Damage Demands Block Oiling of 14th Ave North
Owners say oiling plans on 14th Avenue from Fifth Street to Island Grove Park are blocked by damage demands amounting to 1300 dollars. Conflicting claims cite property frontage, jog elimination, and tree removal as reasons, with a plan to extend oiling to the state highway contingent on further talks.
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14Th Ave
Second City
Greyley
Medl
Fourteenth Avene
Fifth Street
Island Grove Park
Second Street
Ghiirean George
Cammlites
Fourteenth
Second Gireer
Tila
Altegen Danage
Enim
Slaying Linked to Bogus Money Ring Probe
Detectives weigh a counterfeit money ring as a possible link to the slaying of Wanda Dwor ecki, 17, in Camden New Jersey. Her father Walter Dworecki, a Polish minister, was arrested on a bogus five dollar bill charge and given a suspended federal sentence as authorities pursue the counterfeit plot across nearby communities.
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Wrressy
Camden
N. J
Wanda Dworecki
Tohdster
Fatler
Walter Dworecki
Gaya
Denver-Greeley Valley Case Is Won by Appeal
The U S Court of Appeals orders a rerail in the Denver Irrigation district to levy for seven years interest on bonds dating 1913 to 1919. The decision remands to the district court for further action after ruling more than 20,000 acres were excluded from prior levies. Defendants include Jon McNeil and others, with commissioners and county officials named.
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Associated Press
Denver, & C
Denver
U.S
Denver Fudesal Distriet Court
Noreg
Ivvigafi
Ganading Prisoner Strikes Caused Tremor at Dawn
An inmate at Shigaten HeMiteNLcy prison climbed a 100 foot smoke shack at dawn in Owl region. Officials say the strike was staged to protest transfer to St Vincant We Paul penitentiary. Guards and rescue crews attempted negotiation without immediate success.
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Caxsaoelntet Crees
Innyston
Owl
Jack
St Vincant
Paul Penitanti
Mussolini II reports on health and wartime absence
Reports indicate Mussolini is improving after a heart attack complicated by ulcers. He traveled from Totogna to Rome for treatment and did not witness the war review at Turin, the ceremony marking the war’s end, amid cautious government statements.
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Jnsodated
Seavees
Torli
Johnson and Conner Lead In Primary Race
Johnson and Conner top the field in the Mississippi primary race for governor as the contest shapes the path for Roosevelt era politics. Voters weigh third term prospects and key endorsements amid a crowded field of candidates including Paul Johnston and Martin Bennett.
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Johnson and Conner
Teach Jackson
Mises Aineg
Missiealpps
Roosevelt
Paul Johnsott
Martin Bennett
Conner
Windsor Bears Favored in Junior Softball Tournament
Windsor Bears entered as favorites in the Norlley district Suntory softball event at Island Grove park. In opening games Wed Neaday IWorklius saw Loveland upset 5–4. Fortes beat Longmont 8–2. Cloverleaf fell to Tatas ette 15–0. Second round games were slated for 2:30 with three diamonds in use.
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Norllery Dlatriet Suntory
Island Grove Park
Neaday Iworklius
Loveland
Watssor
Ft. Sam
Fortes Tea
Creeley
Longmont
Greeley
Othiér Fist
Windsor
Lageland
J. Aob
Wolayer
Warinuel
Clase
Rhe
Claveriea
Davis
Sewall
Parker
Bolleaunetter
Worlyorgieueres
Sland Grove Park
Liviacores
Lafayette
Frederick
Thowlder
Grerley
Boulter
Collins
FL Colling
Boulder Va
Uinl
Collins Va
Boulder
Laogmont
Colts
Crashes mar Britain's air maneuvering exercise
British air show plans were marked by crashes as a bomber vanished and four airmen died when a plane crashed near Tollerton in rural Yorkshire. Parachutes saved some crew. the crew landed with minor injuries as the exercise continued with about 1,800 RAF aircraft in the dawn raid over the region.
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London
Do Urttain
Casa Ities
Queman
Vantaher
Worth Bea
Uae
Yarymouth
Tollerton
Yorkshire
Fon
Otheir Parachies
Greer Thetford
Phey
Chasek
Ain
Agtlan
Reldera
Iitefal
Funeral services for Mrs Mabel Gallagher Friday
Mrs Mabel Gallagher former Wildsor justice will lie in state Friday at 10am at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Interment at Olivet Cemetery. An evening picnic at Island Cove Park is planned with dinner around 6 o'clock.
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Windsor
Mabel Gallagher
Wildsor
Stwanlang
Laneleon
Island
Faynilier
Spud Growing Tour Highlights Greeley District Crops
Brothers on adjoining farms near Gillette led a subcultural chamber tour Monday to view thriving potato crops. Lawrence Schall photographed the business group as they paused between Harlem and Loyal McLeod farms, noting fine yields in the Greeley district despite drought.
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Gil- Spud
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Schall
Harlem
Loyal McLeod
Greeley
Tribune
John C Nixon Plans Eastward Rural Electric Project
Attorney John G Nixon said Wednesday that a new rural electric association in West Central West County will seek federal approval to form a transmission project serving Lownded Ault Johnstown and areas into Laramner county. He expects 60,000 residents to sign allowing at least 4.60 monthly to secure 50 kilowatts and anticipates fall construction once Washington approves. Three potential power suppliers loom as alternatives and distribution will require a few lines to reach customers.
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John G. Nixa Ob Guestey
Poudre Valley
Rural Eietric Association
Mat Ja
West County
Plas
Washington, D.C
Witl
Nattvit
Mitral Electric Associaton
Nixoy
Akers
Uy Ault
Johnstown
Larlmner County
Evereut
He Wajed
Nixon
Bsemlnce Dan
Distrivatton Nes
Constrietio
Ben Florance Estate Filed in Weld County Probate
Public notice states the Ben Florance estate filing in Weld County with details of assets including $19,300 cash and four valued properties totaling $34,500 plus $3,800 in household items. The will directs the estate to be divided among Mrs. Lue Morstee and three children, with a widow’s one fourth share contested. hearing set for August 2.
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Weld
Carl
Faranes
Lue de Morstee
L. Trumley
Greelny
Teftie
B. Gladye Oshal
Cheyenne
Thoranes
Ghara
M.A. Titumites
Gressey
Trey C. Cateron
Herman Becker Dies Wednesday Near Ft. Collins
Herman Becker aged 79, longtime Windsor Greeley and Fort Collins area farmer, died at home west of Fort Collins after a long illness. He came to Colorado at 17 from Hookville Conn and lived in Greeley, Windsor, and Fort Collins regions. Survived by wife Hertha Necker, daughters Nellie and Mrs. Leon Molenzen, Mrs. Rogerett Sappugion, son David Becker, and sister Mrs. Frank Witchelt. Funeral Friday at Balmora Mortuary Port Collins. interment Windsor cemetery.
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Tierman Becker
Windsor
Greeley
Fort Collins
Fort Cotttygatly
Pecker
Beeker
Wintner
Hoekville
Conn
Minius
Fort Colas
Swevntlig
Heeker
Wilt
eMra
Hertha Necker
Dawehtey
Nelluk
Mra
Leon Molenzen
Rogerett Sappugion
Milliken
David Becker
Dangla
Ariz
Frahk Witchelt
Nackville
Balmora Mortuary
Port Colling
Windsor Cemetery
Federal Employees Urged to Donate to Roosevelt Library
Federal workers are asked to contribute to a Roosevelt Library project in Wyde Pack New York led by Commissioner George Alten and District of Columbia officials. The appeal notes ongoing pressure from the agriculture department while stressing voluntary, not coerced, giving and cites a Washington motion under Secretary Withie and others in the effort.
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Peesyy
Washington
Aug. C
Wyde Pack
N.Y
George Alten
Allen
District of Calmouin
Bald
Ingram
Margy Ta
Hawn
Gy Withie
Misewm
Livestock Co-op Sues Richard Carroll Over Injunction
The Crow Valley Livestock Co op filed suit in Grenley District Court against Richard Carroll, alleging four months of allowing cattle to damage Briggsdale range. The dispute centers on range fencing, with claims of $2,000 in damages and disputes over whether the association must retire the range. Attorney William R. Kelly represents the Crow Valley association, and the case questions fencing requirements under Jones Tankhoantaq and federal agricultural provisions.
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Craw Valley Livestock Cooperative Association
Briggedale
Carroll
Briggsdale
Carrell
Crow Valley
William TR. Kelly
Lie
Jones
Secretary of
Aprigulture Ueary A. Wallhew
Colorado
Carvall
Early Spud Shipments Reach 450 Carloads
A garbled report notes 450 carloads of early potatoes shipped from the Gilerrar-Pentenum area by Yaxt Siturdey night amid a heavy track movement. Seven cars unloaded on Union Maestic Monday with an estimated four more loaded by Tuesday night. The early crop is projected to total about 1,200 carloads of No 1 potatoes. Prices ranged from 10 cents for rods to 15 cents for whites. quality is reported excellent.
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Thors
Weather outlook with mixed cloud and mild temps
The report notes Wednesday could be partly cloudy with a stormy Thursday. Wyoming shows cloudy conditions Wednesday night and Thursday with possible unsettled weather eastward. A weather system may bring rain and wind for about 24 hours ending Wednesday morning. Temperatures forecast high 77, low 49.
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Wyoming
Farmer of New Raymer Found Dead in Bed
Jay W. Lake a 62 year old Knehor resident was found dead in his bed Tuesday evening at home near New Raymer. The coroner cited heart attack as the cause. The Raymier district native had lived there 16 years and was taken to Whysnan Funeral home. Attending the service were Mrs. Sybil Bett of New Magaites and others.
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Jay W. Lake
Knehor
Itu
Iiles
New Raymer
Wu Formal
TC Witnott
Heath Her
Leman Que
Raymier
Hody
Whysnan
Sybillla
Bodies of Mother and Daughter to N Dakota
A damaged OCR note describes the transport of a mother and daughter, Mary A. Dixon and her child, to North Dakota. Names such as Rolla NY, Cheyenne, and California appear, with unclear roles and several garbled phrases. The fragment mentions a funeral or transport under a Mr Dixon and a broader kin group, with a father traveling from California to accompany the bodies, and references to a funeral home or band in charge.
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Mudles
Mary A. Dixon
Rolla
Colmahing
Satley
Chiarge
Laila
Willian’ Dixon
Funband
Rider of the Pale
Roth
Greeley Lair
Mms
Cheyenne
Fifa
Fom
California
Borties
Peace Appeal Report From Wang Leaders
Fragmented text describes peace appeals attributed to Wang and Chinese leadership broadcast via Canton radio. Mentions Japanese commander, withdrawal of Japanese influence, and radio statements from Canton. References to General Anda and Chihung Ne, with claims of stance on peace versus conflict and a possible truce arrangement.
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Kong
Wate Chins
Cilun
Jaganese Leedars
Tergent Anda
Tr Soulle Chihung
Relig
Chur Kiatys
Ghincee
Mulroy Heads Charities of The Catholics
Mulroy, director of Catholic charities in the Denver diocese, was elected president of the Wid Nildonad Conferences of Cutlinile Chartier at a national meeting in Chicago. Attendees included Rev Chiles Plubert, La Mand Invkap of HL Joseph, Mary J. Burrell, Rev Annet R. Pua, De Money G. Schenwiier, and Willaig T. Walsh, all named as presidents of conference divisions.
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Utes Denyer
HL Joseph
Che Ikev
Hohet Barey
Boaton
Mary J. Burrell
Adhany
N.yaio Rev
Annet R. Pua
Jailer's Wife’s Crack Pistol Shoot Blocks Jail Break in Oklahoma
An attempted jail breakout in Oklahoma was thwarted when the jailer's wife, described as a buxom 40 year old, fired a pistol and restrained three prisoners while her husband faced the assault. The escapees included Jake Conk, 21, and George Casey, among others, who tried to flee from an exercise cell to the regular quarters. Constabulary details indicate a tense incident with threats toward the jailer and ongoing investigations into the gang’s broader activities.
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Oklahoma
Ifravicisud
Ture Weyer
Obin
Dirk
Mog
Ethel McCracket
Jake Conk
Jan
Crain
Leatarinus
Mia
Metaucken
K Jarsband
Claud
McCravaken
Cook
Windsor man dies after leg amputation
H W Brutlag 65 of Windsor died Tuesday at Windsor Hospital after an operation for separation of a leg due to diabetes complications. Survived by wife Katherine and six sons and two daughters, services planned at Windsor funeral home and Swedish Lutheran church with burial in Windsor cemetery.
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Windsor
Hermay
Tratlagy
John Urinkinai
Uteir
Uirinkeian
Bruting
Wittig County
Mhihesota
Fula
Fergus Malla
Hea
Katherine Ute
Fulda
Katherines Elx
Carl
Climax
Arnold
Totrington
Rinehart
Cran Forks
Ben
Fergue Fallz
Raymond
Minn
Swirt
Crasiston
Irwin Weekswore
jLoveland Ridges
Malcalin Hurgensdall
Misdeapolis
Fincrut
Greeley
Iformient
Doctor Says Baby's Heart Must Stay Outside the Chest
A doctor reports that a baby cannot have its heart placed inside the chest cavity. After examination three days ago, the team notes that attempting to relocate would sever major arteries and likely cause death.
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Baby
Dydeshe Deihis
Sante Yornas
Ted
Haby Macy Parwon
Beri
Colin
Beily
Cellus
Two Fatally Hurt As Freight Strikes Motor Car at Yuma
A freight collision at a Yuma railroad crossing fatally injures a motor car occupant, with the driver dying later in hospital. The second survivor, Velma and The Hanks of Yuma are named among the injured as the train approaches.
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Yuma
Yuri
Tasalty Det
Liab
Taihart
Castle Sock
Velma
Yuna
Tly Lea
Tax Auditors May Up Value Of Merchandise
Tax officials consider raising merchandise valuations by as much as 40 million dollars, with estimates predicting increased taxes on candy and related goods. Industry and business advocates debate whether current assessments fairly reflect market value, while officials warn higher valuations may affect consumer prices.
Walsenburg Man Lives After Dynamite Explodes
A Walsenburg man survived a dynamite blast at the Turner coil mine where he worked. Surgeons treated many small injuries as coal dust and cloth fragments covered his face and body. The incident was investigated after the blast yesterday.
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Walsenburg
Associant
Iresay Walscutiing
Varisto Plex
Alta
Cloth
Two Army Airmen Killed in Collision Near Plattsburg
Two Army airmen, Second Lieutenant M. By Thomas and Private Anthony H. Gaerity, died when their planes collided at 2,000 feet during maneuvers. Witnesses said the ships were aloft near Lake N. D. and plunged into a tree line as the incident occurred.
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Lake
N.d
United States
Army
Thomas
Anthony H
Malone
Plattsburg
State Officials Fear Strike Will Spread
Denver reports state officials warn that wage disputes and laborwalkouts at the American Pedevauin project in Green Mountain, Colorado, could extend to other pending construction in California and beyond. Spokesman James A. Rowitin and union leaders urged firm action as negotiations stalled and potential layoffs neared.
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Aasgeiztedl Brees
Denver
Eteike
Calnrada
Green Mountain
Tidenevar
Warner Constitution
James A. Rowitin
Ue Colorata Federation
Tisbsbon Guiany’ Preias
Fitike Coma da Direct Lesetia
Hong Beby
Ecu Une Mace and
Ute Company
Pua Wirner Fp
Meistinie Ratcher Gularidsy Tredunerist
Government survey heads ordered to study administration
A government survey directive from budget director Hayald D. Swill directs heads of government departments to study administrative and economic operations. The letter outlines the purpose as improving efficiency and economy, with emphasis on potential reforms and implementation steps. The message stresses a nationwide review and coordinated action.
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Vascoclaradt Iressa Washingt
Preshleay Hansevet
Econonia
Hayald D. Swill
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Ben Florance Estate
Herman Becker
Ft. Collins
Jésus Gonzales
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Claude Rick
Lupton
Viesnay
Richard Carroll
Martin
R. PL Church
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Spering
Leenth
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Beaver Falls
Dachireh
Geneva College
N. Dakota
Mulroy
Associated
Prema
New York
John T. Cahill
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
United 3
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Donner
Telco Shakers
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Toi Uffarts
Anneicin
F.R
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