German thrusts in Voronezh front face stiff Soviet defense
Russian reports say Red Army repulsed German river-crossing attempts on the east bank of the Voronezh front and slowed German advance. German claims of progress near Voronezh were disputed by Moscow dispatches as heavy fighting continued along the Don river and around Stary Oskol and Voronezh.
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Ty River
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Ritesin
Ars
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Savivlnformation Bureau
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Rede
Stary
Oskal
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Four Plead Guilty in Denver Post Office Robberies
Four men including Thomas G. Abbey aged 46, Joseph G. Heney 24, James T. Burna 36, and James Bowers Zimmermag alias Janes Bowers pleaded guilty to burglarizing the Firnt Fort post office in Colorado and forging money orders for 250 dollars. They were arraigned and are held for action by a federal grand jury.
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Firntwew
Colo
Thomas G. Abbey
Joseph G. Heney
James T. Burna
Aries Zimmermag
Janes Bowers
Council Votes Against Buying Local Gas Co
The Greeley City Council rejected purchasing the local gas company following a committee review. The vote was unanimous after a report noting drawbacks in city management, future maintenance costs, and limited benefits for public ownership. The panel urged continued private ownership and delayed any purchase. Pike's Peak Road Open July 17.
Three Are Killed in Hammer Murders in Missouri
Gallatin Missouri July 3 a seven year old Betty Sue Linville the third victim of a hammer attacker died today in a St Joseph hospital. The mother Mrs Kile Jean McBrayer and her infant son Lealle Gall McBrayer were killed by blows at their farm home. Betty Bune was found unconscious, Sheriff J E Reeder said a car belonging to Willard Linville the divorced husband was found nearby. Linville's body was later found hanging from a tree with a rope. prosecutor said the killer had been dead several hours with no note nearby.
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Gallatin
Betty Sue Linville
St. Joseph
Kile Jean McBrayer
Lealle Gall McBrayer
Eugene Fares
Betty Bune
J. E. Reeder
Here
Sueril Reeder
Willard Pinville
Linville
Sam T. Byane
Severn
Spy Trial Opens in Secret Military Commission
A highly secret war crimes trial opens in Washington before a military commission. German born defendants face possible death penalties for alleged violations of the laws of war, with proceedings held behind fortified walls and guarded entrances.
Desert Clash Looms as Axis and Allies Prepare
Allied and Axis forces gear for a decisive desert engagement near Tobruk and the Nile. British patrols report heavy fighting with attacks against armor and gun nests while claims of sustained bombardment and explosions underscore a tense standoff.
Both Party Meetings Saturday Nomination Outlook in Grevney
Iron Calavalo is slated as the keynote for both the Democratic and Republican county assemblies in Grevney on Saturday. Democratic leaders plan James A. March to speak at Talayd Grove Park, while Senator Eugene Daullkin headlines the Republican event on Right Avenue. Other Democratic speakers include State Trustee candidates and B. E. Lint as they seek the nomination for governor, with 408 delegates and the same number of alternates announced for the county assembly. County Chairman David J. Millyer named assembly chairmen and noted attendance at the sessions.
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Iron Calavalo
Tn Grevney
Democratic Assembly
Talayd Grove Park
James A. March
Eugene Daullkin
Republican Assembly
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Trenguyer Sforer F. Bedford
B. E. Lint
Nominatina
Weld
Cauunty Assembly
David J. Millyer
Julian Dim
Jules
Solin W. O'Mtogan
Cred Outinis
A. L Kendel
I. J. Wast
Sprinkling Halted After Greeley Pipeline Break
A break in the Greeley water line near Timnath disrupted sprinkling and reduced pressure in the southwest reservoirs. Water is to remain restricted Wednesday and Thursday to conserve reserves, while crews complete repairs expected to free up normal domestic supply.
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Roy Seamanald
Graeluy Water
Aigit
Gresley
Winmath
South Greeley
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Walter Suyerhalaident
Hoy Borman
Altalia
Titinath Reservoir
Seaman
Eset Leon
Une
Windsor
Thmnath
Rom Ming
Weather Local Report Near Normal Temps Amid Showers
Local forecast for two hours ending 84.7 mentions scattered thundershowers across Colorado and Wyoming with little temperature change this afternoon and tonight. Temperatures are listed for Amarillo Denver and New Orleans areas with highs and lows ranging from the mid 80s to mid 90s and cooler conditions in the 50s and 60s in some locations.
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Wyoming
Amarillo
Cilenge
Denver
el Pano
Pies City
New Orleans
Boy Dies After Slide From Roof In Accident
A six year old boy, Dallan Casterle, suffered a severe throat injury while sliding off a roof. He was taken to Grevley Hospital for treatment but died Wednesday. Several relatives and emergency responders were involved in the incident.
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Anil
Roosevelt hints at seizing all auto tires nationwide
President Roosevelt suggested the possibility of government seizure of automobile tires if conditions worsen. He said the aim is not saving rubber or gas but the nation, adding sacrifice may be necessary. Officials urged immediate reductions in fuel use for war work and warned against unnecessary driving.
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Roosavelt
Roosevelt
Eny
Tteng
Althose
Carda Pm
Nani
Jefensa Transportation
Bradfield May Be Candidate For Judgeship
Former district judge George A. Bradfield is discussed as a possible Republican candidate for the Eighth Judicial District seat. He previously served as county judge and as district judge from 1978 for a six year term, with prior party leadership roles aiding Weld County.
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Thatriot
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Likely Path Seen for United Nations Command Chief
Washington reports high allied figures consider General George C. Marshall a plausible future supreme commander of all United Nations forces, with others named as candidates. No official move toward a single supreme commander, but strong interest exists among several unnamed leaders. In Hollywood Hubert A. Golden dies after choking on steak. confirmation notes obstruction removal but fatal outcome. Denver notices Milo Foley, long-time Smith Brooks Publishing Co. manager, dies at 65 after heart attack.
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United States Army
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Inghida
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Doiglas Dace Weetny
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Glee Cavasciates
Milo RK. Foley
Smlth Brooks P ‘Oting Co
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Proclamation Calls Scrap Rubber Drive in Greeley
Mayor Wilkinson urges all firms and individuals in Greeley to gather scrap rubber to support the war effort. He asks every employer to designate a collector and ensure each employee turns in all rubber by Thursday afternoon. Cooperation from businesses and residents is essential for a strong community contribution.
City Council Favors Airport For Greeley
Greeley city council on Thursday night voted to favor acquiring an airport for Greeley as soon as possible. The move came at the request of Tick Tatmilion, chairman of the Tonney Chamber of Commerce, in cooperation with other groups planning financing for the proposed airport southwest of the city. Aldermen said no definite proposal could be submitted yet. Tatman cited a 2003 petition drive claiming city voters favor an airport bond election next spring, earliest possible. May form a corporation to acquire land, develop and lease to oil interests, then sell to the city after a bond victory. City attorneys noted the city could issue at least $100,000 in bonds. debate on leasing to the city only after election. No pledge from Army. army will not commit before the city requires it. Mayor Wilkinson proposed leave of absence for Assistant Chief Vera Claus, veteran of the state guard. (Continued on Page 2).
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Vera Claus
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Greeley Seeks Final Push to Meet Rubber Drive Goal
Greeley undertakes a last Thursday push to reach a 150 ton rubber scrap quota, with 60 tons still needed. Mayor Wilkinson issues a proclamation urging city residents to discard old rubber for collection, aided by Chamber of Commerce leaders and a volunteers committee. Total service stations offer one penny per pound, as the drive ends Friday.
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Greetey
Ray Rocker
Aerap
Overley
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Ih. T
Gresley
Beetmen Urged to Ration Sugar in War Effort
Sugar industry leaders from beet growers and refiners gathered at a Denver conference to align on rationing strategies and the use of substitutes. Key topics included how the industry can support the war effort, stabilize production, and maximize energy from sugar while trimming consumption. Kemp of Denver, head of Great Western Sugar and United Sugar associations, urged wise economy and noted domestic sugar stocks available for current use.
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Denver
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Weld Men Identify Photo of Swindler
Weld county men identified a photo of Albert Lavene, 30, now jailed in Fort Worth, as the man in a 1935 rice hoard storage scheme in Denver. Sheriff Gus Anderson and Deputy Tegminn announced the identification. Denver detectives head to Fort Worth to extradite Lavene. Also noted are previously convicted co-defendants William Caulk and Leo W. Cooper in the same case. Telinde Funeral Held in Boulder for Mrs Helen Telinde, widow of Lloyd Telinde, with burial in Boulder. Survivors include husband and three children.
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Gitcrest
William van WySe
Kunor
Denver
T LaVene
Tegminn
LaVerne
Rootelogers
William Caulk
Leo W. Cooper
Telinde
Boulder
Helen Telinde
Lloyd Telinde
Moulder
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Greeley
Iaves
John
Cleone
Donna Lan
Cab Passenger Held for Fare in Fairmont West Virginia
Julius Coral, 27, of Fairmont was arrested by the sheriff after failing to pay a cab fare of 497.50 to Yellax Cab Co. He hired a driver to take him to the farm near Greely seven miles east, but the ride extended as the cab traveled about seven miles beyond, causing a radio call to locate the driver. He was held until arrangements are made to pay the fare.
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Greely
Yellax Cab Company
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Nolice
Allen Orthinga
Coral
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