POWs Not Coddled at Trinidad Camp
Camp Trinidad in Colorado houses German officers and enlisted men under strict discipline with perimeter guards and watchful command psychological control. Lt Col Cain leads with focus on strict order and education, including Goethe Faust performances and a German education board, a large library, and medical facilities while Nazi influence is reportedly monitored.
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Ted M
Metzger
Colo
Verth
Lam Bert B. Cain
Hermann Goongwiston
Cain
France
61St
AEP
Ofcors
Espaya
Werutiny
Offlepra
Calomel Cain
America
Berlie
Oxford
Alves
Ramatic
Catiarte
Uelig Ty
Salzburg
Bevgrorks
Funis
Berlin
Fenldial
Rube Goldberg
Joe Toak
Agaio Wa
Ripleca Symphony Norchesta
Ber- UN
Hie
Mar
Haydn
Cass
University of Munich
Heidelberg
Tubingen
Taurgeong
Len Jend
Carpound
Engilab
Map of 1814 Aguration by Adriaen Block on New Preses map
Dutch navigator Adriaen Block presents an 1814 aguration map on the New Preses chart to depict Lig Island and fanhation as distinct islands, detailing the separation of landmasses.
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Shaws
Adriaen Block
Sret
New Preses
Lig Island
Fanhation
Attorney Acquitted In Dr. Lud Shooting Case
A jury acquitted attorney Robert L. Miller tonight of murder charges in the slaying of noted psychiatrist Dr. John W. Lud. The 12 jurors deliberated about one hour and 12 minutes before reaching the verdict. Miller, 67, who testified for the defense, stood stoically as the verdict was announced. The trial had left open possible verdicts ranging from first degree murder with death penalty to acquittal by reason of insanity.
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Washington
SIA
Robert L. Miler
John W. Lud
Witel
Liainoluse
Juan
Mrs. Millay
Atys
Miller
North Weld Men Accepted by Army and Navy
The article lists North Weld men accepted by the Army and Navy, naming numerous individuals including Samuat Witler Harold August Harott Henry Reuben Brantz Wehard Lynn Ayers and Edward George Helzox among others. It notes transfers such as Gran Dean French Robert Cul ford Hyltram and ilmlied Service Conrad Sieghied Jr. The piece records transfers from Fairslay Colorado into the Navy and notes various named personnel and associated actions.
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Ontraund
Samuat Witler
Harold August Harott
Henry Reuben Brantz
Wehard Lynn + Ayers
Edward George Helzox
Harry Stromberaer
Albert Dele
Tare Nozwa
Meadors Cruscaint
Herold Adan Martin
Jack Takaghi Morlin
Arthur Theodors Werner
Bacilia C. Padven
Wilvart Walter Lorenz
Max Coutreraz
Guilford
Eugene Carlaon
Edward Hobart Rudy
Curt Blsfred Bovarava
Gilbert Leo
French
Charles ‘Guatat Carlson
Gustaf
Robert Gustafson
Henry Curple
Kaward Heinze
Sairied
Kenneth Willis
Remy Jacoby
Edward Lear
Estevai Romero
James Galen Claypool
Ee Rene A. Lawis
Clarence Les Blotr
Bath Tuseen Duell
Helmut George Simon Renton Lind
John
Alan “Sal Leve
Robert Llantag Vam
Clyde Williams Feuerstein
Harold Dave Rein
Kenneth LeRoy Honally
Ralph Junior Ash
Wavy
Orval Dean George
Robert Marysla] Hazlett
Orria Fern Barnes
Louisake Klatian
Midhht
Ellsworth Nott
Fairslay
Colo
Navy
Hundred Shipyard Workers Held in Major Fraud Racket
Boston May 31 more than 100 shipyard workers tied to the Deble Roar Hingham project were arrested on charges of conspiring to defraud the government. FBI officials called it the widest war fraud case of its kind, with wages skimmed through fake credits and overpayments possibly exceeding 600000. Arrestees included welders and others. some released on bail after arraignment. An months-long probe involved yard officials and authorities.
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Associated Press
Boston
Deble- RoarHingham
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mien
Countera
Boston FBI
H. A. Soucy
Waldera
Fales
Senlé
Soucy
Sheld
FBI
Mgents
U.S
Nke
Conmisalante
William GC
Rogero
DeValera Wins In Eire Election Dominates Ireland Vote
Dublin reports with early returns showing DeValera poised to secure a strong majority in the Dail. As two thirds of the vote counted, the Prime Minister appears to lead by a substantial margin toward an overall majority.
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Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Tle Daimand
Ickes Returns Coal Mines To Owners
Denver May 41 Secretary Ickes announced that two Colorado coal mines would be returned to private owners after new wage contracts approved by the War Labor Board go into effect. Production had set records during 15 months of government possession, with bituminous output at high levels despite a strike that seized portions of the Southern Coal Producers’ mines.
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Associated Presa
Denver
May
Colorado Coal Operators Association
Danvar
WLB
Washington
Kkua Faday
Soutern Con
Manocia- Inn
War Labor Board
Turnbeck
United Mine Workers
Jeken
Adlornay
Ickes
Draft Rules Out New Replacement Schedule
A May Washington memo outlines the draft rules for a replacement schedule, noting state directors will review forward plans and approve a release for prime services. The program is likely to be abandoned, with schedules possibly renewed for six months unless extended.
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Associated Fresco
Washington
Adlective Service
Widey
Ikea Na
English Girls Write to Colorado Cow and Sheep Men
Four English girls aged 17 in a Denver story write to Postmaster J. D. Grevie seeking pen pals among about 20 ranchers. They express interest after hearing American boys talk about the United States and desire to write to someone across the sea.
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Colorado
Denver
J. D. Grevie
England
Grains Rise Despite Government Crop Prospects
Grain futures closed higher as traders cited limited buying, short covering, and active offerings. Government crop prospects showed general top quality but failed to pressure prices, with wheat opening strong before turning up.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Bitter Fight On Biak Isle Subsides In New Guinea War
Allied headquarters report the Biak Island battle easing after heavy fighting. Japanese efforts to retake Mokmer and Bosnek faltered under American air and ground pressure. In a broader push, U S forces advanced along the Schouten Islands coast while bombing raids struck Truk Batan and Woleai in the Caroline Islands.
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Itice
New Guinea
Diltar
Hink Feland Hiss
Aritillery
Attar Battlen'is
Gehors
Schoutens
New Gulpea
Bosnek
Truk
Batewah
Woleat
Caroline
Dalands
Traffic Law Enforcement Discussed at Regional Conference
Vernon Drain head of the state highway patrol led a regional traffic conference at Groley with eleven justices of the peace and numerous officials to stress war time traffic safety and vehicle conservation as auto supply dwindles. He warned that a two year supply of cars could vanish under current wear and wreckage, urging arrests and fines as the main incentive for drivers to comply.
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Schlova
Vernon Drain
Tre Alate
Groley
Eld Thruont
Justices of the Peace
Sal & Dt-Tuilion
Tie
Trath
Walker
Tbtor Veldels da |Partment
Sherif Gus. Anderson
Weld County
Muster Out Promised for Soldiers After War Ends
The war’s end promises quick muster out within 48 hours of reporting in. Col Edward B Towns, speaking on radio, said soldiers will be discharged promptly. Separate notes mention Australia supplying large quantities of apple products for American troops.
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New York
United States
Edward B. Towns
General State Corps
Second Service Command
Inday
Australia
Modern Betreene Bedrooms Embrace Colorful Furnishings
The article notes a shift from muted interiors to vivid decor with plain backdrops adorned by colorful furnishings and ornate posts. Beds lose elaborate headboards and footboards while striped or figured spreads rise toward the floor, reshaping bedroom style.
Student Operator Killed by Train in Nebraska
Coroner says Genevieve Grant of Hierard Nebraska was struck on the tracks by a westbound freight train while attempting to deliver a telegram. Grant reportedly failed to see an eastbound train approaching as she walked onto the railroad.
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Kimball Rreral
Genevieve Grant
Hierard
Nebr
Lararne Halcomb
Wad
Grant
Sud
Japan advances as Chinese forces resist in major battles
Field dispatches report Japanese troops breaching the Chinese second line of defense near the Milo river north of Changsha while fighting continues to hold the invaders from the provincial capitals Changsha and Lughan. Chinese forces push to recapture Lughan amid heavy casualties.
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Frese
Chaogata
Manik
Finle Pody
Dibvinie
Ouchon-Hankow
Tungsheng
Hepeh
Kuingan
Changteh
Sungee River
Honen
Ofeng
Chenghsien
Lughan
Chungking
Japanesa Foreen
Lake Tung Tog
Chineas
Milo River
Changsha
Ouiseee “High Command
Chiteze Lhat
Sinchiang River
Nal
Lake Tang Ting
Hainan Province
Halsey Reports Heavy Japanese Losses in South Pacific
Aukland New Zealand May 31 Admiral Wilian Sfainey press conference cites Japanese totals down to about 15 000 with only 2 000 effective in remaining South Pacific forces including Bougainville. He asserts 160 000 dead and 4 800 planes among losses.
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Aukland
New Zealand
Wilian Sfainey
Ir. Tol B
South Pacific
Icannot
Tialsey
Soybean flour enhances pastry browning and flavor
A 19th century note explains soybean flour adds pleasant flavor to pastries and improves browning in prune pie tarts. It suggests substituting 2 tablespoons of soybean flour for 2 tablespoons of white flour per cup of sour milk batter, applicable at 12 to 18 percent usage.
WLB Appeals to Phil Murray to End Lumber Strike
The War Tabor Board appeals to CIO President Phil Murray for help ending a Pacific Northwest lumber strike during wartime. Acting Chairman George W. Taylor says normal board processes cannot be invoked while workers strike and urges Murray to facilitate a speedy resumption of work.
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WLB
Phil Murray
Washington
CIO
Philp Murray
Pacific Northwest
George WV
Taylor
Murray
Eas
Mst
Tabor
CID
Government to close several aluminum plants under WPB plan
War Production Board announced closures of aluminum plants at Queens New York Wingdale New York and Manteca California, with about 2000 workers to be laid off. The WPB said arrangements with the War Manpower Commission will place workers in other war industries.
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Queens
War Manpower Commission
Farmers' Union Pushes TVA Plan for Missouri Basin
The Farmers Union urges a Tennessee Valley Authority style study and unified development of the Missouri River basin. President James Patton argues for integrated planning to boost wealth while opposing a Congress-funded nine foot deep channel to Sioux City Iowa, which he says would require continual movement and benefit irrigation only.
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Briana
Denver
Ned
Congris
Hat
Teneases Valley Authority Development
Aleo
Fata
Congress
Ita
The
Union
Missouri
Sioux
City
Lowe
Patton
Tuaft
Glenn J.talbott
Basipa
Watlan
45 Percent State Farms Electrified
The Goloyado atate college extension services report 23 000 Colorado farms or 45 percent of farms are electrified. More than 16 000 rural customers receive power from lines financed by federal loans from the rural electrification administration. REA loans to farmers in Colorado totaled 814 513 over nine years since establishment. Eighteen borrower cooperatives are farmer-owned and locally controlled. One privately owned oflltt.
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Tha
Borsowste
Amal
Farm Bureau Outlines 7 Point Cattle Plan
Chicago May report cites American Farm Bureau Federation proposal to ease feed and livestock problems. Key points call for parity pricing, possible congressional investigation into slaughter buyers, full value for farmers, and government action to curb abuses. A meeting of producers will follow the Fulton pig entry case.
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Chicago
Burest Federation
Reyliton Fs
Dincusaion
Navy Rescue After Liberty Ship Crash Near Golden Gate
Reported near Golden Gate a Liberty ship broke up after a crash, prompting rescue of about 1,000 Navy personnel. Survivors described orderly abandonment while crews from the Henry Borst and other vessels aided in evacuation and salvage operations amid a dangerous wreckage field west of the bridge.
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Liberty Transport
Golden Gate
Ite
Teleflernoon
Navy
San Francisco
Retail Trade in April Ahead of Last Year
Washington May 32 Colorado's Independent reports April retail trade rose 3 percent from March but fell short of the same month a year earlier. Department stores show smaller gains and the overall total remains below year ago levels.
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Wanhington
Colorado
Otaua
Department Plate
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