Roosevelt Seeks U S War Refugee Settlement in Camps
President Roosevelt outlined a plan to bring war refugees to the United States and possibly house them in army camps. He stressed care, long-term home placement after the war, and discussed funding and locations such as coastal resorts and Cyrenaica. The War Refugee Board, chaired by Morgenthau, Works with international partners to manage intake and transport.
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Cattle and Sheep Outlook Good In Dry Land Area
In the drylands northeast of Copley and Weld county in 1944 the cattle and sheep outlook is favorable. Grass is plentiful and prices for cattle expected to improve with grazing, while showers will be needed soon to sustain forage. A large area plants sorghum or cure for forage, with notable hogs and limited fall wheat, reflecting a cautious but optimistic seasonal forecast.
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Socialists Seek Peoples Peace Platform Debates Begin
In a keynote at the socialist party national convention, CG Krueger calls for immediate socialization of government and industry to place wealth in the hands of the people and guarantee jobs for veterans. A clash over the peace plank is expected at tomorrow's session.
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Loveland Man Acquitted Here
Loveland man Draper, 38, was acquitted by a jury in the court of Jupilee BLQ on drunken driving charges after an accident on the highway west of Greeley on May 18. The case involved another driver, Glaroven Smatherman, and car damage at the scene near Greuley.
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House Group Approves Wartime Price Control Extension
A House banking committee backed a one year extension of wartime price controls to June 10 1945 after a party vote. The panel approved a modified Bankhead amendment for cotton textile price treatment and discussed delaying OPA operations with Senate and House groups. Spence said the administration backs keeping the program funded while Senator Bankhead and Rep. Knowlton urged floor action.
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Pfenning Dies in Milliken After Long Illness
Rey T H Pfening dies in Milliken after a period of poor health. He served as pastor in several states before settling in Milliken four years ago supplying at the German Congregational church. Born in Germany September 24 1872 he immigrated to America at age 20 and became a citizen applicant. He married Ross of German parentage. survivors include wife two daughters a son a sister three grandchildren and six granddaughters. Funeral arrangements handled by Shanahan Mortuaries Johnstown.
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Roosevelt Evades Third Term Questions at News Conference
President Roosevelt dodged questions about a potential third term at a news conference in Washington. He humorously proposed a White House dinner in his honor at Warm Springs, Georgia, prompting a reporter to press about the 1945 dinner. The Exchange occurred as the Socialist party opened its National convention in Reading, Pennsylvania with criticisms of his labor policies.
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Narrow Gauge Rail Restores Service After Highway Blockade
The Guinteoi to Mowlode narrow gauge line, abandoned since 1930 by Denver and Rio Guinde Western tr, resumes service after a highway bridge destruction at Baplueva last February. A temporary span built by the highway department failed, shifting mail and express shipments to other routes over Lie Binck Mesa and Olenwood Syringe. Officials say restoration began before July with possible earlier reopening.
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Herder Admits Fatal Shooting West of Carr
Young Baker admitted to shooting near the hhavee while herding sheep. He claimed Matteson grabbed a gun during a dispute over wages and fired as they stood about ten to twelve feet apart. Matteson, a 30 year veteran of the marines, was wounded and transported to a Fort Collins hospital.
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Nazi Paratroopers Seize Tito Headquarters in Bosnia
German paratroopers with glider infantry seized the Bosnian headquarters of Tito on May 25 but did not capture Tito himself. Partisan sources report the action as a bold strike with significant enemy force involved and a likely concentration of troops in the region.
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Allies Gain Ground in Burma Fighting Report
Allied forces steadily advance across Burma as Chinese and American command reports detail gains near Myitkyina and Jaytanse, with units pushing toward Mogaung and Kyaukme fronts. The communique notes Japanese attempts to reinforce the Mogaung valley were repelled and that overall casualties favor the Allies as Chindits achieve notable success against Japanese positions.
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Indiana GOP Shouts Down Dewey Pledge at State Convention
Indiana Republicans reject a proposal to instruct 28 delegates to vote for Gov. Thomas E. Dewey at the state convention. Homer Capehart, a Dewey backer, is nominated for the U.S. Senate seat. Capehart fights for Indiana governor nomination and delegates are bound to Dewey or committed to Hay.
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Munitions Train Explosion Wrecks British Village
An Indian train carrying munitions exploded with great force near Cambridge in Cambridgeshire, wrecking homes and injuring many. The blast was felt up to twenty miles away, damaging a significant portion of the town and destroying sections of the village.
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Farm Truck Owners Urged to Apply for Repairs
Denver office asks all farmers with aging trucks to contact the nearest district office immediately for needed parts and supplies. Officials say repairs are essential to have as many vehicles ready for harvest movement.
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Harper to Fire Final Shot in Adams Tunnel
The final blast will sever the rock wall between the Adams tunnel ends as the U.S. Reclamation Bureau eyes a water turn in. Site work spans eight miles from the east portal with 1200 feet of bore beneath a city area, and contractors from Englewood Pueblo and St Louis have advanced the project since its June 28, 1940 start amid a large public crowd.
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Yank Position On Blak Isle Is Stronger
Allied headquarters in New Guinea report stronger pressure on Biak Island as Sixth Army forces, reinforced by fresh troops, push toward the Mokmor airdrome area along the coastal road. Japanese defenders are under increasing assault as American air power and troops converge for a decisive advance in the Melanesian campaign.
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Man Fatally Act in Traffic Mishap At Fort Morgan
Theodore Alvarez, 60, of Houston, died Friday afternoon from injuries after a two-vehicle crash on Colorado Highway 14, two and a half miles south and west of Waldo. He was riding on a flat bed when a truck rig failed to negotiate a curve and struck him, causing fatal brain injuries and a broken shoulder.
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Bert Averys Heifers Bring Year 8 Top Bid
A Denver market report details a shipment of 945-pound longhorn heifers and other loads with bids around 16.40 to 16.75 per hundred weight. Shippers include A H Abranie, Downasian Bros, Graves Fort Morgan Kee, Lagolan Victor Letts Eaton, and Bruce Andrews. Prices varied with lots and buyers across Longmont and nearby areas, reflecting a strong year for heifer sales.
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Trucker Dies Trying Leap From Running Truck
Casper reports a trucker was killed near Glenwood Springs after attempting to leap from a vehicle in motion. Authorities described the incident as a fatal roadway accident with details still emerging.
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Daily Flight Service Opens Here June 20
Denver announces a new daily flight service starting June 20 from Denver to northern cities. The route, authorized by the Colorado Public Abilities Commission, will serve Fort Morgan Sterling Greeley Brighton Boulder Longmont Loveland and Fort Collins with seasonal service to Estes Park. The note mentions the Library of Congress opening in 1202.
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