Australians Reinforce British At Singapore
Australian troops arrived in Singapore to reinforce the British defense as two Japanese fleets were reported cruising in the Bay of Siam. The dispatch notes intensified Allied warnings and Turkish radio protests amid Axis movements across the Balkans and Yugoslavia.
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Associated Press
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Yugc Alivia
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Pragisa Cyvetkovic
Adolf Hitler
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Indo-China
France
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Food Stamp Plan Could Expand Across State
Denver February 14 The welfare director said a statewide food stamp plan may be feasible to operate nationwide if approved at a February 27 meeting. Officials noted programs already work well in Washington Oregon New Mexico Texas and Arizona with federal aid rerouted to support surplus foods.
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Denver
Admivistra Won
Assorade
Earl M. Koung
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Rkinkel
SMA
Stinkel
Washington
Oregon
New Mexico
Tali
Sugar quotas could be abolished if tariff is raised
Washington reports Rep Curtis says higher tariff revisions on U S sugar would force abolishing quotas. He urges immediate increase of domestic sugar production, especially beet sugar, citing 1917 18 shortages and costs. Also notes A P transcript on offshore reliance and potential price impacts. Howard Shaw nominated as assistant secretary of state.
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Curtis-St-Nebs
Associated Press
United States Sugar Corp
Washington Post
England
Curtis
Mey
Congress
G. Fl. Shaw
Fli
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Roosevelt
Atin
Sub Zero Cold Holds Midwest With Freezing Temperatures
Sub zero conditions grip seven midwestern states with Minnesota and North Dakota posting the coldest readings. Temperatures plunged past 25 below in several towns, with record lows in Watertown and La Crosse as snow flurries and winddriven drifts complicate travel. Snowstorms close rural schools in western New York and Maryland braces for colder weather as forecasters warn of 10 degree drag and renewed subzero reveals.
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Korean, Minn
Devils N
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la Crosse
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Charles Clty
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Pacific Coast
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Miami
Abilene
Tex
Shreveport
Toon Angeles
Thoculs
San Diego
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Mount Savage
Yeatertay
Baltimore
New York
Wisenasta
Mountain States Growers Comment on G W Contract After Greeley Conference
Mountain States Growers' committee meeting in Greeley Feb 19 criticizes Great Western sugar contract terms for 1940 41 price support. They compare government recommendations to the company plan, anticipate adoption in 1941, and report potential pay gains for beet growers under government pricing. The group lists extraction concerns tare issues and promises further contract talks with Great Western. It also notes Montana delegates for a four state conference Feb 25 and cites local price disputes and policy details.
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Mavie Smg
Department of Agriculture
Muxar
A. J. Hallolonow
Sterling
T. B. Tark
Hort Morgan
G. W. Lolofé
Mersey
Oubert Brown
Johnstown
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Fountain States Committee
Creat Westera
W.S. Co
California
Great Western Sugar Company
Potato Exhibits At Eaton Spud Institute Draws Big Crowd
More than 350 farmers and businessmen attended the Eaton spud exhibits and institute, with sessions in Eaton, Greeley, and Gilcrest. The program, run by Union Pacific, Colorado State College, and regional growers associations, covered seed selection, marketing, irrigation, and handling methods with talks by college representatives.
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Greeley
Gilcrest
Union Pacific Railroad
Colorado Blato
Anavomia
Coppar Company
Enton and
Gilcreat Early Potato Growers Association
Grerest
Canfield
Leslie Daninks
Tolorqda State College
Gentral
Loyd Brown
Ilvestack
Four Killed in Fire at Mission Center
A fire at Mission Center yesterday killed four people and injured several others. Victims include Linda Zacharias, 30, a church teacher. Emm Sorzog, 04, and volunteer Tanitea McCray, 85. Archie Colon, 8, died from suffocation in a lavatory. Elsworth, severely burned while aiding others, and two women and two children escaped or were treated for smoke injuries. The cause is under investigation.
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San Francisco
Linda Zacharias
Eta
Emm Sorzog
Tanitea McCray
Archie Colon
Menact Elsworth
Lesa
Hershman Wins District Court Case in Fort Collins
A Fort Collins district court decision favored Orluw W. tera man of Drak over Jo F. Keenn and D. Wilson Helen of Gyrecloy in a fragmentary auto collision claim. Damages sought include $229.95 and $4 700 for alleged injuries and loss, with November 24 cited as a key date.
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Fort Collins
Orluw W. Teraman
Drak
Jo. F. Keenn
D. Wilson
Helen
Gyrecloy
Enterawll
Brahman
Dainagea
Special City Council to consider long building ordinance
Greeley city officials plan a special council session on an updated long building ordinance. Mayor says the measure governs street setbacks and construction rules for west of South Mishaw avenue, with bids, equipment purchases, and new department staff approvals addressed during the meeting.
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Angie
Sewatk
Greeley Dai Men's Association
Ality City
South
Sheeley
Wuuiber Aml Fee
Anary
Tinto
Ash
Wiest Nuiderpareimspeuthun
Genven Davis
Airpork
Mishit Avenue
Weld County
Davis
Vernlir
Lng
Claus Burger Named Police Lieuts in City
Claus and Burger designated as police lieutenants in Grueliy city. Two new full lieutenants head the three patrol divisions, with assignments in the fire department and support staff. Payments set at monthly rates, with raises for some and mixed figures for others. Changes effective May, following examination and advisory recommendations.
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Burger
Grueliy City
Tigaday Wight
Thin City
Manton
Tuntor
Harald Linger
Hrimsley
Witte
Evi
Ullier
Wiily
Vaylor
Caphuiy
Denver House Advances Bill On State Game Commission
Denver reports a two hour notice to report on a Colorado House bill to disband the state game and recommission duties, with Speaker Baker and committee members signaling potential amendments to grant legislature oversight over expenditures. The measure moves to the Senate after final House reading, while other items include tax and judiciary provisions and a Park church talk by Dr. J C Stearns at Meh 20.
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Colorado House of Representatives
Heap
Geage Baker
Denvery
Daker Wold
Hove
Ulb
Jol von
Colorado
Arkansas Valley Authority
Meight Apnear
Ehanbier
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J. Wheatridge
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Ehauffera
Senate
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Suy
Taylor
Walsonburg
Ford
Uulgeta
Pennitien
J. C. Stearns
J.C. Steaynis
Phyales
Flonger University
Park Church
Stearns
Robert Porter
Jury Finds Perry Guill Guilty in Confidence Game Case
A twelve jurors district court found Perry Guill guilty on the confidence game charge after a nine hour deliberation. Judge W. Clark set dates to consider motions for a new trial. Other defendants included George Snulch and Virgil Ginet who faced related charges. several pleaded guilty to robberies and bad checks with deferred sentences.
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Ko Pony
Denver
Mary
Mtritter
W. Clark
George AL Snulch
Chartes
Baker
Rix
Gartville
Ord
Virgil Ginet
Fort Morann
Thie
Gradon
Great Aunt of Tindy Dies in Denver Home
Mrs. Jenny Emory Land, 5, widow of Rear Admiral GE Land and chair of the United States Maritime commission, died today in her Denver hotel apartment after a paralytic stroke. Admiral Land will fly in from Washington tomorrow for services.
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Tindy
Denver
Associated Pref
Pet
Jenny
Emory Land
Emory
Land
United States Maritime Comel Mission
Admiral Land
Washington
Police School Meeting at City Hall in Greeley
Tuesday police officers and deputies from Weld and Adams counties attended a meeting at Greeley City Hall. Sergeant Frank M. Heme from the Colorado State Board of Vocational Education spoke on handling and building evidence. The discussion touched on defense strategies and search methods for prisoners in custody.
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City Hall
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Weld
Adama
Pollen
Greeley
Frank M. Heme
Lyrayver
Knudsen Fears Fate Of France Under Labor Law
In Washington the law fight over defense production looms as Knudsen warns of France’s fate using defense labor rules. Reports cite widespread plant stoppages and union actions threatening about $49 million in defense output, with executives and mediators seeking settlement signals amid a tense national labor scene.
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International Hacvestar Company
Chicago Radar Works
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Ind
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Sirikas
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Lansius
Mich
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Defense Waterial
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Sielke
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Two Way Police Radio System In Operation In County
The new two way police radio system began operation as officers reported improved performance. Installed by radio engineer Dave Viavk, the setup includes two active amber units with courtesy patrol cars and sheriff vehicles in the area. Costs run around 340 dollars to outfit the system. broadcasts from officers’ ears cannot be heard on shortwave receivers due to high frequency transmission.
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Greeley Potter
Migmal Thussday
Dave Viavk
Ena
Wolds
Perit
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Bomtity Ik
Bal Police
Venroyeontral
Fadia Receistus
House Okehs Guam And Samoa as Navy Aviation Outposts
Washington date shows Senate action on a $212 million naval development program covering Guam and Samoa as aviation outposts. The measure aims to strengthen bases and defenses, reflecting broader wartime strategy in the Pacific and Atlantic theaters.
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Guam
Samoa
Navy Aviation
Aswciated Press
Washington
Legtates
Son
Suri
Filtas
Pueblo labor backs NYA aid for state hospital project
Pueblo labor council endorses use of National Youth Administration students to install 7 loudspeakers at the Colorado State hospital. Estimated cost covered by the project sponsor. Governor and attorney general requested one union worker supervise the concrete tunnel and a few men assist during equipment installation.
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