Arnold Urges Registration For Cartels
Arnold testifies before the senate defense committee urging regulation of cartels tied to German industry. He argues Standard Oil and others used wartime need to gain market control through synthetic rubber and cartel agreements, warning such actions threaten national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahinigton
Thuwnan Arnold
Louth
Régnald
Senate Defense Investi- Baling Committee
Vin Oreaus
Plevenling
Shel Centrol
Arringe- Tieota
Ua Studard
Company
G. Farben
Geraaagty
Legteluliot
Aupter
Arnold
Unis
Studaed
G. Karten
Standard OH
Techuleinsy Wat
Ita
Germany
America
Standard
Truman
Pata
Te Stanlard Ql
Unut
Atul
Eystent
Aree
EU Courage
Aganeles
Lirogash Wni
Theaigh
Patten Asean
AML Prateat
Mysore
Uies
Galthy
Gila
Visilines Matthi
Vance Gd
Wii
Goo
Bombers Hit Krupp Works In Major Allied Raid
The Allied air assault struck Germany hitting the Krupp munitions complex at Essen and targets near Ghent and Tellace. RAF bombers faced German fighters and anti aircraft fire with 12 aircraft lost as night raids continued to threaten Nazi war production. A funeral notice for SPhours is announced with services at Macy's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleish Beimdery
Germany
Germad Vavist
Englist
Air Ministry
Essen
Krupp Works
King 1
Utter
I Geriamer
Holland
Ghent
Tellace
Arministry
High Command
Adolf
Russia Lands North Troops Back of Nazis
Fragmentary notes describe movements of Russian troops in the north against Nazi forces. The garbled text mentions ships, landings, and patrols near a northern region, with references to Verna and other unclear place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Pipeline Fight Delays Gas Rate Cut in Colorado
Attorneys report that a federal and state battle over wholesale gas rates may postpone a planned cut in retail rates for Greely Gas and Fuel. The Canadian River Gas, Colorado Interstate Gas, and Colorado Wyoming Gas face rate reductions of hundreds of thousands annually, with rehearing and potential U.S. Circuit appeal looming as next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gea
Fedeower Commissii
Greelar
Colorado
Greeley & Fuel Company
Colonedio-Wromlie Gres Company
Te yMpeline Company
Greeley Gas & Fuel Company
Power Commission
Limal
U.S. Effettt
Tata
Vreeley Cag & Puncantonny
Colorado-Wyoming Tas Company
Traish Natural Gaz
Ean Solorado
Nosthesste
Circuit Cent
Attorneyy Ludas
Bulgaria Breaks With Russia Amid Balkan Tensions
Reports claim Bulgaria will sever ties with Russia and supply 290000 troops as Bulgarian divisions move toward the southern front. The shift follows strains with Turkey and Greece, with Balkan powers aligning amid Southeast European instability.
Mirrar Application Deadline Announcement
Deadline for Mirrar applications set for April 10. Incomplete sentences obscure details. officials emphasize submission by the date. The notice references planning steps and meeting plans tied to the deadline, with local guidance for applicants and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirrar
2500 WPA Cut Ordered in Colorado
A March 27 decision by ex-WPA administrator Paul T. Shriver orders a reduction of 2,600 WPA workers in Colorado effective April 1, bringing the state’s April employment quota down about 60 percent from last year. He said the reductions target cultural workers unlikely to find private work and noted private employment is available for most workers. Colorado’s WPA peak was February 1938 with 43,300 people on the rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Paul T. Shriver
WPA
Shriver
Washington
Imesay
Surley
Aussey Wank
Clavellant
Gomyeniy
Anton
Suntor Popper
Ion Panh
Lester to Retire After 35 Years at Colorado
Associate Y ae Boulder Colo March 27 Dr Olivar G Lester dean of the University of Colorado Graduate School vice president of the university and a former acting president will retire at end of summer quarter after 35 years on the staff He joined in LICT as head of the physical department A committee of seven faculty headed by Dr P G Worcester has been appointed to recommend a successor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Colo
Olivar G. Lester
University of Colorado Graduate School
LICT
P. G. Worcester
Fedlexy Denartment
All Witnesses Of Blast Dead In Big Va. Quarrel
An explosion at a Pennsylvania or nearby plant killed 31 workers and damaged the surrounding area. Investigators said the blast likely resulted from a coal dust or chemical reaction. Officials reported efforts to identify victims and determine the cause continue as authorities review plant records and interviews with witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ato
Mare
Exwla
Exwla-Ive Acchtowis i Petiisstvanis
Thoms Gulley
New Jersey
Gehleby Bart Land Cement
Noth
Areim
Slowdown Lowers Aluminum Production in Cleveland War Board Reveals
War Labor Board discloses a production slowdown at Cleveland aluminum plants. The report notes reduced output amid labor tensions and pending policy actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
War Labor Board
Wardens Meet and Train for Precinct Roles
About 20 wardens gathered Thursday to review requirements and methods for precinct wardens. They began first aid, fire defense, and air defense training and appointed block wardens to report their status. A demonstration on a compressed air alarm system was presented, with notes on future equipment discussions by the defense council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey
Prevo
Tia Werting
Mack
Ising Grove Park
Malvix
Electria
Brice Miller
Chatmatt
Devense Canncil
New Equipmen
Tea Consumption Must Be Halved War Time Rationing Declared
War production officials order halving national tea intake to conserve scarce supplies. Citizens urged to reduce tea use and prepare for new wartime grocery rationing across the country. Restrictions target both households and hospitality sectors as authorities seek to safeguard tea stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worlnelon
Mareh
Tolay
Natio
Ovdio
Lsth
Rte
van Lovet Tates Taniarye
Cobohnay
Lurie
State Draft Spokesman Calls For Wives To Reclaim Jobs
A government spokesperson urged wives who recently left their positions to resume work. The statement ties into wartime labor needs and social expectations, reflecting policy and public sentiment of the era.
Paterson to Speak at Easter Assembly
Pastor Stuart Paterson of First Presbyterian will speak at Gunter Falls College Easter assembly at 11 Dinlock Wednesday morning. Dr J DaVorest Cline will direct the a cappella choir. Hewes Trust man Giuslowe will perform Ve Maria. The assembly is under the Regismus Council at the callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Paterson
First Presbyterian Church
Gunter
Dinlock
J. DaVorest Cline
Mein
Hewes
Giuslowe
Vinlurst
Kaye LaTorra Wins District Legion Oratory
Kaye LaTorra, a student at Greeley High School, wins the district Legion oratory contest held in Greeley. The event advances her toward the state competition as regional judges and local officials note her strong performance and persuasive speech delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaye LaTorra
Legion Oratory
Kaye FaTorra
Greeley High School
Atmerton Gegion
al Oratory Couttils Betel Ty
Ceutral Owas
Lannion Tan'lfieray
Greeley
Tnstiteuse
Viwinty
Bedutorl
Norrlenn
Arrest Warrant Issued for Denver Builder and Army Member
A warrant was issued for a Denverite linked to a local development project and Army reserve ties. The case involves a named individual, with court filings noting a writ and pending detainment procedures. Officials indicated ongoing pursuit and potential charges related to financial or civic fraud allegations.
FDR Orders Priority on War Supplies to Russians
President Roosevelt directs top priority for wartime shipments to Russia amid production fears and logistic controls. Navy and shipping officials report readiness to move materials swiftly, while allies press for delivery timelines and broader aid commitments in the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.D.R
Brest
Net
Rooruvet
Ryda
Admiral Emory
Wit Shipping Direetus
ACTRA
Donald M. Neen
Preston
Eli Gorg
War In Brief Amid Global Axis War Progress
Wartime brief notes battles and moves across the Pacific and Europe. Japanese raids near Port Moresby confront Allied forces as Australian and British commands adjust. In Europe the Soviet Arctic front tightens near Murmansk while Western Allied commands plan defenses and offensives against Axis positions in the Middle East and beyond. Turkey’s stance and Gibraltar approaches surface in broader strategic chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pork Moresby
Port Moshy
New Guinea
Momeland
Sir Thomas
Tn Ganna
Douglas ManArthiy
Lestie Kera
Tohreoosds Cent Riamey
Unclear Fragment Reflects Local Notices Incomplete Text
Fragmentary OCR text from a California area note mentions names and places with partial details. Unable to determine full entities or events due to garbled words and missing context.
Attacks on Corresidor in Last 24 Hours
The report lists seven attacks on Corresidor over the last 24 hours, detailing recurring hostility and ongoing danger. It names multiple locations and individuals tied to the incidents, highlighting a sustained pattern of violence and security concerns in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corresidor
Immigration Bureau Seeks Funds for Alien Detention Camps
Washington March 27 The Immigration and Naturalization Service reports wartime needs to expand camps at Fort Missoula Fort Lincoln and Fort Stanton to handle enemy aliens and detainees. In testimony Assistant Attorney General Letauel H Scholefield cites costs for detention camps and transport, noting numbers detained and ongoing wartime duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Immigeston and Naturalization Service
Fort Mbsotta
Mont
Fort Lincoln
Dyani Park Station
Congress
Hunsasith
Letauel H. Sehouield
Snes
Port Mir Souls
Fort Binal
Fort Stanton
Iran
United States
Fort Styntat
Columbir
Capsalee
Enon
Immigration and Natualization Service
Servke
Cams
Caranins
Alsewhey & Fl
Mhar Mushre
Milton
Jananere
Jwitnainter Ag
Tragic Accidents Claim Lifes In Feared Incident
A chaotic day in Favela ends in deaths as multiple accidents occur near Pepe oar Fis Gop. Investigating officers report fatal injuries while families, including Cate and Ma Ht, await details. Police caution that conditions remain unclear as responders secure the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Favela
Cate
Detaryor
Rae Deel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ouipat
Hera
David Bewes-Lyon
Queen Elisabeth of
England
New York
Pan American Airways
Pamera Serviers
Om “Saurday
Macy's
Thierment Linn
Sterling
aiOh
Reso- Mion
Fay
Piarticns
Ayern
Siertey
Citizens
Tielevis
Wedel
Nmol
Bilanoliter
Titan
Aviva Prenay
Verna
Bulgaria
Europe
Thitler
Fhondan Dally
Dsputeh
Berta
Ixiirg Horts
Tiseln
Gouvan Peesaure
Balkin
Evans
Jorse
Greece
Yegor
Paul Melton Nove
Sun
Anders Melton
Viesbursh
Rompcon
Heitenant Cokie
Melty Oy
Wis
Hsu
Loey
New Arkin
Besie
Lord Beaverbrook
Coord Nator
Lester
Oscar Chapman
Arete
We Interior
Ceiba
Graeet
Lewis Weitns
Fleder
Slivan
Titsind
Iggy
Nk Jolin
Wien Gut
Tim Tab
Paterson
Denverite
Sinaia
Devon
Steeb
Army
Navy
Evo
Julian Salad
Sabe Marine
India
Mohandas K
Gandhi
Hydlan Foner
Stafford Cripps
War Cabinet
Tidian Ocean
Australia
Murmansk
Moscow
Fyniliay
Armin
Surinthaws
Tise Scrikin
Siuleisk
Morea
Dameé
Clee
Maoginten Brey Venlora
Calif
Mills
Vringan
Hilal
Yeates
Erie Avera
Perkyns
Yona Labaon
Efe Carey
Penn
Rink
Nieiy
Immigration Bureau
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!