Pepper’s War Plea Sparks Denver Meeting Riot
Twenty are arrested after Senator Claude Pepper of Florida pleads for U.S. in war. Booing and threats disrupt a Denver event as police and a member of the Committee to Defend America escort the address. Pepper calls for unity, arguing democracies face dictators unless America acts.
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Pepper
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Nellie
Claude Hepper
Mie Alan
Tirkalo
America
Dia Democratic World
Pueblo Golf Club Public Nuisance Declared by Court
In Pueblo Colorado a court declared the Pueblo Golf Club a public nuisance. A temporary injunction was issued to bar conduct or permission of certain activities on the club premises. Abatement proceedings were ordered with a 60 day period for compliance and potential appeal to the supreme court under the state civil procedure rules.
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Deus
Puebla
Suisakco
Tyelles Equity
Indie Mielos
Relidenato
Uidge Phelps’ Vallig
Elf
Hell
Supreme Court
O G Wheaton of Milliken Dies Thursday
Orson G Wheaton of Milliken dies Thursday after a long illness. Survived by wife Maude and children including Charles Wheaton of Loveland and Harold Wheaton of Claibet. several grandchildren also listed. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Milliken
Orson G. Wheaton
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Veedh
Yhron
Halos
Loveland
Lelters
Fire on Auto Row Rambles Through Denver Area
A fire swept a block of Auto Row in Denver causing about 50 000 in damages and destroying two dozen vehicles. Firefighters battled flames at 449 Broadway Avenue as smoke and heat toppled a storefront front. One firefighter treated for injuries, owner estimated total loss near 59 000 with several shops damaged beyond repair.
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Mus
Johm Ramford
Landynan
Jou
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Fia
Fiterler Buret
Extermination plot, police chase in Danville
In Danville and surrounding areas a series of eerie events and crimes unfold. Friedman, a cat control director, allegedly poisons people while investigators hunt for clues. Chief George Price leads a probe amid puzzling department records and a May mystery.
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Polien
George Price
Pree
Helica Erolger No. 4
Mont
May
Guernsey Breeders Picnic Planned and Meetings Held
Guernsey breeders plan a picnic at Island Quake Park on June 15 with organizer Henry Kaufman of La Salle chairing. Roy Green from Colorado State College was the main speaker at the North Central Guernsey Calla club meeting held Wednesday night. About 75 attendees gathered, per Assistant County Agent C. G. Star.
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Guernsey
Island Quaue Park
Sunyay
Wight
Henry Kaufman
la Salle
Association
Roy Green
Colorado State College
Marold Henley Farm
Longmont
Carl Musser
Thee
American Guernsey Et al Schormed
Welleminty
C. G. Star
Idaho Begins Lamb Shipments First Time
Idaho sent its first large lamb shipments this week as 36 carloads of Taio lambs were shipped to market. Secretary M C Clade of the Kinho Wool Growers association reported prices around 26 cents per pound with tops near $12, marking a new era for Idaho sheep producers.
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Malo
Tarket
M.C. Clade
Kinho Wool Growers Association
Phi
Idaho
Aunges
Deaths and Funerals In All MACYS II
Obituaries list Mrs. Ack J Blies of Greeley mother of Eber Noward B Heten and Margaret Wilegall. Vineet Bliss of Santa Fe Nab Wesley Hilse of Philadelph. Mrs Alice Wiuuleriich of Colorado Springs. Sister of Marens Janex Boise Vanhe and Mrs Maule J Dne of Walla Walla. Services 2 p.m. Saturday from Elrel Merhoust Shore. Interment Linn Grove. Orion G Wheaton of Milliken father of Mrs Lesele Unlea Loveland Mrs Mortie Sellers of Johnstown and Clyde Wheaton of Long Beach Cal. brother of AO Wheaton Champaign. Arrangements baron.
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Biles Road
Greeley
Eber E. Noward
B. Heten
Margaret. Wilegall
A. Mark Wills
Wailleox
Ariz
Vineet Ji
Bliss
Santa Fe
Nab
Wesley Ia Hilse
Philadelph
Pamal
Alice Wiuuleriich
Colorado Springs
Marens Janex
Boise
Vanhe
Maule J. Dneset
Walla Walla
Wash
Elrel Merhoust
Linn Grove
Consolidated Aircraft Near Strike Avert Hope
A representative of the Office of Production Management arrived in San Diego to help avert a strike by 14,000 Consolidated Aircraft workers amid talks with Isla end Ure. The Machinists union prepared a strike vote next Tuesday over union shop demands and pay scales, with federal mediator Hank Marconi saying negotiations may shift to the National Defense Mediation Board if deadlock persists.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
Office of Production Management
AFL
Isla End Ure Consolidated Aircraft Corp
Charles W. Gillis
San Francisco
Frin
OPM
A!atcike
Gillis
Leaters
International Association of Machinists
Roval
Hank Mahconi
Hat Sn
National Defense Mediation Board
Tho Nnion
Marconi
Flood Strikes Southwest Disrupting Railways and Crops
Unprecedented rains caused flash floods across eastern New Mexico near Clovis, Encino, and Fort Sumner. Rail service delayed as Santa Fe Railway reported six hours late trains from Portales due to high water. More than 400 residents returned to flooded homes, with wheat crops showing rust and farmlands submerged in rising waters.
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Talmit
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Hanna
Encino
Fort Sumner
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Santa Fe Railway
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Abdul
Porinics
Frida
Roosevelt urges Congress to fund St Lawrence project
President Roosevelt calls Congress to authorize the St Lawrence waterway project as essential to the nation's future in peace or war. House appropriation panel approves a 10.0 billion defense bill including 40,000 planes amid wartime preparations. Senate committee hears selective service Inductions may rise to ages 19 to 27 with amendments. Oil pipeline debates and coal mine wage adjustments also feature in the day’s passages and discussions.
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Congress
St Lawrenna Meanway
House
House Passes Pipe Line Bill With Eminent Domain Powers
A heated session on June 5 saw passage of a bill authorizing oil pipeline construction from Texas and Louisiana to eastern markets. The measure grants government or private entities the right of eminent domain for pipelines deemed vital to national defense, amid talk of supplying Britain and redirecting tanker capacity.
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Senate
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Swanhington
Britain
Texas
Louisiana
Jnna
Axis Invasion Threats Stated in Early June Reports
Turkish reports and Allied dispatches indicate German and Hungarian pressure on the Soviet Union for wheat access, with possible mid-June invasions. Authorities claim 1.55 million troops and 1.85 to 2.33 million Hungarians and Romanians massed in Poland and Romania, aiming at the USSR to secure food, oil, and minerals for a prolonged war against England.
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Ankers
Turkey
Germany
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Poland
Rumania
Ita
England
Roosevelt hosts Hughes at White House gathering
President Roosevelt received Chief Justice Charles E. Hughes as a guest at the White House today. A seven-year-old guest reportedly prepared to say little beyond a promise to start a speech on game conservation.
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Washington
Jung
Crawford Bank Liquidation Near Delta Colorado
Crawford State Bank faces voluntary liquidation at Delta Colorado as of June 5. All depositors receive full participation and stockholders get par value plus 55 from surplus undivided profits. Lesler Savage, president and cashier, will assume notes and continue loan operations. He also serves as secretary of the Crawford National Farm Loan Association.
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Colo
Crawford State Bank
Montrose
Lesler. Savage
Grawford National Farm Loan Association
British Warship Fires On French Steamer Arien Near Martinique
A British warship fired on the 1390 ton French steamer Arien about 60 miles from Martinique while she was en route east. The fate of the Arien is unknown. The steamer, built in 1921 and owned by Transat Inatique, had La Havre as home port.
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Associated Prews
Fort de Prance
Martinique
Arien
CIO President Denounces Strike Leaders Over Board Terms
Washington June 5 CIO President Phillip Murray urged 12 000 striking International Woodworkers of America members to accept board recommendations for returning to work and condemned union officers for misrepresentation slander and abuse. Murray said he personally urged acceptance of terms but officers rejected them. Also included are brief items: Donald A Rathrack pleaded guilty to assault in Denver and Robert Griffith named principal price examiner for western bituminous coal district.
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Washington
Phillip Murray
CIO
Defense Mediation Board
International Woodworkers of America
Clarence Dykstra
Cheirman
Murray
IWA
Muray
Robert Griffith
Northen
Colorado Bituminoda Coal Board
Western
Bitaminous
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