Britain Committed to All Out War Effort in Short Conflict
Reports from London and allied capitals describe Britain mobilizing resources for a rapid war, with substantial U.S. support and a focus on arming and provisioning to sustain quick victory. Admiralty notes losses to German forces as Allied leaders promise continued effort and unity across North America and Europe.
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London
Frahee Ins
Creat Brita
Britain
United States
America
Thia
France
Admiralty
Tits Sa
Pranve
Honda
French Halt to Paris Advance War News Echoes
Reports from Tours France describe German forces pushing toward Paris with heavy losses and a retreat from the region. Berlin’s attack targets industrial sites while French authorities evacuate the capital and consider a new temporary seat of government as President Roosevelt’s stance influences American opinion.
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Tours
Jane
Mitellie Ox
Gilus
Paris
Italy
High
Eam
Thamd
Roel
Venice
Vurts
Nice
France
Urey
Ohiles
Dijon
F.D.R
Hootewell
Reynaud
United States
Washington
Walchitall
Marne
Idvanen
Romilly
Darue
Puri
Naginot
Davis
Luire
Orleans
Lotre
Parte
Wellis
Byiday
Guard
Kort
Balnt Dizler
Paris-Nalley
Uwal
Vranca
Baptists Plan Early Sunday Services and Vacation Events
Sunday morning activities include a brief early worship at Firety Baptist with Sunday school from 9:90 to 10:30 and a 10:45 moving service, followed by a 7:45 evening sermon by Rev. B Woolly Mudgen on "Waking Up the Saint." A vacation at Colo mig includes a Black anniversary, with youth and educational notes from the Lumber College of LuLu cation. The Troutt forest fire near Cowitrey, Colo. burned 150 acres of timber but is controlled. CCC workers and officials check the area for size and containment.
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Firety Baptist
Colomig
Slave College of Lulucation
Swuiday
P.U
B. Woolly Mudgen
Troutt National Forest
Cowitrey
Colo
CCC
Fran Walden
Carcat Officiale Bn
Roosevelt Hopes Cummings Bill Passes at Conference
President Roosevelt, at a somber Washington conference, expressed hope that the Cummings bill to extend the 1937 sugar program would pass in the form approved by the House Agriculture Committee. He suggested deferring any Puerto Rico and Hawaii sugar amendment to state and agriculture departments. The bill faces opposition from northeastern members over no import restriction. farmers’ benefits and excise taxes would continue under the act.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Grees
Louse Agrientitus Committee
Ft Sn
Congress
Tuwau
Porto Rico
Hoorewell
Montrose Hosts 8th Annual Calorado Municipal League Meet
About 109 mayors and officials gathered in Montrose for the eighth annual Colorado Municipal League convention. Secretary Don C. Sowers noted strong member-city representation and a two-city rise in attendance. A slate of officers was named with Mayor NM Colpitts of Greeley elected acting president.
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Montrose
Bth
Caloredo Municipal League
Secetary
Don C. Sowers
Laveart
Tnhe
Colpitts
Greeley
Shipping Executives Push Plan to Overcome Neutrality Limits
Shipping executives gather in New York and Washington to discuss methods under the Neutrality Act to ease restrictions on cargo and transport. They seek ways to keep American ships sailing and hope for government-approved exemptions while officials study possible options.
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New York
Gosgela
Washington
Housing Sought for DeMolay Conclave Attendees
Greeley DeMolays seek lodging for delegates attending the DeMolay conclave. Byourseholders with available rooms are urged to contact the Chamber of Commerce office by Saturday noon. Calls to 371 should be made.
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Grealey
Chamber of Communion
Avhosa
Gresley
Greeley Falk
Senate Postpones Finland's War Debt Payment
The senate approved unanimously to postpone Finland's semi annual debt payment of 159 309 dollars due tomorrow and the total owed remains 125 dollars after a collision near Mersey on highway 84. No injuries reported. White plans to stay in school and return to Jay school after considering pro football.
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Tieronate
Finland
Com Delyen
Tesa Thompson
Davenport
Henry Tleteila
Kersey
Mersey
Meteile
Thompson Waa
White
New York
Inve
Honig
New York Gianta
Yntn Jay School
Notable National Figures Speak at Colorado Events
Dr John Erskine, longtime faculty member and author, speaks at Gunter Hall Saturday evening on The Arts In Our National Life. Dr Willian F Coburn, sociologist at the University of Chicago and head of the Herbert Hoover survey, discusses The Social Sciences in Our National Life at the Garden Theatre Saturday afternoon. Erskine is known for Sir Galahad.
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Colorado
Gerain
John Erskine
Column University
Gunter Hall
Willian F. Coburn
University of Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Garden Theatre
Erekine
Galahad
Council Okehs Sheeiey Bid on Road Trucks
Denver dispatch reports Colorado state executive committee backed by Democrats approved bids for highway department trucks. Art Sheeley Inc of Fort Collins won 15 trucks at 1098 each, while earlier bids from W. Mapte Equipment Co. of Denver were rejected as lower but cited as too technical. The dispute involved figures, party lines, and a clash between J J Jarrete and highway officials over bid pricing.
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Colorado
Ted
la Gue Ar
Cor. Holphei Carr
Prey
Ifon
W. Mapte
Pany
Velyer
J. G. Jarrete
Colorado Springs
Deprimie
BL Pasoeb
Park Church Schedule Adjusted for Sunday Worship
Rev Alfred W Swan will lead the Sunday service at Park Church at 9 46 AM after a schedule shift from 4 PM. attendance on campus for the anniversary events is noted as part of the worship plan with Trughes assisting and a preaching by Aleinghen on the theme of Heerstlag.
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Swan
Park Church
Park
Ithra
Alfred W. Swan
Wil
Trughes
Aleinghen
Heerstlag
Distinguished Men To Speak Here Saturday
Noted scholars Dr. Edgar L. Hewett and Dr. William F. Ogden G. B. Ogbmann will present talks on The Social Sciences in Our National Life and related topics at the Garden Theater Saturday afternoon at 3. The event highlights advances in anthropology archaeology and American Southwest studies with Hewett linking desert life to national life and Ogbmann detailing social science progress.
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Garden Cieater
Edgar L. Hewett
Santa Fe
College Hare
Ansale
William FP. Ogbmann
University of Chi
Ogbur
Weiter Ann ‘Weturer
Twetting
Mesa Verde
Ta Laa
Mayet Gute Ag
Aumedian South Weat
Hewell
Sant Fe
University of New Mexico
School of American
Museum
New Mexico
Selileyerunis
American Southwest
Bacon
Mexico
Roosevelt condemns Hitler invasion remark as worthless
President Roosevelt dismissed Hitler's claim of a possible German invasion of the Americas as worthless. He told reporters at a press conference that no credible discussion could extend to such speculation and offered no further clarifications.
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Veesay Wayhinglon
Roosevelt
Dhe Aliica
Witler
Yenponda
Vhanegter
Hemisphere
Gintesane
Mir
Witter
Americas
Prolesque
To Honor Dr Torn Featured on Page 3
The page notes salute to Dr Torn with a feature on elementary school activities. Other items include Stratton Brooks at DeMolay Conclave and Pioneer Ball costume prize winners. Italian steamer seized by Canadians also mentioned with page references.
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Dr. Torn
Stratton Brooks
DeMolay
Conclave
DeMolay Honor For Architect Dave Runniells
Dave Runiells will receive the DeMolay Legion of Honor at a Sunday evening ceremony in the university gym. The award honors members over twenty one who have achieved success in their field. Runiells, a driver architect and Greeley graduate, studied at the University of Illinois and earned the Francis J. Vigny fellowship in 1937 to pursue arch engineering study in Stockholm, Sweden, Germany, and Italy. He has won Beaux Arts contests and is with Meredith Musick Architectural Company in Denver. The honor service is open to the public.
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Jey
David B. Rumnels
Corinex
Runnells
Greeley Ligh
Universty
Uilnow
Francis J. Vigny
Witt
Stockholm
Sweden
Germany
Maly
Crst
Une Rutuatells
Rand
Beauxart
Institute
Atreriea
Eroniest School
Erebitests
Boealleyey
Reniells
Meredith Musick Architectural Com Pany
Nbe
Governor Carr to Speak on Colorado River Diversion at Walden
Governor Ralph Wy. Carr will address Walden water users about the Colorado River case and the obligation to obey Supreme Court mandates. He argues diversions may exhaust Colorado’s allotment soon, though not immediately dangerous, as current withdrawals exceed the federal limit.
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Jung
Ralph Wy. Carr
Larsvnle
Tien
Supreme Court Deere
Colorado
U.S. Supreme Court
Democrats To Hold Caucuses Friday Evening
Democrats plan caucuses across Weld county precincts this Friday evening at listed homes and schools. Precincts include Ward One and Ward Two locations with residents and street addresses. the note lists venues and organizers for each precinct.
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Grociny
Ital
Phyecay
W. Ll. Healhorne
Eigith Street
Russellham
Central School
Young
Fourteenth, Avenue
C. AL Tolmaawame
Ward Two
Marty Kiser
Tenth Avenue
Chaves Tiwikey
Seventh Avenon
Biles WH. Nessler
Army Proposes 10 600 Trained Airmen a Year
Secretary of War Woodring outlines plans to train 10 600 airmen yearly at training centers including Randolph Texas. The program expands pilot and navigator training to support expanded air force strength with a 36 week period, adding 7 000 women to the ranks and detailing contractor involvement.
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Army
Washipaten
Woodrin
Phina
Randolph
Fic
Texas
Woodring
Ania
Berlin Denies Bill Bullitt Custody Report
German authorities tonight denied a report that U S Ambassador William Bullitt had been placed in protective custody. The U S Embassy in Berlin had no information confirming the claim.
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Berlin
Bill Bullitt
Leo Florio Gifts Flagpole Dedication at Colorado State College
Leo Florio presents a flagpole to Colorado State College of Education during Golden Jubilee ceremonies. A flag from the United States is to fly daily on a 400-foot pole, dedicated by Florio, with remarks by Legion officials and college leaders stressing civic duties and democracy.
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Colorado State College of Education
Fcollege
Thurelay
Dco
Flavia Clagucco
Csiullin
Amerie Legion
Qiuila Comander
August Ethmner
Uia
Len Flavio
Greerley
Wes Weldne
Tenth Avenue
Leo Florio
Tn Minkiig
Florio Sai
America
Toad Bam
Greeley
Tts
United States of America
Hen Nualfziger
Anierte Cllo
Lieal
Ly Dr
Zimmer
My. Flaite
iClay R. Apple
Board of
Leustees
Legion Posi
Howaidi
Coluna
Up College
Freetom
Proserys
Social
We College
Ploclo
Hat Wier Ordered To Hospital For Check
County Judge Bevjawin A. Worl cock presided Friday over the sanity hearing of Hat Wier of Briggsdile. The Weld Sanity Commission recommended observation at Colorado Psychopathic Hospital with transfer to the facility within a day or two.
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Bevjawin A. Worl Cock
George Harrican
Colorado
Weld Sanity Commission
Wier
Weather Outlook for Colorado and Wyoming
Forecast calls for generally mild conditions in Colorado with light to moderate westerly winds and some variability into Friday night and Saturday. Wyoming sees cooler air late Friday night into Saturday with a southeast shift and highs in the mid 80s to low 90s, a brief warm spell Friday followed by cooler, unsettled conditions.
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Cecoter
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