North American Plane Plant Closed by New CIO Strike
The CIO walkout at North American Aviation in Inglewood California closed the plant on Tuesday, the latest in a series of labor actions affecting defense production. Officials reported about 4,000 workers walked out, halting production and prompting mediation talks in Washington. The strike followed a broader dispute over wages and labor conditions as national defense concerns loomed.
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National Defense
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Parrol
British 807 Ceuminals
National Defense Mediation
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Alton
Hitler Stalin Pact on Ukraine Food for Axis Rumor
Reported secret meeting between Hitler and Stalin allegedly arranged a plan for the Soviet Union to supply wheat for Europe as part of a broader Axis collaboration. French officials and Petain confidants discussed possible colonial leverage with Africa, while France weighed the implications for its position after defeat.
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France
Jane S
la Eivetes
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
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al Euraveth
Russie
Hungary
French North Africa
Marshal Petain
Generalime Weysmnd
Haisou
Africa
Two Delegates to Washington Seek Sugar Legislation Aid
A legislative committee of growers and the association met in Greeley to urge President Harry Clark and Chairman Fred Cummings to back sugar legislation. Clark and Cummings planned to depart Saturday night for Washington to press the Coffee bill and aid passage of the Caltes BN bill and the Mahoney bill, aiming to protect the domestic beet sugar industry and explore a new 1942 sugar law. Attendees included Cummings, BR. Pullian, W. B. Gress, W. Loloft, and Rasry Clark.
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Ted Growers
Bray- Kellie Association
Greeley
Harry Clark
Eaton
Fred Cummings
Fort
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Can- Breese
Clark
Camiminga
Mme Sentule Ag
Adaars' Mahoney Bi
BR. Pullian
Loveland
W. B. Gress
Low Granen
Fr. W. Loloft
Kersey
Rasry Clark
Admits Theft of Railroad Ties And Is Fined $40
Veron 1, Gmbenl. 24. Wishing sendan worker, Tut Bleatad fully before avatice E.G. English to a charge of petit Farceny involving theft of used railroad ties from ranchers, and was given anti dine 30 to rab on the Wa costs which wil total around $10. Harold Boone, 24, colored, of Fort Warren, drew $15 and costs on a Courtesy Patrol reckless driving charge. Adolph Moser, 31, of Keonenburg,1 drew $25 and costs on a short check charge, the total being $55.26. Ed Young, 4%, of Greeley, was convicted by a jury of short check fg and was nontensed to all, months In jail. LeRoy It. Perimeter at Spring dale, Ark. drew $30.60.0n drunk driving charge.
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Veron
Gmbenl
Sendan
Tut Bleatad
Harold Boone
Eolored
Fort Warren
Adolph Moser
Keonenburg
Ed Young
Greeley
Perimeter
Springdale
Ark
Roberta Miller and W Behring Win Scholarships at CHS
Roberta Miller and W Behring received state joint honor scholarships during CHS commencement exercises held at the Little Theater. Lois Strasser was recommended for a waiver of fees at Colorado State College while Katherine Culverteon earned a $200 art scholarship at Colorado Woman’s College in Denver.
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Red
Tte
Collee
Little Theater
Bobbatta Miller
William Behring
Lois Strasser
Feon
CSCE
Katherine Culverteon
Colorado Woman’s College
Denver
College Itlz
Sean
Tobbetts Miller
William Belirhig
Wllya
Colorado
Weber Learalig
Strasser
Watvat
Atale Gotlega Af
Katherine Crlharteen
Culwinday
Trobhetta Miller
Mutiilating Cosy
Hershey Proposes Induction Age Extension To 27
Hershey urges linking deferment for military duty to those who reach age 27 by October 27. Congress approves amendments to the selection act allowing the president to defer induction, with hearings by the military committee in close session.
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Casws
Hyesah Washington
Treynolds
D-N
Aengle
Comralites Bes
I Terehoy
Ntat
Baseball Today: Weather Disrupts Various League Games
Weather forced rain delays across many games. Notable matchups included St Louis, Cincinnati Philadelphia night games postponed while New York, Chicago, and Boston teams prepared for action. Absent clear results due to rain.
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M Wathonat
CilegunTroskiyn Duight
Pyidayabhi
St. Louistoston
Cincefonati-Philadalpila
Goly
Stiers Bid Leads on West Side Tunnel Contract
Stiers Brothers Construction of St Louis submitted the lowest bid of 828 906 for a 14 060 foot water diversion tunnel through Canduce tal yid as part of the Colonia De Thompson project. The contract requires 600 days to complete tunneling and 14 060 feet of concrete liner. Pueblo bidder Platt Roges offered 952 250. Ed f Tou heu Construction Colorado Spyingatae proposed 964 400. S S Magoffin Construction Kuglervoed completed the flat 8 000 foot section and is at work on a second 7 000 foot contract. The Stiers bid ties into near completion of the June tunnel diverting water from Grand Lake to the Colorado River for power and irrigation in northern and northeastern Colorado. Walker I. Youn, engineer, said bids were reviewed and approved by the federal reclamation bureau in Washington.
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Associated Crea
Denver
Jue
Stiers Brothers Constection Company
St. Louisa
Platt Roges
Mme
Pueblo
Ed F Touheu
Catorado
Power Act
Utero
Walker I. Youn
Wielstunetchirt Engineng
Bureau
Wash Inglon
College Commencement Friday at 10 30
Colorado State College of Fithiens will hold commencement ceremonies Friday at 10 30 in the Garden theater. Public invited. Commencement address titled Leaves from a Diary by Dr George Ward Fraser, president, with Dr Francis Shormoker as faculty minister for the committee.
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Colorado State College of Fithiens
Bistanansi
Garden Theater
Georgen Ward Frasier
Francis Shormeker
Materials Cost May Curtail Colorado's Road Construction
Governor discusses highway building costs as state plans a meeting of the executive council to consider road projects. Greeley police seek driver involved in a Wednesday crash on Ninth Avenue near SterlingChaater who shattered a plate glass window at Senity's.
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Astverated
Denver
Curton
Beliting Pra Erin
Ng Cmateh
Botress
Gay
Ralph B. Garr
Toy
Meethus
Greeley
Ninth Avenue
Senity
Snowfall records mark Hewes Inn season total
Snow measured at Hewes Inn shows 219 inches for the season ending June 1, comparing with 206 inches in 1960 and a 16 year average of 216 inches. The period remains moderate, with irrigation prospects continued by the winter weather pattern.
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Hewes Itrwood Inn
Fool of Lang's Peak
Innet
British Declare Syria Occupied As Nazis Raid Alexandria
Reported British stance declares Syria under occupation to counter Nazi moves in the Middle East. Amid raids on Alexandria, Eden defends strategic footholds and warns against letting Syria fall under Axis control. Continues on page 1.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Frith
Erin
Britain
Majo
Suez Canal
Middle East
Army's Billion For Munitions Not Camps
Washington reports that five congressional sources anticipate a 31 billion army construction program focused on munitions plants across Variana Sper. Somervell stated the plan would add capacity for the second phase of the wartime production effort without expanding land forces, with most funds for power plants and shell loading facilities. the money is available and earmarked for new construction under the lend program.
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Washington
Tsine Ge -Anthoria
Variana Sper
Tirigadler
Ccat Hyolinn
Somervell
Awe Snaston
Ewardine
Attallay
Sanervell
Logia Intoya Sali
Ickes Seeks Voluntary Oil Restrictions Across East
Secretary Ickes said oil consumption restrictions in the east were probable within a month and urged voluntary measures if needed. He warned shortages could worsen, criticized industry leaders, and noted no immediate power shortfall but potential broader rationing and pipeline delays.
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Ickes
Aswuelatad Press
Washington
Tekes
C. W. Kelloge
Edie]ann Electric
Hull Signals Possible U S Shift Over Vichy Cooperation
The United States may adjust its stance toward Vichy France as Paris collaborates with Germany. A secretary of state statement warns that French authorities in colonies could threaten U S interests, while Washington seeks rapid mobilization of materiel to counter Axis pressures.
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U.S
Washington
Seere Vackt Bhatke
Wall
Gierniere
France
Amurleny
Garcia
Arciarire
Walley
Ein Atine
Germany
United States
Tiisalier
Eotowles
Nurgh Ahrentel
Beowelhemmins
Mrs A Bliss Dies on 67th Birthday in Greeley
Mrs Addie J Biswikow of the Ernest Keilies area died at Gepegan Valley hospital after influenza complications on her sixty seventh birthday. She was born in Denny Rapids and lived in Greeley with her family. Survived by six sons a daughter and sister. funeral plans pending at Macy's.
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Addie J. Biswikow
Lle
Ernest Keilies
Fieagan Valley
Gepeley Hospital
Cosn
Creeley
Wrin ’Taylor Jones
Wiss Wes
Tworada
Greeley
Bratter
Misa Helen Tiss
Margaret Jijiks
Ley
Alice Wunderilol
Colorado Springs
Elmer
Howard
Mark
Willcox
Ariza
Julie
Santa Pe NM
Vineai
En Faven Oat
Wesley Mira
Pis Fulda
A Brosher
Mark Danea
Bolse
Charles Bassett
Walla Walls
Wash
Decision D
Metholtat Cucen
Cowboy
Novely Child Welfare Group
Macy's
Turks Say Nazis And Rumanians To Attack Reds Soon
Turkish sources in Ankara claim Germany and Romania are massing for a strike on Russia expected this month. They report 100 divisions mobilized in support, with Romanian forces activated after recent demobilization, and warn of coordinated European moves as war plans unfold.
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Turkey
Forvim
Ankara
Tony
Russia
Terrany
Marcel Ay
al Germat Ilyistons
Rumania
Annuity League to Discuss Full Payment of Aged Pensions
A Colorado meeting of the National Annuity League opens tomorrow to discuss full payment of $45 pensions for the aged. The two day convention will be held in Denver. A birthday party and dance will be held tonight for officials and about 18,000 attendees expected.
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Colorado
National Annuatty League
Marriage Concealment Case Brought in county court
Mrs. Hots auareied Werrea 13, Brtes. Pol. 11, 1941, the complaint states she was married in a prior ceremony while a former spouse lived. The suit seeks annulment or relief, with Bella serving in the U S forces and Hogan of GreeLeY agency for the plaintiff.
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Dune
Sainte
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Ales
M ‘Gleists
Seninalay
Hots Auareied Werrea
Brtes
Pol
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Nebr al
Bella
U.S
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Hogan
Greeleye
Detts
John Cummins Dies From Heart Attack in Silver City
John Cummins, 35, of Diyango Colorado, died of a heart attack after a long career in education. He served as county schools superintendent and was to become city superintendent of schools in August. He graduated from Greniey State. His wife and two children survive.
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Silver City
Eho F. Chamlins
Diyango
Colo
Vant
Jiave
Echno
Joni
Janes Cummins
The
Tribune
Greniey State
Jailed Here on Drunk Driving Charges
Two men were jailed Wednesday on drunken driving charges in Greely city. Tollie Wabbed James W. Verkins of the Calon Street after his car allegedly struck a parked machine on Flehth Avenue. He was booked for drunken driving. Renorts Apartment Prawled IN, Jalingo of L427 Nuth Ave. Into Wellnesdas reported to police. A woman’s towel and other items were taken in a separate incident. Leg Injured In Runaway near Johnstown occurred when plow horses bolted, injuring a man who was treated at local hospital and later to continue care.
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Grestoy City
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James WW. Verkins
Calon Stotel
Fis
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Renorts
Nuth Ave
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Estel Adkiesor
Johnstown
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Jenn
Aidkiston
Greeley Hospital
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