Weekend Rain Boosts May Moisture Across Weld County
Heavy weekend rainfall in Weld County raised moisture totals with Greeley at 2.79 inches for April and nearby towns reporting significant gains. The rain slowed field work but improved pasture prospects, while northeastern areas saw widespread runoff and soggy roads, with Fort Collins and Colorado Springs also noting above normal totals.
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Robert Warren Named Executive Director of State Publicity
Robert Warren was named executive director for the state advertising and publicity committee, a position created by the general assembly with a $3,600 annual salary. Warren has led the Colorado Wonderland Association under the Denver Junior Chamber of Commerce for three years, and the committee plans a Denver meeting to decide advertising and tourist promotion.
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Ex-Prosecutor, Former Sheriff, And 21 Convicted
In Wayne County Detroit a graft conspiracy trial ended with ex prosecutor Banesh G S Mc Grea and former sheriff Thomas GC Wilcox along with four co defendants being convicted by a jury after eight hours and 15 minutes of deliberation. Charles Mocerl was acquitted. The case charged conspiring to protect gambling and vice operations in Wayne county.
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Wayne County
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Dodgers Win Take First In National League Race
Dodgers move into first in the National League atop the Reds as they won while the Cardinals faltered. It was the seventh straight victory for the Dodgers with McCormick hitting a homer for Cincinnati. Only game scheduled in the league that day.
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Two Candidates Named for District 6 School Board
Two contenders for the District No 6 school board seat were listed for the upcoming election. Alvin Berk and L Troxe are the two men highlighted as candidates, aiming to join the board and faculty representation.
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Roosevelt Freezes Greek Credits Amid War Moves
President Roosevelt issued an executive order freezing Greek credits in the United States and blocking about 40 to 54 million dollars. The action follows Greece’s conquest by Germany, aiming to keep Greek funds from German lands and prevent cash draining from U.S. markets.
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Grant G. Warner Dies of Injuries
Grant G. Warner, 74, died Sunday from injuries sustained when struck by a vehicle near Kersey. A Wisconsin native, he moved to Colorado at age 14 and lived near Greeley thereafter. Survived by eight children including Guy Warner and Velma Erterson. funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from Sattley’s funeral home. Interment Chin Grove.
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Justine Frankfurter Opinions Shape Labor Board Rulings
The high court upholds a labor board order directing Phelps Dodge to reinstate two workers and back pay after they were refused employment for union activity at the Bigbee Arizona copper division in 1951. The decision emphasizes the labor board power to restore striking workers and set back pay without deducting potential earnings.
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Photographic Chemistry Film Tonight at Junior High
The Minuitre movie club meets at Junior High School in Werht at 7:40 PM to present a noted talk on the chemistry of photography titled Alchamlet. Molly wood.
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Lindbergh resigns commission in air corps
An annotated press dispatch reports Charles A Lindbergh resigning as a colonel in the United States Army Air Corps while retaining the right to speak as a private citizen. The message cites loyalty to country and a desire to discuss war and peace, with Roosevelt and White House officials noting no immediate comment on the resignation.
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Churchill Seeks U S Navy Role Drawn For Capitol Interest
Churchill's view of American naval power draws attention from Washington as Roosevelt discloses weak ships operating far offshore. Lawmakers debate hemispheric defense funds and the broader implications of expanded patrols on defense strategy.
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Churchill Addresses Back Page Plea on Naval Patrol
The prime minister spoke on a back page address about the extended patrol plan to aid the Royal Navy and Britain's North Atlantic lifeline. He said the United States offered moral support and warned against allowing supplies to be sunk, while the convoy issue sparked debate among Senators Norja, Mussel, and others.
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Leeseman Held For Nonsupport Case In Windsor
Unclear police report describes Leeseman facing nonsupport charges after a reported extortion incident on April 17. Orange County sheriff seeks to return Leeseman to Greeley, while other local arrests include Floyd Heal over a complaint and Santos Gonzales about a robbery investigation.
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Windsor
Bea
Whidsor Thiaimess
Orange County
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Greeley
Floyd Heal
Ray Motte
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Gill
New Mexico
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Butter Boys Baseball School Opens At Jackson Field
Butter Fiest launches a boys baseball school coached by Pete Uutler with Willow Wingers. Session at 2 50 Tuesday, another Saturday at 59 oclock. enrolment free. Twelve teams in a junior league across four age groups. Naval vessels to Britain topic noted alongside convoys.
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One Tunnel Worker Killed In Auto Collision North of Granby
Five men were injured and one toll worker died when five National Highway autos crashed near Grand Lake on state highway 34. Injured workers from Platt Rogers Congruis Co. of Denver were hospitalized in Denver.
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Draft Proposal Targets Defense Strikers At $21 Monthly
A terse note outlines a plan to draft defense workers at a monthly rate of $21. The document references Spokane and Associated Press style formatting, with a resolution condemning aid and urging a persona response. It notes unanimity in the House, and mentions a state level committee.
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Infant born at Porter Sanitarium marks early milestone
Denver April 28 James Oscar Aniderseogle, eight pounds? No, a premature infant weighing two pounds four ounces, born to Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson. He lost nearly four ounces since birth but is developing normally under doctor’s care at Porter Sanitarium. The rare tiny infant represents a significant early milestone in neonatal care.
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British Greek Leaders Blame U S for Loss
A wartime dispatch reports British and Greek leaders fault the United States for military setbacks. It notes delays in tanks and aircraft, U S and Canadian aid, and debates over American industrial readiness. Greece seeks aircraft and tanks promised earlier, while Washington faces critiques for slow material support.
Weather Loci for 2) howes ening 8 a. ot. ATopitay
Weather summary from fragmented OCR shows Colorado mostly cloudy with scattered showers and warmer conditions later Tuesday. Montana partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday cooler. New Mexico occasional rain with showers and thunderstorms Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures include Chicago 74, New Orleans 65, Phoenix 73.50.
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Nazis in Athens and Syria Outlined as War Aims
Report outlines three main Nazi objectives in the Mediterranean region. A possible Turkish move to seize Wart fields, a strike on the Suez Canal, and a Soviet Ukraine invasion are cited as broader aims beyond the Greek campaign. No firm details given, Greece described as a phase of a larger plan.
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German Conquest Noted In Weekend War Report
A brief on ongoing week end war developments highlights German advances and allied responses. The back page summary notes strategic positions, battlefield actions, and projected consequences for the region, emphasizing the unfolding military situation and its broader impact.
World War II News From Europe and Africa in Turbulent Times
A chaotic wartime briefing reports German moves toward Ukraine and Greece. British statements describe Axis advances in Athens, Corfu, and North Africa while Soviet troop shifts fuel speculation. Naval transfers, Greek capitulation rumors, and Allied concerns about the Atlantic struggle populate the scene.
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