Locusts Invade N F.D.R. Hull Discuss Neutrality Act in China
President and Secretary Hull met at luncheon to review the far eastern crisis and U.S. neutrality policy. In Nanking, Japan warned Chinese officials that entry of military units into Hopei province would be deemed a provocation, as clashes widen near Peiping. Chinese troops reportedly moved north while observers question reports of aviation and division movements amid tensions between China and Japan.
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Associated
Tress Warrington
Finds
Hull
United States
Witte Houseate
Tulle
Nanking
Sanji Gookhide
Ying Ching
Japan
Hope Province
China
Jlopeh
Peiping
Hopeh
Tokio
Arceleriite Egodotans
North China
Lroubja
Facing the Mountains Inspires Sunday Worship Service
Inspiration Point hosts an early Sunday service themed Facing the Mountains at 7 00 a m on the green. The gathering combines music poetry and silence with dirt songs and features Charles Kellow Mia Florence Braguey Miss Allee Louie Hill Jean Reynolds Bruce Parker William Kilmer Thomas Fuzzles and Rev Bryne Ingils guiding readings and direction.
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Charles Kellow
Mia
Florence Braguey
Missus Allee
Louie Hill
Jean Reynolds
Bruce Parker
William Kilmer
Thomas Fuzzles
Brylne Ingils
Thia
Writer killed in parachute jump during story work
Westbury New York July 17 Leslig Juleuwider 39 writer for syndicates was killed today in his first parachute jump for a story. He flew to Kodnoyek Field where Joe Crave a pro jumper fitted him with two chutes. In a plane piloted by Russell Thaw son of Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw he jumped and became twisted in the rope of one chute and failed to pull the ripcord of the other. His body landed in a Westbury atroshk.
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Westbury
Nea Y
Leslig Juleuwider
Iia
Kodnoyek Field
Joe Crave
Inienwider
Nussell Thaw
Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw
Legion Juniors Rally to Beat Brush in Brush Tourney
Greeley Legion Juniors won 12 to 8 over Brush in the opening game of the American Legion softball tournament at Brush. Greeley standout Masters homered. Next game pits Greeley against Fort Lupton Sunday at 12 30 p m. Greeley midget team also to play Saturday afternoon.
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American Legion
Brush
Gresley
Brust
Masters
Greeley
Madrid Army presses Franco rear in renewed assault
Madrid government forces smashed at the rear guard of Franco’s besiegers on Saturday as Gen. Jose Miaja ordered advances toward Brunete and Cletipozuelog sectors. Italian volunteers reportedly massed near Valladolid for a potential fresh push toward Madrid, while Santander’s air war intensified and a warship patrolled the harbor to deter Allied ships. The campaign has already reclaimed about 100 square miles, signaling a persistent threat to Franco’s communications despite strong insurgent counterattacks.
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Madrid
Frantisco
Jose Miaja
Brunete
Cletipozuelog
Valladolid
Santander
Almirante Cervera
Francisco Franco
Spain
Bilbao
Malaga
Iranco
Vail Announces New State Highway Division for Monarch and Marshall
On July 17 Charles D. Vail state highway engineer announced a new state highway division to include Monarch and Marshall passes. W A Whitney resident engineer at Trinidad becomes engineer for the division with headquarters at Sa Hida. Whitney will supervise surveys of both passes amid long controversy over route choice for U S 50 west from Salida.
Allred Will Not Be Here On Monday
Governor James Y. Allred of Texas will miss his Colorado trip and Monday events in Greeley due to press of business. Judge Robert Leo Bobbitt, former Texas attorney general and now state highway chair, will speak and head the Texas club dinner. The King Ranch mystery and a resignation at the state Game Warden’s office are noted as last minute developments.
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James Y. Allred
Texas
Greeley
D. Willis
Texas Club
Allred
Teller Ammony
George W. Frasier
Colorado
Robert
Leo Bobbitt
Texas State Highway Commission
Alrad
Bobbitt
Assembly
Denver
Forestood By & TL
Willis
Fort Worth
King Ranch
Morgan Milter
Luther
Joby Trunton
Gov Ammons Plans Visit to Cornish Stone Age Fair
Governor Ammons has assured Cornish committee members A. B. Spall and Roy Brandy he will attend the Stone Age Fair in Cornish August 5 6 7 and 8. Also attending are Mrs Jazz Johnson Lewla state superintendent of schools and Dr. Joseph Harvey of the State Historical Society who will present Yuma points and speak at the event.
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Teller Amasons
A. BE. Spall
Roy Brandy
Cornish
Ammoang
Hiw
Jnzz Johnson Levwla
Schoola
Roesep Harvey
The
Slate Historical Society
Dr. Harvey
Gill Is Released as District Attorney Drops Complaint
Joe Gallegos of Gill, a 22 year old Mexican, is released from county jail after the district attorney declines to file charges at the request of Butch Muller of Galetah. Muller says Gallegos struck his 18 year old son in Gill, breaking his jaw in what investigators describe as a hoax involving practical jokes and moving papers.
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Joe Gallegos
Gul
Butch Muller
Galetah
Gallegos
Gill
Muller
Galler Gas
National Authority on Speech To Be on College Faculty Here
Sylvester RB. Tougenint a nationally known speech authority and Pi Kappa Delta president will join the College of Education faculty next January to head debate oratory extempore speaking and related studies. He now teaches at Wisconsin summer school while completing a PhD at Madison. He earned BA at Ripon and MA at Michigan, taught at Ripon and Monmouth, and led Monmouth speech for years. The appointment, announced by President Peaster after a Denver board meeting, aims to strengthen the college’s speech department.
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Sylvester RB. Tougenint
Pi Kappa Delta
Foreusic
College of Education
George W. Franlty
Toussaint
University of Wisconsin
Madlaga
Witchhein
Greeley
Ripon College
University of Michigan
Ripon ‘Aid
Monmouth College
Spinoza
Peaster
Board of Trustess
Denver
Probation Ends Tues for Police and Firemen
Mayor E M Golpitts announced that probation for police and firemen ends Tuesday with a special council meeting to decide permanent appointments. Night patrolmen will cease merchant light duties after Aug 1. Patrolmen handling lights may be reassigned to test department operations without light duties. Garbage conditions in the Greeley business district prompt immediate fortification and new covered cans.
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E. M. Golpitts
G. G. Hunter
Galpitts
Hunter
Greeley Business District
Ludwig Feel
Navy Likely To End Plane Hunt Sunday
Navy department officials said the search for Amelia Marchart, a flier lost at sea in the Pacific, would probably end by Sunday unless new developments occur. The announcement follows ongoing air and sea patrols coordinated by military agencies.
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Navy
Trent Washington
Fuly
Navy Department
Amelip Marchart
Pacific
Baseball scores and notices from several cities
A jumble of National League baseball scores from Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn and New York appears with batters pitchers and home runs listed. Also a July 17 dynamite blast near Paso Texas shook El Paso and caused rain and hail in nearby districts with no damage reported.
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Philadelphia
Pittshirgh
Swift
Bauers
Weaver
Tobin
Blanton
Brown
Todd
Padden
Johnson
Mulcahy
Grace
Norris
Philadelpha
Whitney
Philadelphs
Dickshot
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
French
Bryant
Shoun
Root
Hartnett
Oden
Dutcher
Henshaw
Hoyt
Jeiferat
Phelps
Cheryloko
Plicher
Toot
Jefferas
New York
Bovis
New Yorke
Wetlong
Owen
Coststaman
Cottman
Smith
Nanning
Womeruns
Chiozua
N. Y
Mize
St. Louis
Medwick
Koupal
Hensley
Torberille
Gumpert
Brucher
Davis
SL Loula
Detroit
Washington Shong
R. Ferrell
Bridges
Hayworth
Gohringer
Peele
Cleveland
Hadley
Dickey
Gatehouse
L. Brown
Paso
Texas
el Paso
Greeley
Night Hall
Funeral Train Senators Talk Party Caucus
Aboard Robinsons Funeral Train July 17 the body of Senator Joseph T Robinson heads to Little Rock. Democratic leaders Barkley and Harrison ease tensions as 38 senators accompany the casket amid private vote seeking for Robinsons successor. Prolonged caucus could shift control and tax policy direction next session. General Kanichiro Tashiro, former Japanese navy commander in North China, died Friday of heart disease.
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Robinson
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Little Rock
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Fat Harrison
Mississippi
Arkanaad
Washington
Doxens
Converse Lions
Adiators
Harrison
William Jr. King
Utah
Fishes
Congress
Tiehtsin
Domei
Kanichiro ‘Tashiro
North
China
1100 College Students To Go on Picnic
A Glacier Basin camp outing near Estes Park is closed with 1100 tickets sold for a Chamber of Commerce college student picnic. About 125 more cars are needed. volunteers who can provide or cancel cars must notify the chamber. Route runs via Dig Thompson to Estes Park to Glacier Basin for lunch then back to Lyons. Cars are parked on Ten Ave between 16th and 19th streets. drivers receive lunch tickets.
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Chamber of Commerce College
Glacier Basin
Svowidh
Bear Lake
Estes Park
Ponsa
Tenth Avenue
Sixteenth
Ninteenth
M. Lowell
Knight
National
R. G. Bempsey Ha
George Ninatisi
Chamber of Commerce
R. F. Chianda
M. E. Magan
W. 8. Garnsey
W. A. Schoen
Don McArthur
Maud Frasier
George Irvin
Chianda
Irvin
Ia Clairman Oc Transportation
Milliken Filling Station Robbery Reported
Goracke's filling station in Milliken was burglarized at 4 a.m. Saturday, losing $2 in valuables, $315 in tubes, and a $35 watch. Deputies seek a 1931 green Chevrolet occupied by three men seen in Milliken between 2 and 4 a.m. Entry made by raising a window per Deputy Sheriff Theodore Tegtman.
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Goracke
Milliken
Pete Ules
Sheriff's Office
Laok
Park Service Halts Fight on Grand Lake Project
Washington July 16 Uncertain if the Grand Lake Big Thompson project was delayed or reprieved as the House failed to complete Senate amendments to the interior department supply bill. Colorado lawmakers planned Friday to push the $900000 appropriation, while tensions rose over a Colorado tunnel plan and park service stance. Negotiations between the park service and bureau of reclamation continued with Joseph I Taylor guiding talks for the appropriations committee.
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Associated Byres
Washington
Grand Lake-Bighompson
House
Senate
Interior Department
Colorado Pacer
Luld
Tey
Alva B. Adams
Grand Lake Big Thompson
Colorado
Monky Mountain National Park
Hava
Bureau of Reclamation
Joseph I. Taylor
Piccard to Attempt Balloon Flight Tonight
Rochester Minnesota July 17 Jean Piccard a University of Minnesota scientist and stratosphere expert said he would attempt a two mile ascent at midnight aboard a cluster of 86 balloons. Weather reports and a ten member ground crew were preparing for the lift with indications of a 20 mile per hour ascent and a stay within about 100 feet of the take off point.
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Rochester
Mian
Jean
Piccard
University of Minnesota
Plccard
Ite
Mayor Warns Against Water Waste Amid Curbed Hours
Sheriff reports James Tracey and Gordon Woods with minimal records in burglary cases linked to farmhouse thefts. Mayor B M items water restrictions in Greeley, allowing 6 00 pm to 9 00 am and 4 pm to 9 pm watering on alternating days, with total limit five hours every other day.
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Greeley
Tina
B. MM
National Guard Directs Hopper War by Portable Radio
National Guard used portable radio to direct transport and operations across eastern Colorado as grasshoppers devastated crops. Soldiers moved sawdust loads by boxcar to southeastern areas and coordinated edge poisoning efforts to protect wheat and barley fields amid widespread devastation. Roosevelt signed funds for grasshopper eradication, marking a second million this year for control.
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National Guard
Colorado
Jack Dawson
Stoneham
Belean
Grover
Pers Hoya
Brest
Weld
Associated Presa
Denver
Sachus
Cald Hountain
Torosé
Pertacastelx
Wimer F. Arbrecht
National ‘Guard
A. F. Ardourel
Jelier Anions
Woodland Park
Ardennel
Saul G. McCampbell
Antomologist
General Ardourel
Puello
To National Guard
Golden
Ardourel
Arvada
Longmont
Brighlot
Washington
Roosevelt
Lexis Intiow
Minister Newton to be questioned on woman's death
Merrill Johnston says Rev C L Newton will be questioned in jail Sunday then before a grand jury. Newton admits striking Mrs Dennis Jetty 46 of Plevna Mo with a hammer and throwing her body into the Mississippi River from a bridge near Hannibal Mo. The prosecutor expects to probe alleged relationships to support a theory the minister wanted to rid himself of women followers.
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Newton
Timy
Merrill Johnston
Dennis Jetty
Mississippi River
Hannamal
Monnday
Johnston
Sunday Night Exhibition Softball At Island Park
Sunday night exhibition softball is scheduled at Island Group Park located at 745 South Eighth Avenue. The participating team is to be named later, with notes referencing Ford V8 and Hortona in the event details.
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Island Group Park
South Eighth Avenue
Hortona
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