Italian Albanian Army Collapses in Yugoslavia War
Amricinied Press dispatches describe rapid disintegration of Italian and Albanian forces in Yugoslavia as Greek troops advance toward Tepelent and Plarina. Reports claim 1,000,000+ Italians and Albanians mobilized, with Graziani’s troops isolated, while British forces push in Africa and the war’s broader front moves.
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London
Amrcinied Press
Delgeade
Yugoslavia
Suiifers
Sei
Luci
Greece
Yugoslav
Tig
Tepelont
Padgayica
Adriatic
Athens
Rome
Tepelent
Yugoslay CronGer
Pluarina
Salou Tka
Achean
Germa
Adolf ‘Hitler
Bulgaria
Turkey
Thornberg Case Is Continued Thursday
Thornberg 61 was arrested March 13 after humane and sheriff's officers investigated. He is charged with contributing to the neglect of two children, a 5 year old boy and a 12 year old girl, with the family living in a single room chicken house. The court will continue the case to determine neglect and placement of the children in a hospital setting.
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Melia
Thornburg
Alnte Humane
Anthony Trefors
Oee
Denjemin A. Woodcock
Thornburgh
Jaye Blié
Thurnburgh
Thornborg
Japs Said Ready To Send Army To Siam
Widespread reports cited by the Associated Press claim Japan plans to move up to 100000 troops from Hainan through French Indo China into Thailand within two weeks. The force would then advance toward Ranekok and the Burma border to disrupt supplies to Chungking, raising fears of a broader clash with British territories and Malaya.
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T Asanelelrd
Associated
Preas
Hainan Island
Indo- China
Thailand
Indo-China
Ranekok
Britisly
Malaya
Burma
Chungking
Japan
China
Saigon
Brudes Empire Forces and Oo
Singapore
Wage Scale On Beet Work Is Announced
Wage rates for sugar beet production are set to match last year with minor exceptions across multiple districts. Changes affect districts including Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, and surrounding states with specific per acre and hourly rates for tasks like weeding and thinning. California remains excepted as wage rates were issued in February. Affected producers must comply with minimum federal wage standards. In other brief, S J Neely travels from Greeley to Los Angeles to be with his mother, Mrs F J Neely, who was injured in a car crash.
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Washington
Oprical Tire Department
Kansas
Cotoraly
Nebraska
South Dakota
Mistrieta
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Colorado
Wyoming
Cwl
Hyvana
Cone
Colucady
Nie
Poday
California
Pebrusky
Sugar Central Act
Producera
Mhgilite
Nuyimedici
Ole Secretary of Agriculture
Los Angeles
Hinese
S.J. Neely
Ninth
Greeley
Calif
Firs
F. J. Neely
Neely
York Bishop Dies In East York
York Histon Bishop aged 29 died in New Haven Coast from a heart infection. Son of W J Bishop of Greeley, he had been ill for weeks. Funeral held in Peora on Tuesday. A graduate of Greeley High and the University of Utah, he was district executive for Firestone Rubber Co. Survived by wife Kathy and two young children, with brothers Chartan and Don and father W J Bishop.
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York Histon
New Haven
Bishop
Willam J
Flenth Nor Mue
Greeley
Dishopw
Beant
York Bleshop
Peora
Greeley High Seven ‘and of the University of Utne
Firestone Rubber Company
York
Hathy
Netty
W. J, Tishop
Chartan Tishop
Don Wshop
Worst Nazi raid hits London docks and Thames banks
Overnight raids by German warplanes caused massive destruction in London with incendiary bombs and high explosives. Reports claim Italian ships sunk and British submarines damaged while Greek front actions and Balkan tensions escalate as Berlin states Greece question settled.
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London
Ghonas
Teldy
Hetlin
Empire Capital
Ntisek Fay
Coventry
Admiralty
Vimost
Britain
Martteeta
Tepelent
Tng
Belgrade
Peneloni
Viosa Tiver
Toneleni
Balkans
Greece
Tulgaria
Satonske
Ffrantier Lowe
Geyselin
Must Via
Senate Approves Large Naval Appropriation Bill
Washington March 24 the senate approved a naval appropriation totaling 3 446 990 044 after house action on amendments. The measure funds six battle cruisers of 20 000 to 25 000 tons and a new type of surface fire control craft with 350 372 000 for airplanes, mostly combat craft. It rejects deleting a provision mandating American livestock and agricultural products for naval purchases. It includes a 2 percent commission provision on Inuit acquired purchases and a 246 000 400 naval public works program for Ryans Sania and new bases.
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Wasington
House
Senate
Ontire Tyro-Orcan
Aenite
Bernin
Horton
Ryans
Sania
Weld County plans miles of oiling on secondary roads
About 60 miles of Weld county secondary state highways may be oiled this summer if maintenance funds are available. The plan calls for half the cost to be paid by the state highway department, with roughly 400 dollars per mile for oiling. Projects include the Meenesburg cutoff road, highway 14 from Wyatt to Briggaiale, and sections near Windsor, Jotustews, Port Lupton, and Western 85. The effort also covers No 52 reservoir road to Juliatona Jearat, with about 2,100 gallons per mile for coal coating.
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Weld County
Grain Highways Department
Laintenance Fond
Commisaboncra Sul Thiyalay
State Highway Department
Jaya
Meenesburg
Sai
Brighway
Wyatt
Briggaiale
Windsor
Jotustews
Wighway 2
Weswern
Port Lupton
Mighway
Juliatona Jearat
Las Aboud
Great Western To Talk Scale With Growers
Great Western plans talks with growers in Creeley Saturday to discuss the 1041 sugar beet processor contract. The conference opens at 10 am with W B Syd of Sugttanes and other committee members from Mountain States Meet Growers Marketing.
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Latives
WHIT
Creeley
Mountain States
Neet Growers Marketing Association
W. B. Syd
Sugttanes
Basis
Mitl Keeling Association
Robert Mrowst
Johnstown
Dati
Chirk
Lovigmont
A. J. Barthelomew
Starling
T. B. Park
Fort Morgan
Harry Chent
Asaneiath
Kesh Ser
Ly Secretary of Agriculture
Clana Wickard Ink le Biel
Cisur
Colorado
Great Western Territory
Weld County
Fiurkday
Pulliam
Wemter
Association
Legislative Committee
Fred Cummings
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Palliam
Polam
Adding
Senate
Extend Sales Tax to Liquor Trade Proposal Faces Board Action
Denver March 20 A plan to extend the Colorado five per cent sales tax to liquor trade and wholesalers was reported today by the state house committee chaired by Keg. Harry Sauburg. The measure would exempt certain property used in trades from the tax and would likely reduce revenue. estimates show a potential loss of about $500,000 annually. The debate touched on amendments and funding for various state programs including education and public works.
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Denver
Monae Auanen
Harry Sauburg CR
Austie
Saul Fari
Cutoraso
Am Tiguera
Trenston
Sunlurg
Angel Va
Oolousy
Bennsal
Atin
Secur
Wenntal
Nic Cotor
Hawse
Warketing Ag Socivtoms
Teller
Old Powder Blows Up In Burning Refuse At Plant
A powder plant explosion occurred at the Hercules Kenyil facility, causing a shock that was felt ten miles away in Morristown. Police reported a sighting of the blast on the grounds, with no injuries noted and workplace debris scattered around the site.
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Hercules Kenyil
Kenyil
N.S
BN Plonson
Morristown
Witera Refasa Daily
Ulruyeu
Weather Lad for 24 hours including multiple states
Weather update covers Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, New Mexico, Nebraska and Pacific northwest conditions. Cloudy to partly cloudy with showers and possible snow in western areas tonight through Friday. Temperatures logged for major cities. winds and precipitation expected with cooler southeast Friday.
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Lad
Wyk
Jow
Colorado
Eokler
Priday
Montana
Wyoming
Tigit
New Mexico
Nebraska
Chicago
Denver
Fl Paso
Kaw Ban City
Sas Angeles
New Orleana
Oklahoma City
Thaerix
San Ranchino
Washington
Next 5 Battleships Of U. S. To Be World’s Greatest
Washington March 2 Naval experts said the next five battleships for the United States would be 58,000 ton treaty ships later fully armed and armored to about 65,000 tons. Representative Maas said the ships would displace around 65,000 tons and could be named for Montana Ohio Maine New Hampshire and Louisiana.
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Washington
Iwner Organ
Maas
Haves Maval
Mass
Muitana
Ohio
Maine
New Hampshire
Lowisiana
Second Draft Registration Planned By Edward & Bomar
Report outlines preparations for a second selective service registration day. It notes low prior enrollment among men 21 to 36 and estimates total eligible between 1.09 and 4.2 million. Officials expect registration later in summer or early fall with Congress weighing universal service plans.
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Edward & Bomar
Rauelston Papa
Vestern
Tipmee
Wilitary Servier
Helective Operaing Laadquarters
Selective Service Net
Intel
Aiew
Interbee
Mimberk
Bess Ryér
William Kruse Dies at 71 in Greeley
William Kruse 71 of Fourth Street died Wednesday at a Greeley area hospital after moving from South Dakota. He was born in Margeburg Germany and came to Colorado from North Dakota. He is survived by 12 children and 19 grandchildren, with four brothers named. Funeral services will be Monday afternoon at Stneys drawing room with interment at Ling Grove.
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Willand Kuse
Fourth Street
Uiniy Gene Fariiér
Tlonsane Valley
Orieat Af
Marlon FF. Wilson
Mra
Helick
Creeley
Harry
Hersey
Greelay
Kruse
California
Mense
Stneys
Ling Grove
Navy studies British request for repair facilities at yards
Washington reports on Britain seeking repair facilities at U S yards to support ongoing naval programs. Officials note plans to mobilize ships including patrol craft and converted yachts, with initial basing and transfer details under discussion amid broader defense concerns.
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Navy
War Department Plans Demobilization Of Guards After One Year
A March report from Washington states the War Department will demobilize guards after one year barring grave emergencies. The plan includes extending selective service and mobilization details, with potential shifts in National Guard duties and costs, while outlining implications for units and future mobilization strategy.
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War Department
Joan M. Hightower
Washington
Kyl
Kelvellva Cervic
House Passes 7 Billion War Aid Bill by 336 to 55
The House approved a 7.0 billion dollar war aid package by a 336 to 55 vote, sending the motion to the Senate. Debate covered funding for Britain and allied nations, with allocations for ships, weapons, armor, and logistics to sustain aid and military production, while leaders warned of Senate delays.
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House
Governor Carr Warns AVA Threat to State Control
Governor Tale L. Carr warned a Wednesday gathering of service clubs at the Park Congregational church that if the AVA measure before Congress passes, Arkansas would lose city control over utilities and Colorado farmers would lose livelihoods. He argued the AVA would grant water rights to undeserving people and strip local authority.
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Tale L. Carr
Embomt
Inkcheon Club
Arkansas
Valley Aulberts
Ingtela
Congresa
Colorada
Park Congregational Church
Johnson to Speak at Weld County Dinner Tuesday
United States Senator Edwy Idehagon will deliver remarks at the Weld County Jackson Day dinner at Park Congregational Church at 6 30 p m Tuesday night. About 209 are expected to attend the event with Leo West as chairman and Democratic lawmakers from across the county among the guests.
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United States
Edwy. Idehagon
Weld County
Park Congregational Church
Bent
David J. Miller
Nomperatie Aire
Leo J. West
Pawly
Abra
Larbuer
Adania
Washburn Sentenced To 60 Days In Jail
Washburn, 4 of Lae Sealy, convicted of shoplifting from a Greeley store Saturday. His wife, linked to the thefts, admitted involvement but denied further charges as police tracked their moves toward Albuquerque.
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Washburn
Sealy
Sisty
Petit Inreeny
Westlin
Greeley
Tiis
Hvre
Alse
Mithet USA
Gea
Grenley
Posseexian
Naveland
Hove Sant
Utalh
Greer Ley
Albuqueque
Ale
Waghburt
Terms for Leasing Of Bases Decided
Terms for leasing of bases between the United States and Great Britain are nearing finalization with a likely signature in the coming days. The agreement follows prior deals during last summer and reflects Allied plans for postwar military logistics and defense.
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Associated Press
Fonder
Mavel
United States
Great Britain
Tellish
Aanerlear Eyperta Nava
Bern
Feltula
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