Court Deliberates on Admitted Acts in Mikes Case
The court confines its focus to the admitted act of the user linked to the famous Mikes matter. Justice Hillard’s majority opinion condemns espionage by a member of the bar as a shock to decency and a threat to government. Burke dissents, urging an open public hearing and criticizing snooping while defending due process. A Denver grand jury probes microphone use at the governor’s offices and related political corruption charges.
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Pxean Beyer
Calorade
Trl I
Ells
Carver Attarnsy
Eller Alamons
Talon
Ben C Bbtierd
Hillienis
Ely
Hazlet
Burke
Norris C. Burke
Loo Koons
Uilllnd
Francs
Bouck
Spyelat
Defen Reat Ponds Developmente
Uenefai
Speuml
Denver
Frederick B. Mickerson
Douger Wiinvyer
Ellis
Au Prenie
Burron G. Rogers
Elis
Burins
People's Court
Bar
Wills
Tabara
Hendy A. Hicks
Meteor or heat flare mistaken for Earhart flare
Coast guard and authorities investigated a radio message from Amelia Earhart's missing flight while a meteor sighting over Hawaii and various vessels sparked a wide search. Officials later concluded the flare likely was a meteor rather than the aviator’s plane, as the hunt continued toward the Pacific and southward.
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Associated Press
Tionglu
Amelia Earhart
Galland
Calif
Charles- Miguel
Cantor
Coastguard
San Francisco
George Palmer Putman
Miss Darhart
Miguel
Coast Guard
Washington
Lily
Rowland Island
Misa Barbart
British New Guinea
Cleveland’s Tenth Torso Murder Victim Found Near Rail Bridge
Cleveland in July 6 reports the headless torso of a man found in the Cuyahoga River near a railroad bridge. Inspect or Troueph Sweeney says this marks the tenth torso murder in the city, suggesting the same killer active for over two years. The discovery was made by two National Guardsmen on strike duty at a local plant.
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Cleveland
Rail River Bridge
Associated Deere
de Joullye
Troueph Sweeney
Cuyahoga River
Sweeney
National
Republicated Corporation
Tony
Keller
British Cabinet Meets Secretly To Discuss New Crisis
London July 3 A cabinet meeting lasting about an hour discussed Anthony Holen's delayed report on European non intervention in Spain The session chaired by Prime Minister Neylila Chamber focused on the Mediterranean situation seen as threatening and related imperial defense committee concerns.
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Gupetined Press
London
Britain
Anthony Holen
Neylila Chamberwih
Imperial
Yai Sesgion
Greeley Fourth of July Draws 20000 Visitors
Greeley celebrated with a fireworks ban and a record turnout. About 20,000 attended the festivities at Island Grove and surrounding areas, 15,000 lingering at the park and downtown concessions. Governor Rimmons praised the display as the best he had seen. Weather was ideal with a high around 100, crowds at airport and Lincoln park, and police reported few incidents.
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Greeley
Nt Island
Rimmons
Radea
Tally
Tsland Grove
Senate
Tsland Grove Park
Teileo
Lincoln Park
Drighton
Port Lupton
Weld
Lerliner County
Toothutts
Gree
Creworlss
Eure
Everyboiy
Advocatea
Allice
Legion and Auxiliary Float Takes First Prize
Colorful Lynd Redeo parade in Greeley observed by thousands Monday morning. Winning entries listed by judges Patricia Murphy John Marie Ani Bon Bush. Awards section names Greeley organizations and individuals including Mrs TA Kulewar and Irvin Porro. (Continues on Page 12).
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Lynd Redeo
Greeley
Greetey
Patricia. Murphy
John Marieani
Bon Bush
Gresley
Amerigin Legion Auxilary
Fire at Park Place apartment causes minor damage
Smoke was reported at Carl Seufmek’s apartment No 2H Park Place at 9 55 p m Monday. Firemen found a cigarette burned on a rug, a hole burned in the rag, flames catching on a comforter. They extinguished the fire before major damage. Large crowd gathered as the department arrived. the residents had just left.
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Carl Seufmek
Park Place
Mle
Inalesa
Shimeka
Mra
Walter Demarest
Henry Salzman
Vaigh
Doring Spartmanid AL Tho
National conservation groups oppose Colorado water diversion plan
Associated Press reports seven national groups attack a $44 million trans mountain water diversion in Colorado. They warn it could exploit Rocky Mountain National Park and urge public appeal to the president. Colorado senators defend the project saying it aids 175,000 residents and does not affect park surface area.
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Associated
Washington
Colorado
Lovay
Altho
Bureau of the
Ie Interior
Soeltong
Jlothia
Congress
Ganator Alva B. Adama
Rocky Mountain National Park
Adams
American Clyb Association
American Forestry Association
The
National Parks Association
National Association
Pt AU Daven Societies
Tank ‘Walton League of America
Camp Firegiuh of America
Whidernoss Society
Ashley Gets Eight Years In Manslaughter Conviction
The Rev. Tarry Ashrey, former Weld county pastor, was sentenced to eight years in the state penitentiary for voluntary manslaughter in the slaying of his wife in their Tanah Golo parsonage last January. Judge John M. Melkle labeled the sentence maximum under the verdict. The defense planned to seek a new trial. Ashrey expressed resignation, saying the past is behind him and he expects to be a decent prisoner.
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Associated Brews
Colorado Springs
Tarry &. Ashrey
Tanah
Golo
Atate
Tadicy
John M. Melkle
Metido
Clyde L. Starrett
Starrett
Fe Aviley
Astley
Neo
Poralble
Haine
Ashley
Probation for Tony Ortegas and Jon Mantoya in Fort Tarpton case
Tony Ortegas and Jon Mantoya were placed on probation after pleading guilty to larceny related to a carnal incident at Mark Lopton caralysal liv Juus. The morning plea followed a prior charge, with the court noting a likely further sentence under jurisdiction.
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Tony Ortegas
Jon Mantoya
Fort Tarpton
Bieteich Jhoiee C. C. Coltin
Mark Lopton
First College Band Concert This Evening
The First College Band Concert at Colorado State College of Adgestion directed by DeForest Cline will be tonight at 7 on the northeast campus. The six week series continues Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 with a strong roster of soloists. Tonight’s program includes Grand March, The Legion of Ancient Rome Overture, Oberon overture, Nocturne Midnight, Mendelssohn Descriptive, Two Little ..., Wagner and Cavalleria Rusticana.
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Colorado State Cofege
DeForest Cline
Cline
Mendelsaoui
Sguther
Hogg
Larry Slash
Chad
Indicted by Ohio Steel Strike Jurors
In Mehonning County Ohio a grand jury returned indictments against up to 300 people in the steel strike case. Herbert Burke a former Columbia University student leader and Jol Stevens were among those charged with inciting to riot and related offenses linked to unrest at the Republic plant and disruptions near Youngstown Sheet and Tube.
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Prasey
Youngstown
Herbert Burke
Jol Stevens
Stevenson
SWOC
Mehoning County
Grand Jury
Burke
Columbia University
New York
Jema 39
Atear
Republic Gieel
Stevens
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Lions Plan Programs For Coming Club Year
Greeley Lions discussed suggestions for next year’s programs and activities at a club luncheon led by Gordon R. Mernk, chairing the programs committee, with President William Femi presiding and announcing the chairmen and members of event committees as students registered for six weeks in the auto school.
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Lions
Greeley Lions Club
Gordon R. Mernek
Wiliam Femi
Toll
Colorado Boys Win Yale Scholarships for Athletics
New Haven July 1 Yale university awarded $860 regional scholarships to two Colorado high school athletes. Hunterfall Camry Lovaland an honor student and multi sport athlete from Lovaland High School and Charles Regina Swift Fountain Valley High School leader in scholastics and captain of basketball with track football and tennis.
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New Haven
Colorado High
Yale University
Hunterfall Camry
Lovaland
Lovaland High School
Leanne
Charles Regina Swift
Genter
Fountain Valley Achogs
Roosevelt Seeks Democracy But Warns Of Dictatorship
In a Dutch village speech President Roosevelt defends American government while warning against dictatorship. He hails the Fourth and urges the United States to maintain its democratic base amid rising authoritarian influences.
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Mount Marion
Roosevelt
Clurek
Iba
Hig Alliance
United States
Cleveland Mills Reopen Amid Steel Strike Fallout
Cleveland mills reopen after 41 days as National Guardsmen with 1500 deployed guard gates. Workers resume amid partial operations at Corrigan McKinney Upson and Truson plants. Few pickets remain as plants plan to operate despite ongoing labor action. Local figures include John G. Lewis and companies in Republic Steel group. Obituaries note Mrs. Horton and Mrs. Eldred deaths in LaSalle and Collinsville with family ties to Dr. D. J. Horton and Lloyd Eldred.
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Cleveland
Ohio National Guardsmen
Republic Steel Corporation
John G. Lewis
G. I
Corrigan McKinney
Inaugural Pan American Clipper Flight Lands in Ireland
The Pan American Clipper landed at Foynes Ireland after a 1000 mile flight from Botwood Newfound land, speed averaging 156 mph. Captain Harold Gray led the crew amid brisk headwinds, while crowds and Eamon de Valera welcomed the Americans. The Caledonia completed the loop from Foynes to Botwood to Catlandia in 16 hours minutes, with Captain A B Wileseltson at the helm. The flights mark ongoing north Atlantic tests by four nations, with France and Germany preparing similar expeditions.
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North American
Europe
Tic
Foynes
Ieland
Botwood
New
Uyndland
British Imperial Airways
Catadonia
Caledonia
Catwood
Shannon
Poses
Harold ©. Gray
Eamon de Valera
Gray
Ireland
A. 8
Wileseltson
Montreal
Fort Washington
N. Y
Clippers
Caiedonia
Great Britain
United States
North Atliatic
France
Germany
Miner Jailed After Brawl in Lafayette Bar
Dow Lyneras about 30 residing at Columbine in Weld county was arrested at home by Marshal Harry Flint of Lafayette and held at Boulder county jail awaiting charges from a drunken brawl at a Lafayette bar at 3 45 a m Sunday. Andy Borrego was wounded by three pistol slits. Lueras and Felix Borrego sustained knife wounds, John Mays stabbed, Borrego in grave condition then. Lueras held for investigation then released without charge.
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Dow Lyneras
Columbine
Weld County
Harry Flint
Lafayette
Boulder County
Andy Borrego
LaFayetta
Lueras
Felix Dorrego
John Mays
Boulder
Luerag
Falix Borrego
Maeg
Atly- Borrego
Ste. Boulder Gounty
Liueras
Borraxo
Pro
Neo
Lueres
Hay Catches Fire at George Miller Home
Hay and trash burned in a small corral at 900 Plock 3rd Avenue, George Miller home. Firemen extinguished the blaze shortly after noon Tuesday. Damage was slight.
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George Miller
Phird Avenue
Fighting resumes between Japanese and Soviet forces on border
A Japanese soldier was wounded in renewed clashes along the Manchukuoan border with Soviet troops and Manchukuoan border guards at Chinnahan near the frontier of Manchukuo and Siberia. The announcement notes ongoing hostilities between Japanese forces and Soviet troops in the tense border area.
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Tuly
Manchuakuoan
Chinnahan
Onatoet
Phroutler
Manchuokuo
Siboria
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Burke Fs Lane
Hilliard
Pacific
G. Gallegos
Gilcreet
Joseph Spant
Lis Lomo Non Milliken
Frei Schneider
Johnstown
Gueve
Jimmy O'Donnell
Kakone
Cale
Doomerd
Smith
Piatteville
We Ditch
Legion and Auxiliary
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Flanders Fields
Ao Maseigal
Ohio Steel
Studenta Roglyterod
Baseball Today
U.S
Atlantic Ocean
Cleveland Mills
D. J. Horton
LaSalle
Mia
Cecily Murton
D. d. Lorton
Mollenyayetiie
Qnona
Galit
Ifarton
Lagalie
Ryans
J. E
Eldrad
J. EB
Eltred
Lloyd Eldred
Collinsville
Eldred
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