Britain Asked To Let Ousted Nazis Go Home
Washington reports United States asks Britain to allow safe conduct for all German consular officials to depart by July 10 under President Roosevelt's order. Officials aim to transfer them home directly and bar them from Latin American or other American republic activities. Undersecretary Sumner Welles described arrangements as prompt and opposition to protest likely.
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Associated Pilots
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Nogsevell
Sumner Welles
State Department
Welles
Hans ‘Tomsen
Ue Ucona
Allied push falters as Damascus outskirts see clashes
War summary reports three allied fronts threatening the city, with British and French troops attacking near Mezzo and Jebel Ey Kolk. Allied positions claimed by the invaders south of Damascus as German and Italian forces claim gains while Luftwaffe strikes Britain. Rumors of a German ultimatum to Soviet Premier Stalin spread amid ongoing global fighting and bombardments across Europe and North Africa.
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M.S. Wednesdey
Wiial
Mezzo
Jebel Ey Kolk
Bat
Anies
Justouth
Damascus
Aeliva
Jerdgnyuun Loth
Dalene Trantler
Reuters
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Germany
Joseph V. Sinln
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Melsinki
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Haka
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Stalin
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Russelin
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Japan Predicts U.S. War Entry
Tokyo reports Ira Talib, a spokesman for the Japanese government, declaring it almost certain the United States will enter the European war on the British side. He cited Japan's main aim as the construction of a new order in East Asia and mentioned no other goals.
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Tokyo
Ira Talib
United States
Japan
East
Adta
Central State License Bureau Set Up to Manage Licenses
The Central State License Bureau will establish a new state department of revenue with a central bureau to standardize and safeguard all license forms. Gen C Sowers, assisting Director Farrington J. Carpenter, said the move aims to improve custody and efficiency of licenses issued by Colorado.
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Turesu
Colorado
State Department of Revenue
Gen C Sowers
Walvers
Farringtod J. Carpenter
Central Bureau
Stocks and Bonds Quotations by Carl D Makinsey
Investment Securities stocks and bonds quotations by Carl D Makinsey. An average noonday temperature of 121 degrees Fahrenheit described as heat on the day.
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Carl D. Makinsey
Investment Securities
Lumber Dealers Fight Indictment in Antitrust Case
Associates Dees Dunver Juste 18-A defense contended today that small universal builders and forming members are not engaged in state commerce and cannot be charged under the Sherman antitrust law. Newton Jr. argued at a hearsay hearing to quash the indictment against 7% Mountain State Lumber Dealers Association members in Colorado New Mexico and Wyoming following a grand jury investigation by federal antitrust lawyers.
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Univer
Antes Quigg Newton, Jr
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Colorado
New Mexico
Wyaoming
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Federal Path Trust Alvistan
National Church Leader Preaches at Eaton Event
National church figure B A Watleen of Minneapolis will deliver a sermon at Eaton in a ceremony featuring Free Church Evangeless. Clarence Kel roster, grand commander of Chevaliers Court, will note a Pueblo Sunday when 40 DeMalaya recipients received citations as Chevaliers. George Greenley associates cited include Jack Tint Horner Winer Donald Fieken and Charles Tilshon.
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Calounry
DeMalay
al Pueblo
Colucida DeMalaya
Greeley
Jack Tint
Horner Winer
Donald Fieken
Charles Tilshon
Ewin Named Young Republican Regional Leader
Chalacra Creeley business union had branded that the last Uren elected regional director of the Young Republican National Federation for Utah Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico. He becomes a member of the board of directors and will attend the next board meeting June 20 and 27 in Washington D C.
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Creeley Businessutan
Las Uren
Young Republican National Federation
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
National Organization
Washington, D.C
Peaches 75 Cents Each Prices Hit London Markets
London market notes describe warm weather bringing bargains with peaches at 75 cents each from Georgia growers, cheese at $1 per pound, and varied produce. Shoppers encounter temporary shortages on gooseberries and asparagus, while tomatoes drop to around $1 a pint and grapefruit sells at 60 cents per can. A champagne cocktail costs $1.26 and a razor blade six cents, if found.
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London
Georgia
Moreket
Venthr
Ameren
Galt
Ilka
Pal & Clerk
Grazing Service Headquarters To Be Moved West
Washington reports the Grazing Service headquarters will relocate west of the capital to free space for defense work. The move, first in a government-wide shift, aims to house new regional defense offices while leases are negotiated. The exact new site remains undetermined.
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Grazing Service
Washington
Sanster
Servic Haadquarters
Povlient Forkerd
Interlay Secretarickey
KoveTnmehet siKwe
Netellies
Ickes
Eaid
Deng
Hos
Warkerg
New Shangti-La Discovered in Grand Canyon
Reported by Dr. J W Hover at a regional convention the discovery of a lost Shangri La in Havasu Canyon near the Grand Canyon is hailed as virtually untouched. The 200 Sipal Tradans inhabit a hidden valley surrounded by canyon walls accessed by a 30 mile trail weekly.
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Grand Canyon
Srorld
J. W. Hover
University At Arizona
Wrel-Um
Grand Canyon National Park
Aindoen
Havasu Canyon
Oasts
Shangri-La
Shipyard Machinists Fail To Agree On West Coast Strike
Arcoseared Press reports machinists at Bay shipyards could not accept a suggestion from the president of the International Drton to suspend work and mediate with management. Barney W. Brewt, machinists' president, spoke to several hundred strikers in a four hour session that ended tonight. Local union officials indicated plans to walk out or take action after issues were explained.
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Barney W. Brewt
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Unijon
Labor unrest and wage talks hit wartime shipyards
A murky report from June details AFL and CIO walkouts over wage demands of $145 an hour and overtime pay. Master contracts target $122 an hour for skilled workers with overtime multipliers and weekend premiums. The National Defense Mediation Board urged Bethlehem and other plants to accept mediated terms while unions pursued arbitration. Resignations ripple through the mediation board as officials shift to panel service. Ends with a fatal self-inflicted shooting in Denver after a dispute over a rifle.
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CIO Machinei
Abiza
Uulra
Natlanal Defensa Mediation Board
Washington
Wal Delitohhem
Mediafiaag Board
Tabor Divyutes
Milin Borkweil Corporation
Platinville
Ionn
Colfax
Duquesas Light Company
Pitttsburgh
Connecticut
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Reaty
Fim
Plano Hall
Pittsburgh
Ta Th Aia Hon
Mancos Jim Dies in Gas Chamber at 76
An aged inmate known as Mancos Jim is slated for execution by gas chamber in Colorado after a conviction for the 1930s crime. The case involves the murder of a young woman in Mancos town, with records noting the long wait and historic note of age. The proceedings are set amid a historic context of Colorado capital punishment.
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Une
Jamey
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Caludy
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Colorado
Gates on Laranic River Closed Under State Order
Associated Press reports June 19 that headgates on the Laranic River in northern Gola were closed in compliance with a state order. Hindertider advised no protests from water users as the cresting action began after irrigators reached a 39,750 acre fuel meshner of water for diversion to Colorado farmers and stockmen.
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Gado
Hindertider
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Stockman
Fire Destroys Gas Mask Plant in Emporia
A Kauparia Manufacturing plant that produced gas mask containers for the government was destroyed by fire today in Emporia. The loss is estimated at about 1,000,000 dollars, with two box cars loaded with mask boxes burned in the incident.
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Emporia
Kauparia Manufacturiny
Sermon by Rev C Thompson at Special Presbyterian Services
Rev C Thompson of Ita formed Presbyterian church by Lyneley will address special worship at the United Presbyterian Church on Eleventh Avenue and Eighth Street. Subject titled The Sacramental Guy. Choir to perform several numbers during services. Prep for Sunday communion observance.
Mrs J C Amos of Windsor Dies
Mia. Minnia Sara Anton, 47, of Windsor, died Wednesday at Greeley hospital after a long illness. Mrs Amos, widow of J C Amos, lived with her parents, Dr and Mrs W T Olmstead, in Windsor. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs Tet Kirby of Greeley and Mrs J S Spar of Taaver. Funeral services set for Friday afternoon at 2 oclock at Richards Mortuary in Windsor.
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Minnia Sara Anton
Windsor
Greeley Hospital
Amos
J.C. Amos
W. T. Olmstead
Tet Kirby
Greeley
J. 9. Spar
Taaver
Irun Richards
Rodkey Addresses Dickerson Club on Democracy
Dr. Frederick Stanley Raitkey, history professor at Colyer alty of Milneis, spoke to the first summer meeting of the Dickeresa club at Colorado State College of Education on a book by Carl Boeyer. He outlined three points on democracy: the dream, the reality, and the dilemma, noting fifty students attended. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening July 2 at State G.A.R. Hall.
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Frederick Stanley Raitkey
Colyeralty
Milneis
Dickeresa Club
Voion
Colorado State College of Education
Carl Boeyer
Rodkey
Dil
Stork Express Birth Announcements Reported
Stork Express notes two births: a daughter born at Greyley hospital to Rev James Tolden and wife at Russell Maternity Home on June 1, and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Venton Cline of 401 Tenth arene at an unnamed hospital on June 33. Also a rainfall fact states about 55 percent of the earth receives less than 39 inches annually.
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Greyley Hospital
Rev
James Tolden
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Fourth Street
Russell Maternity Home
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