Judge Holds 63 Japs Guilty in Draft Case
In Wyoming Heart Mountain center 63 JapaneseAmerican residents were found guilty without jury of failing to report for draft preinduction exams. Judge Kennedy reserved exceptions. trial occurred June 12 to 19. Case cites relocation rights clouding reporting duties, Powell draft board orders in question.
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Wyo
T. Blake Hannedy Jay
Wyoming
Jidge Kennedy
Dame Oll Standal
Wehe
Heart Mountain Relocation Center
Mouthwestern
Jige Kennedy Uween
Wien
Ethe
Iito
Li Powell
Wya
Draft’ Board
Fowell
Heart Mountain
Kennedy
Wyoming University Honors Gen Pershing and Others
Wyoming University awarded about one hundred degrees and three honorary degrees at commencement. General John J Pershing received an honorary Doctor of Laws while Dr James Fulton Zimerman of the University of New Mexico spoke. Other honorees included John Hay of Rock Springs and James French Sues of California. Wilson, a Wyoming alumnus, also graduated in 1913.
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Iman jLarpide
Wyo
John J
Recreation Orchestra Concert Planned by Greeley Group
The Greeley Recreation program plans a summer season concert by the Recreation Orchestra with a small admission charge. Forty three members are enrolled with Elizabeth O'Neil as chairman and Bill Wilkinson as secretary. Marguerite Lytle directs rehearsals.
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Greeley
Elizabeth O'Neil
Bill Wilkinson
Bryce Anderson
Mildred Tregoning
Marguerite Lytle
Warden Uses Noise to Fend Deer From Hills
In Spearfish a game warden gathered 40 to 60 youths with bells tin pans and other noisemakers to scare deer driven from the Black Hills by winter. The plan aimed to return the deer to the hills without injury and it reportedly succeeded as the deer fled back.
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Harris
Black Hilla
Underpass widening discussed by county and Great Western
Weld county commissioners and Great Western Railroad and Great Western Sugar officials met in Johnstown to plan widening the underpass that carries the highway beneath the railroad. They debated a 26 to 30 foot top, 11 foot clearance, and cost sharing with dirt and labor supplied by the county and company. Local official A William Hanson will decide after further community talks.
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Johnstown
Weld County
Great Weatern Railroad
Great ‘Western Sugar Company
Great Western
Tapani
Cornistoner A. William
Hanson
D. J. Roach
Great ‘Western Railroad
Caltwell Martin
Road
James Mas0n
Colorado
Great Wester
Frank Gorom
Railford
Frank Whiting
Loveland
Robart G. Smith
Atac
Forest Fire Reported Near Masonville in Colo
First forest fire of the year in the Masonville area west of Fort Collins was believed extinguished at noon today. Forest service officials had called to the blaze after training 30 volunteer firefighters in Poudre canyon last night. The fire covered about one acre.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Masonville
Here
Forest Service
Poudre Canyon
Lt Col Stephens To Address Exchange Club Meeting
Lieutenant Colonel Roy Stephens will be guest speaker at the Inch eon Exchange club. Luncheon is scheduled for 12 15 at K P ball.
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Incheon
Exchange Club
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Man Fined and Imprisoned for Assaulting Daughter
David Barells age 46 received 90 days in jail and a 975 fine after conviction for assault and battery against his daughter Frances Tarelia 20. Judge D F Matheson said the family could manage without the man’s aid. Barells arrested near Mead by Deputy Sheriff Glen Briggs while intoxicated.
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Coutw
D.F. Matheson
Frances Tarelia
Matheson
Barella
Liberty Hall
Mead
Glen Briggs
Briggs
Hiquor
Pocketbook Lost By Grain Buyer In City Fringe Restaurants
A M Corkins, grain and stock buyer, told police Sunday he lost a pocketbook containing about 500 to 600 dollars in one hundred dollar bills. He lives at 1543 Ninth Avenue and could not confirm how many bills were inside. He reported the loss at either of two fringe restaurants.
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A. M. Corkins
Ninth Avenue
Navy reports loss of destroyer Fechteler in Mediterranean action
The destroyer escort Fechteler was lost in combat in the Mediterranean during the month. Next of kin have been notified. Skipper Et. Calvert Burke Gui of Baltimore is among the survivors. The Fechteler, 1300 tons, was built for convoy protection and commissioned July 1, 1848. Total navy losses in this war reach 161 ships. POWs back at work in Worland Wyoming after a protest shutdown. Knelpp elected president of the Intermountain Typographical Conference for two years. Secretary treasurer William Snyder reelected. western Nebraska locals invited to join.
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Washington
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Mediterranean
Navy
Navy Department
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Ecb
Vaat
St Va
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Gils
Fechteter
Lont
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ITU
Denver
Jack Knelpp
Grand. Junction
Intermountain
William Snyder
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Nebraska Unia
Cowboy Voice Beats Clark in Idaho Primary Nomination
An Idaho primary results report shows Glen H. Taylor defeating Bemator D. Worth Clark by 216 votes for the Democratic senatorial nomination. Taylor’s 16,711 to Clark’s 10,495 votes set up a November clash with Gov. C. Bottelisen. Goering’s defense plan and other items appear in a mixed wire summary.
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Alager
D. Worth Clark
Idaho
Clark
Mare
Taylor
John Thomas
Gov. C. &. Bottelisen
Rapublicas
Goering
London
Rancom
France
Tat
Algiers
Reichsmarshal
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
A Weal
Atlande
Walla
Ribbentrop Likely Pressures Finns From Helsinki Visit
Reports from Stockholm claim German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop visited Helsinki for two days to urge Finns to keep fighting with Nazi Germany. The Helsinki confirmation could not be obtained directly.
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Joachim von Ribbentrop
Helsinki
Helnigki
von Ribbentrop
Gala Picnic Planned for Island Grove Park Tuesday
Directors announce all day picnic at Island Grove Park with supervised activities for children. Transport arranged from multiple playgrounds. parents may drive or ride share. Children to bring lunch, enjoy ice cream courtesy of Meattow Creamery. events include races and games. note mentions World War I era trade context?
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Island Grove Park
Charles Phaw
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