German Officers Enter Bulgaria Amid Warship Air Fight
German officers arrived at Sofia a leading hotel as German troops poised along the Danube frontier. Crowds protested against German occupation while road signs appeared in German and British officials fled Bulgaria amid anti-German sentiment.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Danubian
Remeda
Aar
Ruauntan Crowléer
Lio Integior
Tiridish Institute
Legaion
Iis
Yelbhowt
Hak
Botha
Lieb Hotel
Etose
Theothenze Prince Hotel
Dadarest
Promier Bogdan Pratt
King Boris
Hese Clozest Aysocrates
Four Colorado Congressmen Oppose AVA Scheme
Four of Colorado's six members in Congress oppose the Arkansas Valley authority plan as reported by the Rocky Mountain News. Edward T. Taylor and William B. Wu join Neps J, Edsar Chendweth, and Senator Alva W. Afinms in opposition. Lawrence Lewis finds no conflict between Arkansas and Colorado needs. Senator Ed Jermiun explains continued support for related actions in the state this week.
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Colorado
Congress
Rocky Mountain News
Arkansas Valley Authority
Neps J
Edsar Chendweth
Edward T. Taylor
William B. Wu
Alva VV
Lawrence Lewis
Arkansas
Enonchos
Sky Battle Over Dover Strait Marks Naval Smoke Screen
Dover strait clash pitting German and British air forces described as a major daylight battle above the Channel coast. German bombers and escorts faced British defenses with over 100 aircraft reported, German ships said to haze the water near Cap Gris Nez, while no German bombers reached London.
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Dover Strait
Laguerates
Dover
Englewit
Arfradas
Gernigy
Strait of Dover
England
TAF
France
Geraus Naally
Juhl
Cap Gris Nez
Kreneh
Vichy Refuses Land Cession To Thailand
French government declines a proposal to cede one third of Laos and Cambodia provinces in French Indochina to Thailand. Informants report Japan pressed and France’s stance reflects broader wartime tensions. News notes discuss American British positions and the potential impact on peace talks in Tokyo. A separate item reports Daniel E. McAllister, prominent Boulder businessman, dies at age 69 after a brief illness.
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Iresa
Vichy
France
Peu
Poveriment
Japan
Loas
Cambodia
Indo-China
Thailand
Baki
Rian Nd
Hostili
Il Vegarden
Tovap
Tokyo
Far East
Beilain
Singapore
Jansness
New York
Domel
Jay Muse
Hrowenel Today
Sunrime Coureilef Wa
Connell Wriel
Frengh Tadly-Chin
Domet
Nazi Claim Canadian cruiser flew US flag in Indian Ocean
Ottawa denies reports that a 7,178 ton Canadian cruiser registered to the Canadian Tramp Shipping Co. was sunk in the Indian Ocean while flying the United States flag. German bulletins claimed the ship displayed US colors. Ottawa said no reports confirm the sinking or any knowledge of Berlin’s claims.
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Associated
Hersin
Hruttal
Montreal
High Command
United States
Indian Ocean
Oyd
Canadia Tramp Shipping Company
Lul
Comumupique
Germinic Nayak
Washington
Cirelus
Tey Eaid, German Gaider
Utlck
Antey
Drlt Aln
Americas
Nne
Tlese
Daily War Bulletin
Sons
Muchant
Kapinixl
Hamagleg
Jorge Rubbers
Coe
Ottawa
Headquac
Ayithout Attawa
Prews
Cumanan Anters
Berlin
Iva
Naval Headquarters
Four Children and Mother Die in Grants Pass Fire
A house fire in Grants Pass Oregon killed four children and a mother. The coroner identified the victims as Mrs Frank Thompson and Marian Francis Irene and two younger children. The family escaped downstairs as the fire trapped others upstairs. A boy living in the house started a kitchen stove fire between 6 30 and 6 am, spreading rapidly.
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Grants Pass
Orebel
Childred
Warch Ranch
Cave Junction
Frank Thompson
Marelon Thompson
Proneie Thompeon
Irene ‘Mhopipsan
Alii ‘Mhompaan
Me Thompson
Marian
Francis
Irene
Ava
B. M. Thompson
Willkie Won’t Go To China in Surprise Policy Talk
Associated Press reports Willkie, back home in Roskville, says he has no plan to go to China soon, claiming the trip is unnecessary and he simply wants rest. In Colorado, Walter Hillis, a second year law student from Colorado University, was initiated into Delta Phi, an honorary law fraternity, with Francis B. Bouck participating in the ceremony at the Colorado supreme court chamber.
O Neal Warns Farmers Face Forgotten Man Fate
O Neal, president of the American Farm Institute, warned at the National Farm Institute that American farmers will be the forgotten man unless swift action protects their interests. He urged economic preparedness and reform, challenging prevailing uninformed opinion about existing programs.
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Associated Peesy
Des Moines
Edward A. O'Neal
O'Neal
National Farm Institute
Iiny
Nathan de Fondo
Weld Contests At Johnstown And Greeley
Weld County held class A and class B literary contests at Kepner Hall with declamations, solos, and choirs judged. Winners include Eva Jane Peters Mead and Elena Tin Grover in declamations superior, several other students rated superior to average, with events continuing Saturday afternoon including string and band performances.
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Greeley
Johnstana
Johnstown
Widsor
Zuton
Fort Garton
Kile
Frederick
Drospec Valley
Nann
Briggsdale
Hudson
Gilerent
Platteville
Keesburg
Kevney
Milliken
Pier Grover
Stonehim
Mead
Galeton
U Bleh
Weld County
Kepner Hall
Weng Belie
Jeeta
Wepner Hall
Drawade
Eva Jane Peters
Elena Tin
Grover
Superior
Elvernd Hawsins
Pierce
Goon
Deverly Abbott
Prospret ¥Aliey
Mastne Neal
Kersey
Doys
Leroy Percyson
Harold Jones
Ardell Lant
Russall Nelson
Mlatevile
Hhs Maso
Reb Arvin Weslober
Melvin Walker
Good
Stoneham
Neil Sundstudt
Danny Kinds
Keith Stolaworth
Dan Plyouka
Keyagy
Mike Corey
Paul Croissant
Paul Hosh
Ike
Wendell Dunn
Greeley Japanese Girl States Patriotism at Colorado Meeting
A Japanese American girl speaking at the Japanese Epworth League of Colorado convention honors America. She and several families express loyalty to the United States, citing Christianity and patriotism as guiding forces while noting a brother serving with the national guard.
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Greeley
America
Puchin
Golo
Celorado
Maryland Hitamoto
Gresley
Epworth League of
Colorado
Mion Hisartoty
George
National Guard
Corlathay
Taft Says No Need For Roosevelt Dictatorial Powers
Taft argues that aid to Roosevelt should be kept short of war and rejects granting dictatorial powers. The campaign tone shifts as two suburban towns close to visitors amid political rhetoric and town calls.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Hoseda Aml
Ca- Wow Park
Southern Catharnis
Three New Steps in American Subversive Probe Plan
A Washington dispatch reports renewed drive to expose American subversive activities aided by a $280,000 grant. Proposals include establishing a Philadelphia office, reopening offices in New York Chicago and other cities, and pushing formal rules to compel hearings through the House. The inquiry faces procedural hurdles as investigators seize records and push for direct testimony. Security markets and other services observed Washington’s holiday closures.
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Pet
Philadelphit
Mud
New York
Chicago
Withsbiegh
San Angeles
AakMy Ue
Cules
Jawa
Velatore
B.C. Hoover
Congress
Tfe
Chatman
Rules Committee
Dies
Selzei
Banda
Cnust
Adams Urges Sugar Quota Boost Over Philippine Shortfall
Washington reports say Senator Adams and Senator O'Mahoney urged Congress to revise sugar quota rules to allocate part of the Philippine deficit to U. S domestic beet and cane producers. They cited shipping constraints and high freight costs risking the Philippine supply, calling for immediate relief under the act's formula. The pair warned current quotas could limit U.S. access to sugar and urged swift action to prevent shortages.
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Adams
Associated Press
Washington
Adama
t-Colo
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Congress
Philippine Islands
Mile Uy
Hoth
McCarran
Wort Arn Ugar Beet
Ellender
Salt Hach
O'Nahoney
U. S
Reorganization Would Increase Power of Governor and Create New Department of Revenue
A proposed state reform would boost the governor’s authority by creating a new Department of Revenue and a revenue head under the governor. The advisory council would meet monthly to review state affairs, and a director of revenue would oversee taxation and revenue collection. Several existing offices would shift to the new structure, with a centralized executive council reporting on department progress.
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Department of Revenue
Dagseetatel
Beurgature
Leeds
Senate Affeirs Committee
Touticll Amt
Gavernony Advicy Venturi
Gaunall
Cownell
Fommie
Mesey
Vedsures
Yevenue
Pulite Instruction
Altoragy Gentral
Alge Ape
Hig Department
Mie
Peeseul Executive Coutell
Hefals
Athong
Treasury
Law
Education
State Department
Ucari Cilonthi Caupiege
Roads Slick and Wrecks Reported Across County
Snow and sleet left roads slick across Weld County with several minor accidents Friday and Saturday. Vehicles including a 1840s vehicle and a car driven by Orville Jackson were involved. no serious injuries reported. Slippery conditions prompted patrols to stay busy handling calls and clearing routes.
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Colowie
Grenley
Haveld
Swanston
Whitson
Jey Evans Lagatte Peice
Pinteyer
Kioekind
Tery Valral Ratimate
Swannon
Windsor
Patrol
Naan
Halmvidag
Orville Jackson
Cheyenne
Wis
Gta
Rop Gulden
Cuertsey
Raton
Jackson
Golden
Tito Abe
Chuyenne
Tn Greeley Pollen
Prilay
Helen G. Sinder
Creehey
Ventis
A. Alexander
Greeley
TOR Pitmenth Av Nue
Maden
Widener
Slit Avenue
Bar Y
Lavimer Hospital Seeks Rating From State Medical Board
Fort Collins February 2. The Gardimer county hospital received strong backing as the Hospital Association's stamp of approval was submitted to the county commissioners. Ray K. Anderson led a resolution urging approval and accreditation for the facility pending final action.
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Fort Collins
Can Hospital Association
Gardimer County Hospital
Inier Jalement
Ray HK. Anderson
Cat Missioners
Anerson
Association For My
Utah House Approves Reorganization Bill
A Utah House session approved a reorganization bill amid debate on the first section of the Alpaga bill. The measure prompts restructuring across state departments and related actions by the governor and legislative leaders.
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Utah
House
Okebs
Vate
Sue
Federal Sanctuary for Waterfowl Proposed in Colorado
Albert J. Strock of Denver says he will ask Senator El C. Joincon to lobby the federal wildlife service for a waterfowl sanctuary in Colorado. If created, stamp funds would allegedly flow to other states since Colorado reportedly has no refuge, with Colorado hunters contributing millions in federal stamps.
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Denver
Albert J. Strock
Actiovory
el C. Joincon
Cola
PoliMun
Saul Wildlife Service
Cotevad
Sherlock
Colorado
Colorada
No Levertys
Sinuipe
Sherlock Eclarei
Save Livestock From Flood In California
California flood prompts rescue by officers and boats. Horses and ewes moved from submerged ranch areas as authorities report water levels rising and livestock moved to higher ground. A separate Idaho crash claims a motorist killed when a car collided with a stalled truck on a flooded highway.
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Los Angeles
Temiune
Aeaugn Ui
Touler
Aram Ald
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