Rains Save Thousands of Acres in Weld County Flooding
The Denver weather service reports heavy showers and thunderstorms across northern Colorado, with record rainfall near Leadville and Weld County saving crops from drought. Moisture totals reached over six inches in July, easing drought and reducing irrigation needs, while forecasters note potential benefits for corn and other crops if rains continue.
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Woman fined for driving without operator’s license
Mrs Pearl ine Clewens of 63 Fantlte area appeared before Justice W A Adams after being taken by police on Saturday. She paid a $100 fine for driving without a proper operator’s license.
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Third Victim of Frederick Wreck Dies in Hospital
A Frederick Colorado coal mining accident killed two and left a third victim, Rand 20s Filss Kuns. among others. The injured include Lorgtogat and Thorn Any. Sundberg, Sundberg, and Getz are named in local reports with details of injuries and condolences. Chicago Grain Market notes Wheat prices rose briefly despite lower quotas amid a volatile session.
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German Occupation of Guernsey and Jersey Near Cherbourg
In a dramatic move during early July, German forces occupied Guernsey and Jersey, claiming a successful airborne touch near the French coast. Reports note British air losses and demilitarization of the islands, with background data on population, area, and economy.
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Mrs. Merton Grove of Kersey Dies After Heart Attack
Mrs. Merton Gross of Kersey died Sunday afternoon at Grenley hospital after a heart attack while teaching at the Methodist Sunday school in Greely. Native of Dixinoal, Maine, she came to Kersey with her parents 24 years ago. Survived by her husband Merton Gross and two daughters Virginia and Love. father, Gi Darey of Denver. two sisters Evelyn Lauilater of Greeley and Mira Edith Oop of Denver. Active in PT work, county 4 year president ending 2880, former PTA secretary and county organization chair. Funeral Wednesday at 2 at Macy's drawing room, with interment at Line Grow.
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Lucas Speaks At Assembly Evening Broadcast Event
Lucas addresses the village assembly at Gunter tonight at 7 30 through short wave radio from HY tasks and Tareas. The Chicago Times reports on the propaganda broadcast outputs and the odd Tonight news recap. A feature recital by J ABET Chadwick at 7 46 is also listed for readers.
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Annenberg Sentenced for Tax Evasion in 1936 Income
J J Annenberg, prominent immigrant turned financier, was sentenced to three years in prison for evading 1,217,295 dollars in federal taxes on his 1936 income. The 62 year old former news magnate received the sentence from Judge Jonas H Withernon.
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U S Fleet Back in Hawaii Reports Mixed Status
Honolulu dispatch reports the return of a major U S fleet force to Taiiaing roads from Hawaii with an unconfirmed departure. Informed sources say ships engaged in maneuvers during the peal week, with about 250 miles of progress observed.
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Blue River Diversion Committee To Meet With Tom Nixon
A new subcommittee on the Blue River diversion project plans to meet in Greeley on Wednesday with attorney Thomas Nixon of Grand Lakes Water District. The group aims to follow the Grand Lake diversion plan as part of northern Colorado water district efforts.
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Local 24 Hour Weather Update Confused Report
A garbled forecast shows mixed terms like partly cloudy tonight and thunderstorms near shore. East area may warm Tuesday with scattered storms. Wyoming area mentions showers and thunderstorms Saturday night into Sunday, with continuing clouds Tuesday.
Two Auto Crashes at Weld County Bridges Leave One Dead
The Weld County incidents occurred at two separate bridges near Fort Collins and Windsor on a Sunday night. Beman A. Cheatwood, 65, of Fort Collins, died when his car plunged through a bridge raising on Highway 14 west of Ault. Edward Kelly, also of Fort Collins, was a passenger. A second crash five miles north of Windsor involved Wesley Bridle, of Zatony, who stuck his head through a windshield. two other passengers were treated at a hospital. Photos credit Dave Clark.
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One Killed and Six Injured in Weld Sunday
A deadly crash near Weld Sunday left one person dead and six injured. Edward Kelly, 40, of Fort Collins, was badly injured while riding with Cheatwood. Cheatwood’s car, a coach, struck a bridge and plunged 12 feet into a canal. The vehicle remained upright. Kelly was rushed to Greeley hospital. Investigators consider sleep at the wheel or a possible heart attack.
McMillan and Sterkel Accused in Auto Wreck
A. J. McMillan, 62, of LaSatle and Fret Sterkel, 20, of Loveland, face court charges after a collision at the intersection of Sixteenth and Lawrence with an estimated damage of $38. The wreck occurred after a green light, with vehicles failing to stop and a left turn causing the impact.
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Berlin Orders Embassies To Leave Norway Belgium
The Berlin regime told foreign embassies to quit Norway Belgium and nearby areas citing diplomatic disruptions. The 15 day deadline was set for completing the withdrawal while other nations were urged to maintain communications.
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Democrats urged peace plank opposed by Republicans
Chicago July 12 Senator Mytowie warns the Democratic convention will adopt a peace pledge to keep U S soldiers out of foreign wars while Republicans refuse to commit to any such pledge. The article notes pressure from the Keep America Out of War movement and predicts a political clash over war policy and national security.
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Deaths and legal notes from Grealy and Denver notices
The report notes Ethel Thompson of Grant's Pass Oregon died Saturday after a long illness, survived by husband Blaterhond and adopted son Richard, with Thompson once operating a store in Grealey. Also cited is Joy Custen awaiting execution in Denver for a 1938 murder, following court action, and Joe Castell's transfer to La Balol railway yards during the week of September 2.
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Navy Plans Massive Fleet Expansion With 43 Warships
The navy approves a record contract package valued at about 500 million dollars to build 43 more warships, including destroyers and submarines, boosting total tonnage and expanding shipyards. Officials anticipate rapid construction and speed up national defense programs under President Roosevelt and Lew Compton.
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Three youths and a girl accused in fatal desert slaying
Police report a group including George Sanders, Joseph Sandars, Mee. Proysld Philp, and Auanand Chesser Wind were arrested after the body of Choyies Kanlers, aged around four, was found bound with rope in a desert six miles from Tehatan. Three boys and a girl face charges in the killing.
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Henry Reifschneider Appeals $22.50 Fine
A garbled authority record shows Henry Reifschneider appealing a $22.50 penalty. It cites Judge J. Rhoades, county court, and mentions arrests and fines for driving offenses and related costs in a late 19th century setting.
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Roosevelt Calls Tax on Excess Profits Proposed
President Roosevelt asks Congress to levies a steep excess profits tax aimed at big industrial gains. White House briefing notes indicate the plan seeks revenue without harming investment. Leader Nashure attended the White House meeting, signaling bipartisan interest though concerns remain about implementation and impact on industry.
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Textbook Exhibit Opens Here in July
A textbook exhibit will open here in July featuring supplementary reading volumes staged by 24 companies. The Colorado State Camera of Education will oversee the three week display starting Monday, with firms exhibiting on the test floor. The event is sponsored by the Colorado Workmen's Association of Fort Morin, with CSCE Ls president, and Wai Mason of Greeny as secretary.
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