American oil tanker rescues 209 of 212 aboard burning liner
A San Francisco report says 209 of 212 aboard the Japanese liner Takoya Maru were rescued shortly before the vessel capsized 1126 miles east of Yokohama. The burning ship was contacted by the Associated Oil tanker Boukuyo Maru, which aided in rescue efforts as four ships were diverted to assist. Two crewmen remained unaccounted for, including a junior engineer, with details from the San Francisco chamber of commerce relayed via private message.
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Thys
Mar
James
Yokohama
Taswnelaled
San Francisco
Ag Awerean
Thte Waters Agsoelaled Ol Company
Hames
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Associated Oil Company
Hner
Yokolama
San Pedro
Vishinla
Nyttine
Freieiter
Dainger
Tonelulu
Manila
Bill To Central U. S. Employees Political Activity Is Revised
A rewritten bill would curb political activity by federal executives and top officials to curb influence on national conventions. Senator Dempsey and Representative Dempsey aim to bring the substitute to a Thursday House debate with Judiciary Committee changes weakening the measure. The draft seeks to cover executive branch agencies including social security and to exempt some high officials.
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Alten Anil
Dempsey
Yueaduy Mey
Forwer'p. DI
Dratt Vetchus
Malet
Haiel
Ute Social Nexarity
Borg
Anil Rely Sintte
Announced WPA Personnel Changes in Colorado District
Changes in Weld and surrounding WPA offices include Miss Jane Phelps Browngrapher relieved from duties and resignation of Weld Young Democratic Dragas secretary. Reductions hit Leonard Lane at Gleming and Mrs. Qruery at Fort Collins with foremen on relief rolls facing a one month layoff after eight consecutive months.
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Colorado
Greeley
I. Waa
Leigh Lundin
Jane Phelys
Phelpn
Weld Young Democracic Dragas
Leonard Lane
Gleming
Qruery
Fort Collins
Dlso
WEA
WPA
Roid
Both Drivers Get Cards At Peckham Accident
Two drivers involved in a Peckham accident were ticketed. S A Mayora, 59, of LaSalle, charged with careless driving and no license, after a collision with John P. King, 73, of Greeley. Damages totaled 178 to Mayora car and 169 to King vehicle. No injuries reported.
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Mllas Saat
Peckham
Patral
S. A. Mayora
LaSalle
Chauttoue
Ihe Ottier
John P. Kiug
Fifth Street
Greeley
Mayera
Klug
Frank Bueno
Johngtown
Mires
Alleged Slayer Jack Russell Captured in Arkansas
Kansas City reports Jack Russell, an alleged slayer and fugitive, was captured today in Ozark Arkansas. He was sought for the initial slaying of Billy Hamilton, a 23 year old safeman, near Kingwood, Alabama, last Friday.
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Jack Russell
Avove
Dreperado
Billy Hamilton
Ozark
Ark
Kansas City
Okatoma Deaperado
Billy S. Hampton
Arkagas City
Kans
Kingwood
Greeley Youth Shoots Self at Poudre Camp
Lauren Price, 20, of Greeley, shot himself with a .32 caliber pistol at the Poudre Camp CCC site near Fort Collins after returning from the junction of the Laramie and Poudre roads. Coroner Orville Miller reported the death. Price was a member of the Greeley family with survivors including his father, a brother, and two sisters.
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CCC
Poudre
Pour Colles
Lauren MM
Price
Att Eiroken
Potdra CCC
Chun
Ihngelr
Fort Collins
Lauren Price
Greeley High School
Colorado State College
Eleventh Avenue
Robert Price
Cullocila
Amul
Mary Eileen Price
Bilers
Dorothy Paty
California
Two Injured When Auto Strikes Pole Near Greeley
Reported injuries occurred when a car driven by Daum left the road Two youths, Lerlia Gattion and Galion, were treated at Greeley hospital after the vehicle tipped onto its side two miles south and half a mile west of Greeley. The drivers wheel kicked at about ten miles an hour and the car veered into a pole. Galion suffered a deep cut to the head.
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Lerlia Gattion
D. Galion
Donald Dawa
Galion
Own Device Kills Domber In Moravia Cemetery Incident
An improvised device killed one man and wounded another during an attempted burglary at a cemetery in Krameriz Moravia. Police opened an investigation as the surviving burglar escaped. Authorities unearthed the victims today and identified the deceased as Domber. The scene remains under scrutiny with no arrests announced.
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Prague
Krameriz
Moravia
Michigan Man Accepts Call To Park Church
The Park Congregational church selects Rev. C G Hughey of Cadiline as pastor after the pulpit committee recommendation. He accepted by telegram on Monday, with wife to join in Greeley Lent. He has led First Congregational in Cadiline for five years.
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Michigan
Park Church
First Congregational
Cadiline
Edward A. Thompson
Deer
Kmete
Seaman Urges Shorter Sets of Lawn Hose
Greeley aims to curb high water use as storage grows after a cool spell. Superintendent Milton Seaman reports two million gallons saved during a 12 hour window and notes head storage rose by about two million. he urges residents to reduce hose usage and hints at potential restrictions if demand remains elevated.
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Greeley
Manny
Water Department
Milton Seaman
Cfty
Semin
Burgunder Must Die Verdict and July 4 Train Rescue
Jurors convict 22 year old Burgunder of murder after a lengthy trial. Deliberations lasted 15 hours as the verdict was announced. Burgunder’s mother Ruth expressed deep shock, while Arthur V. Baprinte noted the sentence would be set at 5269. In a separate item, a boy named Bobby Kolb, 10, was struck by a train near McKees Rocks, saved from severe harm by the train’s slow pace, with witnesses noting he might have died if conscious.
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Tate Lethal Gay Chamber
Trobert Burgunder
Waluy
Sin Gully
Peterson
Phountswatey
Jesmian
Burgunder
Wolher
Ruth Kurgunder
Allambra
Calif
Herson
Howe
Fage Arthur V. Baprinte
Nestance
Shooting at Ragtown ends gambling game in local jail
Taree Mextenus and two Negro suspects were jailed after a gambling dispute in Ragtown led to a shooting. Michard Lopez, 23, of Wellington, Colo., was hospitalized in Greeley for chest and back injuries from shell blast. Flnley Grady, 31, of Raglawn, fired the shotgun. Reynanda Acuilar, 27, of Wellington, another companion, was with him but unharmed. A third man was arrested by Marshal Ray Knoles and to be brought to the county fair for custody. Grady claimed Lopez tried to grab stakes amid the gambling dispute and the gun went off as Lopez attempted to drive away.
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Taree Mextenus
Ragtown
Moniay
Gus G. Anderson
Michard Lopez
Wellington
Colo
Tba
Greeley Hosital
Flnley Grady
Raglawn
Wittlefield
Ley Lopez
Reynanda Acuilar
Enmypanion
Welinglan
Ray Knoles
Grady
Steviff
Lopez
Crestone Peak Blaze Brings Large Firefighters Search
Taras Moffat reports a large Crestone Peak fire near Cottonwood Creek in Southam Colorado. Firefighters choked off the blaze with 430 engines and crews from the San Syla valley and nearby forest service, with a second outbreak within 24 hours. Alfred M. Collins, general manager, said the fire was under control by midmorning.
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Cottonwood Creek
Southam
Colorado
Spain
San Syla Valey
Weather Summary for Colorado and Wyoming
Weather reports indicate generally fair conditions in Colorado with a mild, pleasant night and warmer daytime. Wyoming shows generally fair weather with a warm Tuesday night and Wednesday, and a 24 hour period ending Tuesday with a high near 91 and a low around 62.
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Colorado
Wyoming
White House talks on Neutrality Act revision convene leaders
Leaders of both parties summoned to the White House at 8:30 p.m. to discuss potential revisions to neutrality legislation. President Roosevelt, Secretary Hull, Senate leaders Markey Pittman and McNary, and key lawmakers from Nevada Idaho and Vermont attend amid hopes for a compromise.
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Washinston
Tuly Lh
Senate
Nesalon
Roosevelt
Itull
Markley
Pittman
Nevada
Senata Foreigh Relations Comtmutes
Lemter MeNney
Uregan
Borah
Idalis
Adado
Vermank
Wurthor
Sytatoy Markley
Austin
Ice
Andy Tou
Mnat
Dorah
Clue
Kroup
Work
Reeston
Federation Backs Strikers At Kremmling Dam
Colorado federation pledges financial aid and support to workers at the $4 million Green Mountain dam project near Kremmling. About 800 men walked off the job as leaders seek union recognition and collective bargaining rights from War ter Construction Company. The federation secretary, James A Crownlow, said aid and backing would continue through the strike.
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Denver
Colorado
State Federation of Labor Tay
Green Mountain
Mn Sucessful Clin
Janes A. Crownlow
Federation
Leadera
Flyvo
Thera Financial
Girlko
Babson Projects Gradual Recovery for Local Area
Babson Park predicts gradual recovery in Canon City Salida and Cana City as business gains tempo. Babson, head of the educational division, tells Lions and Rotary clubs the region will gain momentum through the year amid improving conditions and ongoing enterprise.
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Canon City
Baheon
Babson Stattaltval Organ Eation
Fife
Salida
Cana City
Lions
Rotary Clubs
Babson Park
Johnston Declares Expert Cracked Safe
Fort Morgan July 18 sheriff Johnston said the job was done by an expert crack team after inspecting Georgeart's general store at Orchard. The door was blown open between Saturday night and Monday morning with a charge of a blasting material. burglars escaped with about 98 to 100 dollars in oil coins and small valuables. The blast did not wreck the contents. the suspects moved the door and seemed to hurry as a train passed.
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Crack Aimen
Tur Tan A. Johnston
Hind
Geartart
Orchard
Altraglycering
Johnston
Cooperation among peace officers cited in Colorado crime case
District Attorney John A. Carroll praised Weld county Sheriff Gus Anderson and deputies for their cooperation with Denver officers in solving the robbery and shooting of Edward H. Geary. He said the joint effort led to the Mossman brothers Kenneth and Gletus of Cincinnati being sent to the penitentiary, calling such cross agency work crucial to curb crime.
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Denyer
Colorado
John A. Carroll
Kenneth
Gletus Mossman
Cincinnati
Gus Anderson
Weld County
Denver
Edward H. Geary
Popenoe Emphasizes Heredity In Child Education
Dr. Paul Popenoe spoke at Colorado State College on hereditary factors shaping a child’s education. He urged closer cooperation among healers and parents to discuss heredity, noting differences in personality traits and the influence of parental guidance. He argued parental insight is crucial for guiding children and dismissed secrecy around heredity in mental traits.
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Colorado State College of Ricolion
Wibrallege
Betans
Oket
Poprioc
Mus Histitute of
Los Angeles
Popenpy
Elubien Ledler
Poyeneo
Dix
Husak
Willis
Popenoe
Arie Thuulurson
AL He College
Jay
Dfan'n Destelys
Mr. Monderson
Prosklene UG
Frasier
Dr. Frasier
Berlin Says Danzig Crisis Moves Toward Peace
German officials indicate the Danzig question is steering toward a peaceful settlement. A spokesman declined to detail the basis of the option while observing that any interpretation of the remarks would reflect official intentions.
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Vress
Maria
Borernston
Danzig
de Correspouicus
Committee clears Kline of guilt in Rogers inquiry
The Rogers Committee unanimously decides that former attorney general Merman C. Kline was not guilty of the charges raised. The panel rebukes the pursuit as a failed attempt to damage Kline’s reputation and undermines the investigation’s credibility.
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Kline
Rogers
Coyote Pup Pays with Life for Raid into City
A fragmented report describes a fatal incident involving a coyote pup during a raid into a city. Names and places are garbled, but the event centers on a deadly encounter and subsequent reactions.
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Coyote Pup
Bixhy to Resume Garden Inquiry August 6
A report notes Bixhy will resume inquiry into a state educational issue on August 6. United States Marshal and officials plan to visit multiple locations including Washington to gather testimony. The timeline includes a January visit and a Catholic youth conference with Lip barengy director present.
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Denver
Tedera Imreay
Prisons Authority
Stata Udwairial
Goldee
United States
A. UL Pair Vanke
Bethyene Lere
Janes V. Benet
Bixuy
Aidhe
Lip Barengy
Four Boys Drown While Playing Along River Log
Four youths aged eight to ten drowned on a river log outing near Gougeee North Ya in late May. The victims were identified as Alewlitied og Henry Kelly of Wa ueather, Sam Kelly, William Hempiste, and Sua Pecurs. Local authorities and families mourn the tragedy.
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N. Ya
Hale
Nile West
Vietlins
Alewlitied
Henry Kelly
Ty Wa Ueather
Sam Kelly
Wiliam Hempiste
Sua Pecurs
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Ministry For Organication of Syndicat
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Seasick Sailer
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Menik Satie S
Swiftarrow
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Kremmling
Babson
Donaldson
Carroll
Paul Popenoe
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Saunders
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Mermain C. Kline
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