House Passes Compromise Tax Plan Amid Roosevelt Sign Request
The House approved a compromise tax plan by 256 to 114, sending the measure to the Senate where President Roosevelt is expected to sign. The plan outfits a broad withholding scheme affecting 40,000,000 taxpayers, with phased payments starting June 15, 1943, and quarterly estimates for higher earners.
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Waoges
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Ould
Sheriff Resolves Dispute Over Range Cattle Trouble
An 88 year old pioneer rancher with about 40 cattle faces objections from neighboring ranchers as authorities work to settle a dispute over grazing land near Hernes ville. Meetings were held at the sheriff's office Tuesday to seek a resolution.
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Mrs Ella Gordon 87 Dies in Greeley Morning
Mrs Ella Gordon aged 87 of 1414 Sixth Avenue died Monday morning after long illness. Born May 18, 1856 in Kansas, she lived in Greeley after marriage to Thomas C. Hradbury and later to J. E. Gordon who died earlier. Survivors include two sons Arthur B Hradbury of Greeley and Chester O Beadbury of Billings. daughter Ruth M. Corfas. fifteen grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren. sister Phobia Farle of Grand Junction. brother Frank Longwell of Colorado Springs. Salley Funeral Home to announce arrangements.
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Harvey
Maury B. Longwell
Gresley
Thomas C. Hradbury
J. E. Gordon
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Miey
Ferank Longwell
Colorado
Springs
Salley Funeral Home
Weather Update for Colorado Region Tuesday
Local forecast calls for scattered showers in the mountains and northwest portion this afternoon with cooler air southeast. High near 75 and low around 49 with moderate moisture, updated through the 24 hour period.
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Global War At a Glance War reports flash across Gibraltar scene
Allied bombardment and naval activity surge around Gibraltar as large Allied forces push toward Tarastan in a massive offensive. Reports describe ships, transports, and destroyers massing, with British naval power and Mediterranean bombing impacting targets from Foggia to the Aegean. Russia reports major Chinese victory near Chungking. U.S. engineers study airfield expansion in the Aleutians. rumors of French unity under Gaulle and Giraud surface.
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Associated Press
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France
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Aleutians
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Charles de Gaulle
Henri Giraud
Britain reports over half a million WWII casualties
Deputy Prime Minister Clement Attlee announced to Commons that Britain’s empire armed forces suffered 514,993 casualties in the war’s first three years. Of these, 92,050 were killed, 226,719 wounded, 107,891 prisoners of war, and 3,?94 injured, with additional figures noted in the briefing.
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Clement Attlee
Commona
Alice
Senate Rejects House Trade Scheme Amid War End Rework
The Senate nixed a House backed plan on reciprocal trade tied to wartime peace. Senator Danaher Cann proposed a mechanism to terminate trade pacts within months after hostilities end, requiring a presidential signature on a two thirds override. Senator O Mahoney DWyar urged a delay until congress approves all agreements.
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Congress
Danaher Cann
Ita
Semilor O'Mahoney
Great Dent
Three Man Fire Guard In Bach Block Urged
June 1 Washington reports a three man fire guard per city block proposed by civilian defense director, with about 1.6 million guards to be enlisted. Guards would handle civilian fires and larger blazes as bombing threats rise, forming a dense protective force.
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Washington
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Landis Last Klett
Foggia Blasted for Third Time in Four Days
Allied air forces pounded Foggia and Sardinia compound targets in a sweeping strike on June 1, destroying hangars, warehouses, rail facilities, and power stations. The raid, part of a heavy bombing campaign, reported enemy losses with 27 planes downed and 33 injured on the Italian front.
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New York Stock Exchange
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RAF Strikes at Low Countries and France
The RAF carried out two long day sweeps over the low countries and northern France hitting airports, communications, docks and factories at Brugge Nieport Brugge in Belgium Vilssingen Netherlands Caen and Cherbourg in France. A Catalina wing reportedly shot down two Focke-Wulf 190 fighters amid a running battle with about 40 enemy aircraft over Sleupock.
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Belgium
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Caen
Cherbourg
Air Ministry
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Sleupock
North Colorado coal miners idle amid wage dispute
Miners in the northern Colorado districts and surrounding areas stayed underground or idle as unions and operators failed to reach an agreement on portal-to-portal pay and other terms. Union leader J F Simansky reported most mines had only maintenance crews, with widespread stoppages across Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and New Mexico.
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Erie
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Minove
Yntucra
New Mexico
Wyoming
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Fle
Bimnneky
John L. Gewis
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Ute
Aday
Sheriif Gas Anderson
West County
Weld
Thenaat
Columbine Pouthy
Russell, Slerng and Brown
Seederick Res
Shamrock
Denver
Rocky Mowatmla
Waslington
Maintenanes
Thecomb
Utan
Arortasa
Niely Hamepost
United Aine Workers of Atmovice
Tlralil H. Knott
Ickes
Western Goal
du Tia Entive
Feaut
Ted Senking
Northern Colorado
Canl Producers Association
Conflicting Reports From The Russian Front
Conflicting messages from the Russian front describe German assaults along the Donets and Czernas area with both sides claiming gains. Soviet noon communique notes heavy losses for Germany and prisoner detachments while Berlin radio reports local fighting and a generally quiet front with heavy air losses for the Russians. A separate note says President Lin Sen remains critically ill but shows slight improvement.
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Donets
Miners Remain at Home Despite FDR Warning
Associated Press report from Bolorado Springs details Ameri... veteran Jesus De La Casa, a Spanish Civil War veteran, planning a seventh blood donation in Denver as repayment to the Red Cross for rescue from a firing squad and a concentration camp. He was classified 4-F by a Philadelphia draft board, later served with Loyalist troops and rose to sergeant.
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Cola
Jesus de la Casa
Red Cross
Denver
Spain
Wile We
Philadelphia
Whlen
Kaseines
Farm Machinery To Be Easier To Get Says Govt
Washington June 1 The nations farmers, facing greater food demand, may obtain essential farm equipment more easily starting Monday. The War Production Board ordered a flow approach to gear and machinery supply, stepping up deliveries to dealers and farms.
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Washington
War Production Board
Doalwelles Tyserr
Jap Planes Raid U.S. Forests. Fire Set In Oregon
Forest service officials told a Senate subcommittee that three suspected Japanese attacks occurred on the West coast. Two involved planes believed to come from submarines and drop incendiaries over southern Oregon forests. a small fire started there and was quickly put out. No dates were given.
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Washington
Gregan Forest
Senate Appropriations
Forest Service
Lyle F. Watts
Oregon
Holman
Coos County
Gurey County
Batt
Earl W. Loerlige
Watts
Chinese Wir Major Battle Against Japs
Changling June 1. Spurred by General Hsieh Yueh the Little Tiger and with overhead support Chinese troops overwhelmed and routed a Japanese division in Java area. Chinese victory hailed as greatest in years of war. Japanese beaten toward Sobang Yangtze base, with heavy losses. 4,000 Japanese dead reported. Allied air power aided with overflights, But details remain fragmentary amid chaotic front lines.
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Yangix
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Yangtze
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Changsha
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Altecka
Jeon
Fehang
Ex-Staff Chief of Italy Given His Job Again
Gen Ezio Roa, formerly chief of aiitt, was relieved and appointed commander of an aring group. Gen Marko Roatia, once chief of staff, was restored as chief of staff by Vittorio on Jan 19 1942 according to Associated Press dispatches. The Italian radio urged the public to emulate Britain and resist surrender fears.
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Associated Street
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Britain
REA Dispute Over Site in Court Here
The Pardee Valley Rural Electrification Authority faces a court dispute over moving offices from Severance to Fort Collins. Harris and Kester seek a declaratory judgment on records and business location while contesting the transfer. Witnesses testified about where archives are kept and custodianship of books related to the association.
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Greeley
Sfa
David J. Miller
Julian Duna
Greriey Nt
One Application Per Person for No 3 Ration Book Rule
The Office of Price Administration warns that no person may be included by more than one application for a No 3 ration book. Charles A. Parker Jr, regional OPA director, notes some consumers in Colorado New Mexico Wyoming Montana Utah and Idaho have sent duplicate applications to the regional mailing center, which is prohibited.
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Charles A. Parker
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Wyombing
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Utah
Klato
Watt
48 Hour Week For Steel Put Off to Aug 1
Washington June 1 The power chief Paul V. AleNule postponed the May 1 order for a 48-hour steel industry work week to Aug 1. Instructors issued to regional investors of the war manpower commission outline exemptions and the circumstances under which they may be granted. McNutt said the action would free enough workers and extend hours to add the equivalent of 60,000 workers by August.
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Stanpower
Paul V. AleNule
War Minnower Commission
McNutt Salt Ils
Gas Ration Cut In Northeast
Gas rationing tightens in the northeastern states as the Petroleum Administration cuts gas coupon volumes from three to two gallons per vehicle. The ban aims to curb driving and conserve fuel amid wartime shortages.
Nationwide Coal Tieup Grips Mines As Strike Expands
The article reports a nationwide coal strike led by John L. Lewis with UMW actions halting most production. About 3,160 soft coal and 460 hard coal miners under central control, plus nonunion workers, suspend operations as talks with Lewis stall. White House cautions on war effort while unions press demands and regional stoppages spread across Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and beyond.
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Kentucky
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