Panama Solidarity Declared Over Canal Defense Pact Talks
A pan American pact outlined U S Mexican defense cooperation aims at protecting the Panama Canal and extending air and naval bases across the western hemisphere. Mexico and the United States discuss joint bases Magdalena bay and Atapulos, airfield expansions, and reinforced military transit routes to strengthen regional security.
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Canal
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U. S-Muxican
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Catfornia
Atapulos
Mexico
Merida Netter
Cattal
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Admiralty Demands More Ships for Atlantic Battle
A British admiralty request seeks more ships and hundreds of thousand pounds to reinforce the Atlantic naval effort. Lord Alexander urges swift action, noting the need for destroyers and aircraft, while stressing risks from German submarines and the importance of convoy protection.
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Atlantic
U.S
Mexander
Shipa
Eet
Shy
Roa
Alexander Auld
Athars
Alexander
Dean
Serview
Odeat
Youth thief busted by police in alley car theft
A youth, identified as 11-year-old James Childers, was captured by Officer George Wickert after attempting to steal a car in an alley near 2857 Gilpin Street, Denver. He allegedly admitted to stealing a car and damaging several parked vehicles, totaling around 251 in value.
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Tenyer Nilsen
Tela Joes Poller
Frouiant
Tbr
Five Civilians Killed in Army Truck Crash
Five civilians died in a early morning collision near Fort Devens Ayer Massachusetts when an army supply vehicle struck a car carrying Anthony Ribntek 1 Gerard Pelletier 22 Giga Ptasimick 18 Fritz Stolack 18 Blanche Stolack 16 all of Boston a sister was injured. Navy personnel visiting Fort Devens sustained injuries.
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Mass
el Villas
Auttomobile
Diva Tn Vais
Fave Devens
Anthony Aa
Ribntek
Gerard Pelletier
Giga Ptasimick
Fiith Stolack
Muther Sister
Blanche
Toston
Navy
Fort Devens
Na Euldier
Violinist Ginsburg Plays for Lions Club
Henry Trustman Ginsburg a noted violinist and division of music faculty member at CBOE presented a program for the Lions Club at a local cafe in Maraball. Ming ArgiIta Terrell accompanied, adding musical support to the recital.
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Henry Trustman Ginsburg
Division of Music
CBOE
Mist
Lions Club
Governor to Name Two to Colorado College Board
Governor will appoint two trustees to the Colorado State College of Education board before April 1. The spring meeting will follow the new appointees, with terms of six years. Current members include Republicans Dutcher, Linkley, Kepner, and Rex, while Democrats Apple of Greenley and Savage of Crary ford face expiring terms.
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Lave
Mie Hoard
Clay i. Apple
Greeley
Lestie J. Savage
Crayford
Babe Instruction
Bowd
Adams State Normal
Alanicsa
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College of Gunnizen
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Posit
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Gunnison
Lawrence ‘Linkley
Sterling
Harey ¥. Kepner
Denver
Clifford P. Rex
Alamosa
Tepublicans Excent
Kepner
North Board to Send 900 Of 4950 Registered Draft In County
The North Board plans to induct about 900 men from the 4 690 registered in the district for class A eligibility. Secretary Lloyd Ekired reported preliminary exam results show roughly 20 percent of registrants appear eligible. Of 1 400 who answered questionnaires, 95 are classified as A, 45 awaiting final exams, 19 are A with student deferment, and about 40 more may be available for testing. Manuel Bustamante of Attit received serial 4 590, the district’s newest registrant, with order L878 A. He had been sheep herding in Colorado high country and registered for the first time.
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Lloyd Ekired
Hideed
Uctermenty
Manuel Bustamante
Attit
Bustamante
Eldred
Colorado
Feiday
Novilt Weld
Lst
Army
Greeley
Shinn
Denver
Lonald Wy Kadsas
Fan Eenaridu
Cat
Trausferind Nck
No Change Planned In Grain Storage
Washington March 4 The agriculture department plans no changes to storage rates for 1944 crops to encourage private construction. Officials warn private storage may be needed due to large supplies and concerns over government loan operations meeting demand.
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rAwaukter Press
Wrashington
Tnegel Culture Department
Prominent Greeley farmer dies after attack Monday
Obituary report notes Bywat Dinner a longtime cattle farmer and veteran of World War I who operated farms in the Greeley district. He died Monday at age approximately in his 60s following a dark attack. Survived by wife Mrs Helen Dinner and several children in Greeley, with additional relatives in Denver and Doriver. Funeral arrangements handled by Smith Brothers Vinvinary of Greeley with services at 4410 Neawion street in Denver and interment in Gold eh Cemetery.
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Greeley
Greelay
Mr. Dinner
Ivony Danvar
Berhtes Die
Helle
Plunge
Marguedthe
Shireley
Fithellee
Marsha
Macvin
Thera Wrothwrs
Ainters
Edith Brown
Taton
Harry
Nathan and
Lows
Sol
Denver
Sota Strear
Bertrude Sunshine
Doriver
Neawion Street
Smith Brothers
100 Theatre Tickets To Be Given Drivers
Careful deliers in Greeley will net free theatre passes as police distribute 100 tickets for Curtain Caution at the Riva theatres on Sunday and Monday next. The plan, tied to a novel, involves handing passes to the first 100 cautious drivers. Washington reports President Roosevelt and Morgenthau seek expert help on speed control and related measures.
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Greeley
Tekely —Uits
Creekey
Riva Theatres
Simday
Nest Seeder
Jobe Smith
Kiva
Ue Polive Wiel
Capsula
Kepnold Hatects
Vine Tno Mature
Louise Platt
Ten Cayile
Hrme Cabot
Beadtm
Coe
Weather Local 24 Hours Ending 8 A M Wednesday
Weather snapshot shows varying conditions across states. Colorado area mainly cloudy with rain or snow. Wyoming partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with colder extremes. Montana partly cloudy to Thursday with warmer conditions east. New Mexico mostly cloudy east and scattered showers west. Nebraska cloudy with showers and possible thunder. temperatures list scattered for Amarillo Chicago Denver Paso etc.
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Mary Clandy
Wyoming
Mortly Elandy
Gould
Montana
Divine
New Mexico
Porlion
Nebraska
Crouldy
Amarillo
Chicago
Denver
Paso
Leaders Agree To Avoid Curb On Army Use
Senate leaders moved to oppose proposed amendments restricting American armed forces abroad. The debate centered on limiting power in the Western Hemisphere and preventing a “blank check” for future expenditures. Amendments sought to curb executive authority and define defense asset transfers despite opposition from some senators.
Forecasts Made on Spring Wheat Crop Prospects
Chicago March 6 preliminary estimates by four experts indicate United States winter wheat production in the belt may total between 605 million and 725 million bushels. Last year’s crop was 659 million, with the two prior years close to 671 million.
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Chicago
United States
Willy Syevara
Britain Ends Bulgarian Relations and Reds Seek Romanian Bases
Fragmented local notices describe Britain severing relations with Bulgaria and Reds seeking Romanian naval bases, plus a chaotic mix of municipal actions. Fire department alarms and street tree work appear alongside property rezoning petitions and water contract updates amid unclear chaos.
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Britain
Beet Growers To Meet G. W. On Scale Fri
Beet Growers meet Four State Contract committee and Great Western Sugar to discuss the 1941 lower contract terms. Dennis Wiegsatt says the Denver session with Frank Kemp will, for the first time, unite representatives from Montana Wyoming Nebraska and Colorado to review seven proposals for contract improvements.
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Weslern Sugar Company
Frank Kemp
Ha Company
Denver
Browers
Amaneesd
Tate
Berndary
Te Mountain States Bed Growers Marketing Association
Keni
Campusell
Montana
Wye
Siebraski
Colorado
Priday
Wiegsatt
Henpecked Man Slays Four in Family Tragedy
In district court Arthur Pellerin confessed to killing four relatives described as his wife Mrs Pearh Pelle ri 59 his mother-in-law Mrs cart Blevene 59 his brother George Stevens 13 and Flora Wentyarth, a relative, stating he was henpecked. The case details a fatal family massacre tied to alleged domestic pressure.
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March S
Arthur Pellerin
Poline Us
Arraly
Olay Wit
Vietims
Mra
Pearh Pelleri
Milhand
Cart Blevene
George Stevens
Flora Wentyarth
Au Val
Eldridge Reports Conference on Labor Camp Plan
Eldridge, superintendent of Greeny settlers, outlined opposition to a proposed labor camp colony in Greeley during discussions in Washington and Atlantic City. Officials noted water supply limits and school funding concerns, with a public meeting set for 7:30 at the junior high school to discuss the project.
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FSA
Eld
Hépe
Greeny Settlors
Mir. Eldridge
Washlixton
D. C
Lie Howe
Admi
Atlantic City
Hidridge
FSA Offidals
Washington
PGA
Walter Oitside
Wilson
Rei
Wilapeak Pnit
Lublleia
Atlena
Colorado House Deliberates On Fishing and Dancing Bill
In an afternoon session Speaker Homer Pearson led the Colorado House as it advanced a second reading of a reform bill aimed at restructuring state government and prospectively delaying debate until tomorrow. The measure proposes separate licenses for hunting deer and elk, bans banners, and raises the license fee for killing game from $2.59 to $5.00.
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Lefora
Senate
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Alost
Aud
Genean
Withidrawly
Tokyo
Jaynes
Thailand
Pralunil
Ohlita Lorex
Cau
Ketorasu Arinisiien Aypirea Byiday Alent
British Storm Isle Off Norway
British reports claim Dutch forces landed on an island off northern Norway seized prisoners after bombardment and withdrawal. German and Norwegian captives were taken. British retreat described as hasty as vessels departed Norwegian waters.
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Prensa
London
Norweay
Uluedl Hist
Yugoslave Turn to Axis Threats Grow Amid Balkan Turmoil
Reports from Vienna trace General Ion Antonescu's rush to confer with Reichsmarshall as Romania faces Russian demands over Black Sea bases. Britain warns Bulgaria of possible further actions while Belgrade mobilizes and imposes capital curbs. Yugoslav leaders seek to avoid Axis pressure with talks in Belgrade and potential adhesion considerations.
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Vienna
Gaering
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Russia
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Romania
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Hilleh
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