Survivors report U S S Robin Moor torpedoed by Nazi sub
Survivors of the U S S Robin Moor declare the ship was torpedoed in the South Atlantic by a German submarine. Forty aboard, including three women and a child, perished or were missing as the vessel sank on May 21. one child was saved. Surviving crew and captors await further details from the rescue by the Azores.
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U.S.S
Robin Moor
Rio da Janeiro
Jose
U. G. R. Levin
South Atlantic
Carian Walden
Lucio Peretea
Zen Caine
Ozorin
Assorkited
Tauigit
Ozorto
Olfiea
Uziric
Rorife
Mrnzil
Rolin Moor
Darlan Urges Trust in Fate for France Under Germany
France must accept a German-dominated future to survive, Darlan warned in a national address. He pledged collaboration to secure favorable terms, prepare for peace, and shape a new Europe while resisting no peaceful severance. He stressed the armistice as a German-led step and warned that without honorable terms France risks loss of territories and dignity.
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Darlan
France
Germany
Vichy
Jean Darlan Knight
Darlin
Franco Myues
Europe
Levout
Franco
Forier Milles
Vardon
Dartan
Stepuntedy
Wenadoft
Varlan
Guleide
Ambera
Deporkioviuts
Goenany
Worshal
Peraind
Cary Moves To Keep Parents of Baby Together
A Kansas governor hears a petition from Kongas authorities seeking extradition of Wilbur O Neall and wife for desertion as a seven month old baby clings to its mother in a courtroom. The scene probes the couple’s age and marriage in Indiana and Colorado work as the governor urges setting the infant’s future above sheriff and attorney protests. The governor promises help to find work for the husband to support wife and child.
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Cary
Casscetmed
Todiayly
Coloshue
Tonquet
Mwe Caydtol
Gov
Easa
O'Wertl
Chili
Ghose
Kanani Rone
Eauthwestern
Colorado
O'Neal
Garr Swong
Tila
White O'Neal
Biavite
Manticello
Ink
Chase
Bey Batemon
Kansas
Winter Wheat Estimate Up
Washington June 10 The agricultural estimates committee valued the winter wheat crop at 697,692,000 bushels and output at 213,007,000 bushels, based on March acreage and June 1 condition. Spring wheat prospective acreage was 417,137,000 acres with 527,547,000 bushels production. Oats prospects shown at 1,205,628,000 bushels for last year, with June conditions lowering 04 23,055,000 bushels.
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Frei
Washington
Ogricumitral Equrti
Eprivg
Om. Jones
Speeding Car Kills Farmer
June 10 Denver report states 74 year old Winttes was driving a car that struck farmer Steconing turning him into an irrigation ditch. Ralph Saccomano, son of Mr and Mrs Saccomano, suffered shock with internal injuries. Police said the vehicle, registered to J O Rourke, swerved to avoid the hit but struck the farmer on North Washington Road near the Is truck farm, killing him instantly.
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Denver
Jito
Washington
Ralph Saccamiana
Joseph Saccomano
Crow Creek Flood Deluges Region After Weekend Rainfall
Rain flooded Crow Creek and surrounding areas with about 864 inches recorded over the weekend. Water spread across Meadowa, Hereford, Grover, and Miggstiile as residents and county workers rushed to protect bridges and barricades. The Crow River flows into the Platte River about 120 miles east of Grooree.
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Raiifall
Crow Cron
Meadowa
Hereford
Grover
Beldge
Platts River
Two Colorado Draftees Die In Texas Maneuver Crash
June report from dispatche s states two Colorado draftees from the Eighth cavalry regiment were killed when their army scout car overturned during maneuvers in the Bucrabenta mountains of southern New Mexico. Private Clyde Losasso, 46, son of Michel Losasac, and Private Ellis F Long, 20, of Englewood, Gala, died as bodies were sent to El Paso, Texas. Long had enlisted last March 22. Losasso was inducted about three months earlier.
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Denver
Colorado
Eighth Cavalry Regiment
Army
Bucrabenta Mountains
New Mexico
Clyde Mr. Losasso
Michel Losasac
Quiyas Sleec
Ellis F. Long
Engtewood
Gala
Like A. Long
Deaths and Funerals Macy King and James McCullough
Death notices from a Denver area newspaper itemize Macy King of Greely with a large family and service details at Macy's Drawing Room and Lin Grove burial, and James M. McCullough of N. A W. Greeley with service at Macer's Denwibg Hoom and Linn Grave interment. It notes immediate survivors including spouse and children and grandchildren.
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King Owur Ting
S. EB
Greely
Biavehe King
Max Klay
Miss Hoh King
N. BE
Greeley
Jamne Ren
Salida
Miss Darathy
Cheyenne
Bauren
Denver
Macy's
Lin Grove
McGullough
James M. McCullough
N. A W. Greeley
Walter M. McCullough
T. D. DeVatle
Gibcrest
Mar- Reret Jane NeVatle
Macer
Fort Collins Native Runs Aviation Plant For U S Government
Lieut Charles E Branshaw a native of Fort Collins heads the North American Aviation plant acquired by the U S Army. He served in the National Guard Mexican border then moved through aviation corps and procurement roles reaching district supervisor before taking command duties in California and Fort Collins.
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Fort Collins
U. S
Mouger
Charles E. Branshaw
Uotorade
Mant
Munday
United States Army
Jranshaw
Wg West Coast
Atara Hy
Bronshaw
Colo
National Guard
Federal Pervier
Tewhnical Corps Aviation
France
Inglewool
Cali
Air Corps
Viade Aupervisor
Procure Ponent
All 6 Aboard Bomber Dead
June 10 October, near Trent Lyallan Wyoming a bomber crash killed all six aboard. The wreckage was found in the prairie by local crews and United Airlines personnel assisted at the scene. Family and authorities confirmed the deaths as investigators began piecing together the cause and conditions of the crash.
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Trent Lyallan
Autober
Thissling
Stico Sinlay Deran
Loday
Groums
Fort Dawg Vilah
Gogrel
Ci Eddle Nrooke
United Airlines
Anay Pitots
Negro Defendant Lynched in Texas
A Black defendant, Holt While, after jury selection for a second trial, was shot dead in Beaumont Texas. Prosecutor Witte had previously been accused in a separate assault case. Cochran, a large landowner, surrendered after a murder charge was filed against him. The case referenced U.S. Supreme Court action overturning prior verdicts.
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Tinto
Vresed Conioe
Tex
Holt
Negro
United States Supreme Court
Jug
Cochran
Pee Beth Dughaut
Witte
Palx County
Herahal Sursut
J. W. McDaniel
Trdalten Tigiriel
W. O. McCrain
Werstun
Wirlawan
Ars Cordran
Livingston
I Livingston
Pfexis
Wowan
Auprera
Waas
Hindeville
Cochrane
White
Beaumont
Dorothy Oe column traces origins of syndicant feature
Dorothy Dig’s enduring column by Elizabeth Meriwether Gilmer lineage dates to an 189R launch on April 8, reflecting a long standing newspaper feature. The piece notes the oldest syndicant column status and its founder’s archival prominence.
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Dorothy Oe
Dorothy Dig
Elizabeth Meriwether Gilmer
Louis Golgart and Weldona Teacher Wed
Sixty guests witnessed the June Fort Collins wedding of Miss Jessamay Nodger of Fort Collins and Lester Golgart of Purcell in Mitchell Memorial Church. Rev Charles E Schuativid of Denver officiated. the bride’s brother gave her in marriage.
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Fort Collinge
Jessamay Nodgere
Fort Collins
Lester
Golgart
Purcell
Mitchell Memorial Room
Es Methou'st Elnurch
Charles E. Schuativid
Denver
Bre
Jessiah
Nodgers
West
Myrtle Atrret
Outs Golgart
Jonguine
Virginia Billard
Mica Rodgers
Weldona
Sane
Mies Muth
B.A. Reserege
Wehtern
Inneriage
Frank A. Hedsers
Arvada
Georgia Stephens
Baltimore
Margaret Cosper
Ford Tolling
Naraht Casper
Fort Colling
Kine Wiehl
Marath
Louis Golgart
Carsage
Stepheny
Casper
Bath
Mra. Rodgers
Mra
W. Bauder
Witono Taylor
Evans
Margaret Schere
Litoh Newtoy
Mya
Edith Orl T Xonsive
Abs
Golrart
Colorado State
Col Tese
Alf Wort Digwila Street
Byfde'e
Thyez Yen
Bleh
Golaart
Liuda
Strike Leader Quits CIO Job In Dissension
June 10 report from California states James Dickerson, international representative, resigned from CIO post over disagreement with the International for North American Airstrike stance. Missing officers from San Diego were found alive near Lake Morena after a search.
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CIO
Feiean Ban Mega
Cailf
Janes Dickerson
Tle
Richa Prankenstein
CIO Akrermft
San Diego
Calif
Army Cavalry
Cavin Lucker
Lake Morena
Alles
Fosenuda
Mex
Bert Strand
ICC Delays Junking of Narrow Gage Line
The Interstate Commerce Commission again delays for 21 days the abandonment date of the Denver and Rio Grande Western narrow gauge line from Antonito to Santa Fe Colorado. Senator Ed Johnson oppose abandonment and seeks more study. the delay marks the fourth postponement after the initial order.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver & Io Grande Weatura
Antonito
Colo
Santa Fe
Nlm
Arternall
United Siates
Ed C. Iokoson
Johnson
Senate
Runaway Cars Kill Worker Near Sedalia Castle Rock
In Denver on June 10 a derailment killed Donald Ernest Medstrom, 35, of Topeka, Kansas, as a string of twenty three Gat cars loaded with rails loosened and struck a work train during switching near Sedalia between Sedalia and Castle Rock. Coroner Douglas Andrews said the brakes failed and a corral of cars rolled downslope injuring the crew. An inquest is planned for Wednesday.
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Denver
le Santa Fe
Sedalia
Castle Rock
Donald Ernest Medstrom
Topeka
Kan
Douglas Andrews
Stougins County
Hedstrom
Medstrom
Frether
Andrews
Tedstrom
Children Day Program Set at Fort Cotiua Church
Garr reports a child day program Sunday June 13 at 1 9 a. m. Rev Coci Bear will lead the program at Fort Cotiua. Over three inches of rain fell Saturday Sunday and Monday aiding crops. Mr and Mrs J Egbert attended an Order of Railroad Telegraphers banquet at the Albany Hotel in Denver. W X Potts bought a new Dodge coupe last weekend.
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Albany
Denver
W. XN. Potts
Washington Day In Review From The AP
The White House sought public judgment on the sinking of the Apierstan slip Hobby Moor and officials weighed possible German involvement. A coal shortage warning prompted a summer buying push while eastern fuel cuts were urged. Lisbon protested Roosevelt remarks on Portuguese islands. Congress split on draft deferment authority and plant defense takeover. tax exemptions were kept, but tax rate actions remained undecided. The Senate adjourned mid-afternoon ahead of Wednesday session.
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Cassegifted
White House
Warnig
Iskes
Denver Woman Jumps From Seventh Floor to Die
A Denver woman named Mrs Daudie Springer jumped from the seventh floor of the Republic building and died after suffering fractures and internal injuries. Detective L L Peterson noted the scene as bystanders and hospital staff described her husband David Springer waiting in the office. Dr Channeny Hag er had instructed her to prepare in a dressing room for treatment before the fall.
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Denver
Avdur
L. L. Peterson
Mre
Daudie Springer
Ug Des Sonodant
Peterson Enid
Springer
Republic
Ben
Mr. Springer
Peterson
Channeny A. Hager
David Springer
John
Fice
Tagar
Teachers May Get Age Dole In Idle Time
Denver July 10 State Welfare Director Earl Kouns ruled that school teachers qualified for old age pensions are entitled to receive benefits during months without a salary. They must meet age, residence, and financial requirements as assessed by the state welfare department.
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Denver
State Welface
Earl 3
Kouns
Koungaald
Transport Plane Damaged at Denver in Rain Taxi Incident
United Air Lines reported brakes failed to hold on a United Airlines transport plane taxiing after landing at Denver in wet rain. Pilot B D Jepson and crew escaped injury as the aircraft was steered to stop. 17 passengers remained unhurt. The report notes a Salt Lake City flight prior.
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Associated Prevsy
Denver
United Avennes
United Air Lines
B.D. Jepson
Pal
Salt Lake City
Woman Dies After Sidewalk Strike Near Denver
An incident left Mrs. Springer shocked by a sidewalk strike and dying during emergency treatment at Denver General Hospital. Witnesses noted the victim was 26 feet from the nearest passerby when struck. Police continue to investigate the sequence leading to her death.
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Springer
Denver General Hospital
Flooding Ravages Manhattan Region Bucks Kansas River
June 10 reports show Blue River flooding north of Manhattan with highest water levels, threatening lowland farms and towns as the Kansas River swells. Some areas report no drownings as rain eases across the state while officials prepare for further alerts.
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Topeka
Kans
Blue River
Manhattan
Kansas River
North Central
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