Not Only Newspaper Men But All Officials Told Precisely What They Can Say in Naziland
A detailed report from New York describes how German propaganda officials control what is released to newspapers. Goebbels’ ministry dictates what can be published and what must be withheld, with daily orders ensuring alignment across ministries. Officials at the Berlin bureau of the Associated Press note how rigid the censorship is, and how the press is instructed to relay only approved lines.
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Naziland
Germany
Louis P. Lechner
Berlin
Associated Press Amt Wide World
Greeley
Tribure
Louis BP
Lockner
New York
Jung
Nagi Antar
Tray Wrile
Tata Plaice
Lin Gochbele
Unelr
Pyopa- Bands
Goebbels
Lla
Rndis
Reich
West Atlantic ship sinkings total 252 reported
The report notes 252 Allied and neutral registry ships sunk by submarines in the western Atlantic, with new victims added last week and yesterday. It lists casualties by nation, ship type, and region including the U S east coast and Caribbean, and cites statements by Chairman Vinson on antisubmarine warfare.
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Allied
Nowiral
Pltiting Navy An
Andergsen Wall
Canada
South Americs
Crgintty Tse
Sana Ase
Puneongera
U.S. Aps
Rylueh
Norwagan
Hraziian
Penawauian
Vickn
U. S
Jn Warhier
Mexico
South America
Woifara
Atenas Gank IL
Mexica
Latellgna
Sindoze
Costa Rica
Sintea
Ellenis
Wilersen
Vinson
C-Gs
Te Houra Mara Committee
Saneizalion Boa
Vingan
British Warn French To Abandon Coast Area For Civilians
London June 6 The British radio broadcasts urge French to evacuate a coastal strip from the Nels to the Spanish border to form a protected military zone. The message says civilian presence in active operations hinders troop movement and could endanger troops, noting gate lines and radio wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brand
Tie Nelswinn
France
Duade
Fearn Pleads Guilty in 10 Murder Case
Pueblo Colorado June 4 Donald J Fearn a sex killer who allegedly ravaged tortured and murdered Alice Porter today pleaded guilty to the crime Judge J Arthur Phelps presiding. Fearn withdrew a plea of innocent by reason of insanity and admitted he was guilty as charged in the information.
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Pueblo
Colo
Donald J. Fearn
toFearold
Alice Porter
J. Artthur
Phelps
Fearn
Argentina protests torpedoing of tanker Victoria
Argentina protests Germany over the torpedoing of the Argentine ship Victoria in Atlantic waters. Argentine naval officers investigated the damage while seeking support from allied nations as the tanker reached a port on the eastern United States coast.
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Argentina
Germany
Victoria
Alder Ican
United States
Airacx
Chie
Mrs. Robinson Dies on Monday in Morning Sun
Mrs. Caroline Robinson 68 of 1209 Eighth Street died after an operation in Greely Knappetl on Monday. Born April 1 1874 in Ainsworth she lived with her parents in Morning Sun and attended local schools. She married William E. Robinson Jan 28 1900. he died April 9 1942. Survived by daughter Mrs. Don T. ONeill of Neaver two visitors Mrs. J C Ri and Miss Veda Maxson, two nieces Mrs M Eide, Ariel Mes Ray Tarrick and nephews M O Curran, Davight Curran and Job MN Hoss. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm Interment at Lin Grove.
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Nawal
Caroline Robinson
Eighth Street
Greelay Knapttel
Monlay Mora We
Ainsworth
Afr
Benjamin PL Maxson
Sta
Morning Sun
Lave Hut
Greerey
Robinson
Eide
Anes
Ariel Mes
Ray Tarrick
M. O Curran
Davight
Curran
Job MN
Hoss
Lint Grove
Wall Street slips after mid day march on peace joy
Wall Street mixed as bellwethers including Eastman Kodak Coca Cola Union Pacific Union Carbide Texas Company American Telephone and Philip Morris drifted 1 to 8 points. Volume neared 250000 shares with many leaders retreating. several new 194% issues and notable names like General Motors U S Rubber and Pepco Data rising despite a broad late setback.
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Vigtor
Eubank
New York
United States Air
Tiret
mid-Pacific
Eastman Sodak
Coca-Coin
Union Packer
Union Carbly
Texas Co
American Telephons
Philip Morris
Wegen
Unese
Steela
Ueallige
General Motors
U. S. Rubber
Pepel
Chrysler
Santa Fe
Homeslake Mgnlog
International Harvester
American Airlines
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Western Uuign
Kemmecott
Glenn Martin
Seara
Roebuck
Westinghouse
Youngstown Sheet
How To Make a Suit for 50 Cents From Dorothy Roe
A World War II era guide explains transforming a worn male suit into a fashionable woman’s outfit. It covers jacket refitting, pocket alterations, buttonholes, and sewing center help, aiming for a new suit and slacks for about fifty cents in materials.
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Dorothy Roe
Wide World
Snen
Wardryhen
Panthers Win Monday Softball Game Over Cardinals 10 to 1
The Panthers defeated the Crochets 10 to 1 as Davia pitched strongly with support from Junier and Allautt driving in two runs. Natse had one hit while Gertzke held Cardinals to limited offense. The schedule shifts show junior games slated for 2 PM Tuesday and Wednesday at the Taraco Mann field.
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Panthers
Jenior
Davia
Gertzke
Port
Junier
Allautt
Panther
Natse
Cardinals
RUE Panthers
Davin
Taunker
Berteka
Derkstresser
Ton Coullet
Dunier
Thesday
Tlaraco Mann
Court Orders New C F I Election At Pueblo Steel Plant
The Tenth Circuit held Colorado Fuel Iron acted in good faith contracting with Employees' Representative Organization as exclusive bargaining agent for Pueblo steel workers. It ordered a new election after a short waiting period, with workers to vote on representation by the Steel Workers Organizing Committee or a local independent union.
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Aenver
Tenth Circuit Court of Appeata
Colorado Fuel Iron
Employees’ Representative Organization, Inc
Pueblo
Inn
National Labor Relations Tould
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
CSO
Wunion
City Brevities From Mateville and La Salle Notes
Miss Narvara DN at Mateville and Mrs Albert Markus with two sons visited the Platteyila home of Jacob Pills and the Hetterle home in La Salle during the past week. Dr and Mrs W J Tomwells and son Dick returned from a two week vacation to Detroit Alek where Davidte designs homes for workers in the Ford boating plant at Willowdun. They were guests of Mr and Mrs Nol Run nels in Indianapolis where Yoh attends Lincoln Chiro practic college. Colonel Lawrence Lewis Conrad commands Fort Ware.
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Narvara
Mateville
Netterla
la Salle
Albert Markus
Sugar City
Platteyila
Jacob Pills
Hetterle
Mya
W. J. Tomwells
David
Detroit
Alek
Bundles for Britain and South Side Club Donates to USO War Fund
Bundles for Britain disbanded to aid national needs and donated its remaining treasury to two charities, the Red Cross and the USO War Fund. Greeley USO gratefully acknowledges a $70.65 contribution from Bundles for Bynsin, while South Side Country Club’s Delta district volunteers raised $52 through a drive of 639 individuals.
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United States
Lyltoi
Red Crows
USO War Fund
Greeley Uso
Bynsin
South Side Country Club
Delta Diatrict
Neen
W. G. Saalwachter
Afra
Geo. Harsh
Gee. Grean
T. J. Olsen
M Tiiick
Vor Nortel
Marjorie Gordon
Flor Robb
Charlea Gader- Birk
Charles Woods
Ray Reed
I Frank Potts
P. Williams
Fred
Teller
Landeen Stemorial
Ik G. Meksen
John Phelns
Jotunker
E. Hostick
Pas
C. H. Miller
Balch Guests Travel to Estes Park with Conrad Visit
Ren was invited by Harry Balch and Mabel Balch at Greeley on Sunday. They traveled with Mr and Mrs Kate Batch to Estes Park where Colonel Conrad visited for the first time. Balch and Colonel Conrad had prior ties at Hemis Bay company in Minneapolis, where Conrad formerly managed the Minneapolis division.
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Ren
Harry Balch
Mabel Balch
Greeley
Kate Batch
Estes Park
Colonel Conrad
Hemis Bay Company
Minneapolis
Conrad
Minneanails
Japs Occupy Southern Island of Philippines
A Japanese broadcaster reports Japan occupied a southern Philippine island on May 26. Remnants of Allied forces reportedly retreated toward higher ground but were captured. General Wainwright and units evacuated toward Cocregt.
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Philippines
Tokyo
Jana 3
Doimei
Wal Basil
Oy Island
Saul Ormost
Mic Philippines
Emmy Remnarts
Jonation MM. Wainwright
Cocregt
Dor
Domelaald
Sevastopol Resists Heavy German Assault in Crimea
Associated Press dispatch reports Sevastopol withstanding a seven month siege as German air and land attacks continue. Soviet claims say 62% of German planes were destroyed with 151 Russian losses in the week, while fighting around Chuhulen and Chi-Helang battlefronts persist as Japanese forces push toward the area.
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Moscow
Sevastopol
Trussia
The
Rimea
Jolinigil
Sevgostapel
Rusatana
Court Holds Peddler License Applies to Jehovah's Witnesses
Washington June 8 Supreme court ruled a municipal ordinance requiring a peddler license may constitutionally be applied to Jehovah's Witnesses distributing literature for contributions. The decision, 6 to 4, upheld the ordinance enacted by Fort Smith one city in the case, with Justice Reed delivering the majority opinion.
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Jehovah’s Witnessea
Washington
Supreme Court
Neenac
Yaddicra
Jehovah's Witnesses
Eve
Reed
Fort Smith
Casa Grande
Arle
Opelika
Alt
Colorado University Bestows Degrees On Record Class
Colorado University in Boulder conferred 656 diplomas including 19 with honors and an honorary doctor of letters on Earl T. Morris of the Carnegie Institution. Gov. Carr and university president Robert L. Stearn addressed graduates as postwar readjustment and wartime excellence framed the ceremony at Affield House.
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Boulder
Colorado Univer
America
Armed Services
Governor Carr
Robert L. Stearng
University
Arges
Honoye
Flyn
Earl H. Morris
Earl TI. Morris
Carnegie Institution
Morris
Oate M. Griffin
Atamara
Philip M. Bernstein
Cheyenne
Wyo
Arthur L. Bronstein
Albert W. Weyer, Jr
Breamboat Sprikes
Edward G. Seidenstricker
Castle Rock
Esther Bates
Uenser
Florence Burmbach
Denver
Carol Durane
Jean Norres Greenawalt
Distribute Major
el Paso
Texas
Florence Velbure
Georgene Selee
Spetclory
Marianna Quin
Nce Johnson
pagoNelngy
Gel Wen
Eye Belle Peaboiy
Kingisi
Gatheyfne Preston
Asebology
Pueblo
Rober W. van Seny
Fines Set in Drunk Driving Plea In Cheyenne and Denver
In a Sunday court appearance Justice H G English fined John Chirlatensen 55 Cheyenne and EB R Kunlamans 47 Denver each 50 for drunk driving after pleading guilty. A patrol witness said a tied car occupant drove. A separate case seeks a 1935 black Ford coupe with damage after a hit and run on Sixth Street and Eighth Avenue. Douglas D. Hright, 724 Tenth Street, paid 20500 for failing to appear on a drunken driving charge with bond forfeiture.
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John Chirlatensen
Cheyenna
EB. R. Kunlmans
Denver
H. G. English
Thas Urns
Greeley
Sixth Street
Eighth Avenue
Carroll Parkes
Forbes Tire Service
Douglas D. Hright
Tenth Street
Pioneer Post leaders and Veterans details emerge from 1930s notes
The piece outlines Pioneer Post No. 2121 founded by May 18, 1932 with 110 charter members, listing first commander Rey H. Brannaman and later leaders of the post and Auxiliary. It notes associations with the Veterans of Foreign Wars at a Greeley gathering, provisional officers, and a convention schedule at Camfield Hotel and Gunter Hall plus long lists of past commanders and officers.
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May HW. Braniwman
Ben P. Faving
Wesley R. Stevens
Loren Wakeum
William B Gross
C. R. Kilbourn
Richard J. Grams
Harry G. Owens
Rea Fuérstock
C. W. Griffin
Grit. Uola
Mary Fikoutiayor
Nora Gavin
Michel Owens
Lars Ahrend
Grice Relay
Veda Fuerstock
Irene Bleveun
Lucille Griffin
Mattie McMuvely
Georgia Pitelderer
Eleanorg Seaman
Mabel Owens
Department Counell
Wew
Senny Wee
Tioneer Pont
Gresley
Basia Clemnls
Nell Preach Lowry
Jessie Tutect
Elizabeth Anderson
Rose Trippell
Hess Ripped
Molythe Easterly
Neille Reid
Irene Stroud
Erma Dollar
Alyce Guthoer
Anna Johnson
Marie Schumacher
Reve Shelley
Marcia Laver
Inis Jones
Vf.w of
Colors
Frank P. Merlse
Samuel Morrow
James A. Mérritt
William A. Zurn
Ralph G. Anderson
Thomas Kevan
Roger Fayna Smith
Marshall Rive
Warvey W. Snyder
Aubrey D. Easterly
Amog H. Clark
J. A. Peberdy
A. Edoya Hageman
John B. Goddmian
Rey H. Brannaman
Vernon A. Chavrer
Abhoy J. Seeker
Floy A. Packet
A. W. Rockwell
Overtime Pay Ruling Upholds Minimum Wage Law Interpretation
The Supreme Court split on overtime pay, upholding that workers must receive additional compensation for overtime when no contract specifies a higher wage. The Overnight Motor Transportation Co. case extended pay to overtime beyond minimum wage, while A. Belo Corp owner of WEAA argued overtime could be based on a fixed hourly wage by contract. The decisions, announced by Justices Reed and Byrnes, mark a major ruling affecting white collar workers and leave open questions until October.
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Associated Treen
Washington
Motor ‘Transportation Company, Inc
Baltimore
Juullce Byrnes
Hell
A. St. Belo
Datlae
WEAA
Frasier Named To Regional Boy Scout Committee
Dr George Willard Frasier president of Colorado State College of Education was named a member of the executive committee of Region No 6 May 1936 comprising Kansas Nebraska Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico. The appointment was announced by W B Baldwin of St Louis region chairman. Frasier is a member at large of the National Boy Scout Council and serves on the national committee on Education for Boy Scouts of America.
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George Willard Frasier
Colorado State College of Education
May Semite
Amey+rea
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
New Nesico
4. W. Baldwin
St. Louis
Raxier
National
Boy Scout Council
National Committee On Education
Boy Scouts of America
Roosevelt May Talk on Tire and Gas Situation
President Roosevelt may address the public on rubber and gasoline problems after a study by a committee led by Representative Kleberg of Texas. The panel seeks full facts before any nationwide rationing and has the support of about 250 House members. East coast motorists would gain a higher weekly gasoline allotment under a new plan, while overall fuel coupons will be tightened.
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Treve
Washington
Roosevelt
Kleberg
D-Tex
Congress
Lea
Dcalls
Holmes
Joe Deum
OPA
Desi Ted
Dest
Multiple North Platte births and a prayer gathering noted
A local column reports several births at Greeley hospital including children born to Ray and Mrs. Rood Jerry Have don Mr and Mrs William Cos Mrs John Moore Ralph King Farnin Mustain Carl A Johnean and others with addresses in Greeley area. A call to prayer for national spiritual needs was announced by Pastor Levi B. Classe at Evangelical Free Church near Tenth Avenue Wednesday evening at 8 p m.
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William Cos
Eighternth Street
Greeley Hospital
Evangelical Free Church
Tenth Avenue
Her. Levi B. Clsaa
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Town Westoyan College
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Laan
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Pinte O'inres
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Miiaie
West Atlantic
Wall Street
Lawrencs Lewis Conrad
Fort Ware
Britain
Changkine
Soho High Command
Chuhelen
Choklane
Ted
Chihlang
Kiangel
Chohaten
Pala
Japan
Pomel
Hrondemut
Dofea
C. U
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Grewley High School
Rogers Jewelers
Pioneer Post
Dr. Frasier
Boy Scout Committee
Rucker's
Eighth Ave
Stork Express
Horn
Ray Rood
Russell Maternity Home
Jane
Mr. and
Myre
Jerry Havedon
Eleventh Street
Greeley Hospitel
Ant Jann
Bord
Farnin Mustain
Auli
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