Yugoslav King Peter Seizes Throne After Army Revolt
Yugoslavia's army led a revolt and placed young King Peter on the throne replacing regents. Reports say German troops moved in as the regime shifted, with Premier Priga Vothovla and Foreign Minister Markovic arrested. Simovic took command to form a new government as protests and nationalistic unrest spread.
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Peter
Yugoslavia
Dudunest
Paul
Greece
Dusan Simovic
Anay
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Budapest
Pelage Pan
Dra Svethnvic
Alkvander Gincar-Markovic
Vienna
Belgrade
Bitolj
Smithern
Britain
Iment
Germany
Austria
Tuptary
Bolanrin
Ilia
Wietz Gareleons
Ones
Wiekelion
Domiers
London
Lowa
Artilew Kanto
CLS
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Arus
Itlap
King Meter
GDS
Heacer
Arny Corns
Simovic
Kme
Troe ‘Sna
Expresson Loyalt
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Imieplett
Gavritoy
He Seth Orthodox
European Capitals on Yugoslav Revolt
Berlin signals urgent explanation of Yugoslav policy under new government amid concern over adherence to Hitler pact. Germany may press Dragisa Cvotkoyle and Alexander Cineay Markovic for a proaxis stance while weighing internal and foreign policy implications. Editorials warn Britain seeks to jeopardize Yugoslav status in the Axis, possibly prompting troop discussions.
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Berlin
Yugoslavia
Grims
Germany
Dragisa Cvotkoyle
Alksander
Cineay-Markovic
Parity Fund Purchased for Farmer Support Unveiled
A March 2 to 4 action approved a $150,000 parity payments initiative to aid farmers. Subcommittee backed the measure and directed distribution to eligible producers, aiming to stabilize prices and ensure fair returns amid market volatility.
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Wrdington
Farnerd
Lynoes
British Troops Enter Cheren Amid Eritrean Siege
March reports from London and Cairo state British forces entered Cheren, a key Eritrean stronghold near the Addis Ababa line, amid ongoing siege by Travian troops. Official notices claim Cheren has fallen and British command plans drive toward the Ethiopian capital as an Allied offensive deepens in East Africa.
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Eritrean Key
London
Beit
Calta
Tonto
Diber
Prise
Gaira
Egypt
Boeitrea
Marar
Addis Abu Filangh Ralway
Isthlopia
East Africa
Wil
Italy
Perkins Hands To Mediation Board Four Defense Labor Disputes
Secretary Perkins assigned four ongoing strikes to the national defense mediation board for settlement. The cases include a General Motors International Harvester strike in Chicago, a Universal Cyclops Steel strike, and disputes at the Vanadium Corporation of America in Bridgeville Pennsylvania and Condenser Corporation of America in South Plainfield New Jersey. The action signals a shift to mediation via the labor department.
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Associated Prous
Washington
Perkins
Maltional Defense Medialion Board
Liternational
Harvester Atriki
Chicago
Universal Cyclops Sterl Company
Vanadium Corporation of America
Bridgeville
Condenser Communion of America
South Plainfield
N. J
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Induction of 27 Northern Weld men in Denver Thursday
Twenty five Weld county youths left Greeley by train Thursday for Denver to be inducted into the army. The draft call covered the No. 14 territory and included transfers from Mansfield and Loveland. Richard Whurltten Patterson of Greeley led the party. several men enlisted or were assigned to other states, with some awaiting further induction in April at Fort Lupton and Camp Robinson.
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North Weld
Iward
Greeley
Denver
Deatt
Wnd
Ralph Glories Sisne
John ©.Linck
Tram
Arras
Howard Andrew Rows
Mansfield
Blo
Irtoy Edmond Martin
Jleo
Coln
Umie
Thin Wank
Kivion Ure
Joel Hywrd Ematll
Volunt
Weld
Dunel Mor- Unex
Oliver Wendell Murphy
Rechard Pismisitan Patterson
Robert Brest Mill
Theodore Manford Woters
Turlington
Virstay Monsing
Death Board
Dey
George Heckman
Arhart Carl Pall Bolin
George We. Lenmann, Jr
Wilant Edward Bancroft
William Carl Buchtelma
Leo Fidel Salazar
Winn Boli
Daniel Mortinez
Oliver Wentell Murphy
Rietl
Manito Patterson
Raber Eris Uul
Warley E. Dally
Meury Jacoby
Lyle Woodrey Caltenden
Byron Moray Orton
Moses Arthur Gallegos
Everett Cloyd Snyder
Ray Arthur Towson
Thiothy Duran
George Vorkhark Hunting
Hiner Janes Koubrot
Frantic Leone Weymelven
Daniel Toft
Low
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Route 1
Frank Martinez
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La8aling Sif
Alpert
William Braey
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Christian
Frederick Cwinls
LaSalle
Misty
Clarence Adler
Cle
Langimant
Rossman
Keree
Cal
Nek Bart Miller
Tormalaws
Boy
Tetra Bivllo Awliog
Keto
Lettermen Banquet Slated by Greeley Chamber of Commerce
The Greeley Chamber of Commerce will host a lettermen banquet Monday at 8 PM in the Masonic Temple to honor athletes of Greeley State and College Sight. About 40 regional high school coaches and guests are invited. Tickets cost 60 cents for donors, with athletes and former guests admitted free.
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Animal Jel
Greeley Chanter of Commerce
Greeley State
Greeley Ifigh
Perentis
Elks Initiate Hayden Class at Greetey Lodge Session
Elks initiated a new Hayden class at the Greetey Elks Lodge on March 26. Members named include M. K. Simmons Floyd G Woods Robert W. Nolt Clades GC Gacyum Hich wal UH Patterson Ralph Nergler Ray Renson Jesse E B Taylor Carol L Albert Wealey J Sargent John W O'Hagan Edward St Murray Henry Anibacela O E M H Froltlh Marl th Asiborn Richard Tatoran Wilbert Henton Sugar. Associated Press report from New York dated March 27 notes refined sugar prices at 6.20 unchanged.
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Tilesell A. Tilyson
M. K. Simmons
Roosevelt to Speak by Radio at Jackson Day Dinner
President Roosevelt decided to speak by radio rather than attend the Washington Jackson Day dinner. He prepared his address and arranged to speak from the wardroom of the naval station near White. The broadcast is set for 7:30 to 10:08 p.m. MST with southern waters noted.
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Washington
S. Benson
Cu Wardronp
White
F D R Signs Aid to Britain Aboard Yacht
President Roosevelt signed a major aid bill to Britain, transferring funds aboard the Putnam and ships in Florida waters. The measure totals billions for ordnance, tanks, planes, ships, fuel, and agriculture, with flexibility to move funds between categories.
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Britain
Wasioeibted Presst
Nansen
Etongevelt
Putonine
Tishipyaration Prudse
Slyced de Sevatt Blillua Dottier Beitish Aid
Florida
Adaemon
Suveliiaas
Wenyona Ona
Fueilitien
Writlah
Sch
Congress
War Department
Roosevelt
Honse
Sewan
Ante Sania
Hid
Agreements on British Bases To Congress
President Roosevelt sent to Congress on March 27 a proposal to transfer naval and air base slices in seven British possessions in the western hemisphere for American defense. An eighth base in the Bahamas was also included in a prior agreement. Edward Claws released without charge after local burglaryInvestigation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rooeveld
Congress
United States
Tetmisphere
Inter
Atte
Hahamas
Edward Claws
Edward Wy Cious
Clong
Allis-Chalmers Calls Workmen Under Federal Threat
Allis-Chalmers orders workers to report for duty amid federal demand to end the strike over shipyard production. CIO chief Murray questions authority as the company plans to resume full operations to meet Navy orders valued at $45 million. The dispute centers on union negotiations and government mediation efforts.
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Allis-Chalmers
CIO Chief
Milwaukee
Allie Chalmersa Manudaeturtieg
Duclay Tae
Combaiy
Iimediate
Uiree T
U.S. Navs and Power Sd Vpurathans
Une
Gio Tahog
Howe
Reidy
Bbe Naka Hirgaining
United Antomobile Workers Unilin
Pianerenses
Ord
Max W
Itt Company
Harols Christovfrl
Unian
Wites
Wilon Lealers
Murray
Pitisiegh
Cio Preattent
Philin Mayery
Tor Secretaey Knox and
Kyudaen Ag
Aloe Eammaneniy
OPM
Yffisiala
Ais
Chalmers
Mie Tilo
Brn
Luca Anion
Ayis Chilmers
Marek
Sines
Fmn
DranaRemrent
Amischiliners
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AllsChalinen
Jock
Knox
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Audisputes
Department of Inters Fwhn
Depnecment of
Inkor
National Mediation Board
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Associated Peesy
Yraterday
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Allis Ghatwors Pln
Lowry Field Men Sail For Alaska
Army transport St Mihiel departed with about 400 officers and 36 men from Camp McQuahle to coordinate Alaska defenses. The unit, including a 2 battery support, will be stationed near Anchorage to bolster coastal and inland protections.
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Twansport St. Mihiel
Alaska
Camp McQuahle
Cale
Ehnenarg
Bloody clash at Indiana IHC strike pits police against pickets
Riot erupted at an Indiana factory as police clashed with IHC strikers guarding the gates. A large crowd faced officers amid injuries and arrests as workers nearby remained largely uninvolved during the confrontation.
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IHC
Indiana
Beet Committee Meeting Planned This Friday
A regional beet growers group of the Mountala States Heal Growers Marketing Association schedules a Friday meeting in Priday to discuss national policy. Attendees include Chatvjan Pred Cummings of Port Colas and several other regional officers, aiming to align on industry issues and marketing strategy.
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Negotiations At Bethlehem Carried On
Negotiations at Bethlehem industrial plant continued as Workers Union leaders and company officials held talks. Both sides reported not far apart while outside incidents prompted police incidents in nearby areas, capping a tense day of discussions.
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Ice Usedekert
Walter Lele
Yalters
Thie
Otlera
Tcadenivetors
Elem & Ques Fur
Mio Company
Alley Us Piykots
Hamila Thomtela
Ulant
Titolo
Gter
Primiersins
Sganburt
Melus
Pelion
B.A
Alvi
Uue Tiehting
Dotey Equinmient
Athee Tt
Imtlouel Farvegter
Gereral
ANSI
Seager
Msi
Ora Wilret
Joly
Briflon
Bethlehem
Castrenitel
Ultfer Cca
Joh V
Assisiint
Hie Swog
Widy, Trembauer
Beth Johan Industri
Seysigh
Witlon
Progresa
Kuncdal
Dounaylyauta
Toni
Yugoslavia Receives U S Help After Regime Change
The United States sent congratulations to the new Yugoslav government and signaled readiness to assist. Acting Secretary of State Summer Wellen stated American minister Arthur Misa Lane was instructed to engage with Belgrade’s new leadership, aiming to preserve independence and deter aggression.
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Voethted
Washington
Marvel
United States
Fiar
Nowsevela
Wathous Beckleg
Summer Wellen
Atate
Arthur Misa Lane
Belgrada
Vnter
Mma
Tere
Rangevell
Nis United Blales
Randee
Japs Arrest 10 Americans for Protesting War
Ten Americans were arrested in Korea on charges of campaigning against Japan's war in China. The protest was presented by a representative of Ambassador Grew. Officials warned the detainees, most believed to be misinformed, amid a sharp crackdown described by the Japanese foreign office.
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Aunota
Smattera
Tokyu
Elftere Pers Soma
Korea
Vgapan
China
Mmchinsay
Benningioft
Joseph G. Grew
Hte
Aged Glass Becomes Yaily More Warlike Heading amid naval tensions
An uncertain report describes aggressive talk over submarine warfare and convoy protection. It cites statements by officials warning against interference and signaling a hardline stance while noting the overall warlike climate with possible naval actions.
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