All Pleasure Driving Banned In East by OPA Warning
Washington Jan 6 the office of price administration outlawed all pleasure driving by holders of A B and C gasoline ration cards along the Atlantic seaboard and cancelled gasoline rations as penalty for noncompliance. Law enforcement at county municipal and district levels were asked to aid the federal government by reporting violations to local ration boards or OPA offices. Heating rations in eastern buildings were to be cut substantially within 24 hours. OPA warned more serious measures may follow if the situation worsens.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Atlantic Seaboard
District of Columbia
OPA
Colorado Legislature Opens to Call College Heads Soon
Colorado's 84th General Assembly convened with speaker Homer Pearson chosen in a 35 member body split 24 Republicans and 11 Democrats in the House, Gov. Carr to deliver a message tomorrow. Ira Sides named House chief clerk as sessions begin amid plans to call college heads and press for major appropriations.
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Colorado
Ira Sides
Morrie
Cleavenger T
Presay
Denver
House of Representatives of
Anscanthy
Alab
House
Carr
Anagmm
Jack "Evang
Grand Junction
Thal Boody
Evans
Jialice Sol G. Young
Supreme Court
Senate
Frank. J. Fetzer
Ira Siete
Ira J. Sides
Greeley
Hovee
William Blair
State Insurance
Republcan Mindority
Walter Batus-Greeley
Chaiirman
Pat- Tongs
Jess Thao
Pearson
Jness
Homer Pearson
R-Wheatridge
Wid
Oy Senate
Gesson
Conttrol
Pper Chamber
Governor Commutes Denver Robbery Convict Sentence
Governor Carr commuted the sentence of Abred Rupp convicted in Denver of aggravated robbery to permit his immediate release to aid his father, a Kansas farmer. Rupp, sentenced from Jefferson county for embezzlement, will be released in March on automatic parole.
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Associated Press
Denver
Jah
Carrs
Rupp
Kansas
K. A. Seattt
Jefferson County
Roswell City Manager Found Dead After Apparent Suicide
Roswell city officials report the death of City Manager Fulton, with Sheriff O Neal confirming a suicide note and investigation ongoing. The incident occurred around 30 nights ago when the manager could not be reached by telephone. Authorities released few additional details.
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Roswell
Clyts Fulton
Jay Deal
Victii
Pat O'Neal
Fulton
Maafticn
Trland
Weather Update For Wyoming And Cologile-Coller Region
The afternoon forecast covers the northern portion and extends over the north and east areas. A color cast indicates shifting talus patterns tonight with alternating hours. Flurries are likely across eastern zones today.
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Wyoming
Greeley Transit Adds 30 Passenger Bus to Service
A used 30 passenger bus with seating for 30 was added to Greeley Transportation Company routes on Greeley Street. The new vehicle, brought into service this week, expands a city fleet that now includes four buses under four years old, with two purchased four years ago and one purchased last year.
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Greeley Street
Chicago
Greeley Transportation Company
Hua
Oth Ser
Ite Motor i
Tua
Baa
City Busea
Tia Week
Oleo Basunt Eroaseoun Try Bua
De Gaulle and Giraud Appear In Agreement
General Giraud and General de Gaulle are depicted as united in North Africa policy. The report notes no real differences between them and highlights plans for a single French command under one banner. It mentions American and British support while detailing tension from Petain’s legacy and Nazi propaganda shaping local sentiment. Generals Boluson and Mortan are cited regarding unity and strategy in Dakar and West Africa.
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Blers
Armiral
Jean Darlan
Dakar
Edmitral
Tera
Aus Fefarmant
Giraud-De Gaulle
Bend
Giraud
Franch Gowroes
Petain
North Africa
Wight
United States
Britain
Hays
Lown
Boluaon
AL Dakar
Pierre Holsson
Ereneh West Africa
de Gande
Mont Dettrable
Bolsson
Usk
Gaulusia
Jaseph Mortan
Fraga
American Newepnpermun
Generil Giraud
William A. Glassford, Jr
Valsser
Moyal
Mrs. Ruby Brant Dies on Tuesday
Mrs Ruby Brant aged 42 longtime Greeley resident died Tuesday evening at home of cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by three children Vivian Brant Fernetin Zarahardé and Scott Grant, parents Mr and Mrs Henry Haym. sister Mrs Markley. Arrangements to follow.
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Ruby Brant
Greeley
Lergister
Walter Markley
Gil
Macys Will
Annonnes Funers
Brant
Vivian Drant
Fernetin Zarahardé
Springtelé
Masa
Scott Grant
Denver
Henry Hayminsser
Gree
State Salaries Should Be Raised, Says Official
Denver January report on a Colorado planning commission study shows Nelson urging salary increases for state employees. He told legislators at a Denver University conference that current pay is fixed in debate and many salaries deserve boosts.
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Denver
Tey Nelson
Colorado
Nelson
Denver University
Rayburn Wins Speaker Post by Narrow Margin in Congress
In Washington on January 6, Democrats retain control of the House and reelect Sam Rayburn of Texas as speaker to organize the 79th Congress for President Roosevelt. The vote was Rayburn 217, Martin 206 amid a tense session as the Senate opened with 89 members present.
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Reyuy
Martin
Taylinn
Berio
Rayburnald
Ryenker
Bath
Senate
House
Atates
Phin
Samo Heuke
United States
Henry A. Wallace
Jnha Senate
Gtork South
Greatest Negro Scientist Dies at Tuskegee
Dr George Washington Carver renowned agricultural chemist and educator dies at his Tuskegee home after a life spanning humble beginnings, pioneering work in native crop products and commercial utilization. Funeral services planned, body in state prior to burial near Dr Washington’s grave in Tuskegee.
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Tuskegee, Ab
George Washington Carver
Tuskegee
Carver
Diamond Grove
Arkansas
Iowa
Hooker T. Washington
Washington
Nihiser Property Damaged by Fire at Fourteenth Street
A two story wooden dwelling owned by G. J. Nihiser at 310 Fourteenth street AuMained sustained substantial fire damage Tuesday evening. Fire crews were summoned at 4 58 p m and battled the blaze for about an hour. Chief Brumley indicated the fire began in the walls and spread to the second floor before breaking through to the attic. No injuries were reported.
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G. J. Nihiser
Fourteenth Street
Elra
B. A. Brumley
Walla
Two Navy Plane Crashes Kill Two Cadets in Collision
Cadet Iveesh Fianals Doyal, 22, of Long Beach and Cadet Walter Eugene Law, 22, of Steamboat Springs, Colo., died after two navy aircraft collided yesterday over the Lox Alauilog station. Law was son of Mr and Mrs Law of Steamboat Springs. The accident followed a separate crash near the base, with recovery efforts continuing today.
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Laney Reach
Jan Gamalate
Cluhinad
Iveesh Fianals Doyal
Long Beach
Doit Firme
Walter Eugene Law
Ant Mra
We B. Law
Steamboat. Springs
Colo
Allied Planes Hit Burma Shipping and Rail Targets
Allied air forces bombed rail yards and river shipping in Burma to disrupt Japanese troop and supply movements. US and RAF crews targeted Mandalay rail yards, Nava Junction, and river convoys on the Irrawaddy, with heavy bombers hitting freight cars, bridges, and rail installations.
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New Dell
United States
Royal Air Force
River Ami
Burma
United States Hankers
Mandalay i
Irrowwaddl
Runsgoon
Medline U. 8
Monywa
Mandalay
Tenth
U. S. Army Air Force
RAP Aggaulte
Missing Bomber From Wendover Vanishes In Utah Nevada Search
A missing Army bomber with four officers and six enlisted men vanished after leaving Wendover Utah last Saturday. An air patrol unit from Reno aided a wide search across the Utah Nevada border wastelands. Listed aboard: Second Lt. Syrll J. Casey pilot Brooklyn NY. copilot Blue Island IL. navigator Bulf Ti. bombardier Chicago IL. Sgt Michael T Disalva Philadelphia PA. Sgl Alexander C Johnson Los Angeles CA. Seymour E Sonkin Tucson AZ. Towell T Stoner Seneca SC. Sgt dames A Karnspan Long Island NY. The incident prompts a broad aerial ground search by the base relations office.
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Associated Press
Wendover
Utah
Jen
Reno
Nev
Utah- Nevada
Wendover Air Base
Crafl
Syrll J. Casey
Brooklyn
Copiel
Blue Island
Clifford J. Ellott
Kelly
Kombarier
Chicago
Michael T Disalva
Patladelphia
Alexander C, Johnson
Angeles
Seymour E. Sonkin
Tucson
Wwe
Towell T
Stoner
Lott Successor to Be Named Next Tuesday
Appointment of a police officer to replace El T. Lott, while he serves in the armed forces, to be decided at the next council meeting. Chief Hunt and Mayor Wilkinson to receive the investigation report. Council grants Lott advance leave until navy service ends. Water contracts renewed with Delta Fipa Linn Co and Timnath Windsor. City farm leases approved with John Burna and A. D. Dreckenrlige. License fees totaling 150 dollars from plumbers and electrical contractors listed.
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Timnath
Windsor
John Burna
A. D. Dreckenrlige
Connell
I Woeller and
Force
Plumbers
Ingrefield and Fry
Nowi Nallicense
Merdman Electric
Heenagers
Roth LaTorra
Forlina
Tellers Neense
Greeley Towiingeluh
Bowling Mevaso
F. S. Mortison
Tor Hail Neense
Beer Tteanna
Cozy Ion
Beer Ieense
Meirice
Kilnsinger
Slaugitr Tougae
Ilcengo
Navy Surface Force Shells Japs in Munda
Navy reports U S forces attacked Munda on New Georgia, supported by Wildcats and Flying Fortresses. American ships bombarded enemy positions as Japanese dive bombers challenged the task force, with several enemy planes downed and ships damaged.
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Navy
Munda
Washington
Jan
United States
Nunda
New
Guadalcanal
Anglican Trans
Coleritqes
Grimnan Binnes
al Manda
New Georgia Island
Grumon Pif
Nacander Wiediam
Tofatin
Inter
Shortland Island
Rf Jaywanese
Amoni
Mount Austen Eeetar
Guoalcanal Island
3760 Lads of 18 Sign Selective Service in State
Denver January 6 A Associated Press report states 3760 year old youths registered for the draft in Colorado during December Seventeen hundred and nineteen were registered with the Denver state boards The item notes many youths of registration age had previously volunteered for service
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Denver
Colorado
Decenber
Reiz
Con
Harold
Richardson
Stata Nelective
Geevica
Tha Stata
Tata
Drate Doarde
Pueblo Legislator Election Challenged
Associated Press reports in Denver that Floyd S. Leach's election to Dyebte county's House of Representatives is challenged by B. D. MowMen Wemovent. Medtvien alleges irregularities in several precincts and claims the result would differ if proper procedures were followed. A hearing will be held by the House to contest the election.
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Associated Press
Denver
Jan G
Floyd S. Leach
Dyebte
B.D
Medtvien
Mae
Uae
Nelllinr
9000 Miners Quit Work in Factional Row
Nine thousand miners walk out in a factional dispute tied to United Mine Workers and anthracite operators. Seven collieries closed, operations at five curtailed under picket lines as wage and check-off issues trigger a wartime production standstill in Tamaqua County. Caryl Kratz and W. Sebraeder led the stoppage amid calls for a retroactive payment and wage justice at the union convention.
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Easwne
Sied Press
Wilken Harve
Pennsylvania
United Aine Workers of Auer Niva
UAW
Anine
Solid Yuels Covordlnator Inkes
Tamaerha
Barleva
Eolliery
Caryl Kratz
Eg W. Sebraeder Anid
Chicago Bowling Alley Fire Claims Six Die and 100 Hurt
A blaze at a Gresham district bowling alley on 9851 South Ashland Avenue killed six people, injured over 100, and caused about 450000 dollars in damage. Victims include Joseph R. Bingham and William Guirely, with 43 treated at hospital and 27 held overnight with critical burns. Firefighters faced frigid conditions as they battled the flames for hours. rescue efforts found several bodies in a washroom wreckage.
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Prisay Ghicaga
Palrana
Jozaph R. Bingham
Anthony Mu
Anthony Erris
Philip Gardner
Lite Company of Mary Hospital
Borns
Marshal Mullaney
Submarine Officer Son of Nimitz Honored by Father
Pearl Harbor era event honors the son of Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, Submarine officer Jim Nimitz, with a silver star presented by the admiral. The meeting after 30 years marks a rare reunion as Nimitz senior praises wartime achievements and the Pacific theater's demanding grip on naval service.
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Nimitz
Pearl Marbor
Chester W. Nimltz
Jim
Adenieal
Chester W. Nimitz
Tuchid
Pacific
Ada Fenter
Ino Hag
Walters
Hippin
British Seize Hills of Axis Near Mateur
Allied dispatch reports British troops seizing hills near Mateur in Tunisia, driving Axis forces from fronts west of Italaen. Air raids by RAF and US heavy bombers claim damage on Luftwaffe targets, with casualties announced for both sides. General Clark placed in command of the U.S. Fifth Army in North Africa as American units reinforce the Tunisian front.
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Alfiel
Mateur
Vontstin
Mzerte
Reuters
RAF Hurricans
Naat Focke Woit
JSAT
Stax
Cruiter
Amering Piedium
Kafrounn
Sawsse
Sousse
United Sistes
Hritinh
du Catto
Alan
UU. S
Boi
Port Fyank
Rommel
Libya
Cairo
Wilfred — Mee Claughry
Royal Air Force
Hayat
Tedder
Arthur Williaut Tedder
RAF
Howdes
Qe Tallan Wel Command
Pha Faseist
Algiers
Tongie
Philippevite
Algedia
Clark Coramands
U. S. Army
Il A8
Gloml
Mark Wlark
Nietall
Amer’ Ulfleet
North Africa
al- Vedaccupsilon
Us ii Fifth Army
Dritish
Tuotata
Con. Clark
Dwight. D. Eisenhower
U. S
Anda
Theritish First Army
Tunisia
Courrec
Grin Bate
Hylttyt First Remy
K. Aln
Andoreon
Greeley College Air Force Command Reaches Full Strength
Greeley College announces its Air Force Command at full strength with five new trainees joining the cadre. The group of students will complete their eight week course this coming Saturday, marking a milestone for the program.
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Greeley College
Air Force Command
Army Air Forse
Colorado Stata College of Education
Nazis Are Beaten In Caucasus
The German army faces a retreat in the Caucasus as Soviet forces push forward across the region. Red Star reports the Red Army has recaptured towns and advanced toward Rostov and other key locations, while a Reuters dispatch notes a large German withdrawal and ongoing Soviet offensives.
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Henry
Cassidy
Moscow
Caucasus
Mosursky
Tek
Orga
Sovink
Mozdotk
Nol
Nol+ ‘chix, Prokhindnensk, Kotlyavergkuyn
Maisinsyo
Heds
Gacka
North
Oretsa
Ordhonikides
Nalchik
Red Banner
Terek
Red Star
Lower
Don
T'simtyansk
Rostov
Kamensk
Great Denmouth
Foss
Lawrence Lowell Dies at 86 in Boston Home
Lawrence Jawell Lowell, 86, president emeritus of Harvard University, died at his Boston home after a long illness. A prominent educator and reformer, Lowell led Harvard through significant changes and served as a key figure in higher education for decades. His death closes a century marked by academic leadership and public service.
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Wansoeubted
Perway Roston, Jon
Lawrence Jawell
Emeriton
Harvard University
Imiag
Boston
Mrs Hamilton to Speak at Little Theatre Event
Mrs Mary Agnes Hamilton, member of the Beverage committee, will address Colorado University students at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon in Little Theater. She arrives in Denver, accompanied by Boger Storeng, and continues a speaking tour sponsored by the New York Herald Tribune.
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Mary Agnes Hamilton
Iada State College of Education Assembly
Little
Creeley
Boger Storeng
Denver
Ski
Colorado
Mra Tfarilton
Abriiain Macobn
Ier
America
The
New York Herald Tribune Foran
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