London Sees Signs of Three-Way Axis Attack Soon
London reports signs of a three-way Axis strike targeting England the Near East and Egypt within days. British and Australian leaders announce BEF losses and evacuations while forecasts warn of a broader campaign through Libya and Syria as Nazi forces mass near Tobruk and the Suez route.
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London
England
Near East
Egypt
Adolf Hitler
Untzkrieg
CIA
Byitonus
Aegean
Gsilinh
Middle East
Palaponne Busck
Uo End
Australia
Prive Mintefor
A.wadden
Mellamne
Basra
Iran
Persian Gulf
Brad
Mosul
Fifer
Suez
Tobruk
Libya
Cairo
Berlin
Colmna
Stranner
Dover
United States
Roviet Tlusela
V. Tinashenko
Red Army
Europa
Confinei
Germany
Tig
Hartin
Theoottakerta
Wheestattal
Fermion
Alexaard
Arlington South Side School board names Sanderson principal
At a special meeting the Arlington South Side School Board appointed 29 year old George F. Sanderson as principal of Arlington and sixth grade teacher at Greveley elementary. Sanderson will also supervise playgrounds and will be paid 1700 dollars.
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Sanderson
Arlington
South Side
George F. Sanderson
Colorado State College of Education
Greveley
South Greeley
Dilings
Taker
Mont
Plax G. Graft
Sevitelluil
Jas Bron
Greeley
OSCE
Mionuol
Juulay Ahil
Warrensburg
Heatter Wall
A. G. Huntingout
Seatorigh
Air
Huntington
MA Huntington
Mabel Henderson
Inusia
A. J. Mock
Givert Moura Og
Moura T
Mock
Wellnes- Qay
Wellnes- Qay, Also Approved Application To the Surplia
Corpoyniin
Tilox Youn
Qaedon
Ted's Place Wins Big in National Bowling Meet at St Paul
Ted's Place Bowls wins top honors in national tournament at St Paul with 2553 total. Individual scores include Walter W. Hoskins 66, T J Sankeell 120, Coli Toylon 587, Pepenta 453, Henry Markwls 2638 total. Most Ted's Pinco bowlers hail from Fort Collins except Cold Taylor who joined the team on an exchange. Malone Funeral Friday
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Ted
St. Paul
Genney
Chuenday
Walter W. Hoskins
T. J. Sankeell
Coli Toylon
Peipenta
Henry Markwls
Fort Collie Laundry
Fort Collins
Cold Taylor
Federal Airport Endorsement for Loveland Greeley Site
Loveland July 8 G Barry a Denver district airport engineer and Loveland Chamber of Commerce member endorses a proposed Loveland Greeley federal airport. He cites postal receipts and favorable sales for the field and notes good air conditions in the area, with a federal expenditure estimate of about 325000.
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Loveland
G. Barry
Denver
de Ctyll Aeeomantics Authority
Loveland Chamber of Commerce
Barry
Greeley
Winland
Pueblo Girl Fatally Injured In Pueblo County Crash
Anise Ivens Haskel, 20, of a Pueblo family, died at 4 26 a m after a Wednesday night crash on highway 85 north of Pueblo. Her sister Mary Sashel, 25, and Juli ana Novak, age not stated, were injured. Sashel remained hospitalized with burns and Novak reported in poor condition. The accident marks another death in Pueblo County and follows a recent rise in traffic fatalities since mid-April.
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Pueblo
Colo
Anise Ivens Haskel
Mary Sashel
Juliana Novak
Parkview
Novak
Sasbel
Deatia
Arbitration sought on river water dispute path
Officials from Nebraska Wyoming and Colorado discuss a proposed survey by planners to assess the North Platte river water issues. Clifford Stone of the Colorado Water Conservation Board and governors Griswold and Stith are named in the action with Ralph J. Carr as executive contact for Lolo Colamito.
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Denver
Shy
Engineera
Hesenrees Plamulur
Colorado
Wyoming- Nebraska
North Platte River
Clifford II Stone
Colornitn Water Conservation Board
Dewieht Griswold
Nebraska
Nela Jf Stith
Wyoming
Lolo Colamito
Ralph J. Carr
Planning Board
E Ports
Post Office Defense Bond Sale Opens in U S Posts
Post office bond sales begin with officers like Postmaster John F. Redman proving payments. A photo shows Redman receiving a $100 bond from A Leo Phelps, assistant postmaster, as bonds range from $25 to $1,000 with 29 percent interest compounded semi annually and limits of $10,000 per individual.
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U.S
Greeley
John F. Redman
A. Leo Phelps
Redman
Lewis Insists Labor Must Have Voice in Government
John L. Lewis urged that labor must have a voice in government before it can be expected to support defense efforts. Speaking at a Pennsylvania industrial council gathering, Lewis accused selfish interests of profiting from wartime production and criticized the Office of Production Management for denying unions adequate representation. He blamed this lack of voice for hampering labor leadership and warned it could threaten national defense unity.
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Lewis
Harrisburg
John L. Lewis
America
Pennsylvaia Industrial Council
Phin Murray
CIO
Amarinn
Ilo
Swepara
Lowe
Tabor Wien
War Bulletins Hungary Clamps Down
Budapest May 1 the military commander of Ishinmgar tarvo ordered deportation of Hil Barby Noenlans Mon tmeging Geisfos and Jews to move out within three days starting May 23. The Hungarian advance followed German dissolution of the kingdom created from Austro Hungarian lands after World War I. The announcement did not specify deportation destinations. Berlin May 1 German press continued war coverage as American ships threaten warzone disruption. Britse comments claimed Germany will not back down from challenging England. New York May 1 Brigadier General Emmy Ef. Acuvid said English public sentiment leans away from peace while England builds its war machine on return from Europe.
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Hungary
Budapest
Ingary
Ishinmgartarvo
Yugoslavia
Hil Barby
Noenlans
Montmeging
Geisfos
England
New York
Emmy Ef. Acuvid
Army Str Corps
Cloff
Europe
Newe York
Wiliam Hind
Camp Edwards Cost Soars Beyond Army Estimate
Washington May 1 Rep. En gel R Mich charged today that the fatel cost of constructing Camp Edwards, Mass would exceed 29 040 000 more than four times the War Departments original estimate. He described a foreman carpenter on the job as a lobster fisherman whose crew included a bond salesman and an insurance man among others. The Michigan representative, a World War I AEF captain, has been conveying claims that an investigation is underway and reported his findings in an address prepared for the House.
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Irena Washington
Engel
R-Mich
Camp Edwards
Macs
Poat
Oon
Michigan
Wilp Keryad
AEF
Massachusetts
Nouse
Park Roads and Trails Funds Proposed by House Panel
House committee recommendations call for increased national park appropriations totaling 124,218 dollars for the Rocky Mountain Park Roads and Trails Program. Noted allocations include Glacier 214,805. Wyoming and Telon 24,620. Yellowstone 167,840. Mesa Verde 71,785. Rocky Mountain 124,216. and New Mexico Carishied 10. A separate 358,425 proposal targets Boulder Canyon recreational area with 93,240 allocated.
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Washington
House
Aparayrias Hons Vurmilice Lnte
Yeaterday
Qark
Montana
Glacior
Mocky Mountain
New Mexico
Weather Tacal for 21 hours ending Thursday
Partly cloudy tonight with scattered showers or thunderstorms in Colorado. Friday shows limited sunshine and a few showers in lower elevations. Wyoming and New Mexico expect mostly cloudy to partly cloudy with a few storms or lighter showers. Temperatures vary, with notable readings listed for Abilene, Albuquerque, Oklahoma City, and other cities.
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Tacal
Olorade
Wyoming
Monthon
Frilay
West Partley Todlay
New Mexico
Nartlan
Abnaule
Clears
Noenger
el Pago
Kanegag City
Shoa Angeles
We Orleans
Oklahona City
Whoenix
San Francisce
Washington
50 U S Oil Tankers To Be Taken For War Use
Washington May 1 President Roosevelt decided to turn over coast guard assets to the navy in war time and a plan seeks wartime use of American oil tankers and refuge ships for British aid. The maritime commission said tankers over 6000 gross tons would be used outside the war zone to assist Britons, with transfer of cargo between tankers considered feasible. Admiral Land noted the aim to mobilize 2,900,000 tons of shipping for vital war materials and that efforts would be expedited.
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Cisroelated
Veesal
Washington
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Coast Guard
Navy
Morgendhen
Cortis
Meir
Atlantic
Worih
South America
United
North Atlantic
Nol
Aakel UF
Jug
Eiory S. Land
Trosifont Moosevelt
Roosevelt Appeal on Page 12 Amid Shipping Crisis Plans
The Roosevelts appeal outlines a tonnage program diverting 7,000,000 tons ocean shipping and transferring 2,500,000 tons from the Great Lakes to international trade. It envisions 77 ships, 700,000 tons this year, 2,500,000 next year, and 3.5 to 4 million tons by 1943, plus possible foreign-flag ships under presidential authority. Shipping aid is described as needed due to submarine and air attacks, with 200,000 tons monthly for defense.
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Ugeat Lakes
U. S
White House
Gustarday
Ada Land
United States Chamber of Cane Querce
Club Leaders Meet on Sat in Greeley
Weld county AIi civh leaders and new club officers plan an annual meeting at the emirt horse in Greeley on Saturday at 1 80 p m. Slaven announced the agenda including president, secretary, and nominating leaders plus group discussions on economics and agriculture.
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Weld County
Aii Civh
Oh Peehs
Laattere
Club Leddera
Plang
Sliver
Washington sees Suez threat extends U S patrol
Washington reports a Suez threat spurring extended American naval patrols toward the Indian Ocean. Senator Guffey and Senator Tobty push convoy duties and a roll call vote with admin support.
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Washington
Suez
Indian Ocean
Carr Sees No Trouble Over Road Money
Governor Ralph J. Carr says no trouble over federal highway funds for Colorado. He notes last year's state matching and defends allocation while state engineer Charles Vail objects to a federal rule that 30 percent of road work be done via private contracts.
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Carr
Ralph J. Carr
Thomas H. Maotiguild
Colorado
Lilsinoy Enghreer Chartes
Vail
Fed Sak
Golupado
Baseball Scores and Personal Note From Meager Box Score
Fragmented box scores show mixed results across the National and American Leagues with St Louis and New York, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Washington games listed. A separate obituary-like note recalls Garcia, 11, who registered as an alien in December and died in Mezico, leaving four grandsons.
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Washington
TSO Chiles Ous
Leonard and Ferrell
Dietrich
Ampleter
Mid Tres
Thiladelhia
Steveland
Knott
R.A. Jamzon
Tease
Mayes
Leave
Felleraimd Uesaurts
Detroit
Jahuson
Yellaki
Teoat
An Tehbette
Sullivan
New York
Fanla
Thyolan
Dickey
Caster
Overmueler
Hrwift
Ifans
Brown
St. Lewis
Rattouwl
Gaius
Iittsburel
Travia
Washiigton
Vianford
Calif
Encarenacion Garcia
Mezica
Garela
Preshiqnt Waiura
Moxico
Saitier Iit
Beil Jvarer
Taly
F Soir
Our Boots Favorite In Kentucky Verdy Capture
Our Boots is listed as an 8 to 5 favorite in a Kentucky betting context. The article mentions wagers on several horses including Porter's Cap, Whit away, Disgeso, and a list of odds for Robert Morris, Markat War, Gitua Heat, Tag Maly, Storetor, and Sania and Valdina Paul.
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Tanesistes
Lonisvillo
Wil
Kentucky Verdy
Ly & Lending
Kentucky
Porter
Woronil Chateo
Whitaway
Disgeso
Robert Mortis
Markat War
Gitua Heat
Tag Maly
Storetor
Sania
Valdina Paul
Taquiry Into Sales Of Unwed Mothers Babies Began
Police started a probe into the sale of babies by unwed mothers amid reports of buyers and sellers including a 47 year old grandmother held on conspiracy charges. Investigators say several mothers received hospital care and about $50 to $4 000 per infant was paid by childless couples.
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Prasventae
Elias
Lyon
Ali
Towle
Ander
President of C F J Weds in Albuquerque
The president of My Colman Fuel Iron Corp and Hazel Grant Newshaw wed in Albuquerque in a private ceremony at the Free Presbyterian Church. The couple’s nuptials were followed by early reports on the groom’s age and family details.
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C.F. & J. Weds In
Albuquerque
William A. Maxonh
Reaver
Colman Fuel
Iron Corp
Anil Mas
Hazel Grant Newshaw
Det Angeles
Uso
Teality
Maxwell
Dia Quecor
Mi Rey J
Benton
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