Germans Admit Killing 50 Allied Officers in War Prison Camp
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons that Germany confessed to murdering about 50 Allied officers from a war prison camp near Dresden on March 26 while resisting capture. He said the Nazi note insults the laws of war and pledged Britain would pursue punishment through exemplary justice.
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War
Eden
House of Commons
Peasy
London
Anthony Eden
Commonns
Prevann
Eiheir
Dresden
Piake
Pelaw
Nazia
Switzerland
Soower
Jorelan Secrretary
Wall
Serione Mags
Baen
Nome Were Picked Owt, Land of Here
Thors
Gestapo
Pardea
Opera
In The Courts and Local Probate Notices
In The Courts Frederic Co of La Salle charged with rape. arrest by city police. Helen Lindenmeier seeks annulment of marriage to Joan Edward Lindenmeier in 1942. no children. Mary E. Simms probate filed. will names Helen Bowles and Car E. McKinney as beneficiaries. Helen Bowles executrix. Greeley Police Court fines listed for speeding drunkenness and cohabitation. Fort Lupton traffic case: Toy S. Grajeda fined for reckless driving. collision May 21 left Maul dead June 11. Grajeda injured.
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Éderic Co
la Salle
Bes
Bia. Ap
Ake Morriigs
Helen Lindenmeier
Tenth Avenue
Connity Court
Joan Edward Lindenmeier
Alton Ruggles
Jan Poly
Mar
Mary
Bimmone- Wil
Mary E. Simms
Gresley
Helre
Helen “J. Howles
Greeley
Dayard E. Simmons
Fisher
Ind
Deonid F. Sihmons
Kranston
Lil
Fern D. Strate
Bonifacio Montoya
Dearver
Edward
Ed Belo
Milliken
Emmett Garcis
Kersey
Joy Flores
George EB. Simpson
Ault
Toy S. Grajeda
Fort Lupton
Court of Justice
B. G. Bhalian
Grajeda
Fort Luptoon
Maul
Denver General Hospital
Mrs Dorothy Barry Dies Early Friday in Weld County
Dorothy Barry 90 of Schenectady New York died early Friday at Weld County hospital. She was born December 4 1914 in Pingriff Wyoming and earned a fine arts degree from the University of Colorado. She was a member of several local groups in Schenectady and leaves a five year old daughter Barbara Jane and Mary Alger. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Smith Brothers Mortuary.
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Dorothy HB. Barry
Lester Harry
Schenectady
N.Y
Joy
Mcbarland
Mereford
Hareford
Frat Graver
University of Colorado
Alpha Dolls Pi
Slowas
Lester Garry
Gury
Schenscindy
General Electric Company
Barry
Greeley
Yieif
Hera
San Francisco
Gollt
Ily Company
Hesde
Tn Uereford
American Association of University Women
Panhellenic Association
He Orier
Eastern Star
George's Episcopal Church
Clude
Barbara ‘Jane, Oeister
Mary Aligé
Sod
John F. Larry
Atletot, Mass
Safeguard Your Eyes From Summer Strain and Glasses
A retrograde ad style notes eye care tips and eyewear advise for summer. It praises U S standards approved polishes and polarized glasses to protect from sun and UV. Mentions driving boating and beach use and suggests neutral frame colors with paintable options. Also includes brief references to presidential history and a Chicago grain market wrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Clarke
Gouglen
Hahways
U. S. Army Air
Japanese Admit Losses After Naval Engagement West of the Marshalls
Japanese Imperial HQ acknowledged today the loss of a carrier two oil tankers and 50 planes in a battle with American forces west of the Marshalls. Orders described no decisive blow by Japan, while earlier reports claimed American carrier planes sunk a Japanese carrier of the Hayateka class and damaged battleships. Tokyo outlets cited Allied aircraft losses and a forestalling action as the Japanese fleet retreated toward the Philippines, with claims of British and American carriers sustaining damage and a 35,000 ton Essex class carrier among the targets.
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Frese
New York
Imperial
Marianna
Federal “Communications Commby Alon
Sata
Cheater
OW. Bitalts
Platen
Dar
Phillepia
Tokyo Communistie
Hages
Millikin on Draft Subcommittee for Republican Platform
Senator Eugene HMiNken of Colorado heads a newly formed Republican drafting subcommittee to determine planks for the national platform. The panel, led by Senator Robert Taft, includes Alt M. Landon and Mrs. Albert Simms, and will not draft the platform digest. Hearings on corporate tax assessments begin in July with deadlines set for July 1.
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Peres Auteagot
Eugene Hminken
Colorado
Weber
Robert Taft
Ohio
Alt M. Landon
Kansas
Albert Simms
New Mexico
Valent Associated Frees Denyer
State Tax Commission
A.A
Hall
Commigafon
Hail
Bipartisan Delegation To Money Conference
A U S delegation led by Morgenthau will represent the United States at the Bretton Woods monetary conference. The team includes Winsor, Atcheson, Crowley, Eccles, Wagner, Tobey, and others from the Senate and House banking and currency committees, with state and federal officials backing the mission. The trip underscores bipartisan support for securing economic stability and global financial rules.
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Pascelated
Washington
Roonavelt
Ecope
United States
Brettain “Woods
N. Mt. Belt
Treasoy Tant
Senate
Morgenthau
Will
Fred M. Winsor
Restatant
Desa Atcheson
Edward BH. Brown
First National Bank of Chicaxo
Forsign ‘Economic
Leo T. Crowley
Marriner 8. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Mabel “Newcome
Vassar’ Colleges
Rep
Brent Branca
Chi Tax
Charles Wm. Tobey
Renato
Robert F. Wagner
ONY
Chai Mai
Harry de 168
Symes Rapa Careless Cashing Federal Checks
A youth admitted forging and cashing a $27.19 government check prompting judges to denounce careless check cashing. They warned such acts involve juveniles, often tied to theft by minors and protection by bending companies, encouraging purchases to access funds.
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Symes Rapa
Amsenbetel Peres Teaver
Deaver
Lesses
Pacifying South Talked Ahead of Chicago Convention
A fragmented report notes Republicans planning in Chicago to unify the party as rival Dewey backers push a draft movement while Gov. Bricker competes for a nomination. Democrats discuss President Roosevelt’s support for Senator Walter F. George amid Southern antipathy toward the administration.
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Chicago
Mondey
Washington
Republicar Revolatons
Adv Yates
Harrison
Spangler
Thomas KE
Dewey
New York
John W. Bricker
George
Wille Arnall
Gecreis
Hoosevelt
Welter F. George
March and Adams Seek Democratic National Committee Posts
Denver June 23 A contest shapes the Democratic State Convention in Denver for national committee seats. James A Marsh Denver attorney and potential committee man plans to present his name. Clarence Adams Denver Democrat would seek the post opposed by likely rivals. Delegates from congressional districts and statewide selections will choose eight direct and eight at large members. Walter Walker publisher Grand Junction will chair the convention committee with Senator T. S. Mynator backing Marsh.
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Denver
Jawen A. Marsh
National Committee
Clarence Adar
Democratic Mader
Thre & Peiscted
Mramenbar
Chicago
Alteen Rational Deregeten
Statu
Coaren
Walter Waiker
Grasd Junction
Mynator
Welker
Penkiltin Prices toHospitals See Further Reductions
Washington June 23 The Office of Price Administration expects further reductions in penkithin prices to Civilian Hospitals as production cleans up and the government already pays less than the $2.15 per 100,000.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Oxford Arts
Four Injured In Car Crash North Of Raton
Four persons were injured in a four vehicle collision three miles north of Raton Thursday afternoon. Mrs Margaret Hottel and daughter Marilyn May received hospital treatment. Ruth Drelling and Alvin Dreiling were hurt. Joyce Hottell uninjured. A tractor sale following the crash is noted in dispatches.
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Raton
George Miller
Margaret Halter
Greeley
Gay Parcell Fara
Ruth Ly
War Manpower opens jobs in vital Colorado plants
The War Manpower Commission and employment service pursue intensified recruiting in Greeley and Colorado to fill hundreds of thousands of war industry roles. Qualified men and women may still find opportunities at local United States Employment Office locations as material demands surge. Wages have risen about four percent since January 1947, with full authority granted locally to recruit and refer skilled workers for war plants.
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Gresley
Colorado
Lexsse
Humphrey
Trotten
Te Gotal Progran
Ful Ware
Ecalee
Greeley
Ares
United States
Ninth Avenue
Mannbower Wesda
Banner Industries
Uhruont
War Manpower Commission
Mamphrar
Bolivia Government Recognized by United States
The United States and Uruguay recognized the Bolivian government of Maj. Gualberto Villarreal ending diplomatic strain. The State Department noted no change in U S policy toward Argentina while Bolivia’s region seeks UN council seat. The La Paz regime expelled German and Japanese nationals for axis activities. Ruth Goering Roosevelt wed Lt Col H T Edison in Fort Worth.
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Associated Pease
Washington
United States
Uruguay
United Nations
Caren
State Department
Maj
Gualberta Villarreal
Balfviats Ilestra
Council of the United Nationa
Bolivia
Villarrosl
Warres
la Paz
Gayman
Axia
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Dr. D. Berne & Son
Amseriex
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Seeczoy
Arograt Fe
Dorothy Barry
Eelated
Presidente Techn
Quincy Adams
Wes
John Adama
Benjamin Harelson
Wilam Henry Harrison
Zachary Taylor
James Madison
Madison and
Taylor
James Taylor
Martha Thompson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Hosesvelt
Eniary
Bareley
Ely
W. Neverold Ely
Lena
Joseph Safer
Greeley Ice & Storage Co
March
Adams
Nat'l Committee
Taft
Robert A.’ Taft
Ben, Taft
Chicags
Mins
Mary Donion
Len
Mre
Ernest Griffin
Wilnala
Heins Helimich
Knied
Eric Marcks
Frits Witt
Boulder
Booker
Lincoln Park
Longmont
Jurisdictis
Morth
8Th Ave
Rosedale Garage
Ray
8Th Avenue
Phillips 66
Ray Bailey
Floyd Sharp
Ruth. Googins Roosevelt
Fort Worth
Tex
Ruth Googims Roosevelt
Gal
Ellin Roosevelt
H._ Andrew's Episcopal church
H. T. Eideon
Lawnon General Hospital
Atlanta,Ga
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Pacific Northwest
U.S. A
U.S. Employment Service War Manpower Commission
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