Mother and 7 Children Die in Car Crash
A Yellowstone Park highway crash near Hiland, August, left Mrs. Bird and six children dead in a wrecked automobile. Bus driver Paul Hanes of Casper rescued the six children from the burning car. the coroner reported two other children died later at a hospital. Mrs. Bird’s body was found beneath the overturned vehicle. Police and witnesses describe Hanes stopping the bus and attempting to aid the occupants, while a fire destroyed the vehicle.
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Hiland
Wee
Zeatel
Ita Fiontos
Wii Amtéemobil
Mfier
Callistoy
Iir Burns
Louy Pier Cilléren
Paul Hanes
Casper
Mra
Bird
Natranz
Ben
Dilo
Yellowstone Park
T. Dustured
Richard
Nol Jeamed
CaxjHir
Bustard
Hanes
Ane
State Highway Crews Host Second Annual Picnic in Gresley
State highway crews and families gathered at Island Grove Park on Saturday for the division’s second annual picnic. The event featured opening remarks by Jamez B. Solan, superintendent of maintenance, and a full program of games and tests for attendees.
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Gresley
Tinten
Colorado
Ieland Grove
Blaie
Freighter with War Supplies Burned in Lower New York Bay
A damaged wartime freighter carrying war supplies burned in Lower New York Bay. Investigators probe the blaze and explosions while assessing damage to the vessel’s engines and cargo. Police and harbor authorities study anchorage safety and the incident’s cause.
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Lower
New York Bay
York
Convict Says Officers Killed Sweetheart
A police case in which a convict admitted killing his girlfriend before she died in a car incident. The suspect Hall 25 and Joy Lyte 24 fled Nebraska and were captured after a state patrol pursuit near Ollron. Hall claimed self defense and fired during the escape. Clark of Oilton 7 and others were wounded critically in the gunfire and car crash.
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Oki
Herody
Bmi Hall
Alealey
Joy Lyte
Nebraska
Ollron
Hall
Wien
Clark
Oilton 7
Coast Guard And Red Cross Aid In Flood Stricken Coast
The Coast Guard and Red Cross assisted flood victims across southwest Louisiana as storms caused extensive damage. Many residents were moved from homes to the court house and school buildings while roads remained blocked and streets faced high water levels.
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Coast’ ‘Guard and
Red Cross
Daced
Tull
Giload
Louisiana
Tudeday
Lanisiana
Rowley
America
Tragedy near Pawnee Buttes injures man by rifle accident
Jose Martinez a Spanish American laborer was shot in the right arm when a dog chased a ground squirrel under a rock and a rifle carried by Henry Hillman discharged. Martinez walked three miles to a ranch for help, then to Grover for treatment. recovery expected barring complications.
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Grover
Jose Martinez
Henry Hillman
Pawnee Buttes
Martinez
Hilloran
Hillman
Henry Hillenan
William D. Woodard
Grover Mall Garrier
Profits Levy Controversy Overshoes Defense Plans
Senator Clark accuses the profits levy of sugar coating a defense expansion tax. The Tax hearing features John L. Sullivan and Treasury officials arguing the plan would raise hundreds of millions in revenue while critics call it a masking of munition plant subsidies.
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Clark
Fiscossees Wasbinsion
Ais
Glark
Demograt
Hugae
A- An
House
Wade
John L. Sullivan
Gury Renys Jary
Goljeris
Treasury
Sullivan
Oswegd
Suttiven
Glays
Telehargowat
Power Outage Strikes Seminole Area As Lines Fail
Power service collapsed after transmission line damage west of Bow Wyoming. Crews expected restoration by Friday night as Public Service and REA teams rerouted loads from Weld County and Morgad County. The incident disrupted pumping and supply to Green flex and nearby towns, with recovery efforts underway.
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Seminoddani Wan Templetely
Tranemisson
Weld
Morgad
Tne &Sleotrie
Gresley
Enyacity
Persves
Bechyie Lavallate Ageln
Vote No Club Incorporated to Beat Amendments
Three Denver men incorporated as Vote No Club to influence voters against proposed amendments. Incorporators were A B Trice Clyde Winslow Bee D Snyder and Mrs Barber. Funeral service for Nancy J Barker set for Monday at Botclock Interment Linn Grove Cemetery follows.
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Denver
Ave
Denver Wen
A. B. Trica
Clyde ‘Winslow
Bee D. Snyder
Barber
Nancy J. Barker
Morbusssy
Linn Grove
Mortedcy
Willus H Eaton Dies on Friday
Willus H Eaton a prominent Greeley resident and member of the Greeley Finance Society died Friday after a car accident on July 28 in Greeley. Survivors include his wife Mrs. Laura Eaton of 32k Elizabeth, two sons Donald H Eaton and Paul H Eaton of Denver, and son Albert F Eaton of Greeley, plus sister Arrs Adcock of Windsor. Funeral services and interment will be private. flowers requested not to be sent. Maeva Mortuary is in charge of details.
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Ae “Eaton
Greelay Pine
Greeley Flanece Society
New Friday
Grapley Hoaint
Geebley
Eaton
D. G. Reyer- Agiltey
Insiado
Mra
Taura
Elahth
Givcot
Fang
Donald HW
Bainnaft
Callt
Paul H. Eaton
Lenvir
Albert FE
Greeley
Long Sister
Arrs
Adcock
Windsor
Maeva Mortuary
Dejtalia
F D R Visits Boston Yards
President Roosevelt toured the Boston Navy Yard during a late afternoon visit. He viewed eight destroyers launched in the past year and inspected naval facilities as part of a broader New England tour. A 21 gun salute marked the visit amid ongoing shipyard work and defense construction plans.
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Boston
Aig
Juliet
Nalion
Roosevelt
Boston Navy
Navy Goods
Vurner
van Piven
Tha Yori
Tstase
Lolt
Bistamt-geerstary
Nedita
Lee
Corrected Figures For Court Justice At GOP Assembly
Fragmented OCR notes list names Luxford Denver Bradéich Sordele Tymy Bradfield Boulder Laxton Beodtold Seydel with figures 6 88 7 17 20, following a GOP assembly context involving judges or officials in Sanremo and nearby areas.
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P. Assembly
Wbican
Sanremo
Ares Luxford
Denver
Teaattard
Greeley
Boydel
Denver Luxford
Bradéich
Sordele Tymy Oy
Hradfield
Boulder
Laxton
Beodtold
Seydel
Man Dies After North Weld Wreck in Wyoming State Line
Two injured seriously in a late night interstate wreck on Highway 5 near Loa, Wyoming. Among the injured, 23-year-old Frank de la Gros of Limon, Nebraska, suffered a skull fracture and internal injuries. his passenger, Winn, was in critical condition. Both men, John Furnies of Limon and La Auton of 1915 Jackmer Street, were hospitalized in Cheyenne and Greeley respectively. Police report alcohol was a factor and the car was nearly a total loss with $400 damage after skidding and overturning three times.
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Perons
Loa.m
de la Gros
Limon
Nebr
Panion
Win
Joe
Memorial Hospital
Cheyleone
Greeley
Fatroman
Gilbert Winn
Fiat
Cay Yaa
Ted
Wentes
Yamlig
Fanner confronts officials amid bean pickers agitation
Deputies near Charles Konzman ranch pursue a report of agitation among bean pickers led by Kochman's men. One man fled with a shotgun. no injuries reported. Authorities could not locate the ringleader in the area.
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Charles
Konzman
Ferry
Kungman
Hhe
Kkunzman
States Labor Department Coreilinior
Con Center China
Venable quits race for Democratic sheriff in Weld County
Olin W. Venable withdraws from the Democratic primary for Weld County sheriff. The move leaves Democrats with a single contest while Republicans field five in county and state races. A letter from County Democratic Chairman David Miller notes GOP designs and outlines remaining nominations including coroner and state legislature seats.
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Ou. W. Venable
Fyamie
Deynocrats
Ucket
Yeunine
Dem
David
Miler
Vennila
Democratic Assembly
M. Whiteside
Keene's Band Wins First in Lupton Parade
Keene's Band clinched first place in the Lupton parade with a lively march through Fort Lupton. The event showcased floats, pioneer-era displays, and bands from Keenesburg and surrounding towns amid festival gatherings, prizes for best decorations, and a street program featuring a band concert and evening games.
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Keene
Lupton
Fort Lantolk
Gilas
Fort Lupton
Tinters
Fort Lupton Alter
She Pays Land
Port Lupton
Haraford
Gottitaly
Lopton
Ynauilu
Platteville
Secont
Eugene Nelseon
Fone
Thurl
Mugene Nelgon
Lone
Clyde Linder
Fort Sapon
Ucd
Radwin W Wollert
Brighton
Phlip Rogers
Fort Laipton
Gest
David Scclutelder
Claretce Curlaon
Bird
Ainland
Lavéstown
John Willard
Homer Jennings
Dencil Wood
Pratteville
Henry Letiet
Jerry Lew
Scchools
Iudges
Keanesburg- Kida
Azpah Clad
Pin Leyilla
Accamt
Fort Lainton
Inissness Dis
Marie
Tha Oliteat
Haral Aichelman
Coward
Carl Thampton
Keenesburg
Steps Taken To Check Spread Of Small Pox In Town
Outbreak in the northwest section prompts health visits by Dr Fountain and Dr B G Leb den. Ten cases reported among Eatonamills, with four infections in a single family and several others across households. Vaccination status noted. one vaccinated son contracted the disease. Father in the Schneiders family remains uninfected. Medical team monitors symptoms and contemplates containment measures.
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Sealth
B. G. Lebden
Eatoy
Holden
Fointain
Canali
Casey
Fountain
NG Cox
Son
Sinidoke Creambers
Pauling Chambers
Claude
John
Farley Named Coca Cola Company Leader
Farley was appointed to a senior role at the Coca Cola company as new head of domestic affairs while Woodrite chairs the board. The move signals expansion into foreign markets and a push to strengthen the company’s structure amid reported court fines for several local officials.
Navy orders 2800 ships to Caribbean near Cuba
The United States plans intensified naval moves in the Caribbean. A fleet of 2800 men and ships is to be positioned near Guaytaranto Bay Cuba to project reach toward Central and South America and deter potential threats. The move follows Havana conference talks opposing long term American influence and aims at preplanning force deployment for winter maneuvers. Admirals note base access near Panama holds key for missions and intelligence, while Hobart J. Charmley is reassigned to the Mexican Embassy in London for special services.
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Aseo
Wellington
United States
Caribbean
Navy
Guaytaranto Bay
Cuba
Quantics
Centr
South Americs
Pudertaren
Inia
Tranaporta
Havana
Pyssos
Payys
Hobart J. Gharmley
Modican
Loniloit
U S Returns Diplomat To Dakar Post
A damaged notice reports the United States reassigned diplomat Wallington to Dakar, with a broader plan reshaping posts across Africa and the Caribbean. The State Department confirmed changes affecting consular coverage from Onkur to St Pierre and Miquelon, reopening shortly.
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U. S
Dakar
Union Services at Christian Church Sunday Evening
Church notices report union services at Park Congregational church with Rev. BT Aber presiding at the First Methodist church. Other related details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Christian ‘Church
Otelock
Stevens
Park Congregational Church
Italian Army Advances in Somaliland Frontlines
A British notice reports Italian forces advancing toward frontline British positions in Somaliland near Terhora as reinforcements head to the Suez canal area. The Royal Navy bombed targets around Aden as losses and casualties are noted from recent fighting in the region.
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Asisi
Egypt
Ibllah
Britain
Terhora
Somaliland
Leavy
Wallan
Tha
Sree Canal
Brillah
Conthanag Levande
Gayrin
Pasa
Lowar i Tervore
Britaty
Ineult
Aili
Aden
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Hite
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de Icotives
U.S
Greeny
Tom
Emiles
Alrma
Seminoe
P. S
Willus H. Eaton
F.D.R
Boston Yards
North Weld
Fanner
Farley
Privany
Jerry B. Warren
Atel Barris
Wurkluter
Taranilp
South America
Wallington
Dakay
Africa
St. Merre Miqueios
Caast
Canain
For Lea Service
Amer Ean
Aer Onenamly
Wet
Dakin
France
South Agwerea
St Pierra- Mijucion
Newfoundtanil
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