German Held Paris Says Force At Martinique Ordered To Get Ready
Paris reports German authors claim Martinique defense forces were ordered to prepare for an American attack. Paris says aircraft and naval units were moved, with ships and aircraft carriers said to be in transit from Fort De France. Washington notes no imminent US action and cites routine maneuvers as not signaling a raid. Three Remington typewriters reported stolen from college offices this week.
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Paris
Martinique
France
Glyen
Tsut Defense
Caribeau
Mardluique
Fort de France
Caribbean
Henri
Emire Boy Ala
Abe I
Ave
Manneuvers
Paria Prees
Martirilgue
Rome
New York
Martiniqua
Wie Island
Allcots
Gringoire
Hoosevelt
Roosevelt
Soosevelt
Roosevel
Germany
Washington
Hult
Hland
Martlotnio
United States
Atate
Gorini
Martiniana
Ordera
Hull
Alartinique
Europe
Hearn
Emile Heriln
Vise
Scerdlacs Hull
Sdr
Ofpietration
George O.ga
Uesernan Foreign Relations Committee
Atlantic
George
Lastae
Tanilon
Atylorne
Rudy
Sasiol
Crete
Aualokouy
New Zealand
Navy Takes Over Move To Open San Francisco Bay Shipyards
A wartime report describes U S Navy actions to close and retool Bay Area shipyards including San Francisco Bay yards amid labor tension. AFL CIO and other unions faced mobility and transport issues as workers were moved, with a Senate hearing planned to probe shipbuilding disputes and wartime production concerns.
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Navy
San Francisco Bay
Keopua
Thetuid Abdoe
San Francised
Ogrine Corps
Bubluyd
Louis Deyduck
Eipyard
AFL
CIO
Tito Mauts
Sipyaiy Wirkers
Fesnesed
Reniest
Jon J. Byes
Ehieh
Qeneral Wades Department
Nayab District
Teachers Press Salary Publication At Association Meeting
At Central school Wednesday the classroom teachers association voted without dissent to push publishing salaries of all district employees. Ralph B. Price was re elected president with Clay De Boer as vice president and Irene Sherk as secretary treasurer. The group approved spending $48.50 from its funds for legislative work and $200 toward a delegate to a Boston convention.
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Kewley
Witt
Eldridge Addresses Teachers Salaries Report
Eldridge outlines salary figures for 1941-42 teachers including average pay by category and notes 25 percent of staff were in system earlier with no raise. He cites raises since 1936 and claims wage gaps persist due to low per capita value in Greeley. He contrasts with other districts and mentions federal aid and salary committees over two years.
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D. Burlige
Greeley
Ting
Boans of Education
Boars of Education
Port Cilins
Naut-[ der
Colorado Springs
Crootey
Baseball Today National League Report From a Chromatic Card
A chaotic OCR style recap lists players and teams across leagues with scattered scores and lines. Mentions Brooklyn Cleveland New York Philadelphia Boston and Washington among others, with various pitcher and batter mentions and notes of postponements due to wet grounds.
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New York
McGee
Daemon
Dale
Deyloger
Lombardi
Brooklyn
Casey
Oyont
Leaygus Chienga
Philadelphia
Gignuay
Treshy Heeknina
Donv
Boston
Mouchet
Nearer
Perrel
Warner
Fleming
Anily Vancock
Delevit
Newsai
Amelaby
Sullivan
Pork
Branch
Cleveland
Washington
Smith
Desnubla
Madson
Merlag
Ant Hvans
Konyich
Ant
Knickeyhocker
Ch Ann
Anniversary service set for St. John's Lutheran Church
The 25th anniversary of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church will be observed next Sunday with a prayer meeting Saturday evening and morning and afternoon services on Sunday. Speakers include Rev. A. Woth of Casper and Rev. Daumgacile of Arostuft, with Rev. M. Schoenhast as pastor since 1934. Community members invited.
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Cutheran St. John's Church
Fourth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Inset
Max Scho¢phaar
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Aroun of
Mes
Sun House
Enti Street
Fourth Avende
Imauberstate
Norning
A. Woth
Casper
Wyo
Daumgacile
Arostuft
Nebr
Dr. Ut
Kk. Gebhardt
Densver
Tev. A. Wath
Lo H. WikIneon
Geeoley Mingory Aloe Drinaipal
M. Schoenhast
TH. Baumgaeriel
Ange
A. H. Robantius
Buckish
A. Walb
Bankiot
Te Church
Council of the Church
Jacob Heherlein
Conrad Laubhen
George Fell
Carlishe
George Wilhelm
Hedy, Wernharit
Henry Hirrich
Steney Steucel
Jil Schmidt
Berlin Hints At Holding U S Ambulance Men
Berlin authorities indicate American ambulance corps personnel from a vessel may be detained in authorized quarters. Nurses and children are of less military concern than the ambulance corps men near entering operations against Germany. American authorities hope for confirmation that survivors are safe and accounted for, though release or public talk remains uncertain.
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Berlin
Hay
Ambilance Corps
Eerches
Germany
Thess Quartere
Larimer Draft List Reported for Federal Prosecution
Fort Gnilina May 2 Larimer county draft board prepares 24 registrants for submission to U S District Attorney B Morrissey in Denver for federal action. The list names registrants failing to comply with selective service rules and notes missed questionnaires and unreturned notices.
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Bettie UN
Rama
Light Rain Falls In Greeley Dist
A garbled report notes light rain in Greeley District and a morning event at the Public Soriiga association. It mentions Great Western Sugar Company and a mid morning summary aligned to Thursday afternoon, with unclear details about timing and location.
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Greeley Dist
Greeley
Publis Soriiga
Cleo
Cyeeley
Great Western Sugar Company
Colorado defense industries seek 6000 trained workers
Denver May 21 reports from aviation manufacturers and defense firms calling for Colorado workers. The bid includes 2000 for Boeing plants and up to 125 daily transfers, with Portland to Colorado rhetoric and a push to open special technical schools through winter. A. Tieman said Colorado must act or lose its skilled labor steady.
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Prowet
Denver
Aviathon
Allbedefense Jndustris
GOP
Colorado
Tieman
Siile Yous
Dhrevrer
Walt
Pefuye Ouy
Mayisary Committee
Tictimsit
Neva
Treas
Body Aircraft Corporation
Sealily
Wash
Jing
Tremar Deetiret
Colraile
Boeing
Lockhead Aviation Corporaion
Turbank
Calli
Wen
Fiemvann
Ial
Walter G. Albrecht
Calfornia Department Fou
Ora
War Output Costs Rise as U S Plans Doubling Production
Congressional sources report the OPM proposing a surge in war output with a $0.509 billion yearly cost to expand bomber, tank, and fighter production. Knudsen and Jones announce steps toward boosting manufacturing of government planes and aviation plants. Officials indicate a major increase in defense spending and plant capacity to support a larger army.
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Weslington
Amihoelta
Tollay
Aroituctlas Tanagemuth
Knudsen
DAE
Mesnation
Beitain
Yeatarday
Jessa Jones
Atu Tone
Monere
OPM
Olitat
All Coutinent
German factory control lengthening strike tied to potash plant
Denver May 22 The president of the Hiternational Unies of Ile MIN and Srackter Workers asserts German control of the American Patnam Chante Corporation may be lengthening a strike of 200 employees ongoing since March. The firm had said Allied interests held by Dutch and Netherlands investors may influence Nazi control. Probst Rel Rablusut of the company said investigations are underway. The Mojave desert plant near Beath Valley is America’s largest producer of potash and horax.
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Associated
Denver
Unies
Ile, Min
Srackter
Patnam Chante} Corporation
Ixamny
Punto
Ion Amusement
Mojaty Desert
Beath Valley
America
Mrs. Blue Donates Flag for Jackson Field Display
Mrs Hal G Glue presented an American flag sized six by ten feet to the college athletic department. The Alle family owned the flag for 25 years and it will fly on the flagpole at Jackson Field during athletics events, first flown this Friday and Saturday during the Rocky Mountain conference meet. The wool flag carries historic significance for campus ceremonies.
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College Athletic Department
Hal G. Glue
Alle
Jackson Field
Rocky Meentaln
Fale
War bulletins and desert pressures amid North Africa and Egypt
Berlin reports sinking four British cruisers and several destroyers by Luftwaffe in the eastern Mediterranean. British forces in Libya claim German planes destroyed, amid explosions of ammunition and gasoline dumps. In Ethiopia and Abyssinia, Allied forces claim advances with hundreds of troops, guns and tanks captured in the Gondar region as fighting sprees on fas cist lines.
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Berlin
Luftwade
North Africa
Libya
Gabo
Egypt
Ethiopia
Middle East
Gondar Arte
Eniopis
Lai
Hitler
Suda Hay Region
Winston Charebl
Matt Payiehite
Vichy
France
Tita
Tita Foveoe
Germany
Crete
Nritich
Naat
Malem
Cains
George TL
Battitdhip
Fulk Eatnot
Air Marsnal Jdiedom
Boeving
Calvo
Churchill
Grete Yeima
Mintacer
Novae of Commons
Nazi Parachutiata Wal Tokon
Candig
Telbsd
Phere
Anthia East
Cammnid
Tenko
Jerome Igo Pioneer Here Dies on Wed
Jerome Igo, longtime resident of Greeley area and early settler in Weld County, died Wednesday. He arrived in the region with the Creeley colony in the early 1870s and worked in the potato industry with W. TY Farr for about 25 years. Survived by his wife Mary Lay Bezell, a son Albert J. Jap of Salt Lake City, and a daughter Mrs Frances Cob of Loom Beret. Funeral services will be held in Long Beach nearby.
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Wedney
Tay
Jovan Teu
Creeley
Lua Nome
Long Beach
Cal
Creetoy
Furr
Greeley
Mary Feo
Bezell
Abbert J. Jap
Frances Cob Treat
Franveal Anevices
Imlaxiient
Lang Beach
Henderson Price Fixing Powers Challenged by Smith
May 22 Washington. Smith, dean of agriculture and frequent critic of New Deal programs, challenged Leon Henderson’s price fixing authority. Roosevelt, Henderson, and Warne Coy discussed potential new controls on steel, coal, and other defense materials amid ongoing price surge concerns.
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Leon Henderson
Smith
Preyas
Leon Henierson
Tailay
Chatman Smith
Sellaly Artcultura
Mtsman Henderson
Us Senate
Io Aeiule
Deat Programe
Polide
Keashyext
Securitiea Cormplstion
Prlea Adnain
Istratiun
Elvi
Henderson Jiaa
Muxi
Roosevelt
Henderton
Warne Coy
Office of Emergency
Tianitrativistiiniiivy
Meeker High Exercises Postponed and Date Change
Meeker High announces postponement of planned exercises set for Friday May 23. The event now moves to a later date. details and new schedule to be posted at the Ninth Avenue location.
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Meeker
Meekfer Junior High
Ninth Avenue
Accused in Murder Case Convicted of Insurance Fraud
Salt Lake City May 22 Keith Anderson 31 was sentenced to one year in jail by Third District Court Judge W J Frovcot after pleading guilty to impersonating his brother to obtain an insurance policy. Anderson faced murder charges in Wyoming tied to his brother’s death. trial delayed to allow insurance fraud case trial.
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Salt Lake City
Keith Anderson
Third District Court
W. J. Frovcot
Anderson
Wyoming
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