Summer Speech Clinic at College Campus
The Colorado State College education campus hosts a summer speech clinic led by Dr. Tousmini with Mr. Tullaselint and Leltoy Hedgecock. It runs daily 1 to 3 pm at Crabbe hall for eight weeks starting June 19. Parents of children with speech difficulties are urged to enroll, targeting elementary grades.
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New York
Acouk
Trenton
Ito
College Exchange
Cline
Taueaaint
Episcopal Bishop Named To Diocese of Chicago
A faulty report states Erbin J. Randall, executive of the Diocesan council, was elected suffragan bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago. He will assist Archbishop Misha George Creke Blewar in administrative and pastoral duties. The clergy approved the selection after a formal process, though the piece contains parsing errors.
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Episcopal
Chicago
Tress
Jnoks Dtey
Erbin J. Randall
Diocesan
Counel
Episcopal Wavesn
Chirago
Tie
Misha George Creke Blewar
Lin SM Hentttte
Sir. Uandall
Tay
Kilacepal
Songfest Friday Night at College Dorms
The Pawlinlords Interfraternity Council hosts a student songfest in the college dormitory Friday at 7:15 pm. All social fraternities will perform, with turnout influenced by the closing days of the college term.
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Pawlinlords
Elricky
Ravi Yovlal Xororly
Market Wheat Values Drift After Small Rise
The report notes slight fluctuations in wheat prices with minor gains followed by rapid shifts. Dealers cite market nerves and changing demand while noting a 33 cent high in early trades and renewed attention to July and September positions.
J A Johnson of Platteville Dies in Denver
J A Johnson 50 of Platteville died Wednesday at Presbyterian hospital Denver. Survivors include Ila his wife Mrs Maybelle Jolson of Platteville his mother Mrs Jennie Johnson of La Salle a sister Miva Downs of LaSalle and a son George Johnson of Gherest. Funeral service held Saturday afternoon at 3 20 o clock at Zooma Macys drawing room with interment at Shin Grave.
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Matteville
Tech
Presbyterian Hospital
Denver
Ila Wite
Minynte Jolson
Plattaville
Jennie Jialution
LaSalleya
Miva
Downs Mechelen
LaSalle
George Johnson
Gherest
West
O'Elyck Zooma
Macys
Dunham Peonies Bloom in Rural Display
A local gardener near Dunlum Place west of Evais reports a vast peony display with over 1,000 blooms in peak color. Hundreds more flower drops have faded, while 3,000 to 4,000 crocels show brilliant reds in bloom during this season.
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Dunlum
Evais
Hankan
Cuba orders German liner St Louis to leave with refugees
President Frederico Laveda Urú signed a decree ordering the German liner St Louis to depart Cuba with 917 Jewish refugees or be towed away. Cuban authorities prepared to move the vessel amid fears of potential submarine activity and crowding at Cols.
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Cuba
Lino 1
Frederico Laveda Uru
Lier
St. Louis
Entranca
Cols
Death notices for Mrs Anan Wy Builth and Mrs Smith
Eugenia M. Smith of Greeley Maus reports the death of her mother in law Mes Anan Wy Builth wife of Karl O. Smith at Shehoran Wisconsin. The family lived in Greeley for years before moving to Steboyeni about ten years ago. Mrs Smith was active in Lin Rebekah Lodge and Seensity Bonelli Association. Survived by one son Gilon, director of the Interior decoration department at Montgomery Ward Company in Chicago.
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Mra
Eugenia M. Smith
Greeley
Maus
Er Tovighternlaw
Anan Wy Builth
Karl O. Smith
Shehoran
Wis
Steboyeni
Mre. Snilly
Lin Rebekah Lodge
Seensity Bonelli Association
Gilon
Fa Ok Alstair
Montgomery Ward £ Company
Chicago
British Submarine Reported Overdue On Test Voyage
An overdue British submarine named Thetla was reported off Dickenhold during test trials. The Admiralty launched immediate search efforts after the vessel, built by Carnhed Laird and Company, undertook four ace tests and disappeared before completion.
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London
Sabmerine
Thetla
Dickenhold
Admiralty Immmediately
Carnhed Laird and Company
Trim
Aho
Tuesday College Band Concert Ends Season
Tuesday night's concert by the Colorato State Cotega of Aducat ion featured a large crowd at the quadrangrio. The program included Mia frat pla tng hero of Mr. Ciiie's wareh, with the ensemble led by Cline the director. Tickets sold out early and the event marked the close of the season.
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Colorato State
Cotega
Aducation Earicer
Ingtone
J. Debarest
Cline
Peace Officers Question Burglary Suspects at Weld Jail
Prominent peace officers from two states conferred with Weld County officials on Thursday as three Greeley burglary suspects were questioned. Names include Sheriff Gus G Anderson, Chief GC Muater, Deputy Sheriff Guy Malinger, and Fort Collins and Rawlins police chiefs. Suspects held for questioning were Orville McFartind, 37, Robert Creoutes, 21, and Ritio Rommett, 24, all of Greeley.
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I Company
Gus G. Anderson
Muater
Guy Malinger
Weld
Beaver
Fort Collins
Rawlins
Jarry Boyer
Easlewood
Orritle Kelly
Chiet Ng Police
Thonydon
Rawlles
Shevill Ray Barger
Fort Collis
Sheritf Glann C. Penland
Hawdlus
Hikkey
Thiwline
Medigan
Henoyer
Henry Thomas
Arttow Pacific
Newyer
Winder
Orville McFartind
Robert Creoutes
Ritie Rommett
Grectoy
Armstrong Tells Counties and Cities What They Owe In Liquor License Fees
Denver and other towns face payment of liquor license fees owed to the state. Treasurer Shartes outlined amounts due by cities and counties, totaling over a million dollars, with Denver appealing a state court ruling. Cities listed include Longmont, Greeley, and Boulder with specific sums.
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Cadet States Supreme Covet Fum
Armatrany Cantenda
Greeley
Boulder
Charles T Haines Named Deputy State Treasurer
Charles T Matwos, 31, chief field division deputy in the Meome tax department, was appointed deputy state treasurer today. Haines has served as a Denver deputy and held the treasurer post at an oil company. He succeeds J P Canuueh of Oo who died recently. Funeral details for Martha Johnson and Jackie Mitzel arrangements are noted. burial at Linn Grove cemetery.
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C Associates
Denver
Charles T. Matwos
Depity
Atnte
Haines
Former Evans Man Dies at 89 in Pueblo
Hiram W. Alkire died in Pueblo on a Sunday morning at age 89. Funeral arrangements at Macy Mortuary will be announced later. He lived in Colorado 45 years and in Hoats 28 years. Survived by a daughter Myre Mary Tuark of Johnston, a son Elmer and John of Milliken, Oscar of Stratford, California, Guy of Fairplay, Cole. a sister Mrs. Susie Woods of Dodge City, Kansas. fifteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Elmer
John
Milliken
Oscar
Stratford
Calif
Guy
Fairplay
Cole
Susie Woods
Dodge City
Kons
College Baccalaureate to Honor Gelarada Suto at West Theatre
Next Sunday morning June 4 at 4 30 in the Little Theatre Cranford Hall the College of Pilication will present baccalaureate services for Gelarada Suto. The program includes processional pomp and circumstance Elgar choir and string orchestra, performances by Trust Grosking Ginsberg and others, scripture reading by B. A. Cross and invocations by Rev. A P. Kinnerman, with an address by George Willard Froaler and benediction by Dr. Kimnerin.
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B. A. Cross
Division of Literature
A. P
Kinnerman
Kigar
String Orchestre Alenry Trustman Ginsburg, T. Man
Candnelor Apy
Fellowship Dinner At Christian Church Announces Program
A fellowship dinner at the Christian Church is set for June 2 at 7 o'clock in the church parlor. The program, led by Captain Frai Herger, will feature sound motion pictures and a lecture on safe acting techniques. William J. McElroy, son of Mrs Hertha McElroy, recently joined Westinghouse in Pittsburgh and will graduate next June from Colorado University as an electrical engineer.
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Mra
Hertha McElroy
Atraeley
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Pitsburgh
Seangsin Street
Wilkingburg
Willian
Colorado , University
Greeley High School
King and Tams Open Modern Store In Greeley
Greeley prepares for a Friday June 7 opening of the Snow White Grocery owned by Carl Tans and Paul King Market owned by Paul King at 22 Tenth Street. The new complex combines two large independent groceries with ample parking, six telephone lines, a complete bakery, air conditioning, and a first air conditioned ready for customers stand offering fresh produce kept by a spray system.
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Paul King
Tenth Street
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Howe
Trailig
Graveries
Wats
Wisterles
Bak
Rte Bakery
Publiv
Colorado
Boulder Test Involving 2000 Tick Samples Reported
Denver Inc reports about two thousand tick specimens from Boulder will be used in a U S Public Health Service laboratory study. Dr Gordon Davis leads the project involving animals and guinea pigs to assess Colorado tick fever. Three local cases of Colorado tick fever are identified with A H Lambert Ed Yates and Danny Kelleher among recent patients. Milo A Stapp has recovered.
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U.S
Publis Health Service Nott
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Colorado
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Public Health
U. S
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Ed Yates
Arapanoe
Danny Kelleher
Milo A. Stapp
Mongols Reported Killed in Jap Fighting
Tokyo dispatch cites Japanese Domel agency reporting 760 Mongols killed amid border clashes in western Manchukuo. Allegations include Mongol bodies moved by invaders, with 300 left on the field as defending forces claim captures of five Mongols, four Russians, 12 tanks, and other heavy weapons.
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Manchukuo
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Newa
Stork Express Born at Greeley Insyital May 3s
A jumble of stock market notes and reports mentions transfers around 650 000 shares with extreme declines and modest losses. The text also references Al Capone's mental state and a boxing weight favoring Baer over Nova. A Denver Produce brief discusses congressional terms and usage of congressman.
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Alvin Harn
Sixth Avenue
Greeley Insyital
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