330000 Germans Must Stay In U S Until Investigated
Washington June 18 Sharp control over immigration into the United States to be implemented after the government barred departure of 330,000 German nationals in the United States. Five review boards will assess migrant visa applications with representatives from state justice war and other departments to prevent subversive influence and ensure compliance with Roosevelt’s freezing order. Border patrols and customs were ordered to prevent departures until further notice, with most Germans not planning to leave soon. About 60 percent had already applied for American citizenship.
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Lloyd Lehrers
Bret Avashingtos
United States
Belove Villy
Pein
Allens
Hourda
Siumigration Bureau
Jackson
Congress
State, Justice, War and Departments
Mt Won
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Special Immigration Investigation Agency
Army
Washington
Staten
Tontgut Tor
Txilanation Glyco
Roosevelt
Mexico
America
Germany
Gereman
Congress Con Silera
Unoserelt
Tnsks
Giact
Eunaue
Thay
Waslington
Roosevelt Jett
Duiday
Deyly
State Department
Robb Moor
South Atlantic
Ihae Aruiiog
Roosevult
Denver Man Killed in Auto Collision
Ray Durnette Rossbach, 21, died in a Denver automobile collision last night. Marcia Altman, 17, suffered a back injury while riding with Harold Pringle, 17, who escaped serious injury. The incident raises the city’s 1942 death toll to 25.
Nazis Sign Turk Treaty Berlin Says
German and Turkish officials announced the signing of a treaty at Ankara to strengthen territorial integrity and mutual cooperation. The three articles and preamble set a one year term with ratification in Berlin. The pact may open the way for German troop passage across Turkish territory.
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Germany
Turkey
Ankara
Hetlin
World War II Desert Clash Ends in Overwhelming Victory
A chaotic desert battle near Salunt ends with a decisive Allied victory. Opposing forces suffer heavy losses as German and Italian units are reported overwhelmed. Further details promised on Page 2.
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Germany
Italy
Salunt
Closed shop sign-up urged by U S in ship work strike
The mediation board urged Hethep Stock's shipbuilding division to sign a closed shop contract with Big Bay City's Metal Trades AFL in San Francisco Bay, while arbitration was proposed for the CIO dispute with Martin-Rockwell in Pialaville Conn. Marvey W. Brown of the AFL predicted the strike would end tonight as about 20 000 shipyard and AFL machinists joined 20 000 workers in related work stoppages affecting 50 million dollars of shipbuilding.
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Associated Presa
Defense Toedlation Board
Hethiehep Stock Company
Big Bay City
Metal Trades Cannels
AFL
San Pramisco Bay Area
Fosuex
CIO
Martin-Rockwell Corporation
Pialaville
Marvey W. Brown
International Machinists Union
CSO
City Bonds for Airport Limited to Ninety-Two Thousand
Greeley may issue no more than 820,000 in general obligation bonds to buy airport land. If more funds are needed, the city must seek other sources. Carl D. McKinley, local investments broker, analyzed debt limits at three percent of assessed valuation, suggesting not over 92,000. He proposed an election to authorize expenditures and offered assistance to the committee.
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Greeley
Carl D. McKinley
Greeley Investments
Mckinley
McKinsey
Arld Bickinley
Yelkinley
Greeley fastest growing town in 10 year census rise
The 1940 census shows Greeley leading Colorado’s larger towns with a 31.1 percent gain, rising from 13 203 in 1930 to 15 095, as eight cities over 10 000 report gains. Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Fort Collins, and others also record growth, with Pueblo metro area counted for the first time.
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Greeley
Opnaue Bureau
Colorado
Creeley
Toulder
Colorado Springs
Denver
Fort GolMus
Raud Junction
Pueblo
Arvala
Aurora
Edgewater
Englewood
Golden
Lakeside
Littleton
Mountain View
Sherbian
Fort Megan
Longmont
Leadville
Sterling
Wile la Junta
Fort Lupeton
Frederick
Garilon Guy
Npne
Louisville
Tavetond
Mead
Milliked
Nunn
Pierce
Pinter
Tinginer
Severance
Thonth
Windsor
Union Labor Lawyer Elected Head Of Rotary International
Denver June 17 Ton J. Davis of Butte Montana a cheery-faced counsel for the Butte Miners Union was unanimously elected president of Rotary International at the convention in Denver Australia of World City Manitoba. Rufus F. Chapin of Chicago was re elected treasurer for his 24th term. Davis will deliver the inaugural address to delegates Friday in Denver. He began practice in Butte after graduating from Michigan and has long served Rotary.
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Denver
Ton J. Davis
Tuite
Mont
Butte Mioers Union
Wna
Davle
Wiowlll
Butte
Rotary Club
Rotary Interna Yonal
Molaer, Jr
Nashville
Temi
Tuld
Moaiior
Weather Local Outlook Across Regions
Weather summaries for multiple regions report variable conditions. California Montana New Mexico and nearby areas show scattered clouds and showers. Temperatures range from the upper sixties to mid eighties with some thunderstorms possible in higher elevations.
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Ign
Coloraito
Wyamlig
Montana
Hilon
Alexico
Amarrllo
Chicago
Donyer
Adon
ML Paso
Inns City
Ida Angeles
New Or
Oklahome City
Phoante
San Francisco
Washington
Greeley Picketman Holds Two Jobs Amid Strike
Ralph Cox, once a Graetry Ice and Storage plant puller, remains on strike while working eight hours at the plant and adding downtown picketing shifts at three cafes. He earns ten cents an hour for picketing and is paid from union funds as other strikers wait for the Labor Department to resolve the wage dispute.
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Ralph Cox
Graetry Ice and Storage Company
Sitlke Dan
Geees Jey
Cox
Colorado Federation of Labor
Greeley
Culinary Workers Union
Morrison's Steak House
Colorado Lunch
Home Dairy Cafe
Ives
Greeley [Ce
Ine Mant
Cax Ia
Greeley Loe Company
Union
Funda
U.S. Department of Labor
Department of Revenue Control Is Limited
June 18 Denver reports the state department of revenue will audit and oversee funds across departments under its administrative control. Attorney General Gall L Ireland stated Carpenter will directly administer the reorganized tax and service fees, vehicle taxes, and related bureaus.
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Denver
State Department of Revenue
Gall L
Ireland
Parrington St. Carpenter
Nua
Carpenter
Senator George predicts Nazi invasion risk
Senator George of Georgia told reporters Germany concentrates troops on the eastern border as a prelude to invading Britain. He warned Berlin seeks oil and wheat, expects a long war, and fears Soviet willingness to meet economic demands while Stalin weighs moves against the Reich.
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T Associated Preesh
Washington
Chalemay George
Renste Tor Elsa Relations Committee
Germany
Britain
Vilneussing
Europe
Cearge
Drilata
Stalin
Reich
Russia
140-Hour Week and Four Shifts In Defense Plants Best Method Says Fleming
Wage-Hour Chief Fleming urges a 140 hour week and four shifts in defense plants as the best method to meet war needs. He argues for drastic non-defense cuts and economies across federal spending to avoid higher taxes, while stressing national defense must be funded.
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Fleming
Hornbein Attacks Carr At Colorado Labor Meet
Phil Hornbein denounced Governor Ralph L. Carr at the Colorado State Federation of Labor convention in Greeley. He blasted the wage law, accused Carr of harming highway project wages, and predicted political oblivion for Carr as labor critics rally against wartime wage controls. He called Roosevelt the greatest present to the U S and urged wage reform despite protests from draft-era advocates.
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Phu Murnbeth
Denver
Ralph L. Carr
Colorado
Garrae
Sternbein
Hornhein
Tla Connbry
Hobedy
Suggessins
Roosevelt
Norabein
U. S
Education for Group Not Going To College Irged By Dr Wood
June 19 Colu m bia educator Dr Wood told the American Bankers Association that education policies must serve the other 97 percent not finishing college. He urged a shift toward education tailored to individual needs and warned against training students for a totalitarian future. The remarks emphasized democratic rights and responsibilities in education policy.
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Wood
Br. Tames M. Woull
Sten Éua College
American Te
Atria) Bankers Association
Columbia, Mu
Iran
Town to Hold Kangaroo Court Over Rodeo Dress Code
Greeley city officials and Junior Chamber plan a two day event to promote the 1941 Spud Rodeo. Members will enforce cowboy regalia on streets Tuesday through next week with a campaign encouraging residents to wear loud shirts and neckties as part of a bold advertising drive.
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Grocley
Gome
Juntor Chamber of Commerce
Cornet
Richard Tatman
Morey Cameron
Greeley
Baguelay Uf
Chamber
Tabelius
Tatoran
Cameron
Mintoh
Mana
Bea
Tatman
Tatusau
Ickes Steps to Move Oil to East Coast Ports
Secretary Ickes outlined plans to boost Atlantic oil supply by 210 million barrels yearly. After talks with Sun Oil and Standard Oil of California, he proposed routing tankers from west to east ports and shifting some California shipments eastward, while noting no major impact on urban fuel demand.
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Thanizteter Freany Warhiingtey
Netler
Tekes Mimouics
Ervigg
Atlantic
Ottieldhs
Sun
Wunt
Standard OM Company
California
Toker
Baseball Scores From American League and National League Standings
A garbled digest shows Baseball scores across the American and National Leagues with multiple teams listed. The text references Detroit Boston Cleveland New York Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Brooklyn and Pittsburgh along with various players and incomplete box score details.
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Drooklyn
GOI
Culeaga
Hamita
Kimball
Sarnolis
Owen
Olen
McCullough
Piadelphia
St. Louisa
Wiantan
Pearsott
Liv Ingstens Lanter
Mancusa
New York-Pittsburgh
Defense wage enforcements and longer hours debate
General Fleming argues wage hour law enforcement and systematic inspections will keep workers employed and boost defense output. He cites 4 000 inspectors at work, wages recovered, and continued push for a 40 hour week amid funding struggles and political fights in Congress.
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Tetamud
Fleming
Wylston
Phergara Aoe
Sona
Brothers of
Workoya
Mitha
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Creeley’ Rotat Dairiea
Rotary International
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Reformed Presbyterian
Department of Revenue Control
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Hill
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