Coal mine talks stalled as six day week kept in force
President Ickes demanded a six day work week for coal mines amid ongoing deadlock, with miners back to work for 15 more days. He urged direct talks between operators and miners under War Labor Board approval, warning of potential price administration exemptions if producers refuse the directive.
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Waslington
Tcken
Ors Temaing
Icker
Uecant
Operstor Ware
Asyners
War Labor Board
Beltle
Rideulage
United Mine Workers
Freeldent
Jona
Lewis
Relia Foy
Tekes
Nels
Lekea
Laoke
Janar
Lovig
Iykes
Emv
Office of Price Administration
Samy
Gill
Burawank
OFA
Tikes
Iearing Tegotlet
Pvatween Bituminars
Fia
Local Crash Near Denver Causes Delayed Response
May 1 report details a fire crew arriving after a car collision near Denver. A driver remained stuck inside a vehicle while smoke and heat threatened a parked car, and bystanders including Mrs Fulton feared moving as flames grew near the front wheel area.
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Denver
Cireel Gar Slyvick Aira
Hailett Pullen
Fulton
Two Army Fliers Killed In Training Crash Near Sugar City
First Lieutenants Jos Allen Kerbert and Ernest B. Riki were killed Monday during a routine flight 20 miles north of Sugar City. Elkin, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Elkin of Pittsburg, Pa, lived with his wife Virginia in Rocky Ford, Colo. Herbert is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Evan J. Herbert of Fullerton, Calif, and his wife, Mrs. dog Hertavl, also of Rocky Ford.
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Aasegciates Press
Dunia
Colo
Jos Allen Kerbert
Ernest B. Riki
Evan J. Herbert
Fullerton, Gallf
Drs
Dog Hertavl
Rocky Ford
School district election results across multiple towns
Allnutt and Bain elected to the Greelay district board as Windsor voters choose new directors. George I. Frye and Mrs. Enna Inne Heckman win in Windsor, with Frye unopposed and Heckman replacing Myrtle Velter. Oklahoma district shows Clarence Anderson reelected secretary and Glenn Smith elected treasurer. Severance names Robert Wallen as secretary. Frederick picks Mrs. Mattet as secretary amid a tight race. Additional results include various districts electing secretaries and treasurers, with several incumbents reelected and small vote totals reported.
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Windsor
George I. Frye
Enna Inne Heckman
Momwlay
Prye
Hickman
Myrtle Velter
Okishomna
Clarence Anderson
Glnng Smith
Severance
Robert
Wallen
Mattet
Frederick Frederick
Bessie
Dalley School
Iinn
Verna Powell
Robert Moore
Keryshing
Don Boblender
AL Matteville
Roy Garrett
Lloyh Cohen
Satem
John Devies
Harry Nelson
Buell
Johnstown
Elmer Shultz
Boar
Frank Moody
Preshpara
Eaton
AL Fort Lupton
W. A. Lee
M.G. Widealer
Moses Smith
U. S
Mint
Denver
Ault
A. B. Stewart
Mads Hansen
Lester Adams
Pleasant Valley School
J. Lloyd Johnson
Evang
J. M. Kinsinger
Sergeants Gauge Public Mood In Military Poll
May 4 in Washington secretly, sergeants win 89 votes in a morale poll. Corporals gain 19 and privates 31 while 173 of 218 actresses favor dating enlisted men over officers. Secretary Morgenthau thanks newsmen for support during the war loan drive and calls their aid invaluable.
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Hailywood
Sidlex
Atudio
Warners
Sergeanta
Washington
Morgenthau
Final Vote on Income Tax Plan Divides House
Washington May 4. The House rejected the Republican plan to cancel a year of individual income taxes as a step toward a pay as you go system. The roll call vote stood 208 to 202 after earlier 187 to 100 in favor of a partial plan. Debate centered on demagoguery and the fate of a broader tax bill, with Speaker Rayburn ruling on remarks and the chamber resuming the debate after a 15 minute delay. The outcome left 41,000,000 taxpayers awaiting the next move.
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Washington
New York Federal Reserve Bank
House
Rayturn
D-Tex
Donmizoguery
Pat
Td-Tex
Gilgat
Flep
Rep
Tankik
D-Aifss
Ditler
Kentson
Patman
Rayburn
Kuotson
Tenutson
Rehearing Sought in Denver and Rio Grande Plans
A Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad company petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission to rehear the issues in a reorganization plan approved by the ICC in July. Bolivia’s President Sure of Victory and military leader Penaranda arrived in Washington as guests of the government, with Penaranda declaring victory for the United Nations is assured. An 11 year old signature from a UN ally leader was planned to be added to the Atlantic charter in Washington.
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Washington
Denver and Hio Grande Western Railroad Company
Iterstate Commerce Commission
Tnday
Tn Rer
ICO Inet
Mlund
Pia
Bolivia
Tera
Enrique Penarasda
United Nations Ia
United Nations
County Wins Pennant for Bond Buying Drive
Weld county war finance committee led by Ramon M. Hamdly received an eight foot pennant after clearing a 1 217 200 quota in the Second War Loan Drive. The award, sent by state war finance head, features a blue banner with a white circle reading quota award and second war loan driver. County map and billboard tracked bond purchases on the court house lawn, to stay through general day.
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Weld Counlty
War Finance Committee
Ramon M. Hamdly
Apri
Handy
Wlyth
Earl King
Folidge
Weld County
War Borns
Bern
Dave
Thyssen Brother of Fritz Dies in Reich Rumor
Reports from Munich relay conflicting accounts of Hans Thyssen brother of Fritz Thyssen theater magnate who supported Adolf Hitler. He is said to be dead or confined by the Nazi regime amid the Reich’s political turmoil as of late April.
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Hans Thyssen
Fritz
Reich
Blockholm
Frank Tuder Zeitung
Heya
Tang Thyssen
Berlin Admits Nazis Retreat In Caucasus
The German radio said Nazi troops fell back to new defensive positions west of Krymskaya near Novorossisk as heavy Soviet assaults continued. Reports note a large air battle over Krasnodar with Soviet forces claiming 64 German planes down and 22 lost, amid continued Kuban fighting and renewed Allied aviation activity.
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Kibo
Krasnodar
Ciarmana Five
Kuban
Saylot Aviation
Greyman
America
Iccisioa
Colt
Airibomes
London
Moscow
Mitoigqne
American Bombers Hit Antwerp In Nazi Radio Report
The Devlin radio quoted by Associated Press claimed American bombers attacked Antwerp this afternoon with heavy aerial combat over the Belgian city. The German account said many parachutes were seen, implying several American airmen may have been shot down, with casualties among civilians. No Allied confirmation was immediately available.
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Associated Freee
Devlin
Antwerp
Associated Preas
Nazie Threaten Own Trooper In Algiers Letter
A fragmentary telegraph style report cites a Nazie letter from April 13 threatening reprisals against relatives in Germany of soldiers who surrendered in Tunisia. The missive, unsigned and poorly legible, references a German battalion and a commander, implying planned actions.
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Algiers
Nazia
Germany
Soliftrs
Tuoisia
Two Japanese Heavy Cruisers and One Light Damaged in Long-range Action
An American naval communique reports that a U S patrol force west of Attu engaged a Japanese force in late March 1943 during dawn to early morning hours. The battle damaged five enemy heavy cruisers and one light cruiser, with United States ships suffering minor damage and minimal personnel casualties.
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Wallington
Aleutians
Navy
A Department Caminalque
United States
A. Anvy
Dards
North Parlile
Attu Islan
Im Tha
Ute
S. Firlig
Wantong
Bageaul
Kiska
Altu
Attu
Sunday Rodeo To Be Aired at Council Meet
The council meets Sunday evening at 7 30 to hear petitions on granting a permit for Island Grove park for a Sunday rodeo. Chamber of Commerce voices support, with a delegation present. opponents plan to attend. Rodeo officials plan a daytime event with no night show, and Island Grove remains the venue.
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Council
Wigsiien
Sig Greeley
Vatinell
Island Grove Park
Preyauntel
Counell
Boti Domnainta
Chamber of Commerce
Jere
Tradeo
Tradeo Committee
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Rodeo Association
D. Ie
Island Grove
Flag Day Proclaimed Amid Calls for Nation to Honor Flag
President Roepgevelt proclaims June 14 as Flag Day and urges Americans to salute the Stars and Stripes this year. He also encourages displaying United Nations flags where feasible alongside the national banner.
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Wastington
Repgevelt
United Nations
Americans Drive Toward Tunis After Mateur Breakthrough
Allied forces renewed the advance along the Lake Bizerte line pushing Ferryville and Mateur positions under heavy artillery fire. American divisions moved toward Tebourba and Teboursah while coordinating with British and French units to outflank Axis defenses near Medjez el Bab and the coast, with more than 100 prisoners taken and a continuing push to breach the Tunisian front.
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William
King Carswol
North AG Wea
Pont Fu Fas
Ferryville
GBS
Cot
Tuegen van Arutin
Perryville
Mateur
Mateue
Riserte
Achkel
Americus
Biberle
Zerle
Vile
Aais
Hiverte
Beja
Kurnen Eowih
Ting River
Tebour
Tunis
Belt First Army
Medjez-El- Bab
Urs
Tax‘rouna
Fafiduville
Sir Ferhard & Montgomery
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jquarters
Nouth
Mediterranean
Lins Jefon
Berverol
Navy Seizes Russell Islands North of Guadalcanal
American forces occupied the Russell Islands, about 16 miles north of Guadalcanal, after enemy resistance ceased on Guadalcanal in February. The isles lie within 490 miles of Vic Harbor and other Solomon bases. Navy spokesmen gave no comment on the operation.
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Navy
Russell Isles
Guadalcanal
Associated Press
Woskleylac
Solomon Islands
Russel Islands
Russell
Navy Commiunalque No
South Parile
Wsilatey
United States
Avenger
Munda
Solomons
Wildcat
Warhawk
Curtis PO
Lightning
Lockheed
Rekula Bay
Santa Tsale Island
North Pacific
Kfeks
Gertende Cove
Owenpatton
Russell Islands
Wiatmaring
Ellice Infands
Tacitic
Anc
Gilbert Island
Weather Local Update With Scattered Showers
No material change in temperature this afternoon. Cooler northwest portions tonight and Wednesday forenoon. Scattered showers or thunderstorms expected near mountains and western portions today and early tomorrow. Wyoming outlook similar with afternoon showers and possible thunderstorms in western areas and lower elevations.
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Colada
Tauight
Wyoming
Mown Falls
Senth-Persion
Stuttgart Rail Station Wrecked In May Incident
A garbled report cites a Stuttgart station incident in May involving luggage missing after awnings. A witness claimed belongings were left behind three hours earlier and had vanished upon return, with unclear details about location and cause.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Stuttgark
Sawihera
Germany
Trans Elerram
War in Brief Victory in the Mediterranean and Caucasus
War in Brief reports Allied advances from Mateur to split Axis forces in Tunisia and Sicily. It notes German Vichy radio claiming Allied movements near Glalie and Aleeria and hints at a large invasion of Sicily and Sardinia. Moscow says the Kuban bridgehead is open with possible operations. Soviet and Allied air losses are cited in Caucasus and Pacific theaters with reference to Darwin and Burma raids. Japan warns of U.S. production.
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Mateur
Ghezd
Asis
Tonis
Bizerte
Ani 4Lied
Hans
Glialter
Aleeria
Sicly
Sardinia
Tunisia
Mediterraneean
Italy
Berprny Olter
Russia
Moscow
Miers
Caucasus
Southwest Pacific
MaraArthur
Glyologes
Hatlie
Darwin
S. Army
Hunan
Burma
Potnd
Akyah
Aleuma
Japan
Tokyo
Zakio Suga Jagat
U.S
Romanian Black Sea Port Bombed
London reports Romania’s Constenta port on the Black Sea was bombed by air raiders causing civilian casualties and slight damage. Two of the raiders were shot down. no reports of Romanian forces countering the raid. The last raid on Hamania was by Russian planes last September 13.
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London
Rome
Today
Bucharest
Homnolau Mack
Constenta
Reuters
Hamania
Sinoke
Buchare
Eel
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Tebourba
Pont du Fochs
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