Soviet Transpolar Flight En Route To Pacific Coast
Three Soviet fliers crossed the polar region in a single wing airplane on a perilous route toward San Francisco. They reported clear weather ahead while tracking near Vancouver and aiming for a Pacific coast city depending on fuel and winds. Officials in Alaska and Canada monitored the mission with radio readiness as the aircraft pursued a nonstop distance record.
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Fraga
San Mreneisco
Russia
San Francisco
North Pole
Moscow
Pilo Mikhail Gromotl
Qopilo Angret Yumosheti
Bergel Danitin
Plate
Vancouver
Washl
San Frantisco
May
Pacific Coast
Mackenzie
Brille
Columbia
Washington
Oregon
California
Gromoft
Hell
Matrice Rossi
Paul Coddas
Valeri Kalott
Capitol
George Baibukott
Alexander Doellakoft
Patel
Broagaw
National Aeronautical Ageociatian
Jora
Canada
Pan- African Airways
Alameda
Werther Bureau
Myers
Lst
Fox
Bugene
Ore
Police Court Fines Levied in Greeley District
Reportsthe police court fines imposed on Richard Knows of Windsor Louis Hickert of JOT withstreets Greeley and Claud W Welder of Fort Warren each six dollars and sixty cents for apeeling Morrla Fogle route three Greeley twelve dollars and fifty cents for reckless arlvings.
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Pallas Court
Richard Knows
Windsor
Louis Hickert
Withtreet
Greeley
Claud W. Welder
Fort Warren
Morrla Fogle
Ninth Street Stop Go Lights Synchronized
Kenneth Phillips of the Greeley Safety Council announced synchronized Ninth Street traffic lights allow a car to pass on green without stopping at about 77 miles per hour. Avenue lights run at 14 miles per hour with a 40 second cycle. complete synchronization with Ninth Street isn’t possible at Wighth Street and Eighth Avenue, but is as close as feasible.
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Greeley
Kenneth Phillips
Connell
Ninth Street
Tidus
Wighth Street
Eighth Avenue
Bose
Phillips
Duc
Wighth Avenue
Ninth Streel
Phlllns
Greeley Staty Council
Baseball Scoreboard National League Oddities and Delays
National League games in St Louis at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn divisions were postponed or incomplete with multiple batteries listed. Philadelphia and New York posted zero runs in late innings with several home runs by Norris Moore Whitney. American League Chicago defeated Cleveland 9 6 8 8 in a delayed schedule with unresolved games noted.
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St Louis
Pittsburgh
Rein
Brooklyn
Boston
Gabler
Lopes
Butcher
Phelps
Bank Robbery Targets Grants County During Fire Drill
A gunman robbed Grants County Bank in John Day Oregon while residents gathered for a fire drill. An assistant and a second man were wounded as the robbers fled. the incident disrupted a town where residents were distracted by the drill and a fire was believed set to draw attention away from the crime.
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Essgoelnied
John Day
Ore
Islyig
Grant Counsty Bank
Sipdskt
Ostay Haversan
Lita Little Town
Youngstown East Chicago Mill Reopens for 7000 Workers
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company reopened its East Chicago Mill on Tuesday to allow all 7,000 employees who wished to return to work. The move follows gradual shutdowns and aims to resume production in the Cabinet district plant.
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Chicago
Init
Youngstown Sheet & Tuba Company
Tts
Picnic Parade Aims to Move 400 Cars to Greely Hills
Greeley Chamber of Commerce organizes a large summer picnic by car caravan for students and visitors. About 400 autos expected. 100 signed up, more sought. Cars load July 20 at 10 am on Tenth Avenue. barbecue dinner tickets 60 cents at the college. 40 cars pledged by faculty. Caravans escorted by state courtesy patrol and local officials.
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Grealey
Greeley Wi
College of Education
Estes Park
Greeley
Tuxedo
Park Glacier
St. Vrain Canon
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Maida
Mara Automobiles
Tlya Service
Gresley
W. S. Garnsey
Ralary Elal
Mertick
Lionselit
Don McArthur
Elwaniglub
George Ernat
Colorado
Frank A. der- Ger
Polles C. C. Minter
Gus C. Anderson
Greeley Elks Drum Corps Second in U S Contest
The Greeley Lodge No 80 Denver based Elks drum and bugle corps placed second in the national contest at the Civic Center during the Elks convention. Butte Montana won first with a $150 prize. Anaheim California took third. About forty performers, in Elks blue, white and red uniforms, participated, led by Bruce Miller of Greeley. The event featured several thousand spectators and occurred Tuesday morning.
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Elks Dru and Bugia Corps
Greeley Lodge
Denver
Civile Center
Ias
Butte
Monty Tana
Greeley
Turd Wng
Anahein
Cali. Lodge
Patterson Again State Elk Treasurer Elected
Denver May 13 The Colorado Wildlife Association held its convention at the Wis Home. Henry B. Zonena of Ouray was elected president with officers Ganga L. Ham- Mite Central City William A. White Montrose Julian Blair Boulder and W. B. Crogeto Urntown as vice presidents Dat Murley Port Collins secretary and W. R. Patterson Greeley treasurer. David Sholia grand exalted ruler addressed the first public session at City Auditorium urging American patriotism and independence while delegates continued arriving for the 73d national convention.
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Denver
Colorado Wiica Agasclalion
Wis
Idth and
Gullarnta Sts
Henry B. Zonena
Ouray
Ganga L. Ham- Mite
Central City
William A. Whitemyor
Montrose
Julian Blair
Boulder
W. B. Crogeto
Urtutdad
Dat Murley
Port Collins
W. R. Patterson
Greeley
David Sholia
Orer
Elka
Morlds
City Auditorium
Order of
Ele
Sholtz
Ley Lodge
B.P.O.1
Ovy
America
Italy
Germany
Russia
Doyle Sticks
Florida
Morley Given Five Years in U.S. Prison
Clarence J. Morley, former governor of Colorate, was sentenced to five years in federal prison for defrauding investors through an investment house operated under his name. The 58-year-old, pale and shaking, appeared with court staff before Judge Hébert O. Talal in Indianapolis. Morley and his company ran offices in Indianapolis and Evansville. three associates received prior or shorter terms.
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Indianapolis
Clarence J. Morley
Colorate
Ledgdiworth
Morley
Hébert O. Talal
C. J. Morley and Company
Tadianapolis
Evansville
Rock Springs Flood Eases as 2500 Return Home
In Rock Springs Wyoming the flood subsided slowly with about 2500 residents returning to their homes. No drownings reported as relief workers, miners, and volunteers who helped shore up dykes relax their vigil. Water levels fell after a midmorning high, prompting reconsideration of a planned dynamiting of a channel to divert floodwaters to spare the business district.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Dezon
C. B. Krieger
COC
Gqatrugelo
Witera
Guarila
Wyoming
Krieger
Pista
Camp Fire Council Defends Cummings Project in Park Battle
Camp Fire Girls officers in Colorado propose a tunnel and water plan for Rocky Mountain National Park. They say the project will beautify the area and not harm natural beauty, countering opposition from some groups. Bills for funding of 100000 to 1500000 are moving through state and federal legislators with a house vote pending.
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Camp Fire Council Directorate
Tadog Thompson
Colorado
Cunp Fire Girls
Fret Courningg
Washington
Camp Fire Girls
Annel
Dunnings
Camp Fire Girls Council
Dunraven
Wetes Park
Rocky Mountain National Park
Willard Frasier
J. M1
B. Putrfieth
Greeley
T. Vincent
Fort , Collins
Thoms W. Potter Ory
Society of American Parenters
Senate
House of Representatives
Hart Elected Grand Exalted Ruler of Elks
Charles Mart of New York was elected grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at its 73rd convention in Denver. Hart was chosen unanimously to succeed David Schaitz of Jacksonville, Fla. He plans a national safety program to be explained to lodge members and proposed council work in Denver. Postmaster James A. Farley attended as a member.
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Associated Treas
Denver
Charles
Mart
New York
Benevolent and Protective Order of Tis
David Schaitz
Jacksonville
Fla
Hart
Tealer
Crs
Wart
National Gaiety Council
Tris
James A. Farley
Marley
Roosevelt
Parlayale
House Overrides Veto Of Low Farm Loan Rate
The House overrode President Roosevalt veto of a bill to extend low interest Farm Loan loans for two more years with a two thirds majority. The vote tally reported 260 to 0 in favor of the override. The outcome follows heated debate and party line votes in Washington July 13.
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Washington
Roosevall
Mmtea
Dedluendt
Kenita
Weather Forecast Fragments From Colayrdo Area
Sparse OCR weather notes predict partly cloudy and mild conditions in Colayrdo with chances of showers and thunderstorms. Colayrdo and Montana regions show variable temperatures, with winds from the north and west and a few shower threats through Tuesday into Wednesday. Temperature estimates and brief timing end with unclear figures due to damaged text.
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Yest
Onal
Montana
Pavily
Alondy
Lexington launches 60 planes in search for Earhart
Aboard the aircraft carrier Lexington off Howland Island on July 1 sixty planes roared from the deck under orders to locate Amelia Earhart and her navigator Frederick J. Noonan who disappeared eleven days earlier. The mission covered a vast 36 000 square miles of the Pacific centered on Howland Island with Earhart and Noonan last seen near Kop Iran Lae New Guinea on July 3.
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Lexington
Howlandsland
Amelia Earhart
Frederick J. Noouu
Flay
Uny
Lowland
Bliss Earhart
Noman
Iran Lae
New Guinea
Mayor Wins Prize Trout In Local Chamber Contest
Mayor BM Colpitts topped a weeklong trout contest sponsored by the Gresley Sunler Chamber of Commerce. His catch measured 2644 inches, weighed 1 pound 11 ounces, and was caught on Big Creek. He received $3 in hardware from Cummings Hardware, with Montgomery Ward prizes upcoming.
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BM. Colpitts
Gresley Sunler Chamber of Commerce
Big Creek
Cummings Hardware
Montgomery Ward
Colorado
Colorado Governor Mobilizes Guards Against Grasshoppers
Governor Ammons ordered 100 guardsmen and 50 more trucks to northeastern Colorado to combat a rapid grasshopper invasion. Adjutant General Ardaryl will oversee poison bran distribution as the campaign expands into the southeast. Budget officials estimate tens of thousands in next ten days and total costs above fifty thousand in state funds.
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Denver
Teller Ammions
Ushi
1A. D. Ardaurel
Colorado
R.G. Montgomery
Atate Podget
CIA
Ammons
Gus
Avdduret
National Guard
Ammens
Madrid Air Battle Amid Civil War Aces Bombers Clash
Reported air clash above Madrid involved around 200 aircraft from government and insurgent forces. Franco authorities claim several enemy bombers were shot down while observers question exact tally amid claims of Madrid defenses remaining strong and insurgent lines under pressure near Nagalearnero sector.
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Madrid
Ines
Fron
Brancisco Franco Gald
Anci Aiarate Batteriea
Nagalearnero
Beonete
Vile
Inaineye del Prardillo
Warrant Issued For Frederick Boys
A justice court issued a warrant for two Frederick boys after a complaint by School Board member Thomas Sharp alleging they broke 19 Frederick school windows worth 1375 dollars on June 25. Anthony Clochetth, 18, and a 16 year old companion were named and had slipped away after prior incidents. Deputy Sheriff Ivan Hawery served the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Justice Court of M.C. Ingliah
Thomas Sharp
Greeley American Legion junior baseball hits Fort Collins roll
Greeley defeated Fort Collins 14 to 9 at Jackson Field as Di Tokiting pitched four innings and DI Wallace finished the game. Greeley, coached by Raymond Noyes and Harold Noanes, heads to the district American Legion tournament in Brush this weekend. Beans prices drift lower with pintos at 6.10 per hundred-weight and other varieties near 5.40 to 6.60.
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Greeley American Legion Janior
Fort Cabeling
Jackson Field
Fort Collie
di Tokiting
Alize
Greeley
DI Wallace
Grooley
Raymond Noyes
Harold Noanes
Brush
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Beviat
Matoow
Wash
Andrei Yumosheff
North Pols
British Columbia
Seattle
Army
Fort St. John
Rockies
Kansas
el Dorado
Kans
Police Court
Finez
S. Baseball
Wowi
Too Battersea
Galetiense
Pytlatt
Lee
Brown
Sowell
Pitiier
Youngstown
East Chicago
Hoppers
Ricahor Schmitt
Greeley Elks Drum Corps
Ing
Brussels
Paul Var Zeeland
Leopold
W. Patterson
Elk
China
Honan
West
Manchoukuo Province
Peiping Fengtat
Lewtsin
Os Tannaikwant
Chantung Province
Nanking
Tals
Éanter
Tientsin
Hana Province
Peiping
Harkow-Peiping
Patricia Jean Polhantis
Ralph Polhemue
Polhenus
New
Mex
Elks
Southeast
Associated Press
Jon A. Martin
Pueblo
Bald
Frederick Boys
American Legion
Ean Wallops
Ft. Collins
Great North
Arna
Wromlay
Nebraska
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