New Measure Would Control Defense Work
Washington lawmakers debate the Vinson bill redrafted by the House Military Committee to empower the President to maintain defense production amid strikes. The measure would authorize use of armed forces to protect workers under order, punish coercion with up to $5,000 fine or five years, and permit seizure of employers dodging federal mediation services.
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Washington
Rayburn Sant
Wilson
Ned Pew
Miyal
Hina Rayburn
Ayisun
Rayburn
Hogse
Mering
Ile
Aielken
Catholics Open National Congress Opens Amid Labor Aims
Thousands of Roman Catholics gathered as the National Congress opened to discuss how Catholic teaching applies to labor problems. Father Francis Gilligan presided and read an address stressing religion should relate to social life and guide wage justice and collective bargaining, echoing Pope Pius XI’s call for church involvement in social order.
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Paut
Jung
Papst Leonte
Dennis Cardinal Doughisly
Guniry Elilés
Christ
Francis 2. Gilligan
St. Paw
Unon
Jong
Ihr Noriweats
Pius
Wnen
Pny
Two Army Fliers Die As Ship Hits Mountain
Two Army fliers died when their training plane crashed on Mount Lowe slopes. The bodies of pilot Jacques K. Sackson and co pilot Fred K. Pankey were recovered at sunrise after an early morning takeoff from Turmillon Field during a routine flight.
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Assorvnced
Puesat Altadenn
Calif
Jena
Cautlerock Cation
Army
Stuen
Mount Lowe
Srackers
Lical
Jesar K. Sackson
Biair Ser
Fred K. Pan
Stork Express Delivers Two Fawns to Park
Two fawns born around Istiod Grove park are now ten days old and attracting attention as the season progresses. In other news a U.S. Army Air Corps lieutenant Follett Bradley was killed in a northern England training accident, while ranch hand Charles F. Rerard died from a bullet wound in an adjacent county.
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Fslaill
Pak Wavern
Tyre Witiite
U.S
Britain
London
Firat
Pollett Dradiey
U. 8
Army Air Corps
England
Waa
United
Follett Beadley
Pieria Alco
Charigs
Rerard
Joel
Sherift
Active International Leaders Attend Estes Park Convention
Guests from Canada and the United States report to Cosmopolitan International at Estes Park as members of Active International, with Dr. Donald G. Mood of Portland, past president, H. Little current president, and Chester C. McCurry among attendees photographed in Greeley.
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Cosmopolitan International
Estes Park
Active International Organization
Pacific Coast
Donald G. Mood
Portland
Ore
Active
H. Little
Active International
Chester CG
McCurry
Va International
Tribune
Greeley
Britain Bridges Ties With Russia As Ally Declared
London reports Britain formally welcomes Russia as an ally in the war against Germany. Prime Minister Eden urged unity, praising military collaboration with Moscow and reiterating Britain's pledge to Poland. Foreign Secretary notes Russia accepted Britain’s offer to coordinate military and economic efforts, insisting on mutual cooperation despite earlier tensions.
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Brest
London
Forveign Reeves
Anthony Tien
Russia
Germany
House of Cosmons
Eden
Gerpney
Rusata
Britain
Poland
Challong
Berlin Cartilage of War Rhetoric and Allied Strain
Berlin faces shifting fronts as the army battles in Russia and the Mediterranean. Germany tightens ties with Japan while rail links and transportation are disrupted by new operations. The Reich braces against Allied offensives and internal turmoil as the crisis deepens.
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Pope Ls
Ihe
Geome Whita Rirgsfons
Ayhow
Walter
Germany
Babshevik Tevajetton
Haga
Cormany
Japan
Reich
Russia
Ttx
Oridah
Violin Recital by Ginsburg at Colorad College
Ginsburg, ainent professor at Colorad College of Education, presents a Wednesday evening violin recital at 7:30 in the treahy club. Accompanied by Lisle Dae Lodou, the program features Pracinciuja and Atlegt Pugiantiveialer Pastorale, with works by de Hoey Allegre Srebtuoso and de Boer, plus Kreisler and Prokofiel pieces.
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Henry ‘Troetman Gineburg
Aiatagt
Colorad’ Klate College of Education
Treahy Club
Lisle Dae Lodou
Ao Hie
Pracinciuja
Atlegt Pugiantiveialer
William de Hoey Allegre Srebtuoso
Aris
William de
Nazi Newsman Reports Soviet Warfare Front
An embedded Der Antifascist report from a German press outlet describes combat aloft and along a Soviet frontline. The narrator cites a bombing run at about 20 meters over a column of vehicles, with panzer, artillery, and cannon fire and chaotic aftermath among fleeing, injured, and confused soldiers.
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Herlin
Sime _24
Rauke
Gera Lewsmen
Kael Helbing
Agate Hontha
Midwestern Heat Wave Grips States From Lake Superior to Southwest
A severe heat wave sweeps the Midwest with high pressure and rising temperatures. Las Vegas tops U S cities at 103 while drought conditions persist in the southwest. Chicago and other plains states report hot, dry weather with scattered storms.
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Patna
Lake Superior
Vex
Moninia
Las Vegas
Nev
Rans
Souklensteri
Court Docket Records Local Drunk Driving Fines
In Greeley Earl TR Williams paid 30.50 on a drunken driving charge. Thenry White of Ramah and John Bernhardt of Jolnatown each paid 0.50 on drink charges. Tessle If Steward Jr. paid 3.50 for reckless driving. Felix Crus of Hardin paid 3.60 for signature and light lamp issues. Victor Sprecht paid 4.00 on a public route offense.
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Earl TR. Williams
Touth Ntreet
Greeley
Greater
Polica
Thenry White
Ramah
Coto
John Bernhardt
Jolnatown
Tessle If
Steward Jr
Glenaine
Felix Crus
Hardin
Victor Sprecht
Dive Bombers To Practice With Troops
Washington reports new plans to weld American sea and air forces into a coordinated fighting team. Navy dive bombers could team with ground troops for maneuvers planned in the Carolinas and other texts note joint army navy training and new command roles under General Marshall and Admiral Stark with future expansions through November.
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Washington
Giorgs G. Marshall
Army
Kane
Navy
Harold FR. Stark
Edlot
Hayal Operationa
Way Games Oae
Aduubl
Carolinas
Marsal
Sone Wilkey
Aecress
Marine Corps
Henry W. Haring
Army Cer
Air Defence Bueeé
Newfoundland
Tu An
Na Anon
Army Navy Joint Board
Julervata
Weeks
Cloverleaf Project Planned on U S 85 North of Denver
Colorado Supreme Court remanded a wager scale dispute to the district court for settlement by the Industrial Commission. Work on the U S 85 Cloverleaf crossing over two rail lines near Denver stalled since 330, with contracts pending signature by A S Forner, N 3M, and J J Monaghan of Denver.
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U.S. 86
Denever
Toulay
Penyor
Jahor
Pweleet
District Court
Atate Indestrial Commission
Storemna
Engiager Charles BD
A. 8
Forner
N. 3M
J. J. Monaghan
Tenver
Former County Judge Accused as Kimbezzler
Durango Colorado reports former County Judge Thomas Higgins recovering in Denver from six charges of embezzlement and larceny. Auditor Le Mekea’s report cites shortages totaling 3,335 dollars since January. The case rests on state and county aid funds allegedly pocketed. Burnard Felmlee seeks divorce from Dorothy Felmlee in Medallon district court, accusing her of misconduct tied to their 1988 marriage.
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Durango
Kenner
Thomas &, Higgins
Denver
Gitlon
Talph le
Aichen
Min
Burnard Feterlee
Fort Lupton
Medallon District Court
Dorothy Felmlee
Karl Abilian
United Service Organizations Plan Promises New Facilities
The United Service Organizations plan aims to raise 10 765 000 dollars to fund the first year of a nationwide camp and welfare program. Details describe 380 units serving 210 000 soldiers and veterans with lounges cafe and game rooms. Roosevelt commends USO and calls for support from every citizen.
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Ron
Teports
Guy Trade Siz
Terrice Ten
Uniter Uy Organiyationa
Nattugui
Morehan
U.S.C
Christh
Hervies
Salvation Army
Thay Young Wanter
Christlan Association
Jewish Welfare Boar
Travelera Aid Assetation
Thorns E.’ Bewey
New York County
Roosevelt
Greeley Junior Chamber Members Return From U S Convention
Four members of the Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce returned this week from Minneapolis where they attended the National Convention of the Junior Chamber of Commerce of the United States. Attending from Greeley were Barrerd Howleher Reese Wilkinson Floyd Davis and Floyd Oliver.
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Greeley
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis
Junior Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Bitional
Barrerd Howleher
Reese Wilkinson
Floyd Davis
Floyd Oliver
British raid on Germany marks seventh successive night
Fragmented report says British attacks on western Germany targeted industrial sites and naval bases near Wilhelmshaven and Kiel, with sustainment of daylight raids across the Channel. Norwegian fortresses and civilian exodus noted. figures mention tens of thousands displaced and ongoing devastation.
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Lanien
Tuna
Explo Shana
Retin Aerosa
Fyenel
Germany
Wilhelmehagrep
Wielaag
Eindeat
Ene
Jaydst
Fianaser
MiRhit
Ralph Hands
Greeley Couple Welcomes New Baby At Home
Stork Express delivers news of a newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Reansteldt of Route 3 Greeley. The infant, born June 22, is named after family tradition and honors parents from the Mussel family.
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Raye Fo
Marcel | Reansteldt
Noute 3
Greeley
Ison
Tha Mussel
Th e Laser Silver Sauces At Ruders Supay Solrice Ad
An ad text touts new Th Geadytch Laser Silver sauces for a car fleet at Ruders Supay Solrice in OLA Sth Are. It promises protection with meninnt sxlds and bleyouls amid unclear wording.
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