Accidents on Weekend Blamed On Heavier Traffic
Numerous crashes across Greely county on Sunday were blamed on heavier traffic from the air show, with Frieda Beck 12 and Ed Lott among the injured. Other incidents involved a collision near Ninth Avenue, a rear-end crash on Highway 3, and multiple minor injuries. Police reported hit-and-run and one driver arrested for driving while intoxicated. several motorists sought medical treatment at Greeley Hospital.
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Denver
Greetey
Friela Beck
Mra
Dorothy Deck
Greeley
Ed P. Latl
Bie Way
Frieda Beck
Raroins Beck
Twelfth Atrnet
Sifteenth Street
Lott
Beck
Ghoul 16
Mllze
Greeny
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Sly Ranch
Greeney
Fred Larson
Mis
Bunie
Larsons
Alvin Haun
Fourtesy Patrol
Anta Ui Larsey
Ben Glestek
Rt. 4
Box
Creeley
Sorrel
Johnstown
Gree Iny
Acadia Vazquez
Houte One
Sorrell
Shank
Bam Betws
Tenver
Bunday
Jem
Ruben EB
Blank
Tranver
Tha
Eyelly Mits
Regén Seton
Gilcrest Sanny
Hla Bleyele Collin
Earl Jolueson
Langmont
Gilcrest
Ed HN
Tienver
Deonken
C. T. Garguer
Costa
A. C. Foland
Adrian G. Pera
Fort Lapten
Howard Murray
Raylo
Adama
Morton R. Maylo
Fifteenth Avenue
Kaverna Adams
Greyley
Twenty-third Avenue
Aetroeh
Gua Anderton
Weather Local 24 Hours Ending Morning
Local area forecast shows partly cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms across several states. Heat indices rise in Phoenix and Denver, while cool fronts temper temperatures in Montana and Nebraska. Highs range from the 60s to the 90s with variable overnight lows. The region expects limited moisture, with some locations experiencing brief showers and thunderstorm activity.
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Colorado
Montana
Por
Hewcopler
Tonlant
Wraimlug
Ho Grande Valley
Amavilla
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
Kwan City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
San Franesco
Wallington
Wheat quota change eyed to ease farm marketing penalties
Washington July 21 The agriculture department proposed provisions permitting farmers with excess winter wheat to market part of their excess wheat without penalty if they plant the quota amount in the 1948 crop and obtain local AAA committee approval. The plan aims to soften protests over the marketing quota system by allowing limited excess sales tied to future plantings and yield figures.
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T Associated Presa Waublington
The
Agriculture da Pastilent
AAA
Ura
Harry Clark
Weld County Aaa
Monichy
Department of Mericulture
Clrik
Scattered Showers Over Weld County Sunday
Scattered showers fell in Weld County on Sunday with 0.09 inch at the Greeley sugar factory and 0.18 inch at the Public Service substation. The day was notably warm despite the rain, reaching a high near 90 degrees.
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Weld County
Anay
Greeley Sugar Fact Iory
Public Service
Greeley
Te Emmer
le Sugar Factory
Cheyenne official linked man involved in Fort Collins crash
Two drivers face ticket penalties after a 1036 am collision at Fourth Street and Twelfth Avenue near Fort Collins. A Cheyenne attorney general linked man and a Greeley woman were identified, with names and details indicating a police report over the weekend theft of red garden fencing.
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Cheyenne
Fort Collins
Tacheller
Tracey Weengs
Wiir
Anderson
Greeley
Fourth Street
Twelfth Avena
W. G Wicktarom
Second Avenue
Gaynell Davis
Fourth Avenue
Bamago
Wat
Eetorah
McGratt
Yar Hed
Bia Yard
U S Aluminum Drive Opens Campaign Here Starts Thurs
Washington reports the civil defense office opened the aluminum drive with a pledge of nationwide donations. Early canvassers indicate a strong response, with hopes to salvage up to 30 million pounds of aluminum. Local drives in Greely begin Thursday morning with house-to-house collection.
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U.S
Associated Pees
Washington
Office For Civilan Defense
Wiley
QOL
Hreilericks Md
Idluy
Dans
Offelnta
Greeley
Trent
Greely
Rick
Timioum
Aluminum Drive In Windsor Is Successful
Windsor on July 20 reports an aluminum drive last week collected many articles. Under Mayor H. G. Brolleh supervision the Windsor Bay Scouts and Junior Auxiliary girls canvassed town to obtain names of printers contributing to the cause. scouts helped collect the articles on Friday.
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H. G. Brolleh
Windsor Bay
Printes
Roosevelt appoints minister to India in India mission reshuffle
Washington announces a diplomatic appointment with July dates noting Thomas M. Witton of Tennessee tipped by Fressicat Moorevelt to serve as minister to India. The move formalizes a high rank for the new envoy amid ongoing India relations.
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India
Washington
Thomas M. Witton
Tennessee
Fressicat Moorevelt
Inria
Japanese Troop Transports Leave Mouth of Canton
An European observer reports 16 Japanese military transport vessels left the mouth of the Canton River on the South China coast. The ships departed yesterday for an unknown destination as the war spread in the Far East.
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Prenay
Hongkong
Canson River
South Cling
American Troops Arrive for British Guiana Garrison
In Georgetown British Guiana the U S troops unit began garrisoning two South American towns under a destroyer deal with Britain arriving today. The peacetime deployment follows use of marines in China for guard duties as shown in the text.
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British Guiana
Canenclatea Pees Georgetow
United States
Otatt
China
Repairs to Panama Canal Cut Shipping
Sumner Welles, acting secretary of state, said urgent repairs to the Panama Canal would cause disruption to merchant shipping. He tied the finding to daily patches from the canal zone noting severe damage and reduced traffic after failures to pass through the canal.
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Fuess
Washington
Sumner Welles
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Canal
Dies Warns of U S Popular Front Threat
A Washington representative warns that a popular front movement in the United States could mirror the collapse of France. He cautions Americanism may be challenged by CIO AFL and government officials amid political agitation.
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Popular Front
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AFL
Governimet Officinia
Jack Stunkel Hurt In Fall From a Tree
Nine year old Jack Stunkel son of Henry Stunkel of Jizz Highth street suffered a fractured forearm and fractured pelvis after falling from a tree while playing Sunday afternoon at a park. He was taken home and a physician summoned, with confinement to bed expected for three to six weeks.
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Jizz Highth Street
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Bia
Baseball Today Nation Lenare Piteburgh Brooklyn game report
Baseball today reports a scheduled game between Lenare Piteburgh and Brooklyn with final score 8 to 3. Pitchers Holntzalman Wicker and Lopez Kimiall Tamalls contributed, with Brow Owen listed on the mound. American League shows no other games. Homa vins-Fileriver DiNugel Plisbvgn Inabel Wit Ons OH.
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DiNugel
Plisbvgn
Inabel Wit
Former Ault Woman Dies Here Monday
Former Ault resident Mrs Gust H Peterson died at Greeley hospital early Monday after a long illness. Born in Sweden she came to the United States in 1817. Survivors include her husband and three children in Greeley, a brother in Ault, a sister and a brother in Sweden. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 p m at the Lylthe church in Ault with Pastor Rule officiating. Burial at Armstead Cemetery.
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Lbs Eleventh Street
Greeley Hospital
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Syrailen
United States
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Leroy
Dartens
Greeley
Brotler
Andy J. Anderson
Ault
Auge Ual Apdevaon
Euggid Johnson
Carl Ander Non
Sweden
Fousnat Services
Wednewlay
Lylthe oray_clareh
Itor
Ruleen Carldon
Greelny
Durlat
Weal Batam Cemetery
Armatrong
Ara
Spud theft report at Cummings Field shocks local ranch
Mrs Velix Cummings of Shady Lane ranch reports to Sheriff Gus Anileraon that twenty sacks of potatoes were dug from her fields near Lefal on Monday morning. A local vigil or sergeant noted thefts by night workers as the town reels from the incident.
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Shady Lane Ranch
Soul of
Lefal
Gus G. Anileraon
Sackani
Wight
Spuila
Perkins Denies Resignation Mention Amid Strike Ending Comments
Frances Perkins denied resigning in remarks to reporters in Denver while addressing the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. She credited workers and not the army for ending a California strike, noted a labor department safety program to prevent accidents, and highlighted national defense goals tied to industrial safety and apprentice training.
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Army
Tess Denver
Om Preaa
Roosevelts
Calinel
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North American Aviation Company
Atrlkomm
California
Ani
Kdopa
Allroad Brotherhood
Ales Parking
Labor Department
Wereking
Harbor Department
Roosevelt Demands Draft and Guard Time Extended
Sumner Welles, acting secretary of state, said the U S has information Germany plans new moves against remaining independent European states. He spoke at a press conference and noted possible attacks on Spain and Portugal. He affirmed U S support to Bolivia against a Nazi coup and warned Spain over Franco's demands while stressing humanitarian aid continuity.
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Atlantic
Denver Man Pleads Guilty in Check Raising Case
Denver man Vic Johosof, 25, of Carver, pleaded guilty to check forging and passing charges on probation. Alfred Modena, 18, of Las Vegas, pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny with confinement ordered. Thesolace Martines, 27, of Denver, pleaded guilty to a confidence game tied to forged checks. sentence referred for further action.
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Alfred Modena
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Entity
Senate Approves Defense Property Seizure Measure
The senate today passed a bill allowing the president to seize private property for national defense use, sending the measure to the house for action. The vote and implications are reported from Washington with emphasis on legislative intent and potential impact.
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Washington
Senate
Denver Greeley Valley Dissolution Petition Filed in District Court
A formal petition for dissolution was filed in district court Monday by investors J F P Behris I Bffin and Charles Lolott. The petition claims proper owners voted for dissolution and asks the court to set a hearing date and determine each landowner’s share of indebtedness.
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J. F P. Behreis
I . Bffin
Charles Lolott
Greeley Sets Up Final Tax Office Network
The article outlines the establishment of tax offices across districts with designated headquarters in Port May and Greeley. It lists district centers including Morgan, Lagan, Dewser, and Jac kson counties, naming key figures such as Farrington St and revenue director in charge.
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Red army holds Smolensk front amid heavy fighting
Soviet sources report tenacious Red defense at Smolensk, with leaders urging continued stand at the city 230 miles west of Moscow. German claims of breakthrough are disputed as the battle enters its fifth week and a second offensive unfolds nearby.
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Conflicting Soviet Nazi War Reports Outline Frontline Chaos
Soviet and German communiques offer diverging accounts of ground losses around Mogilev and Moscow while Berlin asserts 4000 troops killed or captured there. Stalin tightens grip as Soviet counteractions disrupt Nazi supply lines amid a broader war front news from Europe.
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Treadan Bracken Jiiitater
Wastend
Roosevelt Urges Extension of One Year Draft Service
President Roosevelt urged Congress to extend the one year limit on the draft force, warning that without extension the United States would face grave national risk and possible disintegration of treaties. He argued the armed forces must maintain strength and that delaying training would harm national security.
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