Roosevelt Signs Farm Parity With Understanding It Be Real Maximum
President Roosevelt signed legislation establishing parity payments for major crops and offsetting cash and conservation payments to keep farm prices at parity, with a cap to prevent excess. The measure aims to preserve purchasing power relative to 1909 14 levels and imposes penalties for abnormal production. Government loan rates for 1940 included wheat 65 cents, corn 61 cents, cotton 45 cents, tobacco 16 cents, and others per current averages.
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Roosevelt
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Lang
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Higve
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CIO Carborundum Strike Begins at Osmundum Plant
The CIO strike at the Carborundum plant in Nive Fats began this morning, threatening 3,200 jobs and production of grinding wheels used across defense industries. AFL officials reported Ravenna Arsenal operations resumed after a one day shutdown, with 1,400 workers back on site. Negotiations continued for wage increases as defense labor tensions escalated nationwide.
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Nive Fats
Tle
Mclure
Ravenna
Ohio
Arsenal
Tireeday
AFI
Helms
CTO
Csrharunsi Incu Qaul
Largain
Ravcana
National Defense
United Mine Workers
San Francisco Bay Area
Tomorow
Willian Green
APL
Fort Collins pair arrested in sign damage case at White Horse Inn
Three adults and a 16 year old were detained in Garden City after damaging a neon sign at the White Horse Inn on Saturday night. They were held at the county jail and released without charges after settling the damage Sunday. The group named Gene Chacan 23 Tom Bioore 23 and John Moore 23 with a 16 year old among those involved.
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Youl
Fort Collins
Garden City
White Horsa Inn
Wills Rocks
County Fail
Gene Chacan
Tom Bioore
John Moore
Weather Local 24 Hours Ending Monday Morning
Weather forecast for Colorado Lovisht and Tuesday shows mostly cloudy skies with occasional showers and cooler temperatures. Central and northern areas, Montana and New Mexico expect partly to mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with some showers or thundershowers and modest temperature drops.
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Montapa—Morlly
Nigiit
New Mexico
North Board Faces June 15 Induction Call
Weld district draft board No 1d was urged to have 42 men ready for army service by June 13 with the actual call expected between June 15 and June 30. The board has 5 volunteers and 109 men in various classes. it notes 70 individuals are in the service or national guard and 497 have enlisted or served. W. C. Nepper of Brigonale holds serial 1084. Jollet Devies, once at Greeley and now in Rinksville, Gi, is listed as well. A local family letter highlights a draft dependency case for Earl Leon Nigelow, who stated his parents depend on him for support. they declined affidavits and remain hopeful he will waive duties.
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North Weld
Trom
Jos Sinding
Tha Nation
W. C. Nepper
Bricgnale
Jollet Devies
Greeley
Rinksville
Holdy Ho
Lloyd Blired
Ernest W. Digelow
Maple City
Earl Leon’ Nigelow
San Dicka
Siyn
Karl
Rar Blesiow
Fire destroys La Salle barn during thunderstorm
A large barn owned by Le Edward Sauer near La Salle was destroyed by fire sparked during a thunder shower likely caused by lightning. The 40 by 80 foot structure with tar roof and tied hayloft burned within an hour, with about 49 tons of hay and several tons of grain lost. One hundred volunteers failed to save it. only a chicken 50 feet away survived.
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la Salle
Hoon
Ram
Kelgabors
Bnye Fem
Opening Season Gains amid shuffled state officials
A Tribune photographer captured a scene Sunday night as three state officials, including a former Weld county clerk, were observed in Denver North Park. The report notes a ceremonial welcome and references unnamed individuals tied to schools and industry commissions, plus a mention of alcohol and interstate figures.
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Gllcrestaugerinte
Aluner
Walter Morrie
Colorado
Denver North Park
Tribune
Ty Dent
Atate Industrial Commie State
Weld County
Rob O'Neill
Michigan
Axis Says 11 Cruisers of Enemy Sunk
Berlin reports a devastating blow in Crete as the Axis claims heavy damage to British warships in the eastern Mediterranean. German high command says 11 of 12 cruisers based at Alexandria were sunk or rendered unusable.
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T Associates
Ptress
Berlin
Luftwaffe
Crete
Germany
Dienst Aue
Deutschland
Command
Secrtion
Royal Navy
Mediterranean
Bren
Alexandria
High Command
David Henderson Third Generation To Graduate Here
David A Heureyson son of Mr and Mira and John W Audiderson of Gresley graduate from Greeley Fish School on Wednesday representing the third generation to receive a diploma from the cane school Tavita grandmother Mia Grace K Allen was graduated in 1880 from the Meeker Walling now torn down Grace Novcross and David's father Attorney John W Henderson received his diploma from the old leh school no centeral crude schools in 1011
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Mira
John W. Audiderson
Gresley
Greeley Fish School
Mia
Grace K. Allen
Meeker Walling
Grace Novcross
David
John W
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Baseball Today Scores and Fixtures Printed
National League results show Philadelphia and Brooklyn games with detailed pitching and hitting notes. American League coverage lists Detroit and Cleveland matchups with Newsom Betts and other players noted, plus a line about Nomo runs from Piladelphia and York.
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Brooklyn
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Hoerst
Grouch
Warren
Firesimmons
Mighy
Phelps
Owen
iChicago
Danis
Olsen
George
Shrboun
Manettio
Patleburgh -Ciyotoastt
Ship Shortage Hampers U S Defense Stockpile Buildup
A Waylish town report notes a shipping shortage delays production management and may hinder the United States from meeting defense material targets. Reserves equal about one year’s supply for most materials, with copper and chromium supplies partly constrained but facing ongoing large orders and shipments. Continued shortages threaten to affect the defense buildup as page two continues.
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Weshlustan
Te Oftlen
United States
Presidential Proclamation Calls July 1 Draft Registration
President Roosevelt ordered a second registration under the Selective Service Act for July 1. The proclamation says registration is required for all men born on or before July 1 who have not registered previously, including residents of the United States, Puerto Rico, and Alaska, with about 1,000,000 expected to register. Special circumstances allow waivers for those due to circumstances beyond control or those outside the United States.
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Washington
Roosevelt Daduy
United States
Puerto Rico
Mrs Ida Lamb Dies on Monday in Greeley
Mrs. Ida Lamb, 6, wife of WR Saint of 1620 Eighth Avenue, died Monday morning at Greeley hospital after long illness. Survived by husband and three children, including Ard Lamb of Greeley, and Mrs H S Wiiew of Denver. also mother Mrs Sluupe of Indiana, brother Archie Supe of Burlington, and two sisters, Mrs Glen Hess and Mrs Dob Khinsey of Indianola. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 pm from Sattley Funeral Home chapel with interment at Living Grove.
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Ydo Mao Lamb
Greeley
Mra. Sluupe
Indiana
Archie Supe
Burlington
Mra
Glen Hess
Dob Khinsey
Indianola
Sattley Puncral Home
Livin Grove
Supreme Court Rules Federal Power Over State Primary
Washington May 26 The Supreme Court ruled that Congress power to regulate elections extends to state primaries used to nominate a candidate for Congress Justice Stone delivered a 4 to 2 decision with Justices Douglas Black and Murphy dissenting Chief Justice Hughes not participating The opinion states Congress authority includes regulating primaries when they are a step to the people electing their representative in Congress.
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Supreme Court
Justice Stone
Rustles Department
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Douglas
Black and Murphy
Justce Hughes
Stone
Congress
Congresa
Adult Education Craft Exhibit Opens Tuesday at Central School
The Adult Education craft exhibit directed by Miss Lyrra Kennedy opens Tuesday and Thursday from 12 to 6 in the craft shop at Central School. Readied by homemakers, the display includes laps, book ends, alabaster novelties, jewelry, gourd crafts, candied novelties, pillows, plaques, and color designs.
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Witel
Direc
Misa Lyrra Kennedy
Toovlay
Anult Education
Greeley Pubic School
Pueblo Club Guilty Directors Freed In Trial
May 26 Pueblo report states Pueblo Golf and Cavalry Club and corporation charged with permitting gambling faced verdicts. The jury found the club guilty on some counts but directors were acquitted on others after a lengthy deliberation. Attorneys were granted 30 days to seek a new trial. Funeral service for James Whyde set for Tuesday at 4 pm, with burial at Lina Grove.
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Pueblo Golf and Cavalry Clab
4S & Corporation
Jada
Arthur Peel
Buhl Club
Sintinn Chiargen
Willkie Seeks Courageous Talk With Roosevelt
New York May 26 Willkie urges Roosevelt to deliver a fearless fireside address. He claims the nation needs a courageous, revealing speech to unite Americans and bolster morale amid wartime tensions.
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New York
Hull Declares German Admiral Threat To Block U S Action
Washington May 26 Secretary of Blazo Mull accuses Germany of using threats to force the United States to refrain from self defense. Raeder's remarks on American naval convoys and the Atlantic patrol were cited as a step toward world conquest by force. Roosevelt planned a radio address as world events sharpened the stakes in Europe and the Pacific.
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Blazo Mull
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Hull
Erleh Raedey
Stephen Early
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Raeder
Roosevelt
Adolf Hitler
Wilh Hillier
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Luo A
Berlin
Japan
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Burlington Files To Junk Line in Weld
Konia May 26 The Burlington railroad seeks to abandon a 5 wire line in part and one third mile in Cherenne using late 1900s route. The company reports a loss of 490 000 in five years with 122 000 in 1950 and Salvage value listed at 206 660. Charles Erk proposes a meeting to organize resistance with Abe Darlington initiating the action.
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Interstate Commerce Coruntsstan
Styr Ing
Ghuyen
Grittin
Keats
Charles Erk
Sterling
Rennifer Pauls
Herniand
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Tle
New Haymer
Keota
Grover
Abe Darlington Board of Director
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Wass
F A Marshall Killed in Auto Crash Near Rosell Home
F A Marshall died after being struck by a car driven by Dr Re Guddard of Garden Gley near Rosell Home on Saturday night. The 75 year old, walking across Elshth Avenue, was knocked 12 feet as the northbound vehicle collided. Coroner T C Wihwoth announced Marshall’s death and noted he had long resided in Greelay. He leaves a large family including seven grandchildren and relatives in Denver and Oakland. Funeral plans set for Tuesday in Denver.
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Re Guddard
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Gout
Denver
John Mary
Clint
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Macy Marshall
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Voss Mann Mumuticurig Company
Tinston Val
Arzivsil
Greelay
Treeley
Greelny
Stile Lodge
Ghrinsa Hntels
Marshall Ty
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Combiridee
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Iste
Mare Shall
Denves
Elise
Creetey
Donali
Virginia Kendrick
Diver
Raymond Kendrick
Margaret Ustancus
Wackland
Oakland
Cal
Funes
Mary
Floyd Grosa Honored by Fort Collins Circle
Dr. Floyd Cross received a distinguished award Monday as the Alquinua af De Agels committee begins its Fort Collins ceremony.
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Thomas Advocates 45 Millions For Colo Big Thompson Work
Washington May 26 Senator Thowna PRelade advocated more than 14 250 000 for reclamation projects in the western states. He told the senate appropriations committee that seven major projects funded by reclamation revolving funds could be transferred to the general fund. He asked 4 500 000 for the Dig Trompeny project in Colorado and reported totals on funds available and required for completion through June 30 1941.
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Eamneirie
Washington
Winke Wenlixvle
Colorado
Jne
British Claim Bismarck Hit by Air Torpedo in Chase
British officials announced that the German battleship Bismarck had been struck by an air torpedo during the ongoing pursuit in the North Atlantic between Greenland and Iceland. The admiralty stated the hunt remains hotly pressed as allied forces report progress and continued engagement with German units.
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London
Othe Brith Aimiratty
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Greenland
Admiralty
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Torgedy Hanthem
Alr
Local Showers Dampen Central Weld Area
Fragmented report notes showers moving through central Weld area after Monday. Greeley weather mentions seven of some measure, west town edge shows damp conditions, Hatrow reports light moisture, Fort Layton records minor shower activity with limited impacts.
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Greeley
Buble
Hatow
Mt Duch
Fort Layton
Difficult to parse event in Washington area
A garbled OCR item from a Washington segment references a complaint and advisement, mentioning May 24 and a local figure connected with a robbery report. The legible elements point to a municipal or legal notice about a case or inquiry, but key names, places, and outcomes are not recoverable from the fragment.
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