Committee Kills 2 Resolutions To Curb Convoys
The foreign relations committee voted against Tobey and Nye resolutions restricting naval convoys, refusing to report them or seek debate. President Roosevelt asserted US patrols would defend the Western Hemisphere and that civilian airplanes for defense would be surveyed.
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Irese Waalitalens
Forelan Relations Committee
Tull
Benator Tobey
NHL
Ottier
Nye
Congress
Senate
Actes
State Department
Diet Tathia
Che
Au Universe Reyout
Yale
Tobey
Wastrapton
Apel
Ackers
Waralina
United States Navy
Britain
Befare
Senhlars Totey
RNY
Britain May Accept Plan To Use Vessels Seized From 21 Nations
British and the 21 American republics near a potential agreement to allow use or seizure of surplus ships left after meets, enabling Britain to acquire ships not needed by the Americas. The proposal aims to turn seized vessels into tools for wartime needs, with key officials noting a shift toward a universal inter American approach.
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Lloyd Lenbras
Associated Press
Washington
Britain
Uriet
Briluly
Mallias
Avassador
Blate Welles
Gizeat Heltain
United States
Republica
Admits Fatal Car Blast F Associetsd Sees usu Ty AWN 30
Dwight A. Torne, 32, confessed to the auto incident that killed William Red Turn, 18, and Lois Nebhorn, 17, as university student and teen daughter died at the scene when their family car exploded during a drive past their home. The director of public safety, Mie Serantas, Pa, reported the confession tied to the November tragedy.
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Seesusu
Dwight A. ‘Tiorne
M. J. See
Talkad
Lois Eelhorn
C. E. H. Nebhorn
Reappointment of Hugh Johnson blocked by F R
President Roosevelts aide Stephen Early announced Johnson's reappointment to the reserve corps is blocked. The General, age 38, headed the old NTA and had been writing a newspaper column. The War Department recommended recommissioning but cited age and physical fitness concerns.
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Washington
Roosevett
Johnson
Roosevelt
BE. M. Watson
Afflonta
Reserva
Farly Ealé Jobneen
War Department
Early
Roosevelt says navy will not enter European combat zone
A reporter cites Mr Roosevelt stating navy vessels are not prohibited from combat use but not bound for the European theater. Sources say naval air patrols defend hemisphere, with patrol bombers and craft covering vast areas as Germany broadens blockade. Some see convoy doubts as possibly resolved, others warn of evolving tensions.
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Counmilion
Senate
Roosevelt
Navy
Nevertheles
Germany
Pam
Iceland
United States
NASA
Tha Notentin
Northern and Southern Coal Mines Reach Temporary Wage Accord
Southern coal producers and United Mine Workers announce a temporary wage agreement to reopen many southern mines, including a $1.00 day raise and a plan to meet in New York May 12 for broader wage scale talks. Two thirds of southern mines expected back in production by tomorrow.
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Aul
Washington
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J. T. Putman
New York City
Ainy
Qu Lenin
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Ofth
Ward Tevel
Lucy
Aulaa
Immayes
John A. Roehling
Bona
Trentue
Tovh- Ung
Nak
Hhe
Seaman Dam Footings Being Scaled On Site
Work on Milton Seaman dam footings continues with scaling on the front site. The diversion tunnel was finished Monday and efforts to accelerate progress aim to complete as much as possible before the July 1 WPA deadline. A flood rain damaged temporary bridges and approaches along the North Pond river.
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Milton Seaman
Font
WEA
Paul Y. Schrivser
Dan
Sean Rall
Snall
Tivermore
Kelener Funeral for Mead Resident Pin Krieger
Funeral services for Pin Krieger, 73, longtime Mead resident since July, will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in Macy's drawing room with interment at Linn Grove.
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Pin Krieger
Mead
Reine
Macys
Linn Grove
Russia accuses Finland of routing war material to Germany
Finnish minister in Washington says Moscow reports prove 12 000 German troops landed at Turku and moved toward Pamppers while Pravda notes four German transports with tanks and aircraft equipment off Suiku. Foreign Trade bans require permits for armaments across Soviet territory. Moscow cites Nazi troop movements as part of a broader war materials network.
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Finland
New York
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United States
de. Ulead
Morcow
Turku
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Easil
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Turki
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Brea
Mostow
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Dad
Tanka
Avtintogy
Suiku
Abu
Muangshile
Foreign Trade
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Anastas I
Alk Cyan
Munde Moonses
Norway
Ima Yeen
Pitan Tuleht
Germany
Rumania
Bulgaria
Yugoalayia
Greece
Dardanelles
Truck Line Applications Heard Here
Local applicants contest trucking permits in Colorado with several requests under advisement. Greeley and Estes Park entries seek changes and temporary permits for hauling goods and lumber, including routes to Golden and Fort Collins, with officials reviewing licenses and carrier distinctions.
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Hell
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Renry
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Creeley
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Uster
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Welk
Fort Collis
Bullock
Estex Park
Surkath
Hawl
Estes Park
de Thompson
Panto Coton Arenas
Reidence
Burglary confession tied to Ray service station crime
Santon Gonentey, 20, of GI, confessed to part in a burglary at a Buf fall Service Station in Gillo while on return to New Mexco. Deputy Shortie Wegtinn announced the arrest days earlier. Alfredo Medina and others were linked to the cash theft in a case unfolding after a shop was called to New Mexeo.
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Santon Gonentey
Gillo Whiel
Shortie W. O Wegtinn
Honewed
New Mexco
Teatiwiu
Gonzates
Tal
Alfredo Medina
Bas Vr
German spokesman threats sink U S ships in combat zones
Berlin said Roosevelt declaration on war zones changes nothing as U S ships continuing patrols near combat areas face torpedo peril. U S Navy presses Atlantic patrols amid rising U-boat threats. British convoys suffer heavy losses. Singapore base reports invasion danger. Mussolini reports Axis gains near Suez as Allied defense tightens.
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Roosevelt
United States
Uritula
Moosevelt
America
Aean Alotches
War Bulletins from London and Beyond Report Air Attacks
April 20 and later dispatches describe heavy bombardment of Mannheim by Allied missiles, Plymouth raiders near a channel port, and uncertain strategic moves in Iraq and Turkey. British authorities warn of civilian danger while German responses and Turkish political tensions shape ongoing war news.
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London
Mannheim
Plymouth
Baseball Scores and Drowning Report in One Note
A disjointed sports and news brief shows baseball scores from multiple leagues and teams with scattered player names and game results. It also reports a drowning in Estero Tay near Ensenada and mentions a Spanish leader arriving in Berlin for a Franco-German assignment.
Record Reclamation Bill Seeks Big Thompson Funds
Washington April 30 former Detroit mayor Richard W reating of the troll pleaded guilty to a federal charge. A House group recommended 3 million dollars for the Big Thompson project in a record reclamation bill. The plan aims to accelerate western reclamation developments for the fiscal year starting July 4.
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Fiat
Wea
U.S
Prank A. Plo
Prolarian Tor
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Lola
Ystimater
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Rooseell
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Colorado
Sun River
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Power Division
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Congress
Tey
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Lewis
Maanelng
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House
Interior Department
Budget Bureau
Bonnevile
Michels
Deterse He Dusteres
Pacific Northwest
John C. Fae
Commissioner of Reclamation
Tay Terror Department
Hosaka
British Withdrawal From Greece Reduced Forces to Fronts
Three quarters of 69,000 British troops evacuated from Greece have been moved to other fronts to save Greece, with authorities noting about 3,000 casualties in the evacuees’ units. Churchill indicated the evacuation cost might rise to 15,000, while German command reported 5,000 British soldiers captured. Greece urged withdrawal to limit further bloodshed. Epirus and Macedonia armies were negotiating surrender as British and Greek forces fell back.
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WD Aiscatlier 'Sclosury
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Reece
Greece
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Iud
Mount Olympus
Greeley Bans Midnight Beer Sale Citywide
Greeley city council banned beer sales after midnight effective immediately, adopting a resolution urged by Police Chief C. Hilatet. The order mirrors a county rule, requiring lighting in the West Fifth Street section and permitting up to four nightlights. The mayor appointed Thomas Welak to the zoning commission and Georgy Miller as scavenger. Funeral services were set for J. J. Slew of Windsor Thursday, with burial at Richards Mortuary.
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Greeley
Ueeile
C. Hilatet
Inigsigners
Mlegal
Heer
Corgorata Minita
West Fifth Steeel
Bunter
Thomas Welak
City Zoning Commission
Ani
Georgy Miller
J. J. Slew
Windsor
May Day Health Observances At Greeley Nursery
May L announces American Child Health Day on May 1 with open houses in Greeley Toveland and Boulder. Greeley nursery at 614 Tontl Street invites visitors 9 to 3 to view health work and demonstrations. Mrs Josephine Melowell tale Jenner coordinates events.
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Toveland
Boulder
Greeley Uwretry
Tontl Street
Josephine Melowell Tale Jenner
Greeley Nursery
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