Coal Wage Deal Clears Path to Resume Production
Washington reports southern coal operators accept President Roosevelt's plan to resume soft coal production within 24 hours. The move ends the wage impasse and sets retroactive terms while defense plant fuel shortages loom. John L. Lewis and Union leaders awaited full agreement from northern and western producers to restart roughly 11 million tons per week.
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Fort Collings Highway Floods and Weather Update
Flooding ties up Fort Collins Laramie highway near Colorado Springs. Water over Highway 287 blocks traffic about 20 miles northwest of Fort Collins. Northern Colorado farmers resume sowing sugar beet seed as the Red River district reports rising waters.
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Admiral Stark Warns Navy Patrols Reach 2000 Miles
Admiral Harold A. Stark told the United States Chamber of Commerce that naval patrols extend from the Arctic to the Antarctic and at times 452,000 miles from shore. He explained 2000 miles is a closer figure for the Atlantic movements and warned of the cost of expanding defense programs. Senator Nye introduced a measure requiring congressional approval before presidential control of war resources. A Denver Pacific Limited train incident caused a four hour delay near Caliente.
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Eligible voters set for Grevley school district election
About 10 147 residents may vote on the school director election to be held Tuesday. Polls open 7 a m to 7 p m with three voting places, one per ward. Two candidates vie for a six year term: D Alvin Berg and Oliver L Troxel. Ballots cast in Ward 1 at the Central serves sewing room and in Ward 2 at 1688 Bevanth Avenue. Election results expected after polls close.
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Baseball Today and Local Scores Recap
Baseball results from the day include Philadelphia and Boston tying in extras with late homer feats, Chicago and New York traffic for wins, and Cleveland, Washington, and St. Louis posting notable lines. A court report notes Paul Baller of Greeley fined $26.50 for assault and battery after a Saturday proceeding.
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Second Victim Of Grand Lake Crash Is Dead
Denver April 8 Charlie Viera 31 of Grand Lake died early today the second victim of a crash late Saturday near Grand Lake at St Anthony s hospital James Bell 44 of Sterting died shortly after the wreck The three other occupants were reported in critical condition Elmer Anderson 39 of Denver Herbert Swion 20 of Bowl ey and Delaware’s James Mevigue 3 were in the party in the crash
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Grand Lake
St. Anthony's Hospital
Jamea Bell
Sterting
Hye
Cragh
James Mevigue
Calaware Byrings
Herbert Siow
Bowley
Elmer Anderson
Draft Registration Questionnaires and Age Change Debate
The article discusses draft registration efforts with questionnaires for all registrants and notes Marshall's stance that no age change is planned. It mentions the 21-35 draft group, potential extensions of service, and government questions about shifts in conscription policy amid national defense needs.
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Nazi Speedboats Raid English Coast Amid Crete Invasion Prep
Reports from Allied and German agencies describe Nazi speedboats raiding the English coast while Germany prepares a Crete attack. News mentions heavy cross-channel bombardments, RAF activity, and Allied forces in retreat toward escape ports as invasion preparations unfold along the southern Greek mainland and the Peloponnese.
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Plymouth Evacuation Areas Placed After Air Attacks
War bulletins from Plymouth England report extensive incendiary and oil bomb damage last night and today prompting officials to declare large areas as evacuation zones. The notice cites rapid removal of vulnerable civilians, including children, from affected districts as authorities tighten safety measures.
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Pensioners Must Have Resided In State Since 1906
County welfare departments were advised that applicants for B pensioners must have resided in Colorado since April 25, 1906. The bill establishing the residence rule was passed by the state legislature and approved by Governor Ralph L. Carr.
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Weather Summary For 24 Hours Ending Tuesday A.M.
Local forecast shows a high near 67 and a low around 41 with light rain in patches. Cloudy tonight and Wednesday with scattered showers in the mountains and the east. warmer in the east Wednesday afternoon. Temperatures vary by city with Amarillo 62 49 and Phoenix 87 58 among listed readings.
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Lindbergh Resigns Air Corps Reserve Post Shocks Observers
Washington reports that General Lindbergh's resignation as reserve air corps officer was accepted amid questions about his loyalty and potential effects on wartime duties. President Roosevelt's stance and public reaction dominate the day as the War Department approves new civlil funding for defense projects.
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Rooblng Strike Settlement Reached At Two Plants
Washington April 22 The defense mediation board announced a settlement reached for more than 6 000 Roobling strikers at two John A Roobling and Sons plants in Trenton New Jersey and Roebling New Jersey. Youth workers are to return promptly to speed promotions in cable work for the army and navy. Company and union representatives discussed the agreement.
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Roosevelt Says U S Ships Can Go Anywhere
President Roosevelt announced a plan to secure aviation facilities and determine how many planes could be bought for defense of democracies. He also stated American naval forces could enter combat if necessary in defense of the western hemisphere.
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Windsor theater janitor confesses kidnap tale hoax
Jack Leeseman a 20 year old Windsor theater janitor admitted to deputies that his April 7 kidnapping claim and five hour detention were false. He said the tale stemmed from four bounced checks totaling 25 dollars and a creditor warning. He confessed after questioning and said he told his mother, who alerted officers. He remains in county jail awaiting further action.
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NLRB Investigators Probe Ice Plant Strike Charges
NLRB investigators have spent ten days in Greeley examining claims that the Greeley Ice and Storage Co refused to bargain with former employees on strike. The company denies the charges as a retrial proceeds with Joe Gusch named among the workers involved.
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Bridges Deported After 1930 Trial Involving Workers
The government deports Finvry Bridges following testimony and alleged involvement in a 1930 hearing concerning the Industrial Workers of the World and Marina Workers Industrial. The charges and the context point to labor movement connections and alleged communistic activity.
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Outlook improves for reservoirs and direct use water in 1941
The Tribune reports storage and direct use water prospects for 1941 look brighter with better snowfall and higher accumulations. Towns including Fort Collins and Greeley expect stronger flows as new snow adds to reservoir capacity while rainfall and runoff support irrigation and water supply plans.
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