Germans Deny New York Stories on Hitler Peace Moves Near
Foreign dispatches report German denials of New York stories about peace overtures to Britain via Madrid. Berlin dismisses talk as nonsense while British ministers warn against complacency as Germany toys with potential talks and Italy’s side still looms. Germany seeks to test conditions for possible negotiations through royal channels amid late June chatter.
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New York
DIL
Britain
Germany
Englava
NBC
Europs
Berlin Announces Indo-China Governor Appointments
Reports from Tor deaux say Vice Admiral Joan Decoux, a naval expert, is appointed Trench Catraua and recalled for coordination of French interests in Indo-China, New Caledonia, and other territories. Jose Caston named special commissioner for political affairs with the French ministry. Pierre Rolason designated high commissioner for Africa and surrounding territories.
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Associated Presa Srl
Ratio Sednesday
Tordeaux
Joan Decoux
Trench Catraua
Legion Reposal
Fianes
Indies
Jose Caston
Frestch “Colana
Indo-China
New Caledonia
French Creante
Pierre Rolason
French ‘Equatorial Atrea
Enutionist
Atrica
West Attica
Cameroon
Toga
J Boyd Patterson to Preach at United Presbyterian Church
Reverend J Boyd Patterson will deliver the Sunday morning sermon at 11 at the United Presbyterian Church. Patterson recently became superintendent in the Synod of Nebraska, following his regular pastorate at Sim Hoge Callt. The sermon focus and quotes indicate a formal installation and message to the congregation.
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United Presbyterian
J. Boyd Patteragn
Atisé Slena
Synod of Nebraska
Ate
Patterson
Sim Hoge
Fort Collins Woman and Brighton Man Die in Frederick Crash
A two-vehicle collision at the Main Corner near Frederick, northern Colorado, hospitalized seven and killed two. Mrs. Jane Hist Pont, 41, of Fort Collins, and Charley Post, 21, of Fort Collins, died from injuries. The crash occurred as both cars traveled about 50 miles per hour. a stop sign violation at a nearby intersection is noted by authorities.
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Fort Collins
Brighton
Main Corner
Frederick
Associated Prosar Loughtout
Colorado
Fredertet
Mra
Jane Hist Pont
Port Collins
Indaw
Charles William Post
Menuinelywer
Matthew Gels
Beighton
St. Vrain
Post
Jack Post
Charles
William Pont
Longmont
Charley Post
Lillian Montrose Genham
Frost Rand
Ellis
Kans
Fred Rand
Mitchael Getz
Caus
Bruses
Hoth Hye
Tivelyn Gels
Matthew
Roy Calhoun
Gralani
Calhoun
Geta
British Say Part Of French Fleet Safe In North Africa
London reports tell that units of the French fleet, possibly the best, sailed to North African ports for safety despite the Vichy government’s stance. Britons greeted the news as they endured another pre dawn Luftwaffe raid, the eleventh in nine days, with bombs dropped in northeast Scotland.
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North Africa
London
Nazi Bombers Raid Harbors in England
A night raid by German bombers struck English harbors and air facilities according to a Berlin communique. The objective was retaliation for British attacks, with occupation forces reported advancing in occupied France as part of broader wartime operations.
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England
Berlin
Armen
High Command
Germany
Garinst
Roosevelt Signs Over One Billion For Relief Cost
President Roosevelt signed a $1,157,711,257 relief bill into law to fund eight months of aid starting July 1. The act sets aside $325,600,000 for national defense projects and carries a provision allowing an eight month extension if needed, with authority for the president and WPA to extend.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
Whellington
WPA
Congress
No Fee Charged for Parade Entries
Bruce Miller announced there will be no entry fee for floats or exhibits in the Greeley Spud Rodeo parade on July 4. He answered inquiries confirming the parade committee provides free entry.
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Greeley
Five Arrested For Firing Off Firecrackers
Five young men were jailed in Greeley Wednesday night for violating the city ant fireworks ordinance. Two were held overnight and fined $6.80 each after conviction in police court. three posted $6 bonds but were released to await further proceedings. Names include Gia Klor and Pate Neubauer. others were Ted Hudson Harold van Hert and Ronald White. Police reported extra firecracker explosions near Tyriration Point and Glenmure Park but could not identify the culprits. Chief A G Huiter vowed strict enforcement of the fireworks ban within city limits.
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Greeley City
Greeley
Gia Klor
Pate Neubauer
Ted Hudson
Fort Golling
Harold Tan Hert
Grealey
Ronald White
Milliken
Hudout Q
Teland Grove Park
Hudson
Motel Trouver
Tneyiration Point
Glenmure Park
A. G. Huiter
Hunter
North Eleventh Avenue
Hoover Support from Colorado Delegation Emerges
Fragmented OCR report notes Colorado Republicans show early support for Herbert Hoover at a state delegation caucus. On the first ballot Hoover leads with a Colorado vote and some delegates indicate they would back Hoover or a rival, while Taft and others hold minor blocks.
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Prhiadeinhiz
Herbert Hoover
Colorado
Hoover
Robert A. Taftamy
Atx
Wendell B
Wille
Styles Miklgos
Thomarch
Laney
Ten Greeley Families Offer England War Waifs
Ten Greeley families have agreed to take children from England during the war, per Mrs. George F. Gillis, president of the Greeley chapter of the American Association of University Women. A cablegram from the British Association of University Women urged Americans to accept English children for the duration of the conflict. Mrs. Gillis said the request was relayed to national AAW headquarters Friday afternoon.
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Greeley
England
University Peanlo L
Great Britain
George F. Gills
American Association of Unite Voralty
A.A. W
Uriligh Association of University Women
Americana
Europe
Two Damage Suits Filed Against Graefe
Two damage suits filed in district court allege injuries from a collision near the north city limits of Fort Collins on November 2. Plaintiffs Mrs Adele Alnford and Mr Grae Hawkins seek 4534 and 0171 dollars respectively against William Graefe of Ant. A Fort Collins man was fined 3.50 for a traffic violation in the police court session held Wednesday.
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Domige
William Graefe
Anit
Yomue
Fort Collins
Ny Nuta
Aull
Eara
J. N. Putayd
Ark Callins
Gracie
Ealliden
Adedle Alnford
Oaks
Grae Hawkins
Wort Colina
Romania Accepts Soviet Demands on Bessarabia as Hungary Clash Looms
Romania signaled acceptance of Soviet demands for Bessarabia and other territories while mobilizing forces in Transylvania near the Hungarian border. Officials say King Carol seeks good relations with the USSR but will resist Hungary’s bids to regain Transylvania, with Axis powers advising restraint.
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Rumania
Bessarabia
Hungary
Asto
Ttuseia
Bessaraba
Portiven Gucovina
Transylvania
Hungaria Trantier
Tagary
Tost
Tuniaitia
Wnion
I Delegulan
Carol
Tucata
Thucharest
Thumanta
Russia
Dicker
Besgarabia
Rionanis
Lief Temsin
Hed
Grand Council
War Ministry
Germany
Italy
Cie
Longth
New Cigarette Taxes Soon Increase Prices Across Colorato
Retail cigarette prices in Groeley and Colorato will rise to offset a 26 cent per thousand federal tax increase. Leading manufacturers announce wholesale hikes of 29 and 30 cents per thousand. Denver jobbers expect a 14 cent per pack rise, with a 7 to 8 cent spread. Carton prices may climb, and wholesalers like Hoynola Tobacco and Yeastenby et Meyers plan per thousand increases. This marks the first wholesale price change since 1997.
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Groeley
Colorato
Denver
Thak. J. Hoynola Tobacca Company
Joubers
Yeatenby
Ietsgett & Meyers Company
Crutan
Moves for Hoover and McNary Begin as 10 Republicans Nominated
At the Philadelphia Republican National Convention, early ballots show Dewey leading Taft and Willkie with McNider and Vandenberg also strong. Reports flag tension over Hoover dynamics and possible support shifts from Sen. McNary, amid last minute vote counts and bloc alignments. A separate fire incident in Pueblo caused a fatal kitchen accident, injuring no one else and triggering emergency response.
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Hell
Philadelphia
Robert A. Tat
Wendell White
Thomas E. Dewey
Beven Gliese
Bern
Hoover
Parle
Charles L. Memary
Wrogan
Tait
Watsiington McNary
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Erder
Joseph W. Mary
Mt. Met
Arthur H.patterson
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Colorado
Republicao
Folr
Fast
Dewey
Bridges
Soover
Hivee Willkle
Gamnett
Foster
Taft
Stillkls
Ganport
Vandenbore
Jones
Town
Tut- Tort McNider
Kansas
Arthur Capper
Arentor
Kentucky
Vandenbarg
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Mee Nider
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Joseph Martin
Willkie
Michigan
Minnesota
Vandenpure
MeNider
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Mustifield
Vines
Gannett F
Jamcals
Tne
Vanderburg
Wille
Local Men at Chrysler Dinner Highlight Event
Digest of features shows a Chrysler dinner attended by local men. Page 2 lists styles from South America while page 4 offers photos from Menn Library dedication. Page 6 covers Bly Thompson Canon and a mountaineering note. Page 10ils desserts for summer and student housing. Page 17 summer theatre opens and page 18 reports Japan sending warships to India and China. Page 20 continues.
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Chrysler
South America
Menn Library
Dedic- Hom
Bly Thompson
Pago Grek
Mount Evans
Summmer
Hombre
Japan
China
International Cosmopolitans To Meet Here
Virginia Denel reports that the International Cosmopolitan club in Greeley plans to host the 1941 Cosmopolitan International convention, with Greeley as a key site and sessions split between Greeley and Iola Park. An expected 1,000 attendees from the U.S. and Canada are anticipated. the local club meets biweekly at The Pines and was chartered in 1922.
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Ohlo
Cosmopolitan International
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Greeley
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I Ns
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Canada
Japanese Raiders Bombard Chinese Capital Again
News from China reports another air raid on Hankow with three waves and widespread bombardment by Japanese Gomlers. Casualty figures were not immediately clear, following their 16th raid on the provisional capital.
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Gomlers
China
Ocbanagking
Hankow
Lils
Chineae
Glen Marshall
County Boards Deprived of Relief Power
The state public welfare board announces new rules prohibiting county commissioners from awarding relief funds except in emergencies after cases go through state review. The action follows instances of improper relief disbursement and lack of investigation by several counties, with Finertane County cited as an example.
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Public Welfare Board
Soyaro Santric
Ruting
Marl
Kouns
Casey
Huua Tie
Sonid Soutien
Finertane
Kontis
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