American Museum Of Natural History Grover Excavation Party
Am Museum of Natural History sent a party to Grover for two months of excavation work. In charge is G ig, directing expeditions, with skeletal finds and visits by Charles Kalkestadh, Ral, and Mr Yanaka. Several locals including Orville Toinson, Johncan, and Robert Lawer are noted, alongside industry labor tensions and wage discussions tied to CIO actions and Curtiss Wright plant agreements.
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American Museum of Natural History
Grover
Amperican Museum
New York
Ely
Girover
Gig
Charles Kalkestadh
Alr Ral
Yanaka
Cad Mee
Orville Toinson
Johncan
Queen
Cms
Tay
Dirring
Aliscupe
Crawford
Nels My
Rcsy
Abd
Toiily
Wieh Ha Wang
Leap
Bix
Graham
Stee
Clyde Meee
Uily
Mre
Robert Lawer
Nayinn
Ohio
Hellbius
Jewe
Mem
Statiort
Leeor Bs
Wright
Dayton
Government Takes Over Aviation Plant
The text reports a government move to take over a major aviation plant amid a strike by CIO and other unions. President Roosevelt and Philip Murray appear in public, urging a return to work as the army involvement and possible federal action loom. Union leaders and strikers discuss wage demands, with talks continuing and a looming decision on accepting board recommendations.
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Laschvinlad
Brera Delrott
Jima
Clo Litted Autos Workers
North Ameren Aviation Corp
Tetewood
Collf
Thomas
Lo Dlebard Prankenstein
Uan-Cio
Washont
le Intes- Ag Golem
Strndtiss
Norrth American Workers
National Meillation Board
Roosevelt
Jeanie
Rholing
Obuilu
Frankeralely
Macs
Glen Fra Cle
Philp Murray
Teaders
Watter
Joh Orr Sr
Stanford Houghs
Artur Wenn
John Orr Jr
Frankensich
CLO
Nationa
Philip Muyrray
Murray
Fitknyna
Monilay
Murgay
Washington
Richa
Cesiy
Hte Sienaturr
Snl
United States Fed
CIO
Thurziag
Harvey W. Brow
AFI
Wi Weal
Ronrovent
Lattee
San Francisco Bay
Hina Bitermed
Sirikerg
Olympie
Wash
Alumi
Wnion
Morton
Inmier
Ny Peat
Farliwest
Defense to Need Four Million More Men in 12 Months
A Chicago association estimates four million more workers are needed for defense in the next year. A survey shows 968,000 of 490 defense occupations were unqualified. Training shops and NYA work experience are to be expanded under a $175 million national defense program. Officials from Employment Security, the National Youth Administration, and the Education Department attend. The need hinges on contract timing and location of labor supplies. Colorado girl dies of injury in a highway accident involving a pedestrian crash inquiry continues.
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Defense
Chicago
Cern
Megrom Wastburton
Lient
Frank J. MuSterry
Ure
NYA
NYNA
Sreadlty
Iwan Clagne
Cmmployment Security Mrector
Aubeey Wiliams
Nacalana
John W. Studebaker
Copnesssinner
Carr Names Cole and Defense Council Formed
Carr created a state defense council to mobilize resources for the defense emergency. The council unites major parties and key Colorado figures, naming an executive committee led by Paul Nawlon as chairman and Colonel Newton as the only paid member. It includes 13 specialized committees with leaders from industry, government, and law to coordinate national defense efforts across sectors.
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Ruth Ts Carr
Waitan
State Council of Defense
Evey
Whaely
Colorado
Council of Defense
Bast Colorado
wTlave
Ita
HL Leonard
Gardner-Denyer
Faromos
Pasirson
Co. Paul
Nawlon
Rice Phinirman
Ebnterman
Newton
Menver
Fernish
Rovernor
John 1. Carn
Denver
Rent Pot Bey
Cie Council
Anid
Carr
Colognitn
Tho Geeral
Tha Coun
Miecoute
Nationial Dafebsongeucr
George M. Dull
Danver
Reginnay
William d. Belly
Den‘ven Muniber
Oocanitade
Natural Resoures
Price Briscoe
Data Springs
Eugene D. Mimikin
Heart and Pure Welfare
Lr. W. OW. Khig
T. A. Dinea Sr
Looker
Titshiesamay
Hirean
Walter Walker
Grand Junction
Consumers’ Intercat
R. Charles A. Taccy
Fork Collin
Colorado State
World War II Naval Bombing Report From Alexandria Raid
German bombers struck the British naval base at Alexandria in the latest raid. Casualties included hundreds killed or wounded and damage to residential areas as air and sea forces engaged in a broad Stalinesque battle. A separate report notes Japan plans a Moscow visit to discuss military matters with Soviet officials.
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Alexanstria
Grort
Brilleh
Tiveski
Gvercete
Auivy
Tere
T Ke Pont
Antishernic
New York
Jassen
Soviet
Russia
Moscow
Thussian
NTH
Prison Break Ends With Convict Shot Dead At City Prison
Five inmates attempted a break at the Philadelphia city prison in Holmesturs. Warden officials identified the slain convict as James Krieger, 23, from Philadelphia, serving 5 to 16 years for armed assault with intent. Guard Jatin Routh, 41, was critically injured. a second inmate was wounded as shots were fired during the escape attempt.
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Dpitadelphis
Holmesturs
Weison
Wsinin
Jamen Kreiger
Philidelpta
Farving
Elmarga
Jatin Routh
Crus
Aliot
Kreletraogier Singrisoner
Etruck
Trontn
Zerdone
College of Agelcultura and Me pebatia AVF. Warne-Mra
The text lists names and affiliations including American Legion members and city officials in Denver. It references veterans and council members with scattered misspellings, indicating a formal meeting or organizational notice from a Denver context.
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College of Agelcultura and
Mepebatia Avf
Warne
Mra Robart
$800000 Dock Fire at Jacksonville Destroys Docks
A large dock fire in Jacksonville destroyed Clyde Mallory steamship docks and damaged adjacent property. Nine firefighters were hospitalized due to injuries and smoke. Loss estimates varied, with associates listing $800,000 and New York executives at $509,000. Shipping warehouses, barges, and lifeboats were damaged before flames were controlled.
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Riemet
Kha
Liege
Francis
Cley
Coast Guard
Varges
Trehont
British and Free French Move Into Syria Amid War Tension
A disparate report details British and Free French actions in Syria 65 miles south of Damascus as they seek independence for Syria from Vichy France. It notes German interests, Vichy collaboration, and the potential impact on the Suez corridor with 20 000 troops involved and promises of Syrian independence.
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Funk Fage
Telei
Prue
Camascus
Rapital
Slite
Marsha Petain
Lavant
Rinkig
Vichy
Free French
Syria
Guranany
Pelain
Byrin
Bern
Ganeril Stennl
Dents
Mrntiek Uruiser
Reitigtanes
Berlin
Saihey
Syvlay Pttatr
Tnt
Selaing
Pinnes
Jabl Ed Drus
Pauie
Tamaseus
Georges Citrons
Eal
Wero Munt
Syrah
Rag Rebele
Free French Coup at Dakar Reported in Turbulent War News
The text hints at Free French actions at Dakar and Allied plans, with Vichy estimating a 20,000 strong Syrian force and political calculations tied to Allied military objectives amid rival wartime maneuvers and the general fog of war.
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Dakar
Vichy
GOP Organizes Advisory Committees for 1942
The Republican National Committee appoints seven more advisory committees to guide organization and policy for 1942. Members span states from Illinois to Washington and include leaders such as W Schroder, Mrs. George Gerlinger, L Creager, and J W. Hillawn. Committee roles cover Negro activities, rural life, southern states, women’s activities, large cities, publicity, and more with numerous state chairmen and officers named.
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Associated Drea
Washhigion
Sune
Joseph W. Marlin
Republican National Committee
Tranation
Ieclude
Wermer W. Schroder
Illnois
Elairenan
William Stern
North Dakota
Mrs. George
Gerlinger
Oregon
L. Creager
Texas
Warrison Spang Jer
Town
Jon B. Hillawn
Colorado
Ezra R. Whitla
Tato
Gyrig
McVarmick
New Mexico
Stuth Daker Pratt
New York
Barak 'T
Mate Tingly
Miszouri
Choyuwu
Lev
H. Wente
Okdahows
Rutayete
Herry Darby
Kantras
Carpenter
Nelwagka
Exima Cloucheck
Idabo
George Luyten Wink
Paul Rachman
South Dakota
Oline C. Stewart
Nevada
Committee of Southern Stales
Pearl Watea
Alabama
Frank ©. Horton
Wyomlin
Eeuna Parsons
Arizona
Lena Gay More
Mya
Hermine He Sayre
Oklahom
Adam
Gladys Henrich Knowles
Montana
Baldr van de Water
California
V. Ky Novit
Vakotn
Jen Reynodle
Wyong
J.T. Urquhart
Washington
J. Russell Sprague
Traiph Si. Cake
Clarence Dudmnelen Kenand
Willam F. Kinowland
Calli
Dat Whaistone
Britain and France Trade Bitter Words Over Syria Crisis
A wartime note from London and Free French sources reveals sharp exchanges as Britain accuses the Vichy regime of aiding German aims in Syria and Lebanon. French leaders respond, defending allegiance to France and the fight against Germany, while Free French headquarters in London discuss policy choices facing Britain and its allies.
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London
Britain
Hey
Syria
Vichy
Grant Willson Heads State Bean Dealers
Grant Willson of Greeley was elected president of the Rocky Mountain Bean Dealers’ association at the Colorado Springs convention. Delegates adopted resolutions urging President Roosevelt and Congress to require resignation of Frances Perkins as secretary of labor and to jail labor leaders or agitators who seek to disrupt defense industries with strikes.
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Grant Willson
Greeley
Rocky Mountain Bean Dealers
Ngsortation
Colorado Springs
Neugevelt
Congress
Frasees Perkins
Deaths and Funerals Leonard Davis obituary notice
Leonard Davis of 1430 Blhch husband of Ruby Davis father of Nps Douglass Stevanson and Dale Davis of Greeley Nea Bert Caya of Monvar and Ray Davis of Ogalalin Nebr funeral arrangements will be announced later
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Davis Leonard Davis
Ruby Davis
Fathe
Nps
Douglass Stevanson
Dale Davia
Greeley
Nea
Bert Caya
Monvar
Ray Davis
Ogalalin
Nebr
Stearns address at Colorado U. baccalaureate
President Stearns urged graduates to apply moral strength and spiritual upbuilding to meet nation’s peril. He cited Roosevelt’s emergency and emphasized that civilization rests on enduring values, including justice, courage, temperance, and faith, beyond material power.
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Robert L. Stearns
University of Coloraidg
Stearns
Roosevelt King
Salton
Catlon
Eland
Uimt
Stearing
Alana
Atlantic Clipper Lands Safely With Emergency Base
Atlantic Clipper made an emergency landing at an international seaplane base near Sclubal, about 20 miles southwest of Its, after which crew and passengers were reported safe. Aviation officials in New York indicated the Dhein Slipper was considered doable given conditions.
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New York
Jacy 3
Pan American Alewoyt
Lishun
Sclubal
Six Soldiersinjured in Rockport Highway Crash
Six soldiers from Farl Ware suffered injuries when their vehicle overturned near Rockport on Saturday afternoon while en route to Denver. The driver Lea Boyd reported steering to avoid a collision, veering onto the soft shoulder and down an embankment. Injured include Leo M. Trhyd 25 and several others. one remains most seriously hurt.
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Farl Wareren
Twila Bridges
Ona Atte Novih
Rorsport
Densver
Leo M. Trhyd
Aviver
James Tohuront
Willia Perking
Jon Backwell
Richard Allen
Eugene Payne
Lea BE Doyd
Walerman
Gilbert Dunn
Boyd
Infant Torres Dies at Greeley Hospital
Fragmentary notice reports the death of Torres infant at Greeley hospital late Saturday. The report mentions Mrs Feliciaus Tor rex of 429 Ninth Street and references redemption of one cent postcards and stamped envelopes for partial or full value, but many details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Tafani
Feliciaus Torrex
Ninth Street
Greeley
Notice of Auction at Van Sickle Garage
Auction notice for Renesseaston 41335 Diatold Trusk with motor pamber IXAPT S304. Sale to be held at 19:00 on June 39, 1941, at Van Sickle Garage, S15 Tih Btreat, Greeley, elaboradas.
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Renesseaston
Diatold T Trusk
Motor Pamber
Sera
Salo
Sune
van Sickle
Greeley
Eplaradas
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