Administration vows to defend 40 hour week in war profits fight
Washington reports say the administration will resist any move to suspend the 40 hour week or cap war profits except by taxation. Senator Barkley, before a White House briefing, backs broader tax plans to recapture profits and opposes wage controls. He warns a 40 hour week suspension could spark chaos in war industries and supports efforts with Senator Connally to freeze working conditions in key planes.
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Aracinitd
Washington
Renate
Barkley
Treasury
House
Burkeley Salt
Wee l Lkely
Connally
D-Tex
Gonnally
Japanese Refugees Listed Here As New Arrivals
Welfare agencies in California Colorado and Arizona monitor 215 Japanese refugees listed in Denver and Phoenix reports. Officials note a rise in arrivals from California and the West Coast with 400 more entering by early spring under wartime relocation policies.
Peace Officers Train At War Problems Traffic School
March 31 Beaver reports fifty city, county, and state law enforcement officers attended a traffic school in the routel to train how to handle wartime caution problems. Earl B. Campbell, director of the state safety commission of Portland Oregon, was brought to Congress by the FBI to conduct the school which will continue through the week. Traffic officers gain from Pacific coast blackout lessons, while Colorado training offers new experience. Campbell notes a push to standardize emergency plates and cites white amber lights on vehicles as more effective during blackouts, with red rear lights for police.
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Beaver
Earl B. Campbell
Rhtate Gatety Commission of
Portlan
Ofe
Colorado
Betanl
Cmapbell
Federal Bureau of Investigating
le Wall
Campbell
Pacific Coast
Joe Han
Lucy
United
Weather Caunt for 24 ends with mixed readings
Weather forecast notes mild conditions across Colorado and Wyoming through today and tonight. Temperatures include Amayito 2-28, Oniengo BRi, Denver 48-21, El Paso 75-44, Kansas City 3-09, New Orleans 73-64, reflecting varied regional highs and lows.
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Colorado
Kerosene Freezers Continued Under Wart Production Rule
The Wart Production Board announced continuation of kerosene freezers by halting new production after April 30. The move aims to ensure essential government needs for this type of equipment amid wartime priorities.
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Washington
Morehdi
Wart Production Board
Ater
Onelaly
Nea|exe
Two Die in Air Crash Near La Junta Airport
A Hawking plane carrying members of the Colorado air patrol crashed near La Junta airport. Both Hawking and Mrs. Marlon Trine died at the scene. Mrs. Brown survived the impact. Hawking, a patrol leader, had just flown a passenger, and witnesses aided the aftermath.
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la Junta
Juuth
Gale
Mareh
Llent
Joseph Tluwking
Colorado Atyll al’ Patrol
Marlon - Trine
Mila
Brown
Tinwhin
la Junta Copatriction
Waskin
Hoth
Hawking
Ul Patrol
Plancy
Kansas Elvil Air Patrol
Ladnumn
Floyd Rh. Urawa Tr
Tawkttis
Mrs. Brown
Floyd B. Brows Sr
Fort Collins
Marlon Siege
Colorado State College
Fort Calling
Shafa
Burning Oil Pipeline Waste Sparks Smoke near City
A large fire erupted southwest of the city as oil pipeline waste burned, sending towering black smoke into the sky. Reports suggest the blaze involved Rocky Mountain Pipeline Company materials. authorities investigate the incident and assess potential hazards.
Cuban Pact Is Completed
Havana reports Cuba and the United States reached an agreement on sensitive measures reflecting renewed friendship. A key project revises the 1942 sugar contract, permitting the United States to receive a larger sugar allotment while Cuba retains domestic needs, due to tankage shortages.
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Havana
Cuba
United Staton
Wera
Cula
United States
John Michielle Advances in Maryland Education Role
John Michielle, formerly with Greeley Budent and Englewood, who earned a doctorate at CSCE and pursued a doctor's degree at the University of Maryland, has been appointed assistant superintendent for Prince George County Maryland.
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Toit Michaelix
Greeley Budent
Englewood
Lily A
Cemee
CSCE
University of Maryland
Peros
Prince Georg County
Giper Meyitovo
Afasyinoil
Sterling
Standard Oil Chief Denies Delaying Synthetic Rubber
Standard Oil President of New Jersey testified before a defense committee that the company promoted synthetic rubber and did not obstruct its development in the United States. He rejected charges of disloyalty and insisted the record shows the opposite, citing contracts and wartime activities as evidence. He disputed cartel links with IG Farben and denied aiding Japanese relations contrary to U.S. interests.
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Ty Thayminn
United States
Farben
Germany
Denlea
Standard di
Bby
N&nert
Arnold Ndt
Prain
Brazil
Alate
Opinion Sought On Clerk Fee For Research
County Attorney Bradfield said he is asking Attorney Ireland for an opinion on whether Weld County Clerk Spomer may charge a 26 cent search fee to verify names on extended mortgage instruments. The land bank has been billed about 79 dollars, with remittance discussed, amid Colorado’s 18 year mortgage renewal law fueling reviews of such charges and related fees.
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GO. H. Bradtiell
Toesley
Gait Ireland
Ireland
Iaad
Hank
Dale
Bradfielt
Colorado
Federal
Matt Barta
Clark Lee Reaches Bataan from Australia
Melbourne dispatch indicates Clark Lee of Associated Press arrived in Australia to continue reporting from the Philippines theater under General Douglas MacArthur. The move aligns with MacArthur's swift Philippine theater coverage as a major wartime front.
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Clark Lee
Bataan
Australia
Melbourne
Prege
Batan
U.S. Army
Mon Rg
Horn of the Philippines
Douglas Macarthur
Dee Jefe
Philippines
MacArcine
Ryeuil
Cline to Judge Major Music Festivals Across States
Cline will preside as judge at multiple upcoming music festivals. The DeForest Cine division chair will evaluate Southern Colorado Muale in Ladunta, Mangas Derrick Waste fest in a plaza, Colorado regional contest in Monte Vista, Eastern Washington festival in Cheney and Spokane, and the National contest region 40 at Idaho Falls Idaho across April and May.
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DeForest Cine
Ins Veo
Ladunta
a_plaza
Colorado
Monte Vista
Gheney
Spokane
Idaho’ Falls
Idaho
Cripps Plan Near Break on India Defense Crisis
New Delhi dispatch reports mounting opposition within the Congress to Cripps proposals on retaining defense control during the war. Gandhi’s son Devedas cites party strength against the British offer while leaders including Rajagopalacharter and Azad express mixed views. Nehru and the elder Gandhi draft conclusions as the Congress Working Committee meets.
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H.W. Stimeon
New Delhi
Amwletai
Dritieh
Yuntin
Aday
All-ndigeon
Moloudad Gandhi
Devedisrold
Hindustan Times
Congress
Stafford Crious
Gandhi
Stafford
Defenaa
Stafford Die
Atlintils Congress
Mawiane Abdul Kalan Azad
Congress Working Committee
Cripps
Ja‘waharlal Negrin
India
Sde
Alles
Port of Entry relocation planned for Nunn town
A government board announced the port of entry currently about a mile north of Nunn would move into Nidan Itself, with details learned Tuesday. Also reported is the death on Monday of Mrs Eates wife of Frank Hatch at Law amie Wye. Funeral service and burial set for Thursday afternoon.
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Seaver
Tha Hlghe Wayputee Board
Nunn
Cole
Nidan
Mra
Tda
Eates
Frank Hatch
Lawamie
Wye
Tatch
Greeley
Local Soldier Decorated In Philippines
An official announcement from General MacArthur’s supreme command lists U S Army units in the Philippines and Dutch East Indies with awards. Private Robert Chopping of Greeley Colorado receives the Purple Heart. Silver Star recipients include Sergeant Jon Sown of Denver and Russell Huffman of Highwood Montana among others.
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U. S. Army
Acatralia
Douglan MacArthur
Supreme Command
Philippines
Dutch East Indies
Robert Chopping
Greeley
Colo
Sergeania Jon
War In Brief: Global theaters report clashes and air losses
The brief war bulletin summarizes Mediterranean raids near Malta, Burma frontline actions around Shwe Daung, and intensified hostilities in the Philippines and Tobang area. British Indian forces counterattack in Burma, China reports heavy Japanese casualties, U S and Australian forces claim air and naval strikes, with Port Darwin bombed and North Africa limited by weather. Japanese submarine activity and Soviet spring offensive rumors appear amid broader global pressure as nations maneuver on multiple fronts.
Noon-day Services To Be This Week
The Wall Congregational Ministerial Association sponsors noon services at Park Church this week with speakers from First Covenant and Evangelical Free churches. A Good Friday service features a harmonette and band, with Dr B E J Aisin and Rev L B Olson among the speakers.
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Wall Conmy Ministerial Association
Part Congregational Church
Park Church
Milton F, Swanton
Flrst
Covenant Church
L. B. Olson
Eyatiselical Pree
Carl G. Melander
BE. J. Aisin
Mobr
Matthews
Firat Christian Elinvel
Senate Maintains 40 Hour Week, Amid Turbulent Debate
In Washington the Senate rejected by voice vote amendments to a pending bill that would have suspended the 40 hour week. The measure faced opposition from Senator O'Cartel. Debate centered on business concerns and possible impacts on industry and labor.
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Waahington
Daret
Senate
Troy Mietz
O'Cartel
D-Tex
Comrada
U S Bomber Command Colonel In Far East Shows How Yank Fliers Were Superior
In a Far East briefing, Col. Khan reports American bomber crews overwhelmed Japanese defenses. He cites Allied Air Forces operations from the Philippines to the Netherlands East Indies, noting American losses and Japanese claims while praising the long range and effectiveness of U S bomber missions.
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U.S. Bomber Command
Far East
United States Army
Australia
Eugene J. Enbank
U. S
Romiuuuid
Philippines
Baalame Judes
Arhs
Veroes Hauglitd
Poche
Twyn
Port Avehur
Texas
Alouquerque
N. MM
Hervig
Bomber Command
Piliapinos
Netherlands, East Indies
Fisminse Ly
Col. Khan
Bac
Clark Meld
Raj
David Gibbs
Alquerque
Liews
Chantain
Joseph Laftent
Opelousas
Lutther Hetliger
Richport
Conn
Anthony Holub
Covenante
Capinbin May Cox
Riverside
Calif
Fred Crlwyallis
Fort Worth
Texay
Lin Fayen Gulf
Vigan Arenue
Coun Kelty
Hie Geld
Maj
Geel] Cambs
aAblington
Tex
Donald Selger
San Francisco
Walies Bard
Albamerque
James Connally
Waco
Vox
Elmer Parsel
Mavon, Gn
Edward Bohnaker
Piatteville
Wis
Earl Tas
Walla Walla
Wash
Eliott Vandevanter
Washington, D.C
Taguip Bay
Luxorr
Plates
Vandevanter
Howitt Whelesa
Fresco
Colite
Aller Hla Seture
Allies Press Blows at New Guinea Base
Allied air forces pounded the Lae, New Guinea base as Australian and British troops bolster defenses. Reports from Townsville cited heavy fighting at altitudes up to 26,000 feet, with Japanese fortress aircraft repelled. Australia reorganized land forces into two armies under Lt. Gen. St. John D. Bagot and Lt. Gen. Sir Archibald Mackay as air and naval support intensified in the Pacific theater.
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C. Yates McDaniel Mellourie
Lae
New Guines
Abdad
Tenery
United Blales
New Guinea
Dapntinse
Townuylile
Queensland
Bir Thomas Milney
Australia
John Cartin
Ghent
Koepang
ISAAF
Dittel
Curtis
Darwin
le Eohimunique
United Nations
Hamey
Carte
Pelme Mhugter
PHL
Tomes
Mediterranean
Hngin
Yal
Augralia
St. John D. Bagarack
Siriyen Mackay
Attic Fire at Woolf Home Damages Bathroom
Fire at the Woolf residence caused attic damage from faulty wiring estimated under 200 dollars. Firemen arrived around 11 20 a m and found the root to reach the blaze while Mea Woolf and her children were away at the time.
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Atte
Therexisdence
Man
J. Ef. Woolf, Jr
Woall
GAVAnaugh Honored After Incident At Greeley Loveland Yard
Gavanaugh recovering senior county road foreman who had a breakdown last week following an incident on the Greeley Loveland yard was Tuesday honored by attending physician to mark recovery and return to duties.
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Snr
Cavanang
Greeley-Loveland Yard
Vacuum Cleaner Output Halted After April 30
Associated Yrvald Waskinston reports production of vacuum cleaners halted after April 30 as the war mobilization begins. The move precedes converting the vast 985,000,900 industry wholly to war work and shifts focus to defense needs.
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Associated Yrvald Waskinston
Promeetinn Bovnd Tony
Death of George Norlin Follows Wife in Colorado
George Norlin, 70, emeritus professor at the University of Colorado, died in Boulder sixty hours after his wife Minnie. A famed Greek scholar and critic of Nazism, Norlin taught at Colorado and later at Chicago and Berlin. He authored works on Socrates and fascism, received multiple honors, and his funeral is private at his home.
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George Nortin
University of Colorado
Prev
Boulder
Colo
Maye
George Novila
University of Colarnin Jwesidene
Germany
Nosili
Minnie
Norllte Werved
Iata
de. Nextar
Berlin
Thradore Roosavelt
Woiversity of Bella
Unitedates ii
Colorado
Noviht
Hitler
Nurtit
Concordia
Kane
Trl
Hawaa
Hastings College
Hastings
Nek
University of Chicago
Ding
Colaiaio
Morty
New York University
Hall of Come
Anal Atrurtee
Carnegie Fontain~ Ton
Hom Coimbra University
Colmrails College
University of Missouri
The
Universrty of Denver
Colorada School of Minor
Noviin
Tsocrates
Lach Clissteal Library
Norlin
Swediel
Wolborg Falnenfolin
Northy
Mimia Covert Yateter
Cleveland
Covert
United States
Comiul
Lyons
France
Aguas
University of Washington
Norli
Eneritus
Uiversity
Tie
Dy. Hobert Lawrane Husner
Univer Rehool
Byrd Demands Action On Anti Strike Bill
Senator Byrd told the senate today the committee had suppressed important labor legislation and urged speedy consideration of the anti strike measure. Senator Connally called for action and warned of delays in the current week. May modify mine priorities is reported in Washington on March 31.
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Wellington
DeVa
Senate
Lnher
Sonnia Connally
D-Tex
Washington
Jaipeon
D-Cota
3 Way Production Board
WPA
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Earl M. Kawau
Becans Anid
Tolmer
Coloraio
Puulle
Cennis
America
Konsauld
Dente
Mowntain Pipeline Company
Moe
Company Wolkmen
John Michielle
Standard Oil
Arnold
Forish
Associated Press
Cline
Mrs. Ida Hatch Dice
Tao “Tobont Chappig
Robert ‘Taning
Llved
Greeye
Malta
Une Faland
Burma
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Shwedaung
Prone
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Brille
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Etling
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Russia
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Poole
Dan A. Woal
OPA
Snet wWeek
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Eubank
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Woolf
Gavanaugh Recovering
George Norlin
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