Compromise On Court Bill Predicted In Ft Lupton Visit
Fort Lupton hosts Japanese Consul General K Shiozaki and secretary M Sasaki who meet Fort Lupton Japanese Association leaders and 600 residents. The consul speaks at the Japanese school, tours local sites, and discusses cooperation and daily life in America with the local Japanese community during a multi-state inspection tour.
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Ft. Lupton
Jack Mattox
Fort Laplod
Japan
America
K. Shiozaki
Hort Lupton
Shiosaki
M. Sasaki
Fort Lupton
Ollock
Okamoto
Goth
Fort Lipton
Grown Palace
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Worthern
California
Fort, Lupton
Shipsall
A. M. Watada
Lupton
San Francisco
Ad Hag
Iris Couttry
Fort Lupton Japanese School
Weld
M. Ota
Mr. Okamoto
Shiozaki
Seeretany M. Sneaks
John Yasuda
Ay W M. Watada
Harry Funakoshi
T. Takamori
T. Yasuda
Greeley Tribune
Ralph Gardner
Wallace Arrives in Colorado During Summer Vacation
Wallace, the prominent agriculture official Henry A L Wallace, has landed in Green Mountain Falls Colorado for a summer stay. He arrived several days ago after eluding reporters by hiking in the mountains. His Washington departure occurred about two weeks earlier with staff secrecy to avoid interruptions. In Colorado are his wife I a Wi his daughter Fean and his mother Mrs H G Wallace.
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Green Mountain Walls
Colo
Henry AL Wallace
Ia Wi
Fean
Sid Hig
H. G. Wallace
Rockefeller Estate Probate Reveals 26 Million Fortune
In Westchester County New York on July 20 the will of the late J D Rockefeller Sr was admitted to probate. The estate valued around 26 million dollars lists main beneficiaries as Margaret Strong de Cuevas and her children alongside the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research.
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Brees White
N.Y
Joly D. Rockefeler Sr
Westchester County
William J. Shields
Ara
Margaret Strong de Cuevas
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
1100 CSCE Students Lead Historic Hills Trip to Estes Park
A record caravan of 1100 CSCE students from Greeley State College journeyed through five escorted sections to Glacier Basin Campground near Estes Park. The large convoy was led by Courtesy Patrolman Roy Calhoun and included sheriffs, deputies, and Greeley police. The group planned a picnic and return by 5 30 p m, routing through Highway 16 and coordinating with Loveland and Estes Park police to ensure safe passage and orderly traffic.
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Greeley
Greeley State College
Rocky Mountainers
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Greeley State Chinpua
Courteay Patrol
Sheriffs
Gresley
Glacier Basin Camp Ground
Roy Calhoun
Boulder
Gus G. Anderson
Polles Co
Hunter
Matt Giro
Fort Golilna
Vern Claus
Ed P. Lol
Giro
Escor
Janes Kian
Prank A. Berger
Berger
Contra
Tenth Avenue
Glacier Basin
Longmant Polices
Deabier
Lyons Road
Retira
Hopper War Plans Laid At Ft Morgan
Northastern Colorado faces persistent grasshopper pressure as county agents and commissioners meet at Fort Morgan. State extension entomologist Bam McCampbell notes early hatchlings and small hoppers remain a threat to this year’s and next year’s crops. He cites federal aid for poison to keep bait affordable, enabling large scale control efforts. Local officials discuss bait distribution and ongoing entomology guidance.
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Colorado
Weld
Fort Morgan
Waa
Bam McCaimp
McCampbell
Japanese Guns Start Fire in Chinese Town
Japanese artillery wrecked towers of the Walled city Wangpinchsien near Peiping after an ultimatum demanding Chinese troop withdrawal expired. Domei reported near Marco Polo Bridge fighting escalated to general engagement as efforts for peace failed since the July clash. Diplomats’ families near Nanking prepared to depart to Shanghai.
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Peiping
Wangpinchsien
Japan
T He Domei
Marco Polo Bridge
North China
Shanghai
Nanking
Shanghei
Mob Kills Two Black People After Police Incident in Florida
In Tallahassee two Black individuals, arrested earlier for a sharp object incident, were fatally harmed by a mob after their bodies were found along a highway near the state capitol. Policeman Kelly, struck during questioning, remained hospitalized in serious condition. This marks Florida’s first mob fatality event of the year.
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Yallahagese
Fla
Clint
W. L. Prater
Tallahassee
Prater
Sunany
Kelly
Jacksonville
State Capitol
Bodina
Florida
Eleanor Holm Jarrett Seeks Divorce, Tomorrows News
Cleveland reports swimming star Eleanor Holm Jarrett says she has discussed divorce with her husband Art Jarrett over the telephone after not seeing him for weeks. She mentions potential reconciliation remains uncertain as she weighs ending their marriage amid recent public appearances and a band concert schedule.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Parrod
Art Jorsratt
Jarrett
Billy Rose
Jarratt
Bug blamed for wheat loss in Cornish area
J J Glingenberg and Henry Carlson of the Cornish district brought samples of a green bug to Greeley, blamed for destroying 50 acres of wheat for Carlson and 100 acres on the Furrow place. Prospects of a 20 bushel per acre yield reduced to zero. The insect, termed common stink bug here, drew some expert opinions but authorities were cautious. They suspect kernel shriveling stems partly from disease, with further checks planned.
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J. J. Glingenberg
Henry Carlson
Greeley
Carlson
Ed Furrow
Noted Inventor of Wireless Is Taken by Death
The obituary recalls Guglielmo Marconi’s historic claim of wireless telegraphy in 1905 and how his innovations transformed sea and air communication, saving lives with distress signals and enabling rapid contact across oceans.
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Rome
Ituly
Guglielmo Marconi
Guglielmo
Associated
Prost Photo
Guglismo Marconi
Thasday
Hore
Five Reckless Drivers Charged After Lucerne Crash
Five drivers will face reckless driving charges after a crash one mile south of Lucerne and another east of Lucerne. Names include Wittam F W Gagaway, M M Straight, Gist Holmes, Raymond Lebsack, and Mrs Della Felker of Eaton. Officers Sueritt and Courteey led the response.
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Sueritt
Citers
Javaadlestinn
Tiree
Lumley
Lucerne
Wittam FW
Gagaway
Straight
Gist
Baseball roundup from two leagues with mixed results
In Boston the Cardinals beat the Red Sox 8 to 6 as Weiland and Owen Bush led the battery. Other city matches were postponed by wet grounds. In New York the Dodgers topped the Giants 4 to 1 with Derringer and Davis efficient on the mound. Cleveland and Philadelphia trade blows, while Detroit and Boston both posted defeats. A St Louis first game ended 6 to 1 with Pearson earning the win. an American couple faced a tense incident in Detroit.
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St. Louia
Weiland
Owen Bush
Pind Mueller
Phildelphia
New York
Ruhe J Cingtonatl
Derringer
R. Davis
Gris 8Om
Lombardi
Melton
Dat
Grand Lake Bill To Pass, Hansen Says
Hansen reports confidence that a $900000 Colorado Northwest Water project appropriation will pass the House of Representatives, enabling start of the Thompson diversion. He notes backing from Colorado's delegation and predicts passage or swift passage by conference committees. He praises senators Adams Johnson and reps Cummings Lewis Martin for support and readiness to advance the authorization bill. Hansen returned to Greeley after a trip via Detroit.
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Colorado
TR House of Representatives
Charles Tanseu
Cicely
Colorado Water Usere. Association
Henses
Washington
Continental Divide
Ile
Greeley
Anid
Quimes
Interioe Department
St Afdal
Reclamation Bureau
Hansen
Dan Lon Behalt
Wash Ingan
Adams
Johigon
Fred Cummings
Lawrence Lewis
John A. Martin
Taylor
Washingwin
Gac Ag
Manson
National Part Service
Br. Hansen
Detroit
Dol
Printers Stay With Green Group In AFL Rift
Portland July 19 International Typographical Union will not break from American Federation of Labor president Charles D Howard told reporters. He said no practical gain from changing as printers have one arm with AFL and oppose dictatorial powers. He noted CIO support but urged no change despite jurisdictional disputes. Public officials released Valenzuela 28 North Ninth after immigration hold. no charge issued.
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Asace
Portland
International
American Federation of Labor
Charles D. Howard
Ils
Teld
Changy
Ita
Jto
Pnd
CIO
CI0
Bitter Fight Over Roosevelt Court Bill Continues
Washington July 20 administration forces pressed to stall a show of strength on the Roosevelt court bill as Senate Democrats debated leadership. Opponents eyed a quick vote but adjournment may hinge on selecting a new leader to steer Moor procedure and possible test votes on the measure.
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Troan
Washington
Peloton Sand Tduy
Esalbty Wai Fe
Gil Lawrie
Gennte
Alfieil
Avko
Littor Kurtlesk Wyik
Roosevelt Llu
Gueder
Roosevelt
Senate
Wheeler
Montana
Senate Democrats
Robinson
Hhouse
Altho
Little Rock
Arkenid Deadiorks
Harrison
Dem
Mississippi
Harkley (Dent
Kentucky
Buck
Alabama
Moorevelt
Cummings
Barkley
G-Men Hunt Bank Bandits Near Pueblo After Heist
Bank bandits in Pueblo held up the Minnega National Bank at a busy intersection and fled with an estimated 25 000 to 30 000. Agents from the Bureau of Investigation and Pueblo detectives chased leads toward Walsenburg and the southern estate area.
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Pueblo
Boxsemer
Walsenburg
Olo
Bureau of Investigation
United States
department of jur+tice
Sherife
Minnenta Bank
Mystery Yelling Sparks Nighttime Police Search
Police investigated a mysterious yelling that prompted posses to sweep Fifth Street and nearby railroad tracks at 1.30 am Tuesday and again midmorning. The case was reportedly solved before noon. Officer George Hickert led the second inquiry. The report mentions suspicions about injuries from a party nearby and initial fears of an accident in a refrigerator car.
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Fifth Streat
George Hickert
Atticora
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