Bethlehem Strike Ends as Workers Accept Government Plan
Bethlehem Steel workers at the Lackawanna plant ended a two day strike by unanimously approving a government drafted formula. The plan calls for reinstatement of suspended workers, a conference to seek labor board bargaining, and exploring a bargaining election. Union leader Bittner hailed the vote while noting the AFL local insisted on a collective bargaining election.
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Zraz
Huffal
N.Y. Ken
Bathlehem Stesla
Lackawanna
Seitlemei
Masa
van A. Bittner
Steedworkers
Att Anion Offleials
Stoorevelt
Diddutiion Management
Bittner
Assurtion
Wellam
Houdsen
Siiney Willman
OPM
Anion
OPM “Explore” With To Labor Board
Hettlelem
Rile
Jinmediale
John ¥. Riffe
Bittann
Geen
Hog fatally wounds packing house killer by kicking knife
George Jerks, a Nuckolls Packing employee, died from abdominal wounds after a hog kicked his knife hand at the plant. Fellow workers provided the information that the hog caused the fatal injury. Jerks had long service and this was his first serious incident.
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Hog
Associated Press
Parble
Galo
Fey
George Jerks
Parkview Hospital
Jerks
Nuckolls Packing Company
Kis Hogs
Seven Die in Canal Zone Bomber Crash
The U.S. Army announced the names and addresses of seven crew members killed when a bomber of the 96th Squadron stationed at Rip Tato crashed into Panama Bay near the Canal Zone. Witnesses saw two parachutes, but no survivors were found as flames erupted on impact. The crew included Lieut Jack Schock and Sgt Arthur Zenre among others from New Ulm Minnesota Jon a Cota and Richland Valley Montana.
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Canal Zone
Associated West
Harboa
Army
Misans
United States Army
Panama Bay
Ffch
Air Corpa
Rai Halo
Malbos
U.S. Army
Pananta Boy
Ames
96Th
Rip Tato
Motorists Blamed For Crossing Deaths
A railroad safety official singles out motorists for crossing deaths in 1941 with 1814 lives lost nationwide. He cites 1939 figures of 416 dead and 630 injured and notes 30 percent of fatal accidents last year were caused by inattention. About 230,199 dangerous crossings remain nationwide.
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Denver
Chairan
American Association of Hailroads
Southern Railroad
Ose
Nazis Move French Population from Channel Coast
Reports from Vichy claim Germany is moving French civilians from the English Channel coast as part of wartime preparations against Britain. Observers caution about the reliability of details while noting the strategic purpose of such evacuations and potential military secrecy concerns.
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Vichy
France
Germany
Wis
Woman Husband Shot Dies in Farm Home Tragedy
Pueblo, Feb 24 Mrs Pauling Martinelli 27 died of a gunshot wound blamed on her husband Lee Martinelli 48 who then killed himself with a .22 rifle at their St Charles Moga district farm home The couple's children are listed among survivors.
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Pueblo
Calo
Pauling Martinelli
German Air Force Marks Sixth Anniversary
German Airforce moodquarters in February 28 reports Reichs Marshal Herman Wilhelm Goerhig issued an order observing the sixth anniversary of the air force rear yeotion. He called airmen ferved by the cnemy esteemed and admired by the world.
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Herman Wilhelm Goerhig
Janon City Woman Dies in Auto Accident
Mrs. Virgie L. King, 33, died from injuries after a car she rode in with her husband Carl and their three children veered off an embankment at Royal Gorge. Her neck was broken, and she will be buried at Mecraexen Keg, her former home, next week.
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Ae Cole
Injiries
Royal Gorge
Virgie L. King
King
Carl
Trintriel Drive
Stores To Stay Open Sat Nite In Greeley
Local chamber of commerce announces Saturday night hours will be extended to 9 oclock on Saturdays. Beginning March 1 stores will close later in January and February and continue through the year. A separate item notes a cane refiner raising sugar to 4 60 per hundredweight with other refiners at 4 45.
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Greeley Storey
Chamber of Commerce
At & O'Clock
Reform Bill Debate Opens in Colorado Senate
Moses Smith leads discussion as Colorado considers a 65 page reform bill aimed at restructuring state government. The joint Senate House committee reports favorably on provisions creating a new revenue department and granting the governor broad executive powers, including appointment control and payroll discretion.
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Associated Press
Geaver
Colorado Stte
Solay
Senate
House
Moree Bd Smith
McAwll
Joint Committee
Toute State Affairs
Piger
Robert G. Bosworth
Hanworth
Benworth
Seonte Tt
Wink Sohl
Moffat Tunnel
Bloftal
Wayne WN. Agpluall
D-Palliate
Aspinall
Nobert TF. Rochwen
H- Puonin
Liebil
Mardly A Souwil
Department of Revenue
Akerby
British Quit Italian Island Campaign
British forces in the eastern Mediterranean announced they had withdrawn from Castalrossa after achieving their objective. London reported that operations near the Malan land area concluded with the withdrawal and no further action was planned.
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Associated Press
London
Ay Briliah
Castalrossa
Mediterranean
Weather outlook across plains and west regions
Weather forecast for 24 hours ending Friday morning covers multiple states. Nizh and Wyoming show increasing cloudiness with scattered snow in the northwest and east of the divide. Nebraska and New Mexico expect fall and increasing clouds, with milder changes in temperature. Temperatures listed: Amarillo 56 to 31, Chicago 24 to 21, Los Angeles 77 to 59, Oklahoma City 56, Phoenix 77 to 46, Washington 40 to 25.
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Divide
Wyoming
Rmperature
Nebraska
Amarillo
Chicago
Douvee
Tel Paso
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Oklahoma
City
Phoenix
la Pranciaco
Washington
Army Leaves Some Colorado Towns Without Doctors
Colorado towns lost doctors as reserve officers were called to active duty. Colorado Medical Society executive secretary Digrvey T. Bellman said local draft boards were granting deferments to single, young physicians who were the only ones in their communities.
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Denver
Colorado
Digrvey T. Bellman
The
Colorado Medical Society
Gretors
Beet Growers Directors Meet Here Amid Wage Debate
Beet growers directors gathered here with except one member from the Mountain Heights region for a Friday session. President Mary Clark urged unity as a statement on wage policy and a proposed export plan were discussed. Local growers from four states met Wednesday hoping a contract with Great Western Sugar is near, while wage forecasts and price negotiations for per hecta were on the table.
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Ty Resdiger
Rk Air Pau
Mawatain Hintea
Marketlig
Ta Dlecea Wa Grower
Proveasar
Tor
Earry
Marry Clark
Die Assoc Fort
Sui Divcuission
Ila
Huayeac'el Sentiael
Growera
Lir
Great Western Sugar Company
Provident Clark
Department of Agrculture
45th Division Motor Trucks Leave Ft. Sill
The 45th division, 16 000 strong, begins the largest motorized troop transfer in the national defense program. Ten columns depart Fort Sill in convoy to Abilene and a Texas training center, with Maj Gen W S Key leading east and west columns. Portable transmitters aid the multi-state move.
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Okin
Poh
Abifeng
Tex
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Lawton
Red Alama Stats
Texas
Ret
W. S. Key
Isa
Coluunns
Rmites
Abilene
Advanee
Anay Corps
Camp Barketey
National Defense
Oklahoms
Hale Widow of James A Hale Dies in Los Angeles
Mrs Emma Tinle Hale wife of prominent farmer James A Hale longtime resident of the Greeley and Raton districts died Monday in Los Angeles California after moving to California several years ago following a long residence in the community
Bulgaria Expected To Join Axis Soon And Prison Camps
A Belgrade report from Feb 28 notes Bulgaria is near joining the Axis and details mass movements of German troops through Bucharest. Diplomatic dispatches in London cite warnings to Bulgaria to avoid actions that might strain relations and threaten a Balkan invasion of England.
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Bulgaria
Axis
Reat
Belgrade
Bucharest
London
Germany
Balkans
England
Wheeler's Lease-Lend Policy Under Fire In Senate Debate
The article outlines Senator Wheeler's denunciation of lease lend during a Senate speech. It describes opposition framing the policy as a constitutional overreach and warns of implications for national defense. It notes Wheeler's stance against aiding the administration and his call for limits on wa r.
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Washinton
Monatennus
Thurton
K. Wheeler
Wendell
Wheeler
Ranier
Tad
Maloney Seeks Lease-Lend Victory to Boost Morale
Sen Maloney voices optimism for lease-lend passage, urging action and debate to aid Britain and the Allies. He argues a delayed or defeated bill could sap morale and hinder unity, while warning against isolationist stagnation and calling for decisive steps toward peace and victory.
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Maloney
Cone
Connecticut
Senate
Germany
Refale Ag
Fluc Fire at Reppa Fire Dayment
A blaze at the Bite fopytron dened on IBM Fifteenth Avenue burned wild paper as Sool struggled with a flue. The forenoon scene included smoke and scorched debris, with responders on scene to control the flames.
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Reppa
IBM
Artillerymen of Colorado Begin Southward Training Trek
The Colorado National Guard prepares its first battalion of service artillery and a detachment from the second battalion to train with the regular army at Camp Forrest. Troops depart from Golden and Colorado Springs and Fort Collins by motor caravan and rail in serial movements toward Tennessee, with arrival planned March 7.
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Hel
Colorato
Camp Forrest
Toltahont
Tony
National Guard
Golsden
Zalan
Aind
Camp
George Westhear Golden
Firat
Service I Battary
Sevvice Blytary
Clyde
Braden
Lac Junta
Oldshota
Arkansas
Tennessee
Wraih
Puraara
Soin
Colorado Springe Smuiny
Berlal
Fort
Collins
Ganny George West
Mouiay
Dovange
Keiday
Fort Collis
Vichy Indicates Decision To Hold Intact Colonial Possessions
Vichy signals aims to maintain colonial holdings amid East Asia crisis as Japan and France face heightened tensions. Reports from Tokyo and Saigon describe diplomatic exchanges, with France resisting Western pressure while Japan pursues perceived actions to enforce claims in Indochina and Southeast Asia.
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Vichy
Pleads Guilty In Arson Case In Prospect Valley
Joseph A Gustafson a 61 year old farmer from Prospect Valley pleaded guilty in circuit court to an arson charge. Fire on the W A Carlson estate farm caused about 100 in damage. Judge Frederic W Clark postponed sentencing.
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Joseph A. Gustafson
Pelday
Alfonso XIII Dies in Rome During Night
Alfonso XIII died in a Rome hotel room where he had lived in exile since fleeing civil war in Spain. The king, born May 17, 1886, died after a period of weakness with the pope and Mussolini sending condolences and a royal funeral planned for 10:30 a.m. local time. His son Damían and close royal circle, including King and Queen of Spain, expressed grief as tributes arrived from Rome and Paris.
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Exmonarch
Spain
Rome
Alfonso XII
Fiore
Trop
Diane
Heatilue
Padre Utepine Lopes
Pele
Ander
Mare Cristina
Paria
Stadin
Missolial
Pune Goldiens
Fense
Wis
Baett
St Mary
Wwe
Angela
Pelnet
Caly
Mfousa
Tily
Alfonso Wis
Muesalint
Russo
Ifn
The
Courie
Papa Pius XX
Alfonse
Juigt
Mogliane
Stele
Pontiif
Gunlly
Torrens
Hacwine
Fiy Payaliina
Sermeil
Alfonso
Alonso
Damdian
Switzerland
Cnttrade
Ivlénda
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Moses Smith
Beet Growers
Ft. Sill
J. A. Hale
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Toko
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Reyd Tiday
Usttorm
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Michael Pailseff
Vie “Mes
Chistoplur Janet
Checago Daily News
Jeader
Pudar Moxandrott
Petur Radoeff
Aft
Witlish Prices Service
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Danube
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Tamprcoy
Arthur Stalford
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