye river.
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Greving
Walter
AfNtan
Senmay
Luna
Noth Pole
L. L. Sie
Ortey
Bill Remley Wins $300 Scholarship
Bill Remley, son of Mr and Mrs Remley of Greely, won a $300 scholarship for the coming year at the Presbyterian Theological Seminary. The junior from Colorado Bible College showed achievement in Greek geology history and philosophy. He recently returned to Greely for a short visit with his family and will return to Rico for studies, where he will assist in the choir and serve as a deacon in the church.
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KE. W
BM Henley
Remley
Theatogicat Sensinasy de Chleng
Senay
Greeley Pris
Kafaya Raing
Rico
Coto
Sumer
Phet
Colorado Binte College of
George Miller Appointed Greeley City Chief of Police
George Miller was named chief of police in Greeley City. The appointment came with a mandate to lead law enforcement operations and oversee city safety initiatives at the main headquarters on Fourth Avenue. Chief Miller succeeds prior leadership and faces ongoing public security concerns.
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Atvent
Greeley City
Wag Cnychar
Song Engily
Pol GG Hunter
Rocky Mountain Lutheran Student Association elects leaders
Denver University student Sherling Johnson was elected president at the group's spring conference. Other officers include Vivian Herteke of Greeley as vice president and Alice Nelson of Boulder as secretary. Fort Collins member Any Julius serves as treasurer. Harold Steinhoff retires as president. Next meeting will be in Greeley in fall. Colorado and Wyoming students attended.
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Meena Bauldaz
Cal
Sherling Johnson
Denver University
Rocky Mountain Eegbent
Lutheran Student Association
Vivian Herteke
Greeley
Alice Nelson
Boulder
Any Jullis
Fort Collins
Harold Steinhoff
Shcily Colorado
Wyoring
Union Will Postpone GMC Strike Delay Ordered by Mediation
The report shows General Motors and the United Automobile Workers seeking a delay in a looming strike. Mediation board actions prompted by Secretary Perkins aimed to keep plants operating. GM promised wage adjustments retroactive to April 22 if an agreement is reached, to avoid disrupting the defense program.
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Faw
Bress Ortroit
C. F. Wild Sof
General Motorstory
Ntional Defence Mediation Board
United Automobile Workers
General Motors
Clarence A. Dykstra
UAW
C1o
Perkins
Wilson
Washington
Henida Gett
Tas
OT. Davia
Watomoblia Worl
Helvalt
E General Motore
Roosevelt Alapiloweil
Chwis Tatay
Wast Springs
Stephen Friarly
Reporcera
Fel
Mathey SH
Sigs Tory
Din
United Mina
ANA
Hoth
Finton
Navy
Kite Contest Tops Community Gathering Saturday
A windy Saturday brought a kite contest in the community with prizes from the Grecety Junior Chamber. Winners included Macyilyn Nitler ten, and a box kite by Mckinley and the best flying kite in the mid level division.
Recruiting Drive In Canada Opens Immediately
A recruiting drive toward overseas service was announced to begin in Canada within the next few months. The effort was reported by Nerense MMlater on April 21, with the program aiming to enlist volunteers and coordinate training locations across Canada for foreign postings.
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Canada
Dlawn
Allinkh
Cantdige
Baseball Today Results and Scores Across Leagues
A mixed slate of games shows Cleveland and Chicago posting shutouts and others like St. Louis, New York, and Philadelphia posting varied results. Several pitchers and batters are noted for key moments, with late-inning surges shaping several outcomes across the league.
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New Park
Loins
Tadien
Fercall
Matilog
Dipkes
Pithaldphila
Greteale
Cleveland
Newsom
Sullivan
Toastor Wn
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St. Louis
Swith
Uresk
Carter
National
New York
Phihuleipida
Ginphart
Danalings
Johnson
Livingston Boson
Ferrell
Mast
Mavis An Dyson
Walker Ric K
Fae Brnoklyn
Pittshurph
Clactowart
Phen
Hanere
Loper Vandever
Lonrhaeitt
St. Louiis
War on Sea and Tank Deliveries Dominate War Talk
Fragmented report outlines sustained focus on naval warfare and eventual U S tank deliveries. References to Allied supply routes and port defenses frame a broader strategy as battles unfold across the Mediterranean and Atlantic theaters. Mention of civilian hardship and wartime mobilization adds context to the home front.
Alarm over invasion of Alaska confuses reader reports
Fragmented OCR text shows confusion around Alaska invasion fears and war defense plans. It mentions Fy Hubbard and a Shanghai bombing incident with Japanese casualties and damaged theaters, but many names and facts are garbled, leaving an unclear account of events and sources.
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Hubbard
Alaska
East Begins Daylight Saving Time Tonight
The article lists states observing daylight saving time and notes the official start at 2 am Sunday in several locations including New York Connecticut Delaware Maine Massachusetts Michigan New Hampshire New Jersey Pennsylvania Rhode Island and Vermont. It also briefly mentions oranges in London and supply details for oranges sold by the pound.
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Anell
New York
Nerdcut
Delaware
Hieels
Maine
Massachusetts
Michi Bilt
Smmpshire
New
Pennsylvania
Thode Islant
Yeviont
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