Japs Move Toward India Amid Renewed Frontline Assaults
Fragmented report says Japanese advances press toward India as Premier Tojo warns of invasion threats against India and Australia. British forces in the Ganges Delta remain under pressure while Chinese high command claims heavy Japanese casualties near Kitihyea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurna
India
Chittagong
Japan
Tojo
Australia
Noel Niresfordt Peirse
Ganges {Hedla
Ghittagong
Austalla
Cheyenne Man Detained in Greeley Investigation
Tom Horan of Cheyenne faced detention in Greeley after a Tuesday night arrest following a alleged spree. He allegedly borrowed a 1938 Hodred automobile and was linked to a stolen vehicle case from Rockport involving a Dodge and a damaged billfold. Hogan claimed drunkenness and friendship with Moran, with Fort Lupton warrants for reckless driving involving a Las Vegas patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Horan
Brodley
Cheyenne
Aly
Fort Lupton
Hogan
Stanford Davis
Cheywide
Rockport
Davis
Tenuver Livestock Commission Company
Mo- Ron
Doyle
Fort Lapton
Dole
Hozen
Cpi
House Approves Wiretapping for National Security
The House approved empowering the Army, Navy, and FBI to tap telephone lines and other communications on suspicion of offenses against national security. Data obtained lawfully could be used in court. Supporters argued the measure would curb subversive activity and prevent attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Army
Navy
FBI
Dees
Washington
Gna
Wachiel
Lotha
D-Ala
Survivors recount torpedoed ship in returning convoy
Boston May 27 Forty six survivors of four British merchantmen rescued by US Coast Guard escort report their ship was one of four torpedoed from the west bound convoy on May 12. They say a rescue vessel attacked at dusk next day as depth charges and gunfire forced two submarines to surface. Survivors expect the rest of the crew and 10 passengers were picked up by oilers and escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jona Lroyelot
North Atlantic
By & B
Coast Guard
Fesnel
Contvoy
Resista
Looe
Yensely
Great Western Declares Regular Dividend and New Appointments
Avery Clark named Vice President of Great Western. Directors approve a regular dividend of 50 rents per share on certain stock, payable July 2 to stockholders of record June 15. Several officers and executives are reappointed or promoted, including C. Boettcher and N. R. McGeeary, with Coldwell Morin reappointed general counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Great Western Suga
Avery A. Clark
Prank
Kemp
Vanager
D. J. Roach
Penerst
Charles Boettcher
Oxnard
VIC
Sates dl Veer
John Kisson
N. R. McGeeary
Wanager
Colorado
J. Ne Magan
Nelaska
C. W. Dolerty
H.R
Night Truck Parking in City Sparks Debate at Council
City council discussed overnight truck parking amid complaints about long trucks blocking brick properties on Tulvicent Street and near Erickson’s home. Officials noted theft risks, parking on private property, and potential need for new ordinances while awaiting formal permit requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocity’ Council
Otter
U Roosiey
Arthur Brioktons
L. la. Wilkins
Barnard
Trfoutchions
Pollen CG
G. Hunter
Hue
Wales
TD Tulvicentt Street
Brickso
Erickson
Houtehens
Jose
Hunter Ald
Greeley
Enya
Sonter
Hautchens Lhe
L. C. Baab
Hall
Denver
Thirteenth Street
Haiteliens
M-Couneil
J. Olin
Ser
Linn
C. F. Wilson J
Greelay Hospital
Olinger
Millom Seaman Dam
FDR Seeks 600 Million for War Housing
President Roosevelt urged Congress to authorize 600 million dollars for war housing to shelter about 1.6 million workers migrating to war centers during the war effort, with a target date of July 4. The proposal outlines the housing program as essential to meeting wartime labor needs and supporting national production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oaseratt
Congress
Colorado Boy Raymond Adam Died From Milkweed Rubber Experiment
Raymond Wayne Adam, 12, of Pueblo, died after a milkweed rubber experiment at Crowley Cole school campus. He and two companions stretched and heated milkweed gum to synthesize rubber when a gasoline flare ignited, turning him into a human torch. He died at Corvin hospital after emergency care. Rites set Friday at 2 p.m. at Growley Community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garl F. Adam
Elter Adan
Geowley
Adam
Raymond
Altho
Corvin Hospital
Growley
Sabin Will Be Memorial Day Orator Here
Memorial Day ceremonies at Linn Grove cemetery directed by the Gresley Veterans Council honor Sabin. Memorial address by Rev. Ya. Sabin, pastor of the Methodist church, with services by the American Legion and veterans groups. Only two veterans of the Civil War remain able to attend, Hiram A Hawkins and Clinton Frudson, both aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Grove
Walted Veterans Council of
Gresley
Wills B. Gresa
City Aid
Ur. YA. Savin
Tly
American Legion
An- Jarowe
Hiroustlin
C. 1
Geall
First Christian Church
Robert E. Hana Wil
Gettysborgs
Ynton
Evans
Somninifty
Hiram A. Hawkins
Union Armes
Clinton
Frudson
Haden
War In Brief and Global Political Shifts Amid Frontline Actions
War brief covers Soviet counters in Cayum Baren Koya sector and gains, Allied debates in Washington on youth mobilization, German armored actions near Bir Hacheim, Japanese assaults from Chungking Chinee to Kinhwe, and unrest in Bern with street clashes over territorial demands. Complex and fragments convey multiple theaters and political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Red Army
Nias
Cayum-Baren- Koya
Washington
Congress
Bir Hacheim
Devlin
Reinhard -Heydrien
Acte
Ingveieh
Holemia Gtd
Moravia
DNB
Chungking
Chinere
Kinhwe
Cheklang
Bern
Purchases Regional Warehouse and Local Produce Firms
A buyer named Rethachild has acquired the I. Rathy child warehouse across Fifth Street from Mathews Produce house. The property, formerly leased to Farr company, will be used for storage by Mathy ows. Debates on new deals continue with Jinthschild planta, Jovated Ho Aull and Windsor involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Mathews, Creeley Produce
I. Rathychild
Mathews Produce House
Fifth Street
Farmern Mercantily Company
Farr Company
Mathy Ows
Jinthschild Planta
Ho Aull
Windsor
Jap Evacuees Not To Be Used In Colorado
Denver May 27 Governor Carr and an advisory committee decided that Japanese evacuees should not be used for farm labor in Colorado. The panel, including federal officials and business leaders, will meet to discuss labor shortages and possible use of evacuees from other states. The governor stressed that any policy on evacuee purchases of land must be War Relocation Board’s decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moms Cleavender
Denver
Carr
Alata
Uwe
Olhey
Nuvady Indlang
New Mexico
Avizont
Lightenook
Bivia
Piso
Satu
Colorado
War Relocation Board
Farm Buildings Burned at Weldona Stallion Loss
Fire swept the Conrad Schaefer ranch near Weldona this morning destroying barn buildings and equipment valued in the thousands, with a $2000 blooded stallion killed. Cause undetermined, final loss awaits inventory. Schaefer, famed Denver Stock Show exhibitor, was slightly burned while moving the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldona
Gola
Conrad Schaefer
Schaefer
Denver
Poudre Flow Readings and Weather Impact Report
The Poudre River gauges showed flows near 2 137 feet with Tuesday reaching 2650 feet above the canon. Cooler temperatures are expected to reduce runoff Thursday while irrigation use remains high. Jay Boyd lake reads 20.6 feet as New CAA head Blanton named to civil aeronautics administrator in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puvile Service Company
Colorado
Xivern
Thompson
Hoyd
Jake
Thia Marca Ava
Boydlake
CAA
Washington
Charles 7. Blanton
Florida
Hognewell
Civil Aeronautica
Donald J. Conaghy
Axis Subs Are Sunk Off Brazil In Nine Days Report
Brazil reports United States forces sunk a submarine off its coast within nine days. A fourth sub surrendered. The Brazilian press urged stronger defense while government allowed no official confirmation beyond the sinkings. Details remain scarce and conflicting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axis
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Axia
Reyort
Mortiteca
Pemptona
Herle
Commandante Lyra
Wlates
Weljeatmant
Tf Shin
Oleswarento
Drowned Inns
Ters
Ferval de Noronta
Longt
Ae BA
Melo
Pais
Inet
Drazil
Reds Claim South Gains In Ukraine
Moscow reports say Red Army fighters held their ground against a German offensive in the izytme Haveskera sector and advanced in several areas. Soviet dispatches describe counterattacks, air battles, and artillery exchanges near Kharkov and Kherson as the Ukraine front continues with heavy fighting and shifting gains for the Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Izytme
Haveskera
Noy
Posttzens
Ha Kat
Willo
Alirimansk
Knythayn
Knythayn Sectors. Teil Mierz
Murmansk
Ani
Ure
Tayma
Barenkova Stetor
Russi Lofantey
Anl
Vilinga Navoral
Melr
Red Star
Corman
Tavs
Hie
Germena
Moudsy
Tang
Ukraine
Kharkov
Sugar Ration Stations Named for Local Areas
Twelve sugar ration stations were announced for Fort Lupton Erie Frederick Johnstown Platteville Independence Kaenenburg Windsor New Raymer Grover Eaton and Rulhi. Applications for sugar canning purposed will be taken next Monday and Tuesday at special rationing offices set up for two days only by county rationing administrator Fred Norcross. Those who miss these offices must apply at the county office in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lupton
Erie
Frederick
Johnstown
Platteville
Independence School
Kaenenburg
Windsor
New Raymer
Grover
Eaton
Rulhi
Fred Norcro6s
Ord
Creeley
Norcross End
Greeley
Senate agrees to limit subsidy payouts for price ceilings
Washington May 27 Senate administration officials announced reluctant agreement to cap subsidy payments at 756000.00 to support price control ceilings. Senator Brown offered amendments expanding the Reconstruction Finance Corporation borrowing authority by 5 billion, with opposition proposing 50 million and other changes. The plan would limit subsidies for agricultural imports and set a 250 million cap on REG expenditures to buy and sell commodities, even at a loss, to uphold ceilings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prissy Washington
Senate
Bressure
Brown
Iat
Leon Honerson
SUN
Ada
Commodity Credit Corporation
REG
Tven
North Wold Selective Service Reclassifies Married 2A Men
The North Wold selective service board completed reclassifying 2A men who married later, Sept 14, 1940. Unless dependents beyond wife and children exist, these men are now 2A. Questionnaires for Feb 16 registrants are not yet sent. early questionnaires are still in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North ‘Wold Selective Service Board
Actress Joan Barrymore In Serious Condition At Hollywood Hospital
Hollywood May 27. Joan Barrymore remains gravely ill after a week with pneumonia. Doctors say she is generally satisfactory but not yet entirely out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Bulletn
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
John Bargymore
Everely Ul
Administration Says Draft Could Drop to Eighteen
The administration, citing wartime manpower needs, weighed lowering the draft age to 18 and keeping those with real dependencies safe in 1942. President Roosevelt indicated a forthcoming statement. Selective Service Director Lew B. Hershey spoke of a sufficient manpower pool to meet this year's needs without drafting men with dependents. A Senate military committee proposal seeks to limit exemptions to two registrants with wives or children, or financial dependents only after proposed allotments are applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslington
Congresa
UN Saan
Fedeimn
Roosevelt
Lew B. Mershey
Selective Service Ct
Seni
Fars
Senstor Shinslead
Minn
America
al Mon
Pine Dependency
Senate
China
House Stands Pat on Pay for Soldiers in Senate Clash
Washingto n May 26 A conference committee pressed for a compromise on monthly soldier pay with the house backing $50 while the senate favored $43 or $42 in reevaluations. The dispute also covers dependent allowances and life insurance, with deductions proposed for wives and children and government supplements tied to a soldier's pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtoo
Senate
House
Catamlties
Ulin Senate
Mir Senate Muilitary
House Military Committee
Bath Bille
Ramput
High Schools To Teach Elementary Aeronautic Work
Denver experts gather to discuss a pilot training program for high schools. Dr. Canega W. Piaster of the state college at Greeley will present a Civil Aeronautics Authority course plan. Educational officials expect many Colorado schools to adopt the program next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tauseatad
Denver
Denver Tiotvenolun Ares
Canega W. Piaster
Gelernin State College of Edocation
Greeley
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Frasier
John C. Tager
Office of Education
Gall
Colorado
Philadelphia Publisher To Get Parole in Ill Health
Washington reports Philadelphia publisher M. Ta Annenberg, 63, imprisoned in Lewisburg Pa for a major tax evasion case, will be released on parole June 11 due to ill health. The department says the release cuts his minimum term by five months. Annenberg was previously denied parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Merah
Washington
M. Ta Ansnenberg
Lewisburg
Justin
Thia Wif
Annenberg
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Young
Lithuania
London
Braidard
Stockholm
Avery Clark
Great Western
FDR
U.S
Sabin
Rethachild
Poudre
Carlson
Butler
Harry Carlson
Columtdy University
Coney Pole Butler
Greeley State
Clu
Cheney
Gales
Jane 7
C. A
Reds
Joan Barrymore
Welwesdar
Ristletwins Iolay
Cavier
Fool Tontght
Sas City
New Orleans
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