Defense Official Calls Area Exceptional For Plant Location
A Washington defense official told Montanta and neighboring states that immediate steps are needed to add 300000 to 690000 kilowatts of capacity to the Northwest grid to support new defense plants. He cited regional meetings in Atlanta and Chicago and warned that without rapid increases, the region cannot sustain wartime production and maintain energy reserves.
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Uty
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North
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Nebraska
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Texaa
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Commission
N Atiants
New York City
Chicago
San Francisco
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Ore
Keotna Vkoly
Uo Hnes
Ature
Ais
Choator
Avaindes
Washington, D. C
Tt Dia
Geneliling Campment
Wwe
Miller ake Milley of Colorado dies in Denver area
Death notices list Miller ake Milley of Colorado formerly of Rucking Wau Munt and Mrs Risto Miller. Survivors include multiple relatives across Colorado Springs and Ohio. Funeral services are scheduled for 2 PM Monday from Macys Driving Reow with interment at Ling Grove. Further details reference Briggs tie and local congregations.
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Rucking
Wau Munt
Risto Miller
Kater
Xutlo Hzel
Ruckingham
Livehgood
Dewey
Elmer
George
Carl
Anne
Colorado Springs
Macys
Reow
Ling Grove
Roosevelt Aide Named In Probe Of Radio Deal
Aide to President Roosevelt is named in a probe over a radio deal. Senator Tobey questions if Thomas Carroran, an executive adviser, received a substantial fee relating to transfers of WMCA and Knickerbocker Broadcasting. Craven seeks FCC hearing. Craven claims no knowledge of possible violations.
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tArociaied Press i. Washingtam
Tobey
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Roevevett
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T. A.M. Graven
Federal
Federal Communnicational Commission
Soley
Radio Etalon
WMCA
Ponland Kinin
Knickerbockes Broadcasting
Noble
Commerce
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FCC
Vohey
Dempsey Od Koprovitz
Ohta
Lawa
Fran Actin Fi & Case
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Corroran
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Kaplovar
Crm
House Okehs New WPA Bill Debated in Congress
Washington Roosevelt urges an $886 million increase in WPA funding with reforms easing work rotation. House votes 36 percent support and rejects amendments to divert funds to agriculture and end discharging workers after 18 months. David Lasser objected as a WPA staffer amid charges of communism, which were denied.
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Diac
Roosevelt
Honotoy
D-Mass
Rooaevelt
Congress
Agrdentture Department
Honan Wyeertid
David Lasser
Workers’ Alliance
Lasser
WPA
Trainmen Killed in Northern Pacific Wreck Near Atul
Two trainmen were killed and a third injured when a derailment hit a Northern Pacific freight train east of Atul Florida. Victims were Boxinver C. F. Reeves and Flreasan C. A. Parkes of Spokane Washington. Conductor Tompkins from Spokane was injured. Authority official G. Cauk died later. The derailed wreck tore telegraph wires, toppled the engine and first cars, and blocked the line. details remained incomplete amid cautious reports.
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New County Agent Named For Brighton
Fort Collins June 13 The state board of agriculture announced Mat Kermit Karst of Denver as county agent for Adams county with headquarters in Brighton. Karst, a Colorado State alumnus, previously led as livestock editor for a Denver publication. Other board actions included transfers and new appointments across several counties, with details on assignments and duties.
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Gorado
Varal Ty
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Western Farm Life
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Aio- Bianey
Stoult County
Steamboat Springs
E.W. Bart
Wort Catlins
Alleny Ohleson
Stata
Craigh
Moffatt Counity
Cratg
Hal County
Edna Poyner
Ro Grande County
Juanita Kahler
Misa Boyer
State
Los Angeles
W. Divight Pierce
Los Angeles County
Pierce
Tia
Hawaiian Island
Enigmatic Nazi Soviet Ties Deepen Amid Frontline Reports
Moscow dispatches describe renewed German troop movements near eastern Nazi territories and Soviet reservists crossing borders while Western observers note conflicting signals on non aggression pact compliance. Stockholm reports 26100 German troops near the Baltic region as Finland enforces travel limits with Sweden.
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Gernathy
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Diack
Europe
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Norual
Dalkan
London
Adolf Utler
Joseph Staty
Hemel
Hritin
Stockioln
Sweden
Helsinkiseh
Wussla
Hanko
Finland
Railroader Employment Boost Amid National Moves
Rail workers in the district show rising employment as floods, defense mobilization, and traffic diversions strain the system. The Union Pacific operates limited trains through Denver to Kansas City, while new workers rebuild after the Cheyenne fire. Rotary convention traffic to Denver and wartime movements disturb passenger service and freight, with railroads adapting amid broader military precautions.
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Yanan Naval
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Colby
Ellis
Kansas City
Cheyenne
Greeley
Chrysler to extensively sub contract defense work nationwide
New York June 13 Chrysler corporation plans broad subcontracting for government defense orders. President K T Keller said in a letter that for tank production the company purchases materials and finished goods from over 760 companies across 20 states in 1930.
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Chrys+ler corporation
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Hull Assails French Stand
Secretary of State Hull denounces Vichy France, condemning Laval and the Carlon Laval group for trying to deliver France to Hitler. He cites French authority statements and Petain’s denial of permitting French territory to be used for German operations, criticizing Syria and Iraq actions amid the armistice terms.
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Tull
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Carlon-Laval
Hitler
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Li“yal Ed Darlau
Germany
Syria
Iraq
Nitha
Marshall Petain
Russia Sides With Germany to Aid Hitler, Soviet Ties Reported
A Madrid based Berlin correspondent for hd Ette reports Germany and Soviet Russia likely to deepen economic ties as Stalin consolidates power to align with Nazi Germany. Observers note potential German divisions near Rogaland and a push to control Soviet resources, signaling a significant shift in the economic struggle and bloc alignments amid rising tensions.
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