Hearing Commissioners Rule On OPA Ceiling Violations
James Marlow and George Zielke report on the Office of Price Administration hearings where 12 commissioners review alleged ceiling violations. Aloysius Marblehead faces charges over rationed food items, with penalties possible if found guilty. The article details how hearings operate and the roles of commissioners, with salaries noted.
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James Marlow
George Zielke
Washington
Jono J
Price
Aloysius Marblehead
Aloysing
Morelty
Marcia
Stork Express Yorn Delivers Daughters in Denver Area
In Denver and Weld County hospitals in late May, several newborns were welcomed. Ervan Adam of 1040 Madleon elroet Denver mother to a daughter named Jayce Lee. Joseph Schenfeld of Route 2, Dox 12% welcomed a daughter. Mrs. Paw Laws of Eated Park reported a daughter born May 30 at Weld County hospital.
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Mye
Ervan Adam
Madleon Elroet
Denver
Denever
Jayce Lee
Adanala
Greeley Rand
Rory
Nye
Jozeph
Schenfeld
Dox
Lee ‘Gallo
Weld County Hospital
Sohn
Paw Laws
Weld County
Weld County Mount Locks In On Mountain Lion Sightings
Reports spread of a mountain lion in Weld County during a vacation weekend with sightings near Kerkey and W.F. Rothe ranch. Tracks described as about 4 1/4 inches wide and 5 1/2 inches long, a farm worker noted lighter marks after a team of barges crossed field edges. Warden Atkins spent part of Tuesday night in the area chasing the reports as authorities seek confirmation.
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Adking
Deplity
Kerkey
Rady Kuteham
Wa Place
Gus Solott
Keicham
Wall Street Sees Mixed Trade After War News
At Wall Street in New York on June 1 trading showed slow but steady activity after a brief pause due to earlier war news. Gains appeared in motors and several tech stocks while declines appeared in rail and some steel issuers as investors kept to selective buying amid a reshuffling of portfolios. Transfers ran around 1,208,009 shares as buyers favored General Motors Chrysler and other named firms in a cautious session.
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New York
Sayers
Businens
Ebor Walkonta
New Tech
General W Motors
Chrysler
Chicago Great Western
Conitrich
U. 5, Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Texas Co
Reynolds Taliacco
American Tobacco
Air
Teilo
Westinghouse
Generfd
Iic
du Pont
Piilip Morris
Johns-Amanville
Bethlehem
Santa Fe
Southern Pracific
Northern Pacific
Republic Steel
Youngstern Sheet
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Ts, Gynsum
Owens Ilinals
Nation's Coal Miners Idle
Coal production and stockpiles show declines with total stock at 78,865,000 tons up 1,279,400. Weekly output fell from 12,300,000 to 11,570,000 tons. anthracite down to 1,261,006 tons from 1,420,000. Wage talks stalled as officials urged quick agreement while War Labor Board rejected higher underground travel pay.
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Jia
Ickes
Neliug Ad Fuels
Lewis
Ega van Mori
Operatora
Tuch
Boveaument
Getty
Uydal
Navy Power in Air Highlighted by Gates
Navy air forces have grown in size and effectiveness under Gates as he resumes a top role tied to former positions. Headquarters released a cautious note that vows will become heavier, while an unrelated New York report notes Janet Snowden Gil, 28, wife of a Willonaire captain, died today jumping from the Savoy Plaza hotel.
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Heudovarlore
Artems Gates
United States
Mvy
Alr
Wew
York
Fung
Janet Snowden GM
James FL Snowden
Willonaire
Willon S. Gil
Jeave
Savoy-Plaza
Francusto Caragitn
Dk Shigwang
Ttalun
Two Women Join Associated Press Bureau in Denver
Dever Colorado June 1 Two graduates from the University of Colorado join the Rocky Mountain division of the Associated Press in Denver June 6 Misses Serle Flien Blackburn Pueblo honor student Phi Beta Kappa and Marie Davis Wilson Jackson Mississippi will take over news and details replacing men now in the armed forces or overseas For both editorial and traffic departments in Denver twelve men have gone to war The Pueblo girl daughter of Mrs Pamla C G Wilson of Jackson The latter had an enviable scholastic record in Mississippi at the University of Colorado Miss Blackburn previously worked on the staff of the Tuento Stan Journal and Chieftain
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Statt
Orea Foreign
Misa Dinckburn
John H. Kiuuns
Hyde, Mant
Miss Wilson
Wendell Erickson
Pacific Service
Associated Press
Denver
Pueblo
Mia
Pamia CG. Wilson
Jackson
God
Mississinpiane
University of Colorado
Miss Blackburn
Steff
Ter Tuento Stan Journal
Chieftain
American Flying Fortress Squadron Hits Southwest Pacific Milestones
In six months the squadron tallies 1,000,000 air miles with 33 enemy fighters destroyed in combat and more than 20 on the ground. An enemy heavy cruiser, two merchant ships, and a transport are sunk, while 630 aircraft are reported missing.
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Aesy
Southwest Pacific
Memorial Day Fatalities Down to 230 Across Nation
Memorial Day weekend fatalities dropped to 230 nationwide, well below last year’s 304 and the five year average of about 400. Traffic deaths numbered 103, with drownings at 54 and 76 fatalities in various accidents. A bomber crash in Texas killed 11 aboard, the first total loss in five months at the base. Marriages listed include Ralph W Walitron and Dena TeGratenhuls, among others.
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Atales
Armed Services
Pyole
Tex
Heaven
West Texas
Fyote Tase
Sminoit
Yan Jiora
Granada relocation center workers leave for jobs near Lamar
About 603 Japanese Americans from the Granada relocation center near Lamar Colorado left the center today. Of the group 249 obtained farm work 64 railroads 22 domestic service and the rest various tasks. A later notice reports a 64 hour rail shop week in several western cities to speed equipment handling for harvest and crowded traffic. U S prepares silica sand filters using mostly New Jersey sands. much of the world relies on American filler sand.
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Granada
Perse Denver
Jone
Topeka
Santa Fe Railway
Cle Lurne
Tex
Albuquerque
N. M
San Bernardino
Calif
J. H. Armstrong
Reich Readies for Defense War Amid Allied Pressure
German efforts to prepare a defensive phase unfold as Nazi authorities signal a pause in aggressive moves. Berlin radio cites Lieut. Gen Kurt Dietmar stating attack tactics have been abandoned, prompting Allied observers to weigh a possible summer Russian offensive and coordinated invasion.
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Daniel
Tauscelaredt
Germany
Russia
Reich
Berlin
Kurt Dietmar
Tosa
Dietmar
Stakic
Hitler
Moscow
Wnill
Tunisia
London
Herlin
Blockhain
Sidninger
Ite
Detlin
Ruagia
Norte Africa
Tidoiigos
Courts Docket Highlights Local Drunk Driving Fines
In the Courts Main Vetter entries list multiple defendants with fines for drunkenness and speeding. Names include Thomas Martinez Blattevilla Juve nico Avinea Ratmirez C. fl. Saller Leo Schrotenboer Rescue 8 Lembiou Clyde N. Enstie Lazio FP An Guna Robert Storey and others with fines ranging from 3.00 to 26.50. one driving charge dismissed.
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Main Vetter
4Th Street
Thomas Martinez
Pork Warren
Lazio
An Guna
Kersey
Robert Storey
Freeley
Wyoming Stockmen Aim To Win War And Preserve Life
At the opening of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association convention in Lusk Charles A Myers urged stockmen to focus on war and peace, proposing to recruit 50 000 federal workers and 60 000 harvest crew to ease labor shortages while advocating “freedom from fear of a fourth term” and stressing livestock enterprise as a core American way of life. A final note mentions British cigarette prices at 47 cents per pack in Britain.
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Lusk
Wyo
Wyoming
Wyoming Stock Growers, Association
Charles A. Myers
Evanston
Ming Crass
Roosevelt
Fang
Myers
Gore
French Fleet Moves Toward Giraud on May 7
A French naval squadron was directed toward Giraud on May 7 with reports from London and Alexandria. The Associated Press broadcast noted the news was kept secret for important military reasons, signaling potential strategic moves in the region.
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Giraud
London
Duva
Attu Island Battle Toll Surges Over 400 Jap Soldiers Killed
United States forces reported heavy gains on Attu Island with over 400 Japanese troops killed Saturday night as three U S columns pressed from south, southwest and west toward Chichagol harbor. Mopping up operations continued amid sparse resistance and air bombardment scenes around Briska and Gerbres Cove.
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Athi Islands
U.S
Weat
Chichagol
West Kvouny
Alay
Isombere
Mitchetl
Briska
Gerbres Cove
Enlisted Men Must Wear G. J. Uniforms In Denver
Denver officers issue orders forbidding enlisted men from wearing officer type clothing and leather jackets on city streets. Capt Charles W Riblell announces arrests for violations and enforcement moves to return men to posts. Cadet Lott funeral service Friday for aviation cadet Halph R Lott who died in a Pasco Washington accident.
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Denver
Regutarion
Mibsett
Elby's
Lott
Halph R. Lott
Pasco
Wash
Honday
Gom Sont
Linn Grove
Cadel Lott
Bis
Charles IL Lott
Greeey
Playground registrations surge at three city sites
Greeley youngsters ages 6 to 14 registered at Central Cameron and Sunrise parks on Tuesday with 69 48 and 53 respectively by noon 120 more were added in the afternoon. A flag ceremony and organized play followed with boys and girls forming 11 to 16 age groups and weekly contests planned.
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Greeley
Elly
Camerat School
Cental School
Ad Sunriue
East Side)park
Central
Cameron
Sunrise Park
Thriout
Jean
Warnace Pio
Childres
Sue Derviews
Vetera
Iuel
Court Upholds Convictions of Gangster Trii
The Supreme Court today refused to review the murder convictions of several alleged mob figures including Louis Lepka Emanuel Weiss and Sonta Caypon, keeping in place the sentences in the Murley case. An order staying execution was denied as well. Henry Ford headlined a separate note as he became president of the Ford Motor Company. Community volunteers seek contributions for playground work with Rev. Charles V. Young and Janica Baggot aiding efforts. local families Esther Hagarty and Alex Mock name volunteers at Sunrise playground.
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Washington
Foer Fe
Supreme Court Today
Max Stephan
Detroit
Supreme Court
Inis
Federal District Court
Eirer
Charles V. Young
Janica Baggot
Esther Hagarty
Cameron Playground
Alex Mock
Ernest Rise
Mia
Annette Lick
Eddie Moore
Sunrisa
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War Department
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Shelby Park
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Tay M. Moore
Sieeley
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Supremé Court
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Lepka Buchalter
Emanuel Weiss
Sonta Caypone
Muriley Inc
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Singels
Joseph Rogen
Brondyn
Henry Ford Heade Company
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Fowl Motor Conpasy
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