Navy Sub Lost With 34 Aboard in Deep Water
A United States Navy submarine with 34 sailors aboard disappeared during a deep water dive off the Isles of Shoals near Portmouth New Hampshire. Searchers from multiple navy craft tracked the area to 276 feet with no sign of life as an oil slick and air reconnaissance indicated a grim outcome. Rescue equipment and divers were rushed from nearby yards as officials voiced grave concerns about recovery prospects.
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President Demands Reparation From Germany for Robin Moor
President Roosevelt vows reparation from Germany for the sinking of the Robin Moor and declares the United States will not yield sea rights. He cites the attack as a violation of international law and warns of consequences if Nazi aggression continues. Washington reports also describe moves to expel Axis diplomats and tighten same day actions as tension rises.
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Soviet Ready for Enemies Paper Claims
In Moscow June 20 Associated Press reports that Moscow shows clear signs Moscow asserts Russia will defend its borders, ready to respond to any invasion. The government proclaims it will not yield to aggression, with border units described as vigilant year round on land and water routes.
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Woman Flies U S Bomber To England
Acknowledged pilot Misa Ouchan flew the American bomber across the Atlantic to London, commanding the craft from the controls with Captain Crufe Cartiste as navigator. The crew reported ample sandwiches, boiled eggs, and tomato juice aboard, and plan a return flight to the United States.
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Hill Believes American Boys Will Not Fight
Denver report quotes Congressman Trot Kort Col Whe noting belief that aid to Britain will rise while U S tax bills may jump up to 1000 percent. praises President Roosevelt for keeping the nation at peace and predicts return to Washington Monday amid rumors of heightened warn.
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Kangaroo court endorsed to boost Spud Rodeo drive
Greeley civic leaders including Theodore Eb Wein z president of the Lions Club and Teurstock commander of the VFW back a community drive for the Spud Rodeo. They praise the plan as a valuable advertising method and urge public support for the event and for civic unity through service groups.
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Reunion with Dad and Children Fly to Halifax to Meet RAF Pilot
Nadia Daribishire aged 5 and Calkim 17 months, left Austin Minnesota with their father Squadron Leader Roy Daribishire of the Royal Air Force ferry command. They traveled to Halifax Nova Scotia for a reunion when he returned from an official mission. Mrs. J. C. Hormel of Austin cared for the children during their stay and Gi kun George 13, a niece, also lived with the Hormels.
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Export Ban And Gasoline Freeze Hit 1941 Efforts
Washington reports a Roosevelt directive imposing an export ban on petroleum products and restricting exports from the eastern seaboard to the British Empire Egypt and Western hemisphere. Aimed at averting a looming oil shortage, the step coincides with plans to curb rubber use and cut aluminum and hydroelectric supplies. The gasoline price will be frozen while rubber consumption drops about 600,000 tons in the second half of 1941.
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Two boys plead guilty to reckless driving in court
Asbriel Frilaler of Grretoy fonta thers mud dwealy Lochman of Linecerie each paid 4.00 after pleading guilty to reckless driving in Inpolles court Tuesday night. Police reported several months of complaints about radio noise from Glenmere district. Separate cases: Jesse A. Grady and Georg Dexter faced similar reckless driving charges from incidents near Glearness ice. Waller S. Haylen presided. Fine amounts varied for speeding and other infractions. Also noted was Ford Motor Company signing a union contract with CIO United Auto Workers for about 120,000 workers, marking the first such agreement for the company.
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Aged Slayer Dies Tonight in Calcado Chamber
Tan operated near Canon City, Cole. James Stephens, known as Caneon Jim, faces execution for the killing of a young mare. He pleaded with Gov. Ralph S. Cave for a reprieve, but Denver officials stated no reprieve will be granted tonight.
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Strike Settled at Detroit Aluminum Plant Amid Labor Dispute
The defense negotiators announced today that an agreement was reached to settle the two day strike at the Bohn Aluminum and Brass Company in Detroit. The plant manufactures wearables for boat builders, ending a brief labor dispute that began earlier this month.
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Labor Peace in Prospect for Coal Industry
A conference between Southern Appalachian coal producers and CIO unions yielded a two year labor peace agreement, signaling a formal end to a protracted wage dispute. The pact raises miners pay from six to seven dollars per day and aims to speed defense construction projects as labor unrest continues in other regions and industries.
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Chapman Inspects Big Thompson Project Progress
Estes Park June 13 Oscar Chapman assistant secretary of interior said he was pleased with progress on the Big Thompson water project. He inspected the plant workings and planned a visit to the West Port area and a tour of Colorado parks. He hinted at boundary questions and possible park enlargement once settled.
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Price Leaves Greeley for Arizona Teaching Post
Ralph B Price resigns from Greeley high school after three years to take a teaching job in Prescott Arizona as a local contractor and editor. He has long served as leader of the Greeley Classroom Teachers association and Colorado Council of Teachers of Journalism.
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Baseball scores and lineups from a midseason card
American League and National League results list teams with partial scores and named players such as Newsom Menttin and Hytinke for Detroit and Philadelphia, plus Cleveland, Washington, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Boston and Chicago matchups. The brief box-style notes include innings, run totals, and scattered player mentions across multiple games.
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J L Thompson Hurt By Auto
In Greeley a 76 year old man, J L Thompson, was injured Thursday when struck by a car driven by Leonard Mitchell. He sustained multiple bruises and a facial concussion but no external injuries. The crash occurred near 900 block of Fifth Avenue during a summer school event.
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Senate Approves $936 Million Work Relief Funding
The Senate approved a $326,390,000 appropriation with $5,485,000 for increases and revisions, routing the bill to the House. The measure funds the Works Progress Administration to provide jobs for about four million people in the coming fiscal year starting July, despite a sharp reduction from prior years. A debate pit against David Lasser's WPA employment drew sharp exchanges between Senators Adams and Murray over alleged discrimination.
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Hot Weather Boosts Crops as Rivers Run Low in Colorado
High temperatures in Weld County and across Colorado this week pushed daytime readings into the 90s, with 95 degrees at the Public Service station in Greeley. Irrigation water use rises as rivers stay low and unlikely to flood, while the Poudre River moisture favors crops before summer drought.
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Transients tied to Pueblo assault. Doyle held
Detectives say a transient identified as Antwet of Hosta Mass died in hospital after a killing in the railroad yards Sunday morning. Walton Frank Doyle, another transient, is held as the suspected assailant. Doyle's death prompt investigation and a preliminary autopsy.
Weather Local 24 Hours Ending Friday
Weather summary for multiple states includes cooler trend in Colorado and Montana with scattered thunderstorms in places. Nebraska and surrounding areas show cloudy to cooler conditions tonight and Saturday. Temperature readings listed for cities include Denver 92 60 and Chicago 59 64 among others.
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