Death Penalty For Theft On Nazi Front
A seventh in a daily series describes Nazi policy of death sentences and harsh penalties for thefts of clothing and supplies. Reports note executions in Kassel and Vienna for pilfering war materiel, with other cases of prison terms and harsher sentences in German courts during wartime shortages and blackouts.
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Edller
Laure P. Loch
Ner Ehlet
Berlin
Associated Press
Amogate
Bad Nauheim
Germany
Louis Lochner
New York
Amit i
Fromt
Levlea
Reloh
Russia
Alan Hitter
Karl Sachs
Falla
Jenne
Kassel
Johann Walter
Vienna
Frankfurt
Ig Vale
Jals
Fraukurter Zeltugg
Tad Wanheim
Johannes Zulauf
Estizena
Koblynz
Nes
Frankfurter Zeitung
Apel
Coast Guard interviews five local police and patrol officers
In Los Angeles area defense interviews were held for chief petty officer positions in the U S Coast Guard. Five men from the local force were examined by Chief Gunner's Mate Robert M Powers. They include Captain Frank A Nurger Rovart Welsh and Clifford Kistler from patrol and Lieutenant Vern Claus and Officer Paul Martin from police. Due to potential further losses to the armed services the Greeley Civil Service board plans to announce temporary patrol officer examinations for men 45 and over or those not eligible for military service who pass the physical test.
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Winters
Te Gresley
U.S. Coast Guard
Los Angeles
Robert M. Powers
Takersfield
Frank A. Nurger
Rovart Welsh
Clifford Kistler
Vern Claus
Paul Martin
Police
Armed Services
Greeley Civil Service Board
Armed Service
Bulk of Jap Navy Beaten At Midway
June 9 report describes a major aerial and naval attack on Midway Island by Japan. U S forces reportedly inflicted heavy damage, with contact lost and the bulk of the Japanese fleet forced to retreat toward home waters. The Navy and Air Force actions left Japanese sea power diminished after the engagement.
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Pacific
United States
Coral Sea
Dutch Harbor
Alaska
Midway
Yust
Japan
Midway Island
America
Uncle
Glank
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific Fleet
Uncle Sam
Registration schedule for summer term at Colorado State College
Graduate students will register Friday for the 1912 summer session at Colorado State College of Education while undergraduates register Saturday. First classes begin Monday the 15th. A welcome gathering is planned Monday at 7:20 PM at the Garden Theater. The Navy reports four Norwegian merchant ships torpedoed in the Atlantis area with survivors landed at coast ports.
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Colorado State College of Education
Fritey
Garden Theater
Suni
Associated Fire
Washington
Navy
Tokyo Paper Prepares for Warship Loss Threat
New York June 9 reports say Japanese government may warn public of possible loss of important warships after a major naval battle at Midway. Berlin quoted Tokyo paper articles but did not confirm Midway specifics. Tokyo radio handlers have not yet commented on the matter.
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New Yor
Midorae
Tokyo
Berlin
Midway
New York
One Survives Collision of Navy Blimps
An Associated Press report from Lakehurst New Jersey details the midair collision of two Navy training blimps over the Atlantic during an experimental mission. One survivor and several missing civilians and naval crew are named with a hunt for wreckage by coast guard boats ongoing.
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Associated Press
Lakelurat
N. J
Tane
Atlantic Ocean
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
Clinton
Toms River
Poteet
Langton
Kans
A. B. Wise
London
Nowailsia
Camein
Round
Navy
Howard Fahey
Scarsdota
Coast Guards
Coast Guard
Ihe
Aid for Soldiers Families Inched By New Pay Proposal
Congress approved a bill to raise monthly service pay to 80 dollars from June 1, with a $22 deduction from the service man's pay and federal additions of 25 for a wife, 18 for one child, and 10 for each additional child. Dependents classified as Case A or Case B affect deductions and allowances, and the plan targets soldiers up to sergeant and petty officer ranks.
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Aseo
Washington
Navy
Mim
Uncle Sam
Senate
Tighy
Senate House
House
Pargenix
ODT freezes city to city bus service nationwide
The Office of Defense Transportation orders a nationwide freeze on inter city bus operations effective July 1. Most express services are halted except one daily round trip, and routes to beaches or resorts are restricted if buses mainly serve those locations. Operators must maintain load factors and report passenger data and miles.
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Associated Prez
Washington
Jina
Office of Defense
ODT
Querstora
Harris Puts 10 000 Bombers Nightly Over Germany Vision
Air Chief Harris says as many as 10 000 bombers may raid Germany nightly, with hundreds flying direct from the United States carrying heavy loads. He warns this massive force is a prelude to potential future action against Japan and says heavy bombing could decide the war. The RAF raids on Cologne and Essen used over 1 000 bombers each, with continued dramatic scale planned.
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Lissseintel
London
Marana A. T. Harrie Sapiestert
Germany
America
Inchlet
Bomber Command
Japan
IC Mifohi Hothe
Aimerica
Cologne
Essen
T Harris
India
Lavbeck
Rostock
Puntia
Senate group backs reclaimed rubber for two thirds cars
Washington June 8 a Senate committee heard that allocating 3 51 tons of aruda rubber and 88 000 tons of reclaimed rubber yearly would support operation of at least 20 000 passenger cars. Benatar Ellender said the figure is essential to sustain war production and civilian economy. A trial delay note follows.
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Washington
Persmit
Aruda
Paasanger Navn
Benatar Ellender
Bla
Ue Senate
Harching
Nnt
Oder
Aml Walitai
Weather Loral and Local Weather Extremes
Weather forecast for 24 hours ending Tuesday at 8 am calls for high 70 and low 53 with showers and thunderstorms across Colorado and Wyoming this afternoon and evening. Warmth for eastern areas, little temperature change tonight. Also notes on city temperatures and a death notice for Mrs. Sarah Bolenbaugh of 400 Seventh Street with Macy's in charge of arrangements.
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Loral
Colorado
Wyoming
Amarillo
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
Tansas City
New Orleans
Sarah Bolenbaugh
Seventh Street
Macys
Wounded Plane Pilot Relates First Eyewitness Midway Battle
A 23 year old naval aviator recounts the Midway attack from a carrier plane, describing the "fish eye view" of U S dive bombers and torpedo planes striking Japanese ships. Admiral Nimitz is cited approvingly as the battle unfolds with burning enemy vessels and dramatic air action.
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Midway
Milway
Chester W. Wimitz
Ma Paduta
Parifie Neel Cams
Heavy Rains Swell Northern Colorado Rivers
Heavy weekend rains raised flows on Northern Colorado rivers. The South Platte carried about 2 000 second feet at Fort Lupton, the Big Thompson fell to 1 296 feet while the river gauge showed 1 610 second feet at times. Public storage in Boyd Lake near Greeley was suspended with 200 strand feet direct flow. No flood danger in Weld County unless mountains keep raining.
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Northam Catorada
Canon
Big Thompson
Greeley Loveland System
Boyd Lake
Austead
Wwerg
Colorado
South Platte
Fort Lupton
Prudra
Thompson
Greeley
Love- Tad
Webster Quys Rancher Purchases Waterline From Estate
W E Webster of Greeley buys an early described waterline tract six miles northeast of Greeley from the Richard Waterline estate for 5800 dollars. Jacob Eferdt is listed as the tenant.
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W. W. Webster
Greeley
Gresley
Wieh
Richard Waterline
Jacob Eferdt
Small Town Air Training Schools Created in Southwest
Army fliers report three towns Pecos Texas Winslow Arizona Douglas Arizona will gain air corps training schools with costs listed as in excess of 2 000 000 4 000 000 and 1 000 000 respectively. Albuquerque Los Angeles and other offices supervise the projects. Populations given from the 1940 census include Pecos 4320 Winslow 4577 and Douglas 41823.
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Breseo Washington
McFarland
D-Aviz
Douglas
Winstow
Aviz
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
Stow
Winson
Pécos
Greeley Chamber Elects Foster President In 194?/Annual Meeting
Evano Foster was named president of the Greeley Chamber of Commerce at the Amiel membership meeting at the Greeley Country Club, succeeding Richard L. Tatman. New officers include Barney Flood as executive vice president and Glut Blebholts as vice president, with directors named for the coming year. Mayor Wilkinson and state and local chamber leaders spoke as aviation and airport plans were outlined, including a 6000 to 7000 foot runway comparison with Lowry Field.
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Evano Foster
Greeley Chamber
Amiel
In Areeley Country Club
Richard L. Tatman
Fc.c
Barney Flood
Glut Blebholts
Jary
Wendell T. Blight
Trea Hara Smith
Trea Hara Smith, ‘Ie Officers, Mug Renneth Petr Lergon, Morey Unineran
Staley “Srith
James Weaver
Silt Comprisn
Eoening
Bosra Ata Clea Arb
Navy
Fred Fredregi
Nerson
Angus
L. T. Wilkinson
Albert Five
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Litzenberger
Denver
State
Tabrow
Conmun
Snowden Hing
Army Air Corps
Snowden
Greeley
Tatman
Richard Tatman
iGreeley Juniior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Hin
Denver Municipal
Lowry Field
Major Snowden
Matthe aAfter
Uver
Weld Defense Council to Meet for Reorganization Plans
Weld County defense leaders announce a Wednesday evening meeting at the district court rooms to adopt revised organization plans. David J. Miller chairs the session with delegates from local defense councils and one woman delegate each. State defense council representatives will attend.
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Weld Defense Council
Mecifig
Wel County Defense Council
M Usw
Coumputies
Ehairman
Distriet
David J. Miller
Ningleen
County Agricultural Planning Bound
Jexcentius
Home
Er Atomic Planning Board
Caninitiee
Vv.l Toyne
O. L. Troxel
Howry" Brown
Raton
Bet Jter
Abou Areds
State Defense Council
Rodeo Drive Fund Drive Kickoff Proceedings Held
Carl A. McKine sey, finance chairman, presided at the noon Tuesday meeting as workers returned from a campaign break. The fundraising drive for the Giveley event aims to reach its goal by the end of the work period with the new lots supporting the effort.
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Rownonse Fx
Syerk Byte
Spud Koen Financial
Carl A. McKinesey
Gazeno
Lightning damages Evans garage door breaks off in storm
A lightning strike in Evans on Sunday knocked the garage door from its hinges. The Ravage was owned by Mrs. HW, with Roy Tandrim renting the property named Avert of Evang. No other building damage reported, location noted near the town Tal.
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Evans
HW. Avert
Evang Amt
Roy Tandrim
Hiivar
Tal
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