Lieutenant Hopkins Receives Wings At Colorado College
Lieutenant David L. Hopking earned pilot wings after training at the Colorado State College of Education area. He graduated from Kelly Field on April 26 and was assigned to a genera tractor at Hamilton Field. His parents attended the commencement and later visited his brother in Greeley. Hopkins served with Company M of the Colorado National Guard during his stay.
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David L. Hopking
Tere
Colorado State College of Education
Hopking
Kelly Flete
Hamdolph Field
Hopkins
Linyd Br, Hopking
St. Jomton
Kelly Weld
Greeley
Pries Hop. Kiug
David Hopkins
Company M
Colorado Nasional Guard
Registration of DAV convention opens in Greeley Colorado
The 2nd annual American Veterans of World War event in Colorado began with registration at the Camfield hotel. DAV and Auxiliary members met, with a mixer at the Elks Home and a grand banquet at the Colorado Cafe. Delegates from many chapters, including Canon City and Grand Junction, arrived for the sessions and open meetings, while plans outlined for memorial services and joint greetings on Friday.
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Greeley
Thureday
Uatoraie
Colorado
DAV
Camfield Hotel
Davies
Whuraday
Colorado Cafe
Elks
Elka
L. L
A. O. Erjizlsnd
Aurora
Beselon
Gsce Althouy
Duwn
Lawson
Grand Junclion
Lie Mountaing
Price
Hero
David, Jr
Dayli
Jeylisa
Sant Barbara
Fremont Chupy
Ganon City
Minnesota
Olio
Polhonua
Herfec
Jina
Riks Club
Daly
Bane
Fridey Alsht Sivesin
Growluy
Faye I Menor
Alexera
Vateraza
Pau
Batarday
Testimony on Ship Losses Misinterpreted Amid War Debate
A scrambled report from Washington shows Captain John Gaffney and secret service officials disputing claims of dynamite plots near President Hootcrett's Hyve Park New York. Representative Satterfield urges use of Navy and war force to convoy munitions, while Senators Bailey Vanderberg Wheeler clash over Lidds testimony on ship sinkings and convoy policy.
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Land
Meene Hhincbeck
John Gaffney
State Police
Secret Service
Hootcrett
Hyve Park
N.Y
United State
Gaffney
James Maroney
New York
Ila Aitice
Gafiney
Damien Maloney
Washington
Satterfield
nWa
United States
Song
Bailey
Emory
Lund
265 Groupe
Baulay
Senate Commerce
Lidd
Leen
Siurecé
Ile
Vandanberg
t-Mich
Wendell J. Wilkte
Wilkie
Gen
Yors
Wheeler
Wilkin
Bandtor
Big Thompson Dam Progress Toward 1945 Completion
At a Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District meeting directors report rapid progress on the Big Thompson project. Efforts aim to secure larger Congress appropriation for a faster construction schedule to finish by 1945. Green Mountain Dam contractor resumes after winter with new equipment. 70 percent of earth fill dam work done and generators arriving for installation.
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Princips
Watter
Northern Colomado Water Conservancy
Diatrtet Wa
Conductors on Railways Seek Pay Increase
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the order of railway conductors asking a nationwide wage boost as negotiations stall with Pittsburgh and Like Evie, New York Central, and Monongahela Connecting. A. Hering cites rising costs and steel district wage pressures while the unions push for the standard rate of 7.58 dollars for passenger conductors and 7.05 for others. Mediation is being pursued by the federal railway labor board as talks with the Monongahela case remain deadlocked.
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Pittsburgh
Gall Imlana
A. Hering
Ot Oro Union
Frefelt
Evie Oilroad
New York
Herring
Nelson
Moumngatela
Guard Stays Longer For Wartime Games
Washington May Major General Richardson said troops would extend service beyond induction year to participate in war games. The 45th Division, from Gatorada New Mexico Oklahoma and Arizona, faces questions on funding for longer National Guard recalls beyond one year as wartime units are received.
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Washington
Rohar
C. Richardson
Baseball Today National League Scores and Lineups
Fragmented box score style recap listing teams and pitchers across the National and American Leagues. Names such as Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Cleveland Washington Boston and others appear with partial inning runs and player mentions like Olsen Ruffing and Tremstey.
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Chicago
Gus LL
Philadephia
Olsensal McCullough
Poweson
Beck
Brunar
Warre St. Lentz
Brooklyn
Coonee Mancuso
Marlin
Wicker
Owen
Cincinnati
New York
Pittahurkh-Gaston
Rata
Buxton
Cleveland
Tiflis
Rosar
Smith
Heving
Home Rays
Olsen
Ruffing
Limbler
Travlg
Det
Roosevelts Stomach Troubles Persist At Home
President Roosevelt remains confined to bed after a stomach ailment flares anew. He shows a slight fever and weakness, while physicians report he is improving but needs rest. Secretary Cortlandt Parker says the president is in familiar spirits and complying with medical orders.
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Associated Pressy
Weelington
Alay
Roosevelt
Soldier Magnuson Promoted in National Guard Rank
Nuwar and Pate Magnuson of Gilevest receive promotion news as lina Moen elevates Magnuson to sergeant in Company B 167th Infantry 46th division at Camp Barkley. This marks his second promotion since arriving Grealey, previously made corporal and now advancing to sergeant.
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Pate" Magnuson
Marg
Moan Magnuson
Gilevest
Lina Moen
Bergepul
Greeley National Guard
167Th Infantry
Camp Barkley
Magnus
Grealey
Gergenul
Germans seize Italian diplomatic staff in the United States
The New York Post reports that the Italian diplomatic service in the United States has ceased to function independently. All mail, diplomatic and other personnel and funds are now controlled by German representatives. Italian consulates were ordered on March 31 to contact nearest German consulates for instructions.
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New York
May
New York Post
Haliany
Mexico
July 7 Set for Registration of Men Aged 21 to 22
Army and selective service officials announced July 7 as the registration date for roughly 1,000,000 men who turned 21 since the last draft. Registrants will report to local boards across the nation to determine eligibility for training and immediate service. Officials expect many to be called for training within months, with plans to integrate older registrants into the new system as needed.
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John M. Hightower
Wallington
Selective Service
Hrave
Dyatt
Ilyssevelt
Ogre
Trump
Willie Olvers
Nee Eroups
War Department
British Claim They Have More Effectively Battled Raiders
British and allied forces report 36 or more Nazi aircraft shot down in 24 hours amid air battles over Britain. Interceptions balanced by daylight rules and rising success, with Night raids downed and coastal bombardments acknowledged.
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Atwmekera
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Alhough
Kent
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Fritish
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London
Plysouth
Evhorne
Sanday
England
Clydesita
Glasgow
Mergeyside
Liverne
Geanany
Royal Navy
Germany
Air Ministy
Scharnhorst
Gnenser Wien
Pro-Nazi Iraq Premier Flees From Baghdad
An Associated Press report describes Rashid Al Al Gashiul fleeing Baghdad by air for Transjordan after a coup attempt. Abdul Hah regent calls for Traq troops to return as British and Allied air forces strike targets near Baghdad. The Suez Canal zone faced a two hour raid with damage reported in Beyuilinn and surrounding areas.
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Rashid al al Gashiul
Aald Ty
Baghdad
Ayman
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Che Agile Abdul Hah
Ami
Palestine
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Traq
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Wie Maghwi
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Qin Iraq
British
Royal Airforce
Middle East Vent Mufta
Sealil
Suez Zone
Suez Canal Zone
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Dengast
Axtehele
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Mert
Olen
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Cources
Syria
Iran
Monaf
Haifa
Habebaniyyah
Basra
Reuters
Associated Press
Police Urge Residential Uniform Parking in Appeal
Appeal for residential uniform parking drives a citywide educational campaign to ensure cars park parallel to the curb in residential districts. The notice stresses keeping right wheels within one foot of the curb and maintaining at least four feet from other vehicles, with zones set by special parking rules.
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Grerley
Drismance
Elia
Water Compact Passage Forecast In Congress
May 3 forecast from Representative Curtis indicates early passage of a water compact approving a pact among Nebraska Kansas and Colorado to use water from the Missouri River and its tributaries. The measure centers on regional water rights and interstate cooperation as debated in the House.
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Washington
Congress
Kansas
Colorado
Curtis
Hill Votes Against Seizure of Ships
Hill votes against seizing ships in a Congress vote on granting the president authority to take over foreign dock facilities. The roll shows Democrats Lewis Taylor, McIntyre, Masterson, and O’Connor as supporters or opponents by state, with Republicans including Chenoweth and others divided on the issue.
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Hill
Roosevelt
Lewis and Taylos
Columwin McIntyre
Wyoming
Masterson
O'Conner
Montana
Agalns
STM
Colorado
Chenoweth
Great Western Will Not Run Minature Factory in Colorado Mills
Great Western Sugar will not operate its miniature factory this season and studies the operation of Colorado mills. Company cites federal acreage allotments and transportation limits as reasons, with 22 factories across Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, and Montana. Roach, the general manager, notes the need to adjust expansions and allocations due to farm acre restrictions and past planting levels.
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Great Western
Colorado Mills
Wengar
We Grant Western Sugar Company
Colorado
J. Roach
Agalatah
Great Western Company
Wyoming
Nebraska
Monts
Aera
Tang
Ogxinitarn
Roach
Wimbs
Mira + tard
Cribnuns Tianpen
Not Enough Anti-aircraft Guns To Defend Greeley
Ed Johnson argues that Greeley lacks sufficient anti aircraft guns in a Methodist Men's talk. The report covers regional weather notes across several states and lists multiple city temperature highs and lows, plus scattered cloudiness and warmer trends into Friday and Saturday.
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Greeley
Ed Johnson
Navy Panel Studies Auxiliary Ship Funding Increase
A congressional committee examined an increase to 58 auxiliary ships for the U.S. Navy, arguing the added vessels would cost about 350 thousand dollars and enhance fleet support and armored capabilities. Debate centered on whether the Navy needs more ships beyond its current authorization and implications for defense readiness.
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Tomar Tae
Meh
Sauel Mr. Rotdison
Cief
Bureau of Ships
Harold Re Skark
Eliot
Naval
Rahinson
Rama
Jirasnanse
Hollman
Navy
Appia
Magy
R-Minn
Robinson
Camimistra
Bate
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Opties Prnbaly
Four Die as Seattle Hotel Blaze Sparks Chaos
May 3 report details a four story brick hotel blaze in Seattle that trapped guests on upper floors. At least 12 people were injured, including several seriously. one victim, 76 year old Jon Setler, was believed killed by the fire. Firefighters battled smoke and heat as guests fled from second floor windows before rescue crews arrived.
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Seattle
Thra
Matel Stewart
Jon Setler
Senator predicts drawn out struggle end in war
U S Senator Ed Johnson of Colarsdo warns Browerhoon Mere readers that the war will be long and costly. He fears postwar trade with cheap labor in Europe Asia and Africa and says the United States lacks enough aircraft and defense. He expects a difficult peace as central powers face imminent defeat and questions U S readiness and strategy.
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Colarsdo
Methodist
Browerhoon Mere
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Asia
Africa
Greeley
United States
Yellatnus
Mother Falls Trying to Prevent Baby’s Plunge To Death
In Boston a mother leaped from a third floor window while attempting to save her infant. Firefighters arrived after 39 feet of fall, as flames Trapped 17 people in the building, leaving 12 injured and one dead. Bowker, 27, died attempting to grasp the child.
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Boston
Bowker
Tie Oui
Francis
Brother of Kersey Folk Dies on Coast
Grover Cleveland 34 former Greetey resident died suddenly at home in Mallywood California. Surviving children include three daughters and three sons. sisters and brothers listed. funeral planned with Mrs Lotoff and Will Cleveland traveling from Kersey to attend.
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Kersey
GW. Lotoff
Will Grevernod
Grover Cleveland
Mallywood
Calif
Lotoff
Mr. Cleveland
Howard
Mallywoodt
Greetey
3Tra
George Johinson
Wishes
Ariz
Grover
Sacramento
Burton
5. Francisco
Brorvier Elida Mre
Peacock
Winglon
J. C
Mag Cleveland
Sarita Mortica
Call
Clevekind
Los Angeles
Liloft
Wilt Clevelind
Plane Parts Delivery Strikes Threaten Industry Action
Union calls for better terms as 930 workers at a prominent factory underground in tension amid a demand for wage relief and a more favorable contract. The plant held tense talks while security measures and production status remain unsettled as labor dispute escalates.
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Hudson Motor Car
Tuskana
Rinfun
Bietensea
Heiala
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