Roosevelt Plan Would Fund and Loan US Aid to Britain
Washington reports an unprecedented plan to back Britain with 2.59 billion dollars in war matériel paid for by the United States. The proposal envisions US purchases of planes and ships for Britain, to be repaid later, possibly through the general fund or later credits, with debates over authorization and funding ongoing among officials and lawmakers.
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Washington
United States
England
Minton
Feadar
Grozzam
Urg
Addlih Uchal
Borrairing
Loy
Nison
Rosnevelt
Britain
Roosevelt Aitten
Hiltain
Frovnge
Sua
Galea
States
Bares
Bassing
Eyton Tates
Clinton
Italians Accused of Burning Supplies in Greek Reports
Fragmented radio dispatches claim Italian forces burned supplies as they prepared to withdraw from mountain towns. Greek officials say foreign artillery and machine gun activity were reported near Argirocnatro and Eada, with Albanian observers noting prior incidents.
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Kisulay
Ita
Fare
FORRE
Greve Machincuns
Britain Advocates Deep Axis Drive for War Win
Britain says victory requires a large scale offensive into Axis nations. A ministry statement claims mass mobilization and intensified air strikes will coerce enemy surrender. Royal Air Force continues night raids on Mannheim and Rhine sector targets as strategic bombing escalates.
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England
Lundin
Britain
Ministry of Information
Germany
Italy
Axiny
Thuciutenwut
Ruara
Werling
Lano
Uyaston
Royal Air Faves
Mannheiu
Rhine
House Upholds Walter-Logan Veto Message
A state house sustained President Roosevelt’s veto on the Logan Walter measure, rejecting an override. The roll call failed 453 to 12 to sustain. administration supporters predicted passage was unlikely, while the president urged restraint and warned the bill could unsettle governance at a critical time.
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Netoo
Tin House
Roosevelt
Logan
Walter Will
Uyerrhiy
House
Lesdora
Toosevelt
Fitr Howe
Adwininga
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Atroneth
Gereral Jackson
Gites
A. Dleas
Theonelugion
Ibs Ausmitting
Aimeelan
Ddenia ‘of
Amy Canproval
Roosavelt
Watts
Dutch Princess Juliana Arrives at White House
AP reports Princess Juliana of the Netherlands arrived in Washington for a visit, welcomed at Union Station. The 7-year-old princess, accompanied by her sister Princess Beatrix, was received by officials and traveled by rail to Ottawa after a Canada stop.
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White House
Associated Press
Washington
Juliana
Honda
Franklin D. Rodesvelt
Bnentre
Canada
Union Station Byrp
Nethaylands legatay_ Shawert
Chamberlain
Rail
Owawa
Tanda
Gttara
Tull Spa
Monty
Ahd Treis
Tulane
Juno
Patrolman to be Clerk for Greeley Police Judge
Greeley city council on Tuesday night approved appointing a patrolman as clerk to the police judge. The move includes handling five days money and bank items tied to police work, with a plan to cover the position by ordinance. Costs for water department equipment and truck purchases were discussed, with bids referred to committees and a tentative dental practice deal noted for the Meifelle Machinery company.
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Greeley
Greeley City Coun
Brast
Benet
Tom
Doulgnntes
Guillera Eye
Ima
Yratér
Water Department
Barr | Tmplement Company
Airce
Truzeke
Edwards Cheresley
Ramsay
Wheeler
Ford
Motor Mart
Studebaker
Wea
Meifelle Machinery Company
Sbuckea
Pata
Roy Scaiman
Mubre Tian
Aitvista
Weld Rail Tax Settlement Reaches $41 785 in Weld County
Weld County officials and Union Pacific Burlington and Great Western representatives signed a compromise to settle rail property tax claims for 1939 to 1941. The total due amounts to about $234 379.70, including back taxes penalties and attorney fees, with Weld County Treasurer Harvey Wilwer opposing the plan. The settlement sets a precedent for similar tax disputes in other Colorado counties.
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Weld County Board of Commis
Union Factor
Burlington and Great Western
Tuna
Weld County
State Board of Equalization
Unider
Witch
Effortive
Operesa
Colorado Tax Comciusion
District Court of
Weld Ravel Wen
Fu Yeu
Welttoment
Big Dex Teeht
Board of
Equanz
Milon
Commiewon
Wilwer
Witwer Battles Tax Deal Settlement Details
Witwer opposes the tax settlement, arguing the proposed 75 percent instead of 63 percent would cut county revenue by 8 777.08 dollars. He cites delinquent personal property taxes and a 26 percent rate as applying again, noting railroads contest the original valuation as unjust and the state board lacking authority. The dispute centers on whether the county should accept the amended settlement or pursue a court path.
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Cain
Wikter
Alan
Bald Witwer
Witwer
Weld
Win G
Knowles
Vanyar Id
Tax ‘Commission
Hitler Adiventia Cadets Fastorated Dream Daz Bey 18
Unclear report states a German leader announced a plan involving young enrollers and a broadnation army amid a closed meal and official news agency coverage. The text is fragmentary and contains many misspellings and garbled phrases.
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Daz Bey
Ol Tritler
DAL
Atticial
Iienak
Sacrillae
Beet growers accuse Great Western Sugar of wage bias
A hearing before four government agriculture representatives heard growers claim Great Western Sugar paid higher wages to beet workers while charging lower prices for beets, aiming to favor profits. Speakers argued for fair wage adjustment. critics cited child labor concerns and questioned the company’s profits versus growers’ returns, as the session aimed to justify subsidies.
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Rocky Mertot
Great Western Sugar Company
Freiburg
Piternaliva
Government of Agriculture
Cin Sévarladel
D. Tt. Palla
Mountait
Leet Grevera M Kling Association
Eve Neleo
Af Nagar Munt RC
Willa
Brower
Fellim
Children's Bureau
Ke'nuch
Walter
Pall Dhan
Taylor and Hayden Seek Support for Reclamation Funds
Lawmakers Taylor of California and Hayden of Arizona urge White House backing for 1941 43 reclamation programs and Interior Department aid. They press for trimmed outlays while noting Western group concerns and the need to balance irrigation and development.
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Taylor
Hayden
Ted Preey
Wheleling Dee
Biterior
Rennevell Telay
Representaive "Taylor
D-Cale
DeAriz
Thoscalla
White House
Wall of
Italea
Nomikefeaise
Spud and Wheat Production Up
Washington reports final estimates show total wheat production at 16,698,000 bushels and spud output of 2,449,200 bushels, with barley and other crops listed for last year. The data compare current forecasts against 1900s figures, noting changes in barley, sugar beets, oats, and miscellaneous farm yields across multiple crop categories.
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Associated Teese
Washington
Wink
Warley
Way
Hogledia
Risgar
Fort Warren Soldier Killed and Three Hurt Near Rockport
Dec 18 Cheyenne Wyo. Robert May 22 and three other Fort Warren soldiers were killed or injured when their unit vehicle crashed into an abutment on the Greeley Cheyenne highway north of Rockport Colorado. Injured Marcellin Hiboty 38 Cheyenne Melviny Fusclek 48 Fort Saltin Coly Privates Johnny May 8 Sto Cielian Paul B Marcanta of Company 8 200 Infantry transported to Fort Warren hospital and Greeley hospital authorities investigated the scene and condition of the injured with officials noting serious injuries but stable.
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Wyo
Wort
Francia
Warren
Elis
Galles
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Colo
Cheyenne
Melviiy Fusclek
Fort Salting
Coly
Talso
Greeley Hospital
Jonny T. May
Sto Cielian
Paul B Marcanta
Ube
Althouwhl
H. H. Clark
Wyoming Alate
Robert May
Mite Huites
Greeley
Colorado Highway Patrol
Budget fight erupts over state expenses and staffing
State Auditor Homer F Medford, sole Democrat remaining in the executive branch, accuses the Republican administration of budget and staffing discrimination. He challenges Judge Jomen A Norinit and the budget and efficiency commissioner over department appropriations and proposed July 4 funding, claiming authority over executive office spending. The auditor plans to seek approval as state measurer for two years and cites withheld funds totaling $15 009 for treasuries.
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Aseoerated
Homer F. Medford
Redford
Jomen A. Nooinit
Ueetite
Noung
Gav Relph G. Cav
Bedgood
Nena
Sheriff Ballard of Brighton Dies in Los Angeles
News reports from Los Angeles detail the death of Sheriff Ballard of Brighton aged 51 after a medical complication. Ballard, en route to California for treatment, fell ill and was transported to Victorville then Los Angeles, where surgeons attempted to save him before he died. His body will likely be sent to Trighton for funeral arrangements.
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Sheriff Ballard
Brighton
Los Angeles
Catland
Bodergenk
Mallard
Tently
Cio Coupte Hiad
Calif
United States Starts Survey Of Central and South America Bases
A newly revealed plan describes U S construction of bases across Central and South America. The program would loan funds for port and ship repair facilities, with many locations already chosen. Officials stress the bases would remain property of the host nations and be used to support Allied naval operations with minimal U S interference.
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United States
Central and
South America
Perea
Dee
Ute Seleelton
Central America
Ate
Naval
Nalions
Yeymblic
Weston Eietapiere Agaliwet Ag Srunslow
Europe
Isolated Bardia reported as British repower advances
Fragmented dispatches claim Bardia remained cut off as British air and ground forces push west and then east in Libya. Reports describe harassing bombardment and armor movements, with allied units tightening the siege around the town amid desert operations in the western desert region and at the frontier.
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Wresay Culyo
Beypt
Aes
British
Royal Air Moree
Derma
Allen
Libya
Marel
Harlin
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