Three Kansans Die Trapped in Septic Tank Gas
Coroner identifies the three men Joseph N. Johnson 56 of Orange Kans Wayne Oshel of route 3 Iola Kans and Albert Kolm 26 of La Harpe Kans as dead after being overcome in a septic tank at Boxelder school Lorimer County near Fort Collins. A fourth man was injured while attempting a rescue with principal Wayne Simpson and neighbor Fred Fell helping to pull victims from the seven foot deep tank.
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Red Cross First Aid Classes Begin at Colorado State College
The Physical Education department at Colorado State College of Education announced Monday that Red Cross first aid and water safety courses will start Monday with sessions on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings at 7 p.m. in Gunter Hall room 205. Pete Waller and Dr. Robert Porter will lead the programs, inviting applicants from the county and neighboring areas to enroll, with four more first aid classes planned for next week.
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Colorado State Colegial Education
Naval losses mount as U S merchant ships shelled in Caribbean
A series of wartime bulletins report the sinking of another U S merchant vessel in the Caribbean with 110 unofficial renunciation by Associated Press tally. The ongoing losses in western Atlantic include a Siman crew death and a total of 341 ships sunk since December 7. Canadian army units and Royal Canadian Air Force squadrons are now stationed in Alaska per Air Minister Power. Ralph M Ingersoll, PM editor, claims bias in open letter over conscription draft. The House delays stopgap funding for July Agriculture Department operations. British bombers mined enemy waters, a Nazi bomber downed by fighters. weather hampered RAF in attacking Germany. MacArthur reports Japanese bombardment at Port Moresby, Allied fighters countering with one Allied plane lost. An ex-Posion in Baltimore newspaper newsroom controversy emerges over linotype operators.
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Million Japs Killed Is China Claim
A Chinese war spokesman in Chungking reports five years of war against Japan with about 1,600,000 women affected and 1,400,000 dead. He cites 14 major and 10 minor engagements, 906,000 Japanese on duty in China, and 2,504 Japanese planes lost. Tokyo headquarters claims up to 5,000,000 Chinese casualties and 2,388,000 dead.
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Former Tribune Carrier Sees Battle Action
Dayton Freemoul Eberly 18, son of Mr and Mrs Airs B A Mharlz, Route Two, Greeley, arrived home after serving aboard a Navy supply boat. He reported action with anti aircraft guns during a Pacific Island raid as Japanese planes approached. He enlisted last January after graduating from Greeley High School and now awaits further orders at a West Coast port.
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Fears Faces Death Row for Allee Porter Slaying
Donald Fears, convicted sex slayer of Allee Porter, must die in the state prison lethal gas chamber. The execution scheduled for the week of October 18 to 24, with official dates forthcoming, as authorities finalize the date.
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Full Parity Loan Passes in Senate Move
Washington reports the Senate passed day legislation providing parity loans on all major crops. Farmers could borrow 38 cents per bushel of wheat and 15 cents per bushel of corn at full parity, aligning loan values with the current market.
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Ben Falzgraf enters race for Congress in Second District
Ben Falzgraf, a longtime farmer and stock feeder from the Greeley district, announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Congress in Colorado's Second District. He cites irrigation and defense industry concerns, notes his leadership roles in Mountain States Dairy Growers and related farm groups, and outlines a background in farming, mining, forests, and rail work. He and wife have five children and four relatives hold jobs in law, teaching, and engineering.
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Spaatz Named Head of U S Air Forces In Europe
Carl Spaatz, veteran commander, is named commander of United States Air Forces In Europe. He awards Distinguished Flying Crosses to air crew members from the first U S air raid on German held Western Europe and notes missing crew from the July 4 raid. Spaatz arrived in Britain in June to prepare for the looming campaign against Germany.
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Mrs. Grace Larkin Dies Near Exta Farm
Mrs Grace Larkin 54 wife of Ray Larkin a farmer living two miles south and three quarters of a mile west of Exta died Tuesday afternoon after four years ill health. Survivors include two daughters and a brother Harry Crawley of Oakland California. Funeral arrangements by Armstrong's Mortuary at Enter.
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Samano Faces Murder Charge in Denver Case
Samano, 20, of Lengimont, is charged in district court with first and second degree murder and voluntary manslaughter after a brawl that resulted in Roy Roberson's death, with six others sentenced on related disturbance counts. Deputy DA Marc Smith led the murder case. Also reported: James Homer Place, 48, Boulder, killed in a motor vehicle crash near Loveland Pass after his car left the highway.
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Rubber Drive Urges public to donate scrap rubber
In the Home Stretch campaign Ray Rucker urges support as the local drive nears its deadline. Residents are asked to bring old inner tubes rubber mats and other rubber items to local service stations. One cent per pound will be paid for rubber. Three days remain in the journal scrap rubber drive. Geraldine Jenkins reports 160 pounds collected.
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Band Leaders Being Jailed New York July 7
Federal authorities moved against a German American band accusing 29 members of conspiring to evade the draft and to counsel others to resist service. The indictment targets band leaders and associates involved in registries and alien forms, with denaturalization actions sought against several. United States Attorney Mathias Torres vowed to shut the band down.
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German Mechanized Armies Push Ahead in Russia
Soviet dispatches claim German armored forces advanced near Voronezh and across the Don while Soviet units repelled crossings. Berlin reports emphasize gains toward Poventiy and a Don river sector, with heavy tank losses and continued aerial bombardment.
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Desert fight drives Axis back near El Alamein
Reported retreat of Axis forces in the El Alamein area as Allied air power bombs Dengasi and ships. British observers note a bent line front and cautious Rommel as both sides endure long, exhausting desert combat with no clear knockout yet in sight.
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Former college dean Dr. Lilliefors dies in Greeley
Dr. Lilliefors 73, longtime educator and former dean at St Johns College in Greeley, dies after four years of operation. Born in Sweden, he came to the United States in 1902, studied in the East, and served in Minnesota Montana and Wyoming before moving to Greely. Surviving children include Mrs. Glen Whittle of St Paul Manfred Lilliefors in New York City and Dike Lilliefors of Red Tufts California. Funeral arrangements to be announced by relatives.
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Greeley Water Line Break Near Timnath Threatens City Supply
Dee Molion and Ian Lilly report a major water line break near Timnath cutting an estimated half of the Greeley supply as city crews work to curb sprinkling and restore pressure. Police tracked purse snatching as repairs began. the incident triggered a curtailment plan and raised concerns over water availability for residents.
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German claims Arctic convoy sunk 28 ships total
German headquarters announced the sinking of a heavy American cruiser and 28 ships totaling 192,400 tons in Arctic waters off Norway from July 2 to 7. The claim included submarines sinking nine vessels, with escorts described as battleships cruisers destroyers and corvettes, as Allied forces contested the action.
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Farm Worker Found Dead Near Greeley
Ghndes Regier, 74, long time Pleasant Valley farm hand northeast of Greeley, was found dead in a Wil Wallace farm house after a heart attack. He had cared for Leon since July 4 and lived alone. Sheriff Guy G. Anrison and Coruiee T. Wilmoth led the investigation.
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Roosevelt Plans Subsidies To Keep Price Ceilings
President Roosevelt considers a new series of wage stabilization and subsidies to keep price ceilings near their present level. Congressional sources say leaders have been advised that both groups should be attacked soon, though specific legislation may not be required. Leon Henderson, price administrator, said last week that action was needed to lift the price ceiling on canned and dried fruit due to the squeeze between rising farm product costs and stable wholesale and retail prices.
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New Ban On Auto Parts Restricts Spare Parts
A government order imposes blanket limits on manufacturing and supply of auto spare parts. It affects 400 makers and governs parts for all motor equipment through year end. The move follows a July 13 ruling and addresses gate components and other essential replacements.
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Fastlake Man Admits Stabbing in Highway Fight
Vincent Consuies 21 of East Lake confessed to stabbing Benjamin Berzom of Denver during a free-for-all on Highway 6 south of Fort Lupton. Sheriff Gna G said the victim is in a Denver hospital in serious condition. Two Mexican men attended the roden at Greeley. a car crash on return led to arrests and a four men held as suspects may be released without charges.
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Weather Lascal for 24 hours enti resty
Colorado east and central portions warm with scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Tonight unsettled with scattered wind and rain. Regional highs around 95 and lows near 55 to 60. City readings include Denver 92, El Paso 96, Kansas City 96, New Orleans 89.
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Elderly Man Dies After Beating in Trinidad
A 70s age pensioner in Trinidad died after an assault at his home. Police reported no immediate clues about the killer as investigators link a past attack to the ongoing case. The victim was found battered at his doorstep and died later at a local hospital. The incident follows a period of violent crime noted by sheriff officials.
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