Freight hits passenger train injuring 175, 1 feared dead
A freight train plowed into a passenger commuter train near Ravenna Arsenal in Windham Ohio. About 275 defense workers were injured, with 45 seriously. One man was reported killed, though officials later disputed the death. Hospitals in Warren Youngstown Ravenna and the army hospital treated wounded. none of the train crews reported injured. The crash occurred as the freight train struck the middle of the northbound commuter, derailing five coaches and leaving several cars off the tracks. Investigators sought cause amid other recent derailments and sabotage concerns in the region.
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Former Tribune Editor Dies in Detroit Suburb
Cirlis G Swanwick former editor of the Greeley Daily Tribune died at Highland Park Hospital in a Detroit suburb. He was 63 a staff writer for the Detroit Free Press and a Highland Park weekly paper. He lived at 2000 Ninth Avenue and was an authority on Michigan politics. Brother Chester Swanwick was with him. he had worked in newspapers and on editorial desks for over forty years.
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Great Westecd Sugar Company
Ewanwick
Michigan
Supplies Pour Into Greek Ports as British Aid Grows
British shipments continue at Greek ports including anti aircraft guns searchlights and sound detectors. Diplomatic messages from Amiens report Britain mobilizing an army of 900000 for defense of mainland ports and to prepare communications and air fleets against future Mazed bomber attacks as tensions rise in the backyard of Europe.
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Group Orders Quick Action On 7 Billions
The House Appropriations Committee urged swift approval of 7 billion dollars in British aid, hearing from Secretary Hull as officials warned of German U boat threats and German forces crossing the Atlantic. The panel proposed conditions on defense orders and reimbursement rules, with General George C. Marshall projecting production and resource effects.
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Regional Manager Named for Small Factory Defense Jobs
Hoy W. Webb of Kansas City was named regional manager of the defense contract service of the federal district today. Kenneth A. Spencer announced the district office would open, with branches in Oklahoma City Denver and Omaha to mobilize industries for the defense program.
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Hoy W. Webb
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Defense Contract Service
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Kenneth A. Spencer
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Stauch
Oklahoma City
Denver
Omaha
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Acreage Allotments Mailed to Growers
Acreage allotments for 1541 were mailed to about 2,750 Weld County beet growers from the Agricultural Conservation office in Greeley. The total county acreage nears 49,364 acres with individual grower allotments from 0 to 16 percent below the five year average.
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Churchill Warns of Nazi Sub And Cruiser Headed for U S
Churchill warns of a German submarine and cruiser approaching U S waters to disrupt convoys near bases. U.S. officials dispute specifics while British warnings emphasize greater Atlantic threats and sunk ships beyond convoy routes.
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Wheat marketing quota urged by growers leaders
Colorado growers heard J B Meieley outline a wheat marketing quota plan to curb low prices as a July carryover nears 400 million bushels. A refer endum among growers may be held May 31 if approved, with an educational campaign planned to inform voters on eligibility and how the quota would function.
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State Agricultural Conservatan Office
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Secretary of Agriculture
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Stripped bike recovered after theft in city chase
A bike owned by Solu Mixon was recovered after a theft near Moa Jay debt. The 17h event avenue incident ended with police recovering the cycle near Sev entedil eireet and Seventh avenue. One front wheel, tie and appendmeter were still visible, but the owner was alerted.
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Freezing Gale Fatal to 78 Is Subsiding
The country faced severe cold as a deadly blizzard subsided slowly with 78 reported deaths across Minnesota North Dakota New York Wisconsin Ohio Michigan and Pennsylvania. Temperatures plummeted to record lows in North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin while northern states saw lingering snow and damaging winds. Snowdrifts halted traffic and emergency landings shifted to Gravelly Bulnt airport in Washington.
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Weather Local for 34. limire ending a. my Tuesday
Weather forecast snippets cover multiple states with mixed clarity. Local notes describe generally fair nights and Wednesdays, with mountain snow in western regions. temperatures listed for Amarillo to Washington. A funeral notice mentions Mrs Ianbello Calisher with service Wednesday afternoon.
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Ocean-Going Nazi Submarine Described for Atlantic Crossing
The report outlines a large German submarine capable of roundtrip Atlantic crossings. It notes deck gun use against unarmed merchant ships and compares 209 ton and 600 ton classes as ocean-going craft. Uncertainty remains whether Admiral Raeder can deploy an 1800 ton virtually underwater destroyer without the symbol of larger surface ships.
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Wyoming University President Dismissed and Deanship Created
March 13 report from Laramie says Wyoming University dismissed President A. G. Crane, effective immediately, and athletics coach C. L. Blanchard is named dean of students for a one year term. Board cited policy disagreements and declining to detail reasons, while Legion and faculty favored Crane’s contract renewal.
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Weed burning risks bridges in Weld County
Weld County commissioners urged taxpayers to control weed burning after about 3500 logs worth of damage to county bridges this spring. They noted similar past losses and asked landowners to use extreme caution while warning that crews may burn weeds if landowners request it. A 132 foot bridge span on Little Thoroughkun River near Johnstown is set for work.
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Walker Brothers Found Sane in Dasher Killing Case
Two Pueblo brothers George and Frank Walker are found sane at the time of the crime in the Dasher killing case. They face first degree murder charges after a jury verdict of sanity and will be tried before Judge Harry Leddy. The trial is expected to take two days in district court.
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George Walker
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Pueblo
George
He Duster Lane
Ousting Teachers in New York Colleges Sparks Debate
The New York education board voted to remove from city colleges any members linked to communist fascist or Nazi groups. The action followed disclosures by a legislative committee about on campus propaganda and alleged recruitment efforts.
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Ingher Education
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Nearly 1000 Dies in Glasgow and Liverpool Raids
About 1,000 persons were killed in German air raids on the Liverpool area March 12 and 13 and the Glasgow area March 13 and 14, reports from the air and home security ministries. Losses valued at roughly $300 were noted.
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Sugar Solons Debate Island Quota and Sugar Policy
Officials on the sugar issue argued over how to limit imports and reduce production in light of an island quota. Senators and industry groups pressed for curtailment measures while opposing sides debated regional impacts and fiscal effects.
Two Injured in Collision at Nunn
Two people were injured near the north edge of Nunn on a Monday when a car driven by Stanley A. Klug collided with another vehicle. Dwyer and King suffered injuries. Dwyer received facial injuries, and King had a forehead cut and bruises.
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Athletic Banquet Set for March 31 at Masgonte Temple
The annual banquet hosted by the Chanter of Cormeren Ronoving celebrates college and high school athletes. The event occurs Monday March 3 at 6 30 PM and all members of the phar ber are urged to attend.
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AAU Basketball Roundup Skews Toward Narrow Losses
In a Tuesday AAU second round, Datiag Wisans fell 48 to 46 to Chicara Acme, nkp City Reker trailed 37 to 36 against San Francisco Elks, Tollywood Twentieth Century edged Phillips Antgarasey 60 to 40, and Enid Oklahoma’s Denvar, March 18, faced Oregon’s Portland Unnd fords, who lost 65-42 to Colorado Springs Marin before drawing a bye.
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Independents seek to fill city clerk vacancy in local election
Independent group outlines ticket for city clerk and alderman races, naming Pete Porter and R. Hay Jen as ward candidates and presenting a platform slogan Helter ewe Tor 4c Better Creeley. Citizens ticket also fields several candidates. registration for the city election closes March 23 with voters urged to confirm prior eligibility.
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Annie Placa
Centenarian Lincoln Pardoned Reveals Storied Lifespan
A Boulder veteran born in 1821 reflects on his long life and Civil War experiences after moving from England to the United States in 1848. He served as a Kansas banker and farmer, helped found a local bank, and credits President Lincoln with a wartime pardon that shaped his years. He later resided in Topeka before passing away after a long life marked by public service and resilience.
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Six Die When Planes Off Yorktown Collide Over Pacific
Six sailors aboard the aircraft carrier Yorktown were killed in a midair collision while maneuvering over the Pacific. Named among the dead are Lt. Frank Mason Robins of Springfield Massachusetts and others from Oklahoma Washington D C North Carolina Virginia and North Carolina. Details on the full roster were not released.
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Raleigh, N.C
Benjamin Daniel Christmas
Danville
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