France recalls Soviet ambassador over insulting Telegram
Soviet officials announced in Moscow that Russia would recall its ambassador to Paris at Paris's request after a French telegram to Josef Stalin was deemed an un diplomatic act. The message, sent in French, aimed to congratulate Stalin on a peace treaty with Finland and was delivered through official channels rather than directly. The French government condemned the telegram as political interference and declared the envoy persona non grata. The dispute centers on diplomatic protocol and wartime rhetoric with Britain and France.
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France
Amy Bissedor
Doria
Weiltenday
Great Britain
Takol Surlis
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Ath Gilea
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Paris
Tass
Stivy Pews Agency
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Cuvity
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Kritieh-Prench Yaitrnig
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Masrow
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Amimsen- Vor
Statial
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Finland
Frange
Payart
Soviet Union
Fluistov Schamesn
Tha Gnomier
Corsa
Segiel
Assi
Lozoffaky
Payatt
WS. S. Re
Anthsasador Savile
Burlis
Ds Beng
U. 8. S. R. Lo Prance
Magnetic Storm Halts Coast Radio Services
A magnetic storm from solar activity knocked out power to nearly all Pacific and Western radio stations, shutting off RCA Glebe Wheelesz and Press Whralike networks for about an hour. San Francisco and coast cities reported complete loss of transmission as the storm disrupted electrical handardment and antenna systems.
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San Francisco
Sun
San Muisco
RCA
Glebe Wheelesz
Press
Whralike
Woehler and Foree Win Wyoming University Dorm Contract
Woehler and Foree of Greeley won the contract to construct a new dormitory at the University of Wyoming in Laramie. The bid from Local CONLIACLOS was the lowest, undercutting the next lowest bid from Green Brothers of Warland, VD, by a substantial margin.
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Woetler & Fores of
Greeley
Contwict
University Wyomning
Laramie
Conliaclos
Green Brothers of
Warland
Rootenvelt Name Cited in Pittsburgh Contempt Case
In a Pittsburgh case a reference to Franklin D. Rootenvelt appears amid festiimung before the Dies commit. The text notes contempt and cites eight items found in Dolsen's room in Pitts.
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Franklin D. Rootenvelt
Festiimung
Pittsburgh
Dolsen
Pitts
Three Potato Tests Planned by College Experiment Station
The Colorado Experiment Station of Fort Collins will conduct three potato tests on Weld County farms this summer. Tests include a early potato fertilizer trial near Gilcrest, a seed and foundation trial at Pleasant Valley, and a late potato foundation seed plot at either Clark or Pleasant Valley farm sites. About 45 plots will be tested as the program expands beyond demonstrations.
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College Experiment Station
Weld County Farms
Colorado Experiment Station
Fort Collins
Weld
le ¥. Payne
Wesnesday
Royal McLeod Luvin
Gilcrest
Levan
Harry Cho
Ben Nix Ar Ab
Plagsant Valley
Poato Foundation
Algo
Clark
Pleasant Valley
Wikconsin
North Pakete
Metigan
New York
Calorato
Sa Ua Foundation
Wald
Avon High Nitiliia
Erie Man Seeks 2nd District Seat In 1905 Republican Bid
Ray Yones of Erie announces candidacy for the 2nd District house seat on a Republican platform. A 42 year old farmer and former mayor of Krieg from 1932 to 1934, he has served as superintendent of the Krieg school district and worked for the Imperial. Born near Cincinnati Ohio, he moved to Colorado with his parents in 1905 and later managed the family farm north of Erie. Yones advocates farm and industry links, opposes current trade treaties, and stresses reducing deficits while aiding the economically vulnerable.
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Ray Yones
Erie
Wold County
Mr Jones
Ynany Oil
Serce Gilometyra
Krieg
Mr. Jones Baya
Fiawes
Las Bar
Mr. Jones
Amd
Jones
Inbov No Raya
Enangl
Wallace Announces Fair Prices for Beet Payments
Washington March 26 Agricultural department sets tentative fair price schedule for 1940 sugar beets in District 3. Prices vary by beet quality from 3.82 to 6.02 per ton with base rates tied to processor returns. Growers and processors must meet minimums to qualify for sugar program benefits. hearings were held in several western cities. The Day Association date at College Nah School was postponed to April 10 due to faculty unavailability.
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Washington
Mich
Agricultury Department
Gin
Elyen
Ayr
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Denver
Pocztella
Billings
St. Paul
Dbertrom
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
College Nah School
Fourth Republican candidate announces bid in party race
Mr Jones becomes the fourth candidate to make an official announcement as the Republican primary contest gains momentum. The fragment outlines staged candidacy within the party, hinting at organized run and broader field.
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Mr. Jones Ia
Weld Group Holds Fourth Largest Gop Meet in Weld County
Weld County Republicans prepare for the state convention at Colorado Springs on May 4 with 1253 delegates. Weld County leads the second district delegation, listing 70 from El Paso, 900 from Denver, and 44 from various counties, aiming for about five percent of the state total. Delegates vote for presidential candidates and may push for an uninstrcted delegation to the Republican national convention, while Youth Republicans invite Tom Dewey to attend events in Greeley and Colorado.
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Welt
Colorado
Cael
Govink
Maulder
Jefferson
Gayedi
Larimer
Lage
Morgan
Wallington
Weld
Yura
Republicum
United States
Hhe Wells County
Frank Lowden
Charles Dawen
goUbaak
Presley
Hoover Requnin
United
Colorado Springs
Tom Dewey
Greeley
Dewey
Ralph Bishop to Speak at United Methodist Service
Ralph T. Bishop, professor at Colorado State College of Education, will be guest speaker at the midweek service at United Methodist Church tonight at 7:30. He will discuss The Parrot’s Missionary. The forum is part of an international lesson for the last Sunday in March. Public faith day.
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Ralph T. Bishop
Colorado State College of Education
The
Methodist Church
United Mreebytewian
College dismisses 39 students for low grades at CSU
Dr Robert Crawley college personnel director announced at assembly that 39 students, mostly freshmen and sophomores, were dismissed for the second quarter. He said many are eligible to apply for readmission and urged more practical jobs for students. Twenty-one left voluntarily. 12 upperclassmen and others may return if they regain grades.
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Colorado State
Collee
Edueduat
Robert Crawley
Allege
Twentty
Tuan
Howe
Br. Crawtey
Saya
Unclear Weather Report For Coca Wyoming Forecast
Weather snapshot reports 24 hour outlook with high 71 and low 36. Mostly cloudy Wednesday night and Thursday with light rain or snow in parts, warmer in southeast areas. Wyoming forecast notes mainly cloudy Wednesday and Thursday with periodic snow or sleet, overnight colder in east regions.
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Coca Fox
Sid Extrema
Thireday
Wyoming
Submarine Triton Launch Sparks Navy Yard Push
The United States Navy commissioned the 1A75 ton submersible USS Triton, launched at Portsmouth two months ahead of schedule due to yard efficiency. The vessel measures about 300 feet in length and marks a significant advance in underwater exploration projects.
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Nowest Oumarine
Thay
Pletire
Portsmouth
Navy Yard
Roosevelt to limit New Year's relief fund request to a billion
Washington report says President Roosevelt will cap the WPA relief request at 1 billion dollars for the next fiscal year. He plans a conference with WPA officials and budget director to finalize the administration's stance and possible supplementary funds. The House opposed parts of the proposed wage hour expenses, while Civilian Conservation Corps funding faced committee battles.
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Washington
White House
Harington
Ths
Hoosevelt
Lemaine
Works Progress
Kda
Civilian Conservation Corps
National Youth Administration
Farm Security Administration
Julia Cavinody
Federworks
F.C. Harvington
WPA
Tavold Bulb
Stephens Murly
Washlngion
Marek
Hove
Civilist Conservation Corps
Pragtai
CDC
Teller
Roosewits InWizet
City Council Sets Paving District Bond Payments
The council by resolution ordered payment of 9 500 in paving district bonds with several issues listed as due. The report notes bonds for districts 1 6 7 and others totaling amounts around 9 500 to 19 000, with details of series and amounts. A separate item mentions a proposed pawn shop license in Greeley and discussions with city attorney about required ordinances and permit locations.
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Ulalvidt No
Nawvor
Big City
Greeley
Colpttta
Pishunm
Troherl
G. Smith
Torney
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Ingo
Eishsman
Hfa
Pawti Brokeraga
Leo Tawy
City Physielin
Gas Container Leak Reported Explosion Causes Incident
Newport March 27. A gas container explosion followed a leak on the deck of the King, a fish decker moored about a half mile off the city. Several crewmen were injured and treated, with one missing and presumed overboard. An inquiry board was announced. missing fireman Richard Carl Gellerter was awaited as naval authorities investigate ignition causes.
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Newport
Oca Kailiy
Coytain
Mir
Mteckhioe
Harber
Iin Dkast
Anival Board of Inquiry
Denver
Missin
Thichard Carl Gellerter Lenger
Delo
Corpus Christ
City
Willy
Japan
Orfi
AcCoy
Lee
Davenport
Iawa
C. Fy
Céetutan
J. W. Cole
Monette
Ark
Ft. H. Cuow
Hlistart
Ind
Cale
Crow
King
Camden
New England
Prehistoric Elephant Bone Dug Up At West Eighth
Workmen uncovered a large prehistoric elephant thigh bone at a gravel pit on West Eighth Street. The bone lies about seven feet below the surface and was found during routine digging by Colorado State College of Manila staff and local workers. The scientists plan to examine the find at the cottage for further study.
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Pravel
West Eighth Street
Science Denarinen
Colorado State College of Man
Vailon
Fuebohe
Holenbick
Farm Meetings Draw Large Crowds Across County
A week of county meetings drew sizable attendance from farmers and businessmen. Monday's Windsor session saw 76 attendees followed by 37 at Entatw. J E Storrised, assistant state extension agent, spoke at both Windsor and Entatw meetings. Morison was slated to speak tonight. Wednesday at “duhustewa” expected 180 attendees. G B Brown of dohhstewh was to speak at Jobnatowst. Next week's Sunday meetings include Grover on Monday and New Raymor on Tuesday.
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Mito Ava Carurity Ten
Jobnatowst
Sinilay
Grover and Thesday
New Raymor
Accused Driver Sentenced in Local Court
Cinrall EM, 21, jailed five days and fined 10.90 for driving without a license. Judge Juutica Ed Bugileh presided Tuesday. State highway patrol reported Jotur Laws, 23, fined five dollars and costs 315 for no operator license. Terngo, male, cited for courtesy patrol violation.
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Wan
Juutica
Bugileh
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