Green Demands Congress Probe Oklahoma Campaign To Repeal 40-Hour Week
Washington report details Senator Green and CIO head Moran urging a congressional inquiry into Oklahoma campaign activity seeking repeal of the 40 hour week and imposition of wartime labor restrictions. Roosevelt era labor talks, draft plans, and manpower questions frame the broader war production debate.
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Green
Congress
Oklahoma
Washington
Treat Dent
William Green
He Apl
Voth Green
Dallin Murray
CIO
Senate
Oklahom “School Chriven
Iunehoney
Aedlan
Politabor Leeti- Tatla
Morray
Gig Head
Inler Wireadly
Tina
Perid
Toth Faker Teatev
Fear Harbor
Funeral service for Alec Roth Saturday
Funeral service for Alec Roth will be held Saturday afternoon at the First Evangelical Church on Twelve Street Windern with interment at Linn Burial. The mortuary is in charge of arrangements. an earlier notice misstated the location.
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Alec Roth
Zovelock
Firskevangelical Church
Windern
Linn Buaith Trotters
Kiwanians Here Observe 20 Years Of Greeley Club
Kiwanians in Greeley marked twenty years of their club with talks by founder Ae Madler and Dr. Prink deat. Speakers recounted early years, charter members, and past presidents, noting key events from 1922 to the caravan trip to Casper and the 250 trip to Wyoming City. The anniversary program included introductions and plans for the future with notable attendees expected.
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Greeley Club
Ae Madler
Fiest
Kiwamle Alul
Greeley
Prink Deat
Elit
Mader
Teen Nile
de Veilune
Dean Tooloo
Casper
Wyemning City
Toy Funet
Nat Aldea
Blizzard Wreaks Snowy Toll Across Weld County
Snow and wind swept Weld County with several roads blocked though plows operated on west side near the river. Temperatures dropped to 19 degrees above zero as 3 to 8 inches fell, easing by night as roads remained slippery and travelers faced slow traffic between Greeley and Denver.
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Ummuelsshaners
Weld
Vond Wistriet No. 2
Venda
Windsor
Fre Pord
Josa Wis
Iestown
Gracley
Greely
Benver
Greeley
Denver
Work Resumes at Two Defense Plants After SWOC Walkout
March 20 reports say workers at the Niles Steel plant and Republic Steel plant near 2517 voted to return to work after a walkout sparked by unresolved grievances over blanket wage increases. SWOC officials deny unauthorized actions and claim management refused to negotiate. Company officials say older shipyard workers resumed duties while the two plants faced temporary disruptions and staffing claims.
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Tod Mees
Niles
Republic Stern
Menihury
SWOC
C. Qhin
Menihars
Annovm
Howes
Talse
Afficiata
WPA Grant For Storm Sewer in Greeley District
A telecast from United States Senator Eugen D. MMKIN confirms a WPA approval to install storm sewer lines along Eleventh Street and Twelfth Avenue intersecting Fourteenth Avenue in Greeley. The grant covers about 10 blocks of associated infrastructure with potential delays due to project scheduling and funding through WPA channels.
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United States
Eugen D. Mmkin
WPA
Pels Woth
War In Brief Australia March 20 Update on Pacific actions
Canberra reports 23 Japanese ships sunk or damaged in waters off Australia as a new string of actions unfolds over the past ten days. Turkish German tensions rise with Amb Franz von Papen leaving Ankara to report on potential troop movements toward Syria. Berıa and allied activity across the Mediterranean and Asia continue with carrier and air operations, and Burma frontier patrols renewed amid forces near Pyit.
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Australia
Canberra
Priny
Jol Curlin
Washington
Turkey
Brotherh od Brotherhood Hears Lowry Field Officer
Colonel Pearcy of Lowry spoke on The War In the ete before a gathering of the Methodist Avcherburd church on Winirsing evening. Col. Pears, who has served in many places, gave an interesting welivsed talk praising Pearl techor and the East Indies. Afterward the 100"6 chorus presented a musical program.
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Pearcy
Lowry
Winirsing
Col
Pears
Pearl Techor
East Indies
Guatemala Faces German Influence and Internment Debate
March 20 Guatemala City reports a propagandist German effort in Central America amid wartime concerns. The government has interned 115 alleged dangerous Germans in the United States, with estimates suggesting up to 5,000 Germans in Guatemala.
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Chandler Diehl
Guatemala City
United States
Manama Eial
United Nation
Guatemelan
Guatemiata
Reilnhie
Ada Raeier de Diertel
Grant
Heh Raedey
Kreely
Gersy
KBS
Guatemita
Gevinny
Alex
Air Part
Amis
Weather outlook for 24 hours with regional split
Partial OCR weather note shows forecast for northeast and southeast regions. Mentions Coloma-Wallace and Weomlba-Wiriser areas, with division of day into blocks and tone guidance. Details are unreadable. no specific temperatures or wind data present.
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Coloma
Wallace
Sternode
Hershey Links War Deferment to Work Essentiality Not Dependents
Hershey, head of selective service, told a conference that deferment basis may shift from dependents to the essential nature of a worker’s job. He urged women to focus on needed areas and said dependency will count less unless the assigned work is crucial to the war effort. William In Tratt praised wartime function roles he observed in France.
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Hershey
Irom
Waslington
Laren
Hershey Faveenet
Srom
Herson
Urey
Amitany
William In Tratt
War Pro Itaction Board
Fimssio
Betty Adsing Died of Natural Causes in County
County coroner Dr. T. G. Wilington announced Friday the death of Henry Maxine Adian Gresley Thursday morning from natural causes. The exact nature of the illness is undetermined at this time.
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Betty Adsing
de. T. G. Wilingti
Carolier
Henry Maxine Adaian Gresley Thursdas
1941 Industry Fatalities Rise Amid Safety Push
In a state high school basketball context, Simla defeated Waswell 16-7 and Arvet toppled Falcon 14-4 in the first round at the state tourney in Minenl. Noyero, subbing for Ayer, forfeited the midafternoon game, granting Roma an automatic semifinal berth.
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fAnuirinied Pees
Lolnyade Springs
Cole
Simla
Waswell
Arvet Tumped Falcon
Glile
Noyero
Ayer
Roma
Burma Moves Toward Independence Amid War Pressures
Mandalay burmese leaders press for self-rule as Japan advances and British defenses tighten along the Irrawaddy and Toungang fronts. The movement gains momentum with possible Indian dominion status signals and informal appeals to London for continued guidance.
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Daniel OM Luce
Mandalay
Burma
Hutmarta
Sly Stafford Crips Kes Tada
Hugh Reginald Normay-Binpoh
London
India
No-Man's Land
Irrawaddy
Toungan
Mearichite
Eilea
Burns
Swifts Seen Over Garden of the Gods Area
Report from Colorado Springs notes a flock of swifts arriving today in the Bios Peak region and probing crevices of the sandstone formations at the Garden of the Gods. The swifts typically arrive around March 20 or 21 and depart for winter by September 2 or 21.
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Colorado Springs
Cola
Bios Peak
Andy Adams Funeral Monday Service details incomplete
Funeral arrangements for Andy Adams are listed with partial, unclear lines. The text mentions a Monday service, a person named Terry Max or Jay Adams, and a burial in an unnamed location, but many names and places are garbled, leaving the schedule and attendees uncertain.
Frasier warns against slash for education in 34th MileYesrg confab
Dr George W Frasier president of Colorado State College of Kitu sealion at Greeley warns during the MileYesrg Educational Association convention held May 23 about cutting education. He argues an educated citizenry is essential to democracy and urges preserving funding despite calls to reduce expenditures.
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AAA
Carmenko
Aires
Greeley
Auzeln
Ter
George W. Frasier
Colorado State College of Kitusealion
MileYesrg Educational Association
Brasher
Nimke
Churchill and Curtin Scrape Over Casey Case
Churchill and Curtin clash on Casey Casey a key figure amid Tangdisianre controversy. Winslow Chinvehill leads Ansoalta labor dispute while Jehnard Ch. Casey’s role in Washington remains central. A white paper promised to reveal full documentation of the diplomatic tensions. Curtin seeks Casey to stay in Washington, valuing his tactic in Australia while a volatile replacement looms.
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Curtin
Warhington
Chsay
Mbttla
London
Police Chief Insists No Honolulu Sabotage
San Francisco dispatch reports Police Chief Gabrielson told Congress there was no sabotage in Honolulu or Pearl Harbor, stating no saboteurs have been seen since early attacks. The testimony, dated March, was addressed to House National Defense Migration Committee.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Pearl Tarbor
W. A. Gabrilelzon
Hmofoluhu
Congress
Gabrielson
Maveh Ui
Chale
Mat Votan
House
National Defense Migration
Driver Killed in Truck Caravan Crash Near Ault
A truck caravan bringing 26 Japanese nationals from the coast to Ault collided with a large transport on the highway north of Littleton in Denver County. The driver Ishada and two party members died. Ishada's wife and child were injured. The Japanese party, including two American citizens, was en route to join a Winterset-related mission when the accident occurred.
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Ault
Frank Wilt
Charley
Cern
Cern, Mre
Tshiada
Anke
Meaver
Littleton
Denelas
Shada
Wsaiek
Myvon Stextion
Reuven
Grove
Ishada
Pouxtas County
German Retreat Amid Kharkov Fighting Reported
Soviet dispatches claim heavy German losses near Kharkov as Russians press advances along the Donets line. German troops are said to have retreated across the Donets, with Moscow reporting large troop concentrations and supply strain in the area.
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Adolf Histo
Stockholm
Anakieuy
Jiharkev
Hitstera
Donety Bashi
Kharkov
Hein
Koviet
Gernnim
Skein
Fillana
Wharkov
Urvet Wrrom
Moscow
Saat
Kharkuhielae
Sterktnim Savicea
Hatof
Olvinis
Lothlenenarts
Gersmann
Khavkay
U S Bombers Hit Heavy Jap Cruiser at Rabaul
Army and air force reports describe U S bombers scoring a direct hit on a large Japanese cruiser at the harbor of Rabaul. The war department and Prime Minister of Australia note additional air strikes on two other large vessels and describe Allied forces moving General MacArthur’s party to Australia. Details list senior officers and staff of the transfer, with names and positions amid the war updates.
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John Curtin
A. Ulrich
Salamaus
Lac
Rabaul
Australia
Darwin
Cape
Feningula
Washington
Arely
Mebon
New Beituin
John Ouchin
Melbourne
War Department
Army Olf Cave
Douglas MarArthuy
Philippines
Midor
Chard
Sutherland
Fikins
W. Va
Macdrifine
Q Aya. MacArthur
Furl Ardine MacArthur
Eactler
Meonwate
MacArthur Confirms Philippine Aid Plan In Interview
In Melbourne on March 20 General Douglas MacArthur, newly named UN commander in the southwest Pacific, said President Roosevelt ordered him to organize an American offensive to relieve American and Filipino forces in the Philippines. He indicated plans to break through Japanese lines toward Australia as part of a broader strategy, noting discussions with Prime Minister John Curtin before World War II allies. Roosevelt reiterated U S efforts to aid the southwest Pacific while warning of continuing strategic risks and possible future operations.
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Agsuetsind Pres
Adelaide
Australia
Thdoglas Macarthur
United Nations
Southwest Pacific
Roosevelt
Janan
Ras Jan Bentheila
MacArtinne
Sid
Provident
United States
Mies
Carreghlor
Austrade
Philippines
Twaltetna
John Ewen
Awstradin
aArthur
MawAgthar
Waslington
Jovton
IMO
Paifie
Pyte
Aimeytean
Eit de
White Star Perently
Maeve Hel
Jaqa
Cahothriirs
Alatta
Inble
Seeyhen Barly
Mrs E G Smith Oles Fivoval Sorstens Fap
A garbled obituary notice references Mrs E G Smith, wife of a Smith relative, with scattered place names and uncertain dates. The readable fragments indicate a notice of death and family connections, but many details are unreadable.
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Fivoval Sorstens
Mealletew Smith
Foyt
Collis
II, 2 Smith
Srovitny
Tay Metin
Ea MoiWely
Bork Collings
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North Africa
Mediterranean
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Gene Douglas MacArthur
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Terry Max
Jay Adams
Mr. and
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Suecerne
Frasier
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Mr. Fisher
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