Welles Announces Robin Moor Sinking by German Sub
Secretary Sumner Welles disclosed findings from Brazilian consul Walter Livibicum that the American merchant ship Robin Moor was undoubtedly sunk by a German submarine on May 21 in the South Atlantic. He noted the commander was aware the ship was American and that 30 to 11 survivors were left.
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State Department
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Brazil
United States
Robin Moore
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GC Consul
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Laler
South Atlantic
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Salanavine
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Stephen Early
Robin Moor
Ates
Elizabeth
Capetown
Port Natal
William T. Frye
Germvan
Germany
Armerican
America
R&, Sailey
New York
Cape Verde Islands
Cansa
Ozorla Fram
Carr Appeals for Cooperation in New Registration
Government officials urge Colorado residents to cooperate with the upcoming selective service registration. The second registration targets men turning 22, with October as the revised draft moment. Local authorities emphasize civic duty and timely reporting to ensure smooth implementation.
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Carr
National Convention Opens With 250 German Congregational Delegates
The National Convention of the German Evangelical Congregational Church in North America opens in Greeley at St Pauls Church with about 250 official delegates from Nebraska North and South Dakota California Washington Kansas Texas Oklahoma Wisconsin New York and other states. Opening rites drew nearly 1000 attendees as pastors and leaders from Chicago Denver and Yankton spoke. The conference runs through June 15 and will elect officers and choose the 1943 biennial site in Lincoln Leeds or Yankton.
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Lurennial Geners
German Erangelical Congregational Church
North America
Canadian
Rio Grande
Greeley Thurvilay
St. Paul's Dhirech
Greeley
Fourth Avene
Neebraska
Daketh
Nebraska
Grevup
California
Washington
Kany
Texas
Oklahoma
New York
Hev. H. J
Paalor
St. Paul's Church
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Wilkinson
Nelson
Droler
Calorade
J. J. Hinning
Chicago
Derg Boefer
Lincoln
Leeds
Yanktown
S. D
Yankton College
Hie
Wwamati
J. le Hirning
George Bail
Hey
J. Stroy
J. Rollenberger
Scottsbluff
Nukrazetainvy
Welesenbureey
Gering
Netuaistant
Willian Strauch
Fort Collins
H. Erasa
Bhowdle
Richard Knere
Hebron
D. Zdunyl
Nebr
Helmut Seheitz
Claeland
Eultor
Pavrach
Portland
Oregon
Halrades
John D. ‘Tam
E. Grauman
Party Land
Adam Alles
Church School of Dhealogy
Yankton
J. L. McCorigan
State of New York
Renorta
Africa
China
Elrest
Baseball Today National League and American League Notes
Baseball today summarizes National League matchups with pitchers Hubbell and, Dyett, and Detroit’s West. American League lists Boston and Philadelphia games with Dobson, Fleming, Pyllak, and Muncrief. Postponements and night games noted, including New York Chicago as rain delays.
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Ler
Metindinugh
Hubbell
Dyetlig
God
Moston
Tervinger
West
Jolson and Herres
Mast
Boston
Orx
Dobson
Fleming
Pyllak
Harels
Muncrief
Srift
Philadelphia
Becki
Huger
Gorsten
Sullivan
Waeltanlon Classis
Tonight's Softball Games Begin at 7 30
At Taland Grove Park softball action starts at 7 30 with three races on the slate. Junior games 5 innings include Greeley Teleupe versus Lindy's Paint Shop, plus Western Wholenaleya and Greeley Spads in junior play. Eaton Boosters face Eats tton in a senior game at 7 30.
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Taland Grove Park
Greeley Telleupe Ve. Lindy
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Wholenaleya
Greeley Spads
Wnfield
Eaton Boosters
Eatstton
Sontor
Germany admits Crete losses and war costs in Crete campaign
The German high command reports heavy losses in Crete with 5,893 officers and men killed wounded or missing, and declares substantial merchant and naval losses in the Mediterranean from January to May. It cites 109 sunken merchant ships totaling over 620,000 tons and notes overall Nazi military losses since Poland invasion.
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Setzuls
Crete
Adolf Hitler
Phigh
Hothng
Ned
Mediterranean
Ils
le Germany
Balkan
Voyosiny
Germany
Poland
Officer Kaltenhorker Dies From Accidental Wound
Detective Sergeant George Kaltenhor ker, an expert on aris, died at Beth El hospital in Colorado Springs after a revolver accidentally discharged on May 3 when it fell from a hook. The incident occurred in Colorado Springs on a spring day, with Kaltenhorker's death reported June 12.
Jackson and Byrnes Appointed To Supreme Court
President Roosevelt elevates Stone to Chief Justice replacing Hughes. Jackson becomes Attorney General to fill the vacant post with Byrnes quickly confirmed. Senate action follows nominations of Stone and Tucker to the Supreme Court and signals broader Roosevelt court expansion plans.
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Init
U. S
James Byrnes
Sdd
United States Supreme Souc
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Senate
Byrnes
Jackson
Supreme Court
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Asietnlet Dresye
Washington
Dossoyelt
Harten
New York
Charles Byars Hughes
United States
Stooe
Robert H. Jacksott
James Clark McReynoldy
James Prancis Bushes
South Carolina
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Hayars
Judiciary
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Biddle
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Denasty
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Roosnyell
Ong
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Hag
Honsevelt
Weven
Aitho
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Caolidge
Keferal
Ambarat Cob Eee
Broan
Columbia
Sigfare
Jasties
Inw
Columbia University Law School
Kelmes
Homes
Brandeis
Cardoza
Britain and Allies Adopt Resolution to Fight to Victory
Britain and allied representatives, meeting in London, adopt a formal resolution pledging to fight to victory against German and Italian oppression. The first conclave of representatives from government and nations seals their determination to continue the struggle and exhaust all capacities to secure victory.
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London
Iyitatn
Alles
Represents
Hives
Helintt
Allkod
Unclear Weather Summary From Local Noreaster
Fragmentary weather data shows scattered values for multiple cities with partial forecasts. Reads like a damaged page fragment listing temperatures and conditions without coherent coverage or dates.
Senate Votes Authority To Seize Plants
The Senate approved legislation granting the president authority to seize failing or misused plants and mediation bodies. The measure passed 67 to 31 after amendments addressing deferment of training for certain ages and reaffirming collective bargaining principles. The plan extends emergency powers already exercised under the war declaration.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Darffoer
Counly
D-Texay
Ball
Hofmanfeel and
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Hyvd
Uleikea
Senter Follette
Vrentland
Ita
Mane
Inglewood
Calif
Water Flow Drops in Northern Colorado Amid Cold Weather
Stream flow has fallen sharply due to cold weather with the Poutro river dropping from over 1800 second feet to 238. Ditches report 26 inches of new snow on Cameron plains and canals drawing reduced flows. Officials expect possible later runoff but direct summer flow remains forecast as favorable conditions spread across the region.
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Colorado
George Davis
Ut No. 2
Cameron Pans
Thurdday
Greetey-Loveland Canal
Cotmade
Nebraska
Hardman to Middle East on aid to Britain route
United States coordinator A. Harel left for the Middle East to arrange receipt of equipment under the aid to Britain program. The move supports British logistics as part of the wartime assistance effort.
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London
A. Harel Mony
United States
Britain
Agreement To Transfer Funds For Thompson
The Senate and House conference committee on the interior department appropriation agreed to an 85.726 million dollar appropriation for reclamation works for the current fiscal year. The package includes adds from the Senate and supports transfers to seven projects including the Colorado Big Thompson and the California Central Valley Project. The action follows discussions led by Senator Alva Adams amid continued refinement of federal irrigation policy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Can
Senate House
Director Department
Ui Genase
House
Senate
California Central Valley
Arizona
Nevada
Alex Thompson Tran
Sprecial Revelyday Reclanation
Ie Genera
Ensury
Juvie
Howse
Interive Department
DML
Alva D. Adama
Colorado
Charles Shaffer Dies at Windsor
Charles Shaffer a longtime Great Western Sugar official in Windsor died suddenly from a heart attack about 8 05 pm He was 59 He is survived by his widow Georgia and two children Charles Shaffer Jr in the United States Navy at San Diego and Mrs Marjerie Hodfrey of Chicago A brother Henry Shatter of Chino California and two brothers reside in Denver were named His first wife was Gladys MacAcord and his second Georgia Van Matre He had worked at the Windsor plant for 15 of 20 years and earlier at Anaheim and Galt He was a Mason and member of the church Funeral services were planned for 3 pm Saturday at Richttle Mortuary with burial at Langdon
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Charles Shaffer
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Great Western Sugar Company
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Sugar Company
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Bothar
George Shaffer
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Tha Taat
Longmont
Fort Morgan
Anaheim
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Rustern Stace
Lie Marhadfet
Morliary
Lang-saont
Meeker School Board Names Blight and Ninemires Heads
Blight Senior High Principal and Ninemires named heads of Meeker schools as district approves salaries of 2200 dollars for each. Eldridge states salary plan and district reallocates funds for summer program and tuition costs, with transfers to support new grounds, landscaping, and building upgrades.
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Meeker
Giscrest
Dud EU Perditendeur
Gelada
Delta
Kappa
National Nonorace Education
Colorado Schoolmasters” Society
Weld County Schoolmasters
Kenneth Peterson
Kenneth At
Pesorso
Aldo Wiendiger
Vealue
Pupita
du Soure
Contitegent
Aringtolls Scluuxtl
New Draft Quotas Publicized by Colorado Selective Service
Colorado's new draft quotas announce a shift from fixed targets to a flexible three month to ten month period. General Marold Richardson says the plan, effective immediately, will allow revisions and requires local boards to classify the statewide quota of 5,715, with Denver supplying 2,336 and numerous county quotas listed, including Pueblo, Weld, El Paso, Boulder, and others.
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Jana
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Marold WH. Richardson
Selective Service
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le Erpini
Imenths
Witchara
Coboraio
Pueblo
Weld
el Paso
Boulder
Lavinier
Mean
Los Antinos
Otero
Fremont
Logan
Morgan
Velie
Huerfano
la Path
Montrose
Brewer
Garfield
Rent
Mhaftee
Alamosa
Lake
Feller
Raca
Gunnison
Park
Ad Douglas
Summer Session Registration At Colorado State College Ed
Registration for the summer session at Colorado State College of Education will be Friday at Gulfer Hall and Cranford Hall on the campus. Graduate student registration begins at 7 and continues until 11 45 with afternoon hours from 2 to 4. Evening graduate registration at Mint and other sites will occur. First classes start Monday morning June 16.
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Colorado State College of Eduecation
Guoler
Ub Cranford
Mus
Ssiie
Mint
Canadian Bought Plane Damaged by Rock Near Boston
A Canadian bought Targo transport plane was damaged before dawn near East Tislow Miepaye after being struck by a rock hurled by a man who then fled. Army officials say the planes were used for experimental purposes prior to transfer to Canada.
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Boston
Canaan
Tislow
Army
Canada
Rho Rock
Fire crews respond to burned toast incident in Greeley
Firefighters were called Thursday morning to a residence at 2106 Ninth Avenue where hot toast and bacon left in an oven caused a buloke fire. No other damage occurred beyond burned toast. a teacloth piece was found, but no injuries reported.
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Greeley
Lotha
Warold Harley
Call
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