British Bombing of London and Balkan War Tensions Rise
British air and sea forces intensified attacks in the Mediterranean as Germany pressures Greece and Bulgaria consider upheaval. Reports from Bucharest and Sofia discuss Nazi pressure on Greece, a Bulgarian-Turkish pact, and fear of an invasion via Bulgaria while London endures heavy raids with civilian casualties and hospital crowding.
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Greek Macedonia
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Terue
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Ara Thrace
Soth
Zora
Soviet
Russia
Boulkenst Harape
British Isles
Germai Bartbers
Hriligh Isles
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Kmling
Hideigel
Senators Clash Over British Aid Bill in Roosevelt Dictator Claim
Washington lawmakers denounced the British aid bill as risking war and forging a path to dictatorial power for President Roosevelt. Senator Clark warned it would strip science, grant autocratic powers, and force U.S. involvement in war, while Senator Johnson argued no new aid was needed and cautioned against undermining safety.
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H. Johnson
Roosevelt
Associated Fresc
Washington
Mark
Oben
Republicat
Preaidan
Clive
Hagen
Chirk
Johnson
Britain
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Gower
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Vantenberg
England
Daclavid
Harbaugh longtime Grenley mayor dies at home
H. H. Harbaugh 74, a retired Grenley merchant and former mayor, died at his home on Ninth Avenue after years of ill health. Born August 27, 1808, in Washington County, he lived a career spanning commerce, politics, and numerous civic roles, including promoter of Fourth of July festivities and island improvements. Survived by wife Mabel. children etc. funeral Thursday at Macy’s drawing room with interment at Lit Grove.
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Ninth Avenue
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Washington
Giree Colleges
Grinnell College
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Warting
Mabel A. Brooks
Mazon City
Earbaugly
Mason
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Odd Fellows Lake
Ktwants Elub
Haybadsh
First Baptist Church
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Inspiration Point
Island Grove Park
Catherlin
Harbaugh
Mabel Harbaugh
Ark Ply. Smith
Cavell
Wyo
Byo Sons
Robert L. Iarbaugt
Greeley
Kavey Harbaugh
Creal
Nebr
Avoka
Minn
Ag Do Kila Aistera
Senate E. Baker
Nra
Rimer Durham
Atea
Macys
Lit Grove
John Wells of Eaton Is Dead
John Oliver Wells died at his home in Eaton on L540 p. an. Mod day. He was born September 12, 1871 in Monktoe County Missouri, the son of Carl and Leena Wells. He moved with his parents to Clinton Maine at 18, married Sue Ward in January 1895, and had five children. He joined Bethle hem Baptist church in Clinton, Mo., and later moved to Rat on in 1916 to work in transfer business while ministering to a company until ill health forced retirement. In 1940 he returned to Clinton Maine hoping for health but soon was bedridden. He was a member of the Odd Fellows. Survivors include his wife Eva Wells, five children Mabel McGinness Paul F. Wells Mazie Brandenberg of GEeeley Howard Wells of Denver and Thelma Wellman of Eaton, eight grandchildren. a brother Ent T. Wells of Clinton, a sister Mrs Julia Thomas of Windam, and a sister-in-law Abra Wells of Eaton. Armstrong's Mortuary in charge of arrangements.
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Monktoeu County
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Raton
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Clinton
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Odd Fellows
Eva Wells
Mire
Mabel McGinness
Paul F. Wells
Mazie Brandenberg
Geeeley
Howard Wells
Denver
Thelmin Wellman
Ent T. Wells
Julia Thomasx
Windam
Abra
Jin Wella
Armstrong
Errangemetia
Ingraham Leads New Pocket Destroyers At Charleston Yard
Pocket cruisers sized 1 500 tons join Uncle Bam's navy. Ingraham pictured after collision at Charleston Navy Yard in South Carolina. Commissioning set for this summer. Five similar destroyers on the ways at Charleston. WWI destroyers of this weight carried five S inch guns antiaircraft guns and torpedo tubes.
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Ingraham
Charleston Navy Yard
South Carolina
Charleston
Associated Press
Colorado Legislature Faces 24 Million Dollar Fiscal Requests
Denver Feb 18 Budget figures show 24 100 501 62 requested to operate departments boards and bureaus of the Colorado government. House and Senate committees study the appropriations totaling 24 100 501 62 with a latest general fund recommendation in the 52 025 605 range for the new fiscal period.
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Sterilization Ruling Upheld in Theft and Armed Robbery Case
The court upheld a sterilization order for Jack T. Skinner, 34, twice convicted of theft and armed robbery, whose sentence included life terms. The decision follows a broader legal battle over punitive medical measures in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Bhawidhiy
Jack T. Skinner
Mexico to Increase Sugar Production Bill proposed in Congress
Mexico City reports President Avila Gumacho introduced a bill to raise sugar output to avert serious harm to the economy from imports. Agricultural sources say this year's crop may fail to meet demand and there are unconfirmed reports of barter talks involving oil for Cuban sugar to cover a shortage.
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Mexico
Japan Ready To Mediate from World War II tensions
Japan stated it was prepared to mediate in conflicts worldwide and urged the United States to consider activities in the Western Hemisphere. Official spokesman Koh Init said Tokyo could act as mediator or accept any invitation to do so, stressing a return to normal conditions in Greater East Asia. The remarks were interpreted by some as an offer of mediation rather than a formal proposal.
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Weather forecast across states. mixed clouds and cold
Weather outlook shows mostly cloudy conditions from Colorado to Nebraska with mountain snow risk in portions tonight and Wednesday. Montana and Wyoming expect colder air, scattered light snow or rain, and cooler highs. New Mexico and central regions see showers west and partly cloudy skies elsewhere, with notable temperature readings for major cities including Denver and Chicago.
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Tos Angeles
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Phoenie
San Francisco
Washington
Two Alleged Slayers of Farm Wife Surrender to Possemen
A report summarizes a case where two men surrendered to posse members after an altercation at a pastor’s house. One suspect admitted deserting the army and faces charges of assault in connection with an alleged murder. Court proceedings continued as a judge ordered sealed records and additional actions.
Farmer Defends Wife Slain by Two Youths
In Pueblo County two youths attacked a farmer and his wife at their home. The farmer testified he tried to overpower them as the younger man shot his wife, who died 20 minutes later. The couple’s children were left with neighbors as officers hunted the suspects. The farmer later drove the gunmen from his property after a confrontation at a ranch.
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Allis-Chalmers Idle Amid Truce Breakdowns
Industrial stalemate follows a Washington truce with CHO-Unitel Antonovile Workers as Allis-Chalmers declares continued idle of about a thousand employees. Defense plant production, wage disputes, and union demands fuel fear of a broader strike across major facilities.
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Severe Cold Grips Plains States and Midwest
Subzero temperatures sweep the Plains and Great Lakes region with up to 20 below in parts. Icy conditions close schools, strand motorists, and cause fatalities in Sisseton and nearby towns. Snow accumulations clog roads from Michigan to New York. Storm stretches from the Central Plains to Indiana and Wisconsin, with widespread travel disruption and frigid winds. A local club meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening at Wo Homes Gas & Electric Lounge.
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Colpitts Withdraws From Third Term Bid
Colpitts states he will not seek re election as mayor citing private business interests with Western Sage company. He urges voters to consider all candidates as the campaign continues, while praising allies and noting council divisions remain. Other candidates for mayor and aldermen are listed with several wards showing varied support in the race.
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Mid Lacy Whikinson
Cromles Quits Rio Grande Lawyers Post Over 33 Million Claim
Charlea Cromles said he withdrew as counsel for the Denver and Rio Grande Western trustees after they failed to notify creditors of a possible 33,090,000 claim against Gerald Hughes and Lawrence C. Phipps. Trustees defended their action citing Judge Kennamer’s order and said notices were not required. The Interstate Commerce Commission planned to reopen its probe into the Rio Grande Salt Lake stock purchases to check for misrepresentations. Cromley’s withdrawal was to avoid professional conflicts amid the suit seeking 10,000 allegedly paid on stock commissions to Schumacher and Miedemas. New York firm Crowley & Crowley also withdrew from the case.
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Associated Press
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Charlea J. Cromles
Denver & Rio Grande Wester Railroad
Gerald Hughes
Lawrence C. Philps
Denver Cinancler
Henry Lyn
Wilson McCarthy
F. B. Kenpacnina
Oklahoma
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Weaver
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Frank C. Mieadenms, Jr
New York
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Baby Daby Dies in Alamosa Hospital
Tiny Hopa Quitine born January 19 three months premature weighed about 24 ounces at birth and died today in an Alamosa hospital. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Quer of Mestin, she was kept in an incubator at a high temperature and fed small amounts of milk every two hours, gradually gaining weight to two pounds.
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