Peace Treaty Ends Finnish War With Terms Set
Soviet Russia signs a peace treaty with Finland, granting independence and ceding territories. Helsinki reports show Finnish leaders resignations and public unease as negotiations wrap up, with Sweden and Norway urged to reinforce defense.
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Epiice
Perpat Velsinki
Uealust
Yieiding
Gorps
Mazellan
Mosco
Forton
Kinnan
AMCO
Sinseer Jahn Niuukanen
Win Hannu
Devauste Chey
Alno Tanner
Finland
Carl Gustaf Mannerlet Waa
Kyestl Kultio
Wieland
Titlethal
Sweden
Norway
Great Britain
France
Tuesaday
Te Pirie
Joni
Bit ‘Lanver
Phin Finsud
Fistand
Stukborn
Olen Alwergers
Granteil
Reuters
Helsinki
Navas
Havas
Joe Niukkanen
K. Hannula
Foreign Office
Weller
Bintan
Flens
Gomsersvative Svenska Dagvladet
City Civil Service Exams for Fireman Post Scheduled
The City Civil Service Commission plans examinations for a fireman position following Ayars resignation. Mayor Colpitty reports the panel may certify candidates within 30 days. Examinations will precede certification, with applications via the city clerk and commission ratification.
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City Civil Service Commission
Ayars
Graelty
Senetrl Service Commission
Yaerney
Alyars
M. Colpitty
Etrh Servicg
Hed & Meating But
Ity
Gaunel
Mra
Chia G.awey
Denver
Rea. Abney
White Fourteenth
Str
George
Davis
Coudell
Jol Hyrng
D. Mtomires
Fort Loydon
Mont J Mages
Ely Tall
Iy Clark
Water Colleelor
A. Winnent
Cathe Hagene
Hetty
Reed In Wichita Hospital From Hit And Run Injuries
Ira E. Reed, 75, of Greeley, is recovering in a Wichita hospital after a hit and run accident while crossing a street. He was visiting his sister Grice Reed and was struck near dusk. Reed suffered a severe facial bruise, shoulder injuries, and a possible broken hand. Mrs. Reed traveled to Wichita, and son Jervals Reed, publisher of the Garden City Telegram, went to Wichita after learning of the injury.
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Ira E. Reed
Thirterway, Avenue
Greeley
Wichita
Kan
Mr. Reed
Grice Reed
State Industrial Board Orders Rates Charged For Compensation Cut
A March 13 notice reports the Colorado State Industrial Board ordering reductions averaging about 4 per cent on workers compensation insurance rates charged to employers. The commission estimated the total saving effective May 4, 1940, with employers’ payments reduced by roughly $26 per year according to two sources.
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State Industrial Board
Colorado
Idustrial
Towa Senator Would Protest Red Terms
Senator Cette from Iowa urged protest against terms tied to Russia’s actions in Finland. Gillette of the Senate foreign relations committee proposed severing diplomatic ties to signal U S antipathy to unjustified aggressions.
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Towa
Consoct
Trassy
Washington
Cette
Iowa
Tra
U.S
Russia
Finland
Gillette
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Ruesht Ag
Joint meeting of Greeley clubs set for March 24
A joint gathering of the National Annuity League and Townsend club in Greeley is planned for Thursday March 24 at 7 30 pm in the Margro Rag of the Cam Wouke. Hooper is announced as guest speaker with festerupl or dern noted in the program.
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Annuity
Townsend
Greeley Clubs
Annuuity League
Townsend Club
Thureday
Lev
Te Hooper
Increase for Big Thompson Goes To House
Washington March 12 Immediate increase of a million dollars in the construction fund for the Coin rale Big Thompson transmewastalstic version project was put up to the house after senate approval without objection. The bill moves to conference where House members must accept if an increase is to remain. Adams said the extra funds reduce the original 1 850 090 estimate to 1 000 000.
Escapes Injury In Ditched Car On Alalau Road
Theodore Jeffers, 20, of Rowe One Loveland escaped injury when his car left the Alalau road near a pit and did not overturn. Minor damage occurred to two other vehicles driven by A. T. Peterman and Loot Colt near 1416 Twelfth Avenue. No injuries were reported.
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Theodore Jeffers
Rowe One
Loveland
Ailau
Jeffers
A. T. Peterman
Walking Apartments
Colt Qnan
Seventh Street
Twelfth Avenue
Worker Injured When Tire Falls on Him
Max Ishigura, 24, of 112 Bihth girget, sustained nine fractured vertebrae at 8:30 a.m. when a tractor wheel with rubber irrigation water recoiled and fell. He was employed by Klein Implement Company and was pulling the wheel when the accident occurred at the Graeley Hospital referenced in the report.
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Max Ishigura
Fim
Ishigura
Tu Tyan 11
Klein Implement Commony
Graeley
Committee Probes Allied Aircraft Exports to Allies
A military subcommittee moved to examine the administration’s policy for releasing military planes and sales terms to foreign powers. Secretary Woodring is to testify first, with Assistant Secretary Lewis Johnson backing the stance. The issue has sparked fierce congressional debate and may figure in a White House meeting with interdepartmental leaders including Morgen than.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Morgenthan
Gallup Jail Breakers Caught Near Las Vegas
Four jailbreakers captured just south of Las Vegas in northeastern New Mexico after a two day state chase and running gun battle with officers. Names include Lynn Fryback Donald Cawls and brothers James and Pat Thompson tied to various crimes. Thompson brothers wounded in the pursuit.
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Tresso Santa Fe
Maren
Kane
Las Vegas
New, Mexico
Hattia
Lynn ‘Fryback
Donald Cawls
Fort Waynn
Waya
Janes
Pat Thompson
Sacramento
Calif
Thompson
Greeley Dealers Offer Reward for Biggest White Duck
Greeley electrical dealers post a contest offering five dollars for the largest white duck produced in No Colorado. The event occurs Saturday with judging at noon, details given at the usual broadcast site on Wighth street. The winner is announced after the broadcast and prize money paid immediately. The duck will feature in an Electrical Jubilee demonstration attracting thousands.
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Greeley
No, Colorado
Tie Greeley Electrical League
KPIKA
Electricil
State Brand Inspection Tightening Planned
The state board recommends lighter laws after a meeting with Colorado Stock Growers and Feeders associations to curb forged shipping permits and stolen cattle offered at auction rings. Officials note railroads will not accept livestock without approved brands, and owners distant from the sale may be unable to prove theft. Ella Strong Denison, widow of Dr. Cynyles Denison, dies in San Diego. Estate of Mrs Stabel Wadsworth valued at $116,164.85 listed in Longmont area probate.
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Culyiadelvestork Inayeclian Commisson Witat
Javis
Toy S. Lobdell
Iard
Gad
Peruita
Gale
Laudell
Colorado
Associated Press
Deaver
Ella Strong Denigen
Ciynyles Denison
San Diego
Calif
Orm Wadsworth
Houlkler
Mra
Stabeliates Wadsworth
Longmontang
Monier County Court
Banking Committee Set to Hear Morgenthau Officials
The Senate Banking Committee opened today to hear Secretary Morgenthau and Treasury officials before voting on legislation granting authority to purchase foreign currencies. Senator Townsend, Republican of Delaware, who sponsored the bill, argued for an up or down vote at the next meeting as two members remained to decide.
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Shingtant
Mare
Senate
Seretry Morganthau
Allier
Townsend
Delaware
Bedford Describes State Revenue Fund As Healthy
Bedford reports the state revenue fund in very healthy condition with eight months of the biennium completed. Despite an anticipated end of biennium deficit of 31.98 million dollars, revenues and disbursements shown are positive. Noonan notes after governor approved 18 thousand dollars off appropriations the current deficit was 41,759.98 but could be cleared by unanticipated revenues.
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Tradkion Ireis
Denver
Fieri
Utate
Colnritilo
Audiny Womer FP
Bedford
Awiltor
Wits
Jane
Ralph Lat
A. Svonan
Noonnn
General Assembly
Curcont Ufennatam
Noonan
Mrs. Louise Ague 79 Dies in Greeley Hospital
Mrs. Louise Ague aged 79 died Tuesday afternoon at Greeley hospital after 49 years in the city. She is survived by son Raleigh Newland of Seattle and daughter Mrs Byalyn Hams of Greeley, plus four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Louisa Agus
Greeley Hoafital
Hore-Belisha calls for full wartime conduct debate
London March 13 Parliament faced a stormy session as Hore-Belisha, recently dismissed war minister, urged a formal debate on Britain's entire conduct of the war. He attacked the government while Prime Minister Chamberlain held back on immediate commitments.
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Hore-Belisha
Gaasbéinted Press
London
Britain
Greeley Milk Quality Under Sharper Health Checks
Health officials report a tighter inspection program on Greeley milk after an agreement linking city oversight with county health services. Dr Fountain and Dr Lester outline new testing for keeping quality and safety, including bacteria limits, sediment presence, and pasteurization indicators, with plans for ongoing routine checks and public health reassurance.
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Greeley
Daleits Wil
Lieve
Fonatain
Hae County Health
George A. Senin
Foiptaih
Schillt
Thie Csmiell
Vince Choelty
Tesla
Maida Interta
Fountain Sai
Greeley Rallis
Yast
Mike Las Y
Prk. dl
Teste
Clyt Tesh
Anil
Usplastig
Jen le Be
Lester
Glou
Hoover Says Finnish Peace Marks Sad Day
Former President Hoover declares the Finnish peace terms a sad day for civilization. He says the peace terms fail to meet immediate emergencies and that the organization will continue work to support civilization despite the crisis.
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Hoover
Midwest roads stalled as drizzle and cold grip region
Reported freezing rain and plummeting temperatures disrupted travel across the Midwest. Snow cover blankets Nebraska and parts of Michigan while northern winds push icy spans from Wisconsin through Indiana and Illinois. Authorities note dangerous travel conditions and lingering outages as crews work to clear affected routes.
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Middle Western
West Vanderwarf
Chicago
Ail Nowa
Springfield
Rentham
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ung
Lafoyotte
Michigatt
Nepraska
Bent County Pioneer Charged in Tenant Shooting Death
Charley Scammon, 73, Bent County pioneer, was charged today with staying his farm tenant John Davis in a dispute over goats. Davis was shot at close range with a shotgun during the quarrel over goats grazing on trees Scammon planted.
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Pesa Las Animas
Golo
Maren
Charley Scammon
Bent County
John Davis
Davis
Fara
Wagner Scores Amendments to Labor Status
Senator Wagner, a Democrat from New York, backs amendments to the Smith plan as a route to stronger labor policy. He supports “sound” changes and wants a better national labor policy, while opposing the Smith amendment’s broader scope. The measures would create a new labor board and shift several administrative duties to an independent officer.
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Warhington
Wager
New York
Harelaine
Wagner
Senate
Italy Votes Huge Budget for Army and Navy
March 13 report notes Italy's 7279,000,900 budget approval for army and navy after War Secretary General Ahal fo Seddu asserted readiness to defend liberty with 1,000,000 trained troops and a fortified Alpine bulwark. Germany to supply most weapons, easing Tralan government concerns.
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Tome
Ue Bagetut
Amber
Italy
Leauler
Ahalfo Seddu
Uetton
Finland
Mussina
Tralan
Germany
France
France to Execute German Spy Woman Named Eugenie Guga
Marseilles March 13 The first death sentence for espionage in France was imposed by a military court on Eugenie Guga a German woman. The ruling marks a stern example in wartime efforts to curb espionage.
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France
Assciatok Persa
Marseilles
Alice
Eugenie Guga
Kansas City Politician Convicted in Tax Case
Kansas City march 13 Matthew 5 Murray once a top Missouri figure and closely tied to Pendergast was convicted of federal income tax evasion by Judge Albert J Reeves who noted he owed 577.28 dollars in back taxes.
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Kansas City
Matthew
Murray
Missouri
Ton Pendergast
Aston
Albert J. Reeves
Indian Gunman Slays British Administrator
An Indian gunman shot and killed Sir Michael O'Dwyer, long a key figure in India policy, and wounded a cabinet minister and two others as he attacked a meeting of the East Indian Association at Gaxton Hall near Westminster Abbey. Zetland, secretary of state for India, was grazed by a bullet.
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London
Michael O'Dwyer
Agethiatra
Iodla
East Indian Association
Gaxton Hall
Westminster Abbey
Herd Zetland
India
Weather Snapshot From Mercury Mere Town
A garbled weather note reports a low of 12 degrees and a high near 80 degrees for Tuesday. The text also mentions a forecast for Wednesday with unsettled conditions and a vague reference to wind and strength.
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Grevley
Horthwosk
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