Germany and Italy Move to Hit US Finances in Retaliation
An official Berlin announced Germany would take necessary measures to counter US asset freezes as Rome imposes sanctions on American credits in Italy. The actions follow the US President Roosevelt order freezing German assets in America, with both Axis powers signaling economic retaliation and potential broader tensions.
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Associated Press
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United States
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Metate
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New Detroit Strike Tie up Threatens 49,000 Auto Workers
A Detroit strike loom threatens 49,000 workers in auto plants dependent on the Ford and Dodge, Plymouth, and Briggs tracks for parts. A state mediator warned of potential lay offs amid stalled walkouts and a CIO United Automobile Workers dispute.
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Rotarians Warned To Learn From War Past Errors
Denver report quotes Rotary International leaders urging vigilance to avoid repeating wartime mistakes. Paul P Harvie of Chicago stresses unity and a practical League of Nations to secure lasting peace as world powers anticipate postwar challenges. Tom J Davis of Butte expresses hope to lead Rotary International with a focus on international cooperation and regional harmony.
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Rotary
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Hail Damage North of City Reported Across Wide Area
Survey indicates a large hail event west of Ratan to Mautay with 600 acres of beels affected and 144 miles wide. Heavy damage to grain and crops, with Deans and surrounding fields damaged. rainfall noted in Windsor and Olive Branch areas.
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English Lads In Arizona Study Flying At Airfield Training
In Phoenix on June 17 a group of forty seven young travelers from Ireland set out to study flying. They arrived in Glendale to be trained at the Southwest Airways field with training to begin immediately. Other arrivals are expected at five week intervals.
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Brayfield Re-elected President of Colorado Labor Federation
Brayfield and Brownlow were reelected to top posts in Colorado labor, with multiple vice presidents chosen from Denver and state districts. The convention, held in Pueblo, saw Ballots counted at noon and results announced at the afternoon session, amid plans for major upcoming projects and organized labor goals.
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Colorado State Grange
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Tribune
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Denver
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Lee Prichard
State Grange
James Brownlow
Sta U Federation of Labor
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Ontarady
Ham Voorhees
James Shirley
J. A. Howell
W. Johnson
H. H. Meriolshelatr
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James W. Hrownlow
Trioidid
C. Davidson
Grand Jemelun
Ann Price
Jy Joka Gras
Nns
William Mayer
Colorado
Anice
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Lator
Child Dies After Denied Medical Aid
A 1 year old girl died in Gilroy California after her parents, followers of a prayer healing sect, refused medical treatment. Judge Willan F Dane ordered physicians to take the girl from custody of the parents and bring her to a hospital. Family members defended their faith while authorities acted to protect the child from further harm.
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Mart Onder
Augentia Court
Willan F Dane
Louise Ford
Muanthng
British Improve Plane Detector in Wartime Efforts
Attlee announced in the House of Commons that British industry is expanding radio apparatus production and training. He cited increased output, skilled radio mechanics, and training by fighting services with university and college support. Dominions and Canada are aiding organized efforts. District Judge and court reporter planned a two day session in Walden, Jackson County, with a return anticipated Thursday.
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Corms
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Guy D. Clayton
Walden
Jackson Counly
Tieslay
Wislofet Court
Tama
A New Wrinkle Installments for Hold-up Victim
Los Angeles June 17 A new wrinkle appears in a holdup case as William Bumpass 44 tells police two men accosted him at gunpoint last night. He explains he had little money and they threaten to keep his missing teeth until he pays 45 dollars, offering installments. Officers later question Marion Lawrence Hall's roommate in connection with the robbery.
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Rex
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Marion Lawrence
Hall
Olson
Derailment of Asia debate sparks push for independent department
In a Senate session on a derailment of Asia policy, Senator McCarran urged creation of an independent department with a voice at the cabinet table. He argued no other nation should outpace the U S in forming a separate defense advisory body. Western Union announces new president William Lang to lead board.
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House Committee Votes Men28 By July Debates Defense Strikes
The House Military Committee approved draft act amendments delaying deployment for those 24 and younger by July 1 and empowering production control if strikes halt defense output. Provisions threaten heavy penalties for saboteurs and noncompliance, with potential government seizure and penalties up to five years imprisonment and fines. The measure mirrors Senate ideas but centers on avoiding war-time production disruptions.
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Roosevelt
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Make Tinier Rarkers
East Coast Oil Export Ban Proposed by Secretary
Washington reports a plan to ban oil exports from the U S East Coast without government ok for individual shipments as Philadelphia to Japan shipment nears. The move aligns with defense goals and aims to curb price shocks while boosting domestic production capacity and voluntary reductions in appliance production.
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United States
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Philadelphia
Japan
Donall M. Nelgon
Parentes
Office of Production
National Association of Manufacturers
Pittsburgh
OPN
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Buvu
Baseball Today fires game reports across leagues
Fragmented baseball notes show American League games featuring Detroit against Cleveland Philadelphia and New York with mixed scoring lines and player mentions. National League coverage includes Pittsburgh Cincinnati Brooklyn and Philadelphia with various line scores and named players. A long paragraph about advertising in industrial banking concludes the clumsy snippet.
Weather Local for 24 hours across several states
Weather outlook across multiple states reports variable conditions. Colorado sees scattered cloudiness with showers or thunderstorms mainly in the eastern foothills and warmer readings elsewhere. Wyoming and Montana expect continued clouds with possible afternoon showers. New Mexico remains partly cloudy with scattered afternoon or evening showers. Nebraska notes cloudy skies with widely scattered showers in west and central parts. Temperatures show modest changes with highs and lows varying by region.
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OblAbos City
Waslington
Nazis Massing Troops In Norway For Possible Attack On Scotland
Report from London notes German and Norwegian troop movements along the coast as a potential invasion axis toward Scotland. Broadcasts claim transports move west toward the Norwegian coast with a buildup near the North Sea, while British and Allied forces engage in actions across the Levant and Mediterranean fronts.
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Fleming To Be At Convention Here Wed Morning
General Puliin DB Fleytuggs of the U S Department of Labor will address the Colorado State Federation of Labor convention in Greeley Wednesday morning. He will be accompanied by Walter W. King and Henry M. Robe certs as regional and local division officials.
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Cototara
Justice Stone In Colorado Nansen In Limbo
Justice Stone in Colorado faces questioning by President Roosevelt appointees amid a tense Supreme Court saga. Reporters note Stone shows reticence and insists on quiet, while local officials host a restrained reception at a Beaver County resort near Estes Park.
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States Supreme Court
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Hyantern Queslion
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College Band Concert Tonight at 7 30
The Colorado State College presents a band concert at 7:30 this evening in the Garden theater. A reception for students will follow at 2 p.m. The event features the college band under the direction of Dr. SeFarest Cline.
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British Planes Bombard French Coast In Night Raid
British force of 150 planes attacked coastal targets along the German side of the Channel near Calais and other Dover area sites. German defenses opened heavy flak as two bomber waves operated at altitudes above the surface. Allied air units also bombed western Germany targeting Cologne and Duisserlderti districts with significant damage reported.
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Mie
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House Votes Bonus For War Widows
Washington June 16 The House passed aid to provide compensation for dependent widows orphans and veterans families of World War II. A similar measure passed the Senate but not reported, local cafe demonstrations occurred as picketing spread to Monona Steak House and other spots, with labor and convention crowds observing the protests in downtown Washington. Unclear details included phrasing of the bill and broader worker action amid a busy convention period.
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Seston
Homu Daly Cafe
Frome Wally Cafe
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Polen
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Tual
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