Hitler Legions Make Headway Against Russ
A June 24 dispatch from Ankara reports heavy fighting as German forces push toward northern Poland and advance into Russian territory. Soviet reports claim vast destruction in Warsaw and Constanta, with parachute troops deployed and flames spreading to multiple cities.
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Solons Move To Separate Air Forces
A conference in Washington with Representatives Mad and Gamers and Senators McCarran and others discussed pushing for a separate air force. McCarran expects a Senate military affairs hearing on his bill, while Damora and Mande plan actions in the House on expenditures and a study by committee members.
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War Wires Report German Advances and Finnish Air Activity
War dispatches describe German advances near Kaunas and Brest Litovsk with Russian and German forces in play, while Finland reports Soviet incursions and bomber activity over the archipelago. London confirms air ministry tallies on two weeks of nighttime raids over France and German targets, with pilots saved and losses noted.
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Fragmentary congress remarks on air force proposal
A muddled speech fragment notes concerns over a separate air force proposal. Osmers urges caution saying it could delay national defense and public opinion should guide the solution, while criticizing Secretary Sthinson's push to reorganize the navy air corps as a step that may backfire.
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FDR Backs Enlistments With British and Chinese Forces
President Roosevelt voiced strong approval of American volunteers joining foreign militaries to aid England and China. He noted volunteers would face no combat duty here if retained abroad and reiterated that joining the British or Chinese services is possible under existing law. The British plan would recruit technical specialists for three years, with pay and provisions, while volunteers for China would be exempt from draft.
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Ed Johnson Says Colorado Producers Made Defense Goat
Ed Johnson of Colorado argues that Averlat stockman and tungsten producer has faced unequal sacrifices under the administration policy. He says shortsighted actions shift trade and markets away from domestic stock growers and miners to foreign valley interests.
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Soviet Resist Call Stirred by Wisconsin Meeting
Chicago talks by Joseph E. B. Davis, U S Slavia ambassador to Husain from 1980 to 193, urge stand during Nazi Soviet friction. Marlen, special assistant to the secretary of state, predicts substantial Russian resistance and possible guerrilla warfare if the Soviet line falters. Davis cites German, Russian military strength estimates and discusses Finland and Hessian fronts amid doubts about totalitarian defense. Also reports Alapiosa county names Winter Storms as county clerk after Van Kloet resigns.
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Reorganizing Defense Setup Is Planned
Washington announces a major reorganization aimed at streamlining defense production. The Office of Production Management creates commodity sections and industry advisory committees for key sectors to prevent inter division overlap and speed decisions on production purchases and priorities.
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Denver Child Killed By Car In Tragic 1934 Incident
A boy named Alvin Moriseti riding a bicycle was struck and killed by a car on 26th Street. His sister Deverly Jean, 3, was thrown clear and suffered serious injuries. The driver, Mrs. Amy Horst, 86, said she did not see them before the collision. The death is noted as a fatality in 1934. News lines also mention a June air heat wave across Manitoba and New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad car loadings for late June 1930 figures.
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High Bids Stall Letting Of U S 66 Improvement Project
Denver June 24 Expressing dissatisfaction with bidding results for 10.876 miles of U S Highway 66 from Grand Junction to Fruita State Highway Engineer Charles D Watt said he would delay letting a contract until conferring with Gov Ralph L Carr The lowest bid was 374697 30 by Knudson and Forestre of Kansas City plus Estes Park Village Other bids included Denver firms Monaghan Venkin Construction and others The department plans to reserve 10 of bid amount for contingencies but only 330000 is available The project total and bidding details reflect concerns about scope and funding adjustments under consideration.
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Sentenced for Sabotage in Puerto Rico Calamity
In San Juan Puerto Rico on June 21 Captain More Galeni of the exchanged civilian tanker Colorado was sentenced to five years in U S district court. His crew of 48 received three year sentences each for damaging their vessel and causing it to enter harbor here. Social Hour for the college event was postponed to Wednesday night due to the disruption.
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Mrs Isabelle Gianulis Dies in San Diego
Mrs Isabelle Gianulis of 1228th Ave San Diego California widow of John Gianulis and mother of Shirley Suzanne and Virginia Ann Gianulis. Daughter of Mrs J J Diedrich. Survived by Arcadia Starkey of San Diego and Kathryn Porter of Silverton. Arrangements incomplete.
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Man Accused Of Murder In Sheridan
A first degree murder charge was filed in Sheridan against Alfred Dentrisch for fatally beating Liszt Nellie 23 in a quarrel early today. County Attorney Philip S. Garbutt filed the information in Justice of the Peace FB Birchley’s court. arraignment set for tomorrow afternoon. Deltech reported his wife’s death Sunday morning. Garbutt said Dentrisch admitted striking her several times in a quarrel after leaving a dance.
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Denverite Fails In death by own action Try And Decides To Live
Denver police report Hugh J. Reilly, 64, shot himself in the chest Friday to end sinus trouble. He walked around two days with a self inflicted wound before seeking help, but survived after recalling a doctor.
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Dentist Lost in Idaho Search Extends for Salt Lake Dentist
Civilian conservation corps enrollees joined volunteers in a broad search across southeastern Mano timberlands for Dr. E. A. Hunt, a Salt Lake dentist missing since Sunday. Ashton, Idaho, June 24. The effort aims to locate the missing physician amid rugged terrain and limited clues.
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Body St. Vrain flood victim recovered in canyon rescue
Brent Longmont June 24 The body of Earth Hour 35 swept away by a flash flood in St Vrain canyon was found late today by enrollees and volunteers half a mile below the cabin. The flood carried Hour away as his wife and three children escaped to higher ground. Hour returned to the cabin to aid his wife and was pulled from the water after digging the canopy clear.
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Wells Cut Down As Government Claims Scarcity
Baton Rouge La June 24 OW men describe a plentiful Gulf coast oil field scene while officials discuss reduced Louisiana well output for July. An order to cut 50 tankers from the Gulf Atlantic coast routes is cited as driving the shortage, according to Jono J Metzger Jr chief engineer of the Louisiana department of minerals.
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