Jap Mob Attacks Embassy on War Anniversary in Tokyo
On the second anniversary of China war, Tokyo observes with national services and a shrine visit by Emperor Hirohito. Bombing raids near Changsha and a blocked British embassy protest mark heightened tensions as officials urge crushing third powers.
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Tokes
Jub
Enbasay Wan
Agial
Brit
Aity
Chisaz
Chiang
Japan
Asta
Pian
Cilang
Colana Moriaki Shimizu
Army Information Bureau
Bunts
Luc Apinute
Sires
Chi
Central League For National Moral Mobilization
Tokyo
Cule God
Takamatsu
Hirohito
Small Cyclone Wrecks Farr Barn on Willow Creek
A small cyclone Wednesday night wrecked the Farr barn on Willow Creek near Laie Tree, tearing the roof and damaging the structure. Efri Anderson, a nearby rancher, reported multiple minor cyclones in the Greeley area, but no major damage beyond the barn. Authorities noted unsettled weather with sprinkles and wind.
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Farr
Willow Creek
Farrace
Laie
Efri ‘Anderson
Anderson
Greeley
Artillery Display Set At Summer Session In Colorado
Army field pieces and military equipment will be brought to the campus for inspection in a summer session at the Colorado College. Col S B Edmunds and Commander Lavelle will lecture with slides and motion pictures on weapons and equipment. The exhibit includes a 37 mm gun a Browning automatic and a semiautomatic infantry rifle. Lectures run July 10 to 27 in Kepner hall with daily talks by different officers.
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Galorado Blate Gallege
United States Army
C. M. Dickoyeon
Plaga
76Th Field Artillery
Colonal Army and Navy
S. B. Edmunds
Command and General Staff School
Fort Leavenworth
Kos
Leland P. Lavelle
Pobtic Relations
Navy Department
Washington
Edmunds
Stokes McCtar
Dickerson
Edmunda
Lovette Wil
Kepner Hall
Two Weld County Men At Aggie Poultry School
Two Weld County men will have a part on the program of the fifth annual poultry school sponsored by the department of poultry husbandry at Colorado State College in Fort Collins July 1-14. Leonard Anhalt of Greeley and another hatcheryman will speak on the Tuesday morning program at 10 15 with Pied Experiences in Contrating Pol-orum. Mr Anhalt's subject on Thursday morning at 10 16 will be Eateheryman's Programs for Getting Netter Clsteke. John H Shaw hearing postponed.
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Weld County
Department of Poultry Husbandry
Colorado State Callege
Fort Collina
Leonard Anhatl
Plotteville
Widenesed J
Gree
Latcheryimay
Han
Senators vow to oppose changes to neutrality law
Washington reports 34 Senators including Republican Johnson of California condemn proposed neutrality law changes. After a conference with fellow senators, Johnson announced a firm stance against altering the policy, signaling a prolonged debate and potential public scrutiny of administration proposals.
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Washington
Johnson
California
Tm. Busier
WPA Pushes Two More Changes Despite Strike
In Washington on July 7, despite a two day walkout protesting the 130 hour monthly requirement, the WPA administration pressed two provisions into effect. A new security wage scale tied to cost of living raises pay for skilled workers while general wages differ by location. The changes affect about 600,000 WPA workers, with a focus on balancing averages and relief policy amid labor disputes.
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Juy
Amoll
Ibre
Cyirty Boys
WEA
Courmisasioner
Barrington
WPA
Harrington
Toy Ain
Congress
Washington
Witke Mh
Vommiuunley Snl
Gelent Numoer
Nowra Tach
Windsor Youth Dies of Burns at Cemetery Work
Windsor July 7 Edwards Hott 139 year old son of Mr and Mrs John Hoth of Walnut street died at Windsor Hospital Friday morning at 9 90 from severe burns. He received the burns last Saturday while using a weed burner at the cemetery as a gasoline tank connection detached and sparks ignited his clothing. In trying to save him he rolled on gravel then ran to an irrigation bus and was rushed to hospital by Henry Kurz caretaker of the cemetery. The burns covered his body from crest to stomach a leg and both arms. His condition briefly improved Monday but death seemed certain within days. He is survived by his parents and two younger sisters.
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Windsor
Edwards Hott
John Hoth
Walnut Street
Windsor Hospital
Hils
Henry Kurz
Bessica
Edward Iz
Garner Opposes 1940 Third Term Ticket With Roosevelt
Washington reports Vice President John Nance Garner opposes running with President Franklin D Roosevelt on a third term ticket. Sources say Garner would stay away from the campaign or publicly oppose a Roosevelt third term if Roosevelts renomination occurs.
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Washington
John Nance Garner
Roonevel
Roosevelt
State Budget Cuts Reach State Officials and Employees
Denver July 7 budget drive under Governor Carr prompts cuts to trim expenditures. Secretary of State George Suquderyim announces layoff of six typists clerks and investigators to meet the department's appropriation. Budget officials say more economies follow as counties institutions submit tentative budgets for the new fiscal year starting July 1. A statewide budgetary control plan is planned to keep all departments within the approved annual expenses. Also reported a prison confesses to killing a deputy sheriff in Syracuse and is moved to a Syracuse jail awaiting arraignment. Bethel Baptist church opens a summer program for children through July 21 with daily Bible study games and activities.
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Denver
Ralph WL. Care
Colomle
Janes Noonan
Lion
George E. Suquderyim
Indget
Memor F. Houtturd
Witch
Tiscal
Ible
Miie
Bethel Baptist Church
Slondky
Elnye
Middle West Showers Bring Heat Relief Across Regions
Heat relief moves across the middle west as thundershowers spread from Minnesota to Nebraska and the Great Lakes, bringing cooler conditions tonight or tomorrow. Forecaster J L Lloyd notes widespread readings above 100 in Kansas and Missouri and high humidity across New England persists into a fourth day.
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Chicago
Ives
J. i
Lloyd
Alboit
Kaneas
Philipsburg
Moat
New England
Augusta
Moston
Ex-D.U. Star H Campbell Named Eaton High Coach
Narald Campbell, 26, former Lawger University football standout and ex Denver U coach, has been hired as Eaton high school's football coach on a year contract. He will move to Walon in August to replace Merineth Kyde and will also teach biology, mathematics, and mystery studies. his wife and infant daughter accompany him.
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Harold Campbell
Denver University
Paoula High School
Kenneth Hyde
Eaton High
AL Pacouiths
Teaver
Campbell Tell
Mart
Korky Mountal
Alex Drubnitati
Anu Castarest
Sav Pranrives
Denver U. Frestman
Campbell
Mommy
Nebleh Schoul
Denver U
Percy Lucey
Baton Me
Suspect in Hotchkiss Slaying Surrenders
Delta July 1 Thomas Aten surrendered voluntarily yesterday afternoon at the ranch home of Sam Allen near Hotchkiss. Delta officers reported the event occurred at 4 o'clock, Sheriff Allen Pittman and Sheriff Ray Lockhart were present. The man had been hunted since the shooting of Merle Cochran near Grand Mesa. Authorities pursued the Woolen- Wibs sheepman suspect.
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Delta
Thomas Aten
Alice Jily
Merle Cochran
Tony
Aten
Sam Allen
Allen Pittear
Ray Lockhart
Aman Ull
Grand Mesa
Huntig
College Announces Holiday Regime Classes Schedule
A note announces that regime classes will be held at Culainity State College of Education on Balurairy during the Saturday teentsy of the Maniay and Tuesday holidays.
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Culainity State College of Education
Balurairy
Potatoes Priced At Two Dollars Per Hundredweight Market Report
Market notes show red potatoes offered at two dollars per cwt with buyers optimistic about prices. The season’s digging remains uneven. some growers report yields improving while others face reduced output from dry conditions and other challenges.
Wilfred Mauck Dies at 89 in Greeley
Wilfred Mauck born 1850 in Kirksville Missouri died at his Delta farm near Greeley after long residence in Weld County Colorado. Survived by wife Mrs Martha Mauck eight nephews and nieces, services held 2:30 pm at Macy’s drawing room with interment at Linn Grove. Also reports a forest fire near Trinidad as wildfires endangered timberland in the Colorado Nuevo border area.
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Wilfred Mintek
Carl
Grealey
Mack
Faror
Mr Muck
Kirksville
Oklahoma City
Men
Anne Cubbeentz
Sailwater
Okla
Carrie Mauck
Wheawater
Kang
We R, Osboltatong
Colada Springs
Sterling Miner
Oenver
Bernard Mier
Fort Worth
Tex
George Roberts
Livermore
Norman Laleh
Fort Collis
Macys
Linn Grove
Kentucky flood toll rises as bodies recovered across counties
In Morehead and surrounding areas flood disaster responders say 75 to 100 residents are missing while authorities report 4200 evacuated. Health officials warn outbreaks possible as sheriffs estimate dozens of drownings in Green River and frozen creeks. Officials urge caution and coordinate with state agencies for recovery and relief efforts.
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Steesad
Eiturn
Kentucky
Moanleiy
Foytyane
Morehead
County Health
T AL. Evans
Sourcherd
Piucrotinesr
Adtveilese Kons
Ett
Shertee
Walter Denton
Krozen Creek
Wackerby
Tie
den ‘Owas P. Cooper
University of Kentucky College of Agricmlture
Tis
Fines Paid in Police Court for July Fourth Holidays
Police court records list multiple defendants paying fines after the July Fourth holidays. Amounts include 36.00 for drunkenness, 6.50 for disturbance, 14.50 for disturbance, 36.50 for belay drunken, 6.00 for speeding, and 3.00 to 8.50 for various infractions. Names and locales appear with charges across several streets and towns.
Greeley Post Endorses Nafffziger for National Committeeman
Nafffziger received endorsement from the Victor Candin Port of the American Legion in Greeley for national executive committeeman from Colorado. Neffziger, current Colorado Department commander, notes record department membership of 9,700. Angual Ruiner nominated for post commander. other nominees include Cheet Seters, Mer man Cornborg, Frank Nettko, and Dean sleevea.
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Ben Noftalger
Colorado
Victor Candin
American Legion
Nore
Neffziger
Department of Colorado
Angual Ruiner
Cheet_Seters
Merman Cornborg
Frank Nettko
Aergeone Natarnt
Excemtive Board Tortures Gents
Dean Sleevea
Swanson Navy Chief Claude Swanson Dies at 78
Claude A. Swanson, former Virginia governor and long time U.S. senator who served as secretary of the navy and later as secretary of state, died Friday in Virginia. The Navy veteran and Roosevelts era official had been in declining health for months, with tributes pouring in from President Roosevelt praising his public service.
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Claude A. Swanssa
Virginia
Navy
T Associatit Press
Monsryelt Nminuneck
Claude A. Swanson
Mays
Rapidan Caup
Vivelnia
Swalishp
Goversisk and Soneator
Hie Ivysiner
Wine House
Roosevelt
Lis
Dave Seared
Wellay
Kayan Casp
Tie Sreaty
Jared Fren
Claude A. Swankan
Talia Keun
Senate Naval
Swaksun
Ehivarin
Rovs
Canter Ghaes
Recifel
Uwasnry
Belial
Seta Ativan
Wiylell
Rovesnory
Weshining
Swami
Swansonsvilley
Woodleeby
Ameria
Deversar
Charles Francis Aidutis
Musane
Driver Involved In Car Accident Observed For Release
A driver involved in a private property car incident near the Butire Reservoir was taken for observation. The individual appeared nervous after the crash but was not seriously injured and scheduled for release Friday. deputy sheriff reported the case as routine.
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Butire
Siltentian
Fore Morgan
Keagh
Guy
Nesbitt Speaks at Union Services in Greeley Churches
Nev K M Nesbitt pastor of United Presbyterian Church will deliver sermon The Larger Patriot at a union service at the Goalie Siday Evening in charge by Mev A Sagemeier of the Evangelical Church.
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Greeley
Ttork Congregational Church
Eighth Street
Tenth Avene
Silver Price Unchanged From Friday's Figure
The report notes the treasury left silver at 6.75 cents an ounce, matching Friday's quotation. It states no change in the price and mentions a temporary pause in movements by the United States Treasury. The fragment references markets, oilier details, and price steadiness.
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Associated
Washington
Treasury
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Mongelian
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Lupton Justice
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Gay
Justica Stoward Murray
Fort T Lupton
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Anurtery Patrol Cose
On National Defense
College
Cole K. B. Fdmblds
Colorado State College of Educeday
Aggie Poultry School
John H. Shaw
Associated Press
Weaver
Gase
John Hetty Shaw
Mindom
Shaw
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Telay
Garner
Rose Gloveland
Sherrif Martin
O'Donnell
Floranca Polilio
O'Donnel
McGuire
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Prenty
Lamar
Eart McGuire
Sulve
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Alguhaz
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Januar
Ray Kumpf
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D.U. Star
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Paonia
Wilfred Mauck
Trinidad
Coe Camp
New Mexico
Atom Nu
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Disua Kodninea
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Ety Haydley
Wate
PI P Secretacy
Maxwell
Curl Webber
Kenneth Bure
Lesinghon
Tamia Pedrova
Wil Octir
Sano Meding
Woyleln
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Swanson
Navy Head
Rapidan
Nesbitt
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