Roosevelt orders army to take over airplane plant essential to defense
President Roosevelt declares the 7th American Aviation plant at Red Wood California essential to national defense and directs the army to run production after a labor strike. The order, issued as a wartime emergency, aims to resume normal output and protect U.S. defense needs as mediation and workers' protections are discussed. The move follows mediation talks and concerns over national defense.
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Army
Order To Seize and Operate North American Aviation Plant
Roosevelt issues an executive order to seize and operate North American Aviation Ingleswood plant amid labor dispute and defense needs. Secretary of War empowered to take possession, employ staff, and adjust contracts and compensation to ensure production of military aircraft for national defense. Plant operation to continue until the president determines private operation can resume.
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Prestion
Roosevelt
Hig
Phink
Ingleword
Dafense
Carlvun
Whiveas North American Aviation, Inc
Ingleswood
Los Angeles
State of Call Turma
United States
Unite States
Baik Company
Ak Guld
National Defense Mediation Board
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States of America
Army
Warrow
North Ameriean Aviettoh, Inc
Wer pAhAl
WAT Eel
Secretary of War
Golfers Reach Second Round In Tourney Here
Golfers advance to the second round of Greerety country club’s annual handicap tournament. Wilbur Nelson and Ed Folurecht win in Sunday matches while Dr. Atkinson and Hoods, Thompson and Wilmoth, and others proceed. First round results include Nelson, Thompson, and multiple byes. final match for the title slated June 20.
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Wilbur Nelson
Ed Folurecht
T. B. Atkinson
Bill Kulent
Greetey Country Club
Wader
West
Uiese
Nelson
Klatvery Br. Winn
My Thompson
Polhrecht
Dre Wilmoth
Dr. Atkinson
H Hoods
A. Dyrwell
Collows
Xlather
Hye
Nelson Tye
Hen
Wellur
King
Me Thompson
Cys
H. Whine
McArthur
CG. Carney
TL. Roberts
1. Wing
Taylors
Wilton
Station
Pace
Ether
Uarton
J. Weaven
W. Brower
Woodward
Wiliath
voSbrechit
Dr Atkison
MH. Mood
J. Weaver
Frazier
Tl. Eaton
Oaly
D. Weller
L. Harry
Fidred
Cummings
D. Bauer
Dr. Troxel
C. V. Alexander
J, Meads
J. Kingsbury
H. Cameron
T. Opdyke Defoulal
D. McArthury II
Wiseman
J. Taylor Sattley
Kntgut
Yey A. Burnett
Gill Jean Walker Birthday Party With Honor Guests
Jean Walker hosted a birthday gathering with two honored guests the Taylor and Shirk families attended. Other local events include Sunshine Girls birthdays at her Lower Phyllis Sleck's and Lillian Arnold's, a Gill Industry Club meeting at the schoolhouse, and an Electric Lounge country club gathering hosted by Mrs. Madhurray, Mrs. Alma Matheson, and Mrs. Ed Miller.
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Jose
L. G. Taylor
Oscar Shirk
Commish
Shirk
North St
Phyllis Sleck
Lillian Arnold
Gill Indusryloulr Dt Club
Fether Oblander
Florlene Hergenrelier
Dolores Bartlett
Mary Frances Dishop
Thelma Walker
Brees Swank
Sidney Tteed
Dorothy Rowe
Steve Swank
Evelyn Lohr
Reed
C. @. Madhurray
Alma Matheson
Ed Miller
Electric Lounge
Louis Engel
Kenneth Mackey
Norman Davison
Fourth
Weather floods area as Pawnee Creek swells and roads washout
Heavy weekend rain and snow caused wide flooding across northern Colorado and southern Wyoming. Pawnee Creek rose to 1,500 to 2,500 second feet, washing out roads near Atwood and Severance while Platte river surged north of Sterling. High water closed highways and rail bridges, but trains ran on schedule amid mud and drift. Colorado weather centers reported six inches of new snow at Park County and wet, chilly conditions with scattered showers forecast for the region.
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Cain
Ault
Stonebaliel Road
Litteos
Eicere
Aga Blair Iugh
Tribune
Naw
Chantiers
Park National Park
Stesting
Weld
Pawnes Creek
Sands Platte River
Atwood
Pacific
Kersey
Fat Marsh
Tatta South Place
Marsh
Sterling
Sterling Bunny
New Raymer
Pawnee Creek
Colorado
Wyuning
Maunlains
Carlos Tale
Amy Borer
Salt Lake Gly
Chicago
Law Elands
Denver
Ball Lake City
Jomis
Wye
Pikes Peak
Gody
Cody
Newcastle
Branston
Memmeres
Custody Case Continued Amid Domestic Dispute Details
In a custody hearing, Wares Davie or Grouley seeks extended court involvement for awarding custody of a daughter to his divorced wife Wholly Dasha. A June 30 deadline is noted, with the mother reportedly absent. The court is expected to decide on custody for the child’s events during the period, while other minor matters are postponed. Floyd I Gluther and Jack G Day face petty driving charges. Softball games postponed due to muddy fields at Island Grove Park. Marriage licenses granted to Harold Slaney and Virginia Vallinar, and William Moore and Kutterletreye Moore. The article closes with a note on the proper walking method.
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Davie
Grouley
Gviter
Leonard Davis Dies Monday Funeral held for local resident
Leonard Davis aged 8 of 30 Fittel Street died at Greeley Hospital at 9 30 Monday after an illness of Revered Weeks. He was employed here by Kudar Sutpray for several years. Survived by wife Ruby, daughters Mire, dtettia Dewi, wid Meg, Mongis Stephen son of Greeley, and sons Dale of Greeley and My of Dynlala. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Leonard Davis
Fittel Street
Greeley Hospital
Befaya
Reetey
Davis
Ouallals
Nebr
Kudar-Sutpray
Tamira Tye
Ruby
Tye
Dtettia Dewi Wid Meg
Mongis Stephen
Greeley
EU Sons
Dale
Gresley
Dynlala
MeGaskill Heads State Sportsmen
Horace W Bennett Dies Announced from Litton Colorado. 79, a Denver real estate figure and investor, dies at his country home near Litton. He came to Denver from Michigan in 1884 and had been in poor health. The largest cast block ever poured at the West Virginia building on the New York World's Fair grounds is 7 feet long 3 feet wide and 5 feet deep and weighs several tons.
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Horace W. Bennett
Litleron
Coly
Jung
Ornce W. Henriett
Denver
Gulate Lokor
Initker
Wolmoat
Litleton
Buanell
Moligan
Kat
West Virginia
Culure College Graduates in Sixtieth Commencement
The cultural college awarded 91 arts degrees at the sixtieth commencement exercises honoring the class of 1941. President Thuraton J. Davies said the graduates are prepared for life and service, with the world awaiting their contributions. A graduate athlete was noted for special recognition and extracurriclar activities were highlighted. A collision near Seventh street injured a driver, while a prison governor conversed with an architect prisoner about wall construction.
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Cols
Tiapion
Dr. Davies
Aubblarshiy
Feria Intmilen
Kenneth Cington Seawell
Seventh Street
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