Berlin Claims Sinking of Nelson and Somme Pushes
Berlin reports the sinking of the British flagship Nelson and describes renewed German attacks along the Somme front. The dispatch claims heavy losses for the Royal Navy, with battleships Nelson and Rodney cited among the fleet’s strongest units, and notes strategic moves as both sides press advances in France and at sea.
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Road grading advances near Skyview school area
County Commissioner Fred Aron eld Pyidny reports grading underway on a road extending one and a half miles east from Ure Madson cotott toward Skyview school with another segment planned nearby. Multiple properties and ranches along the Klug ranch and Wow ranch are involved in the route.
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Fred Aroneld
Ure Madson Cotott
Pong Ane Intio
Skyview School
Skyview Achol
Cie
Lunacy Complaint Filed Against Hat Wier
A garbled report suggests a lunacy complaint was filed against Hat Wier following an alleged attack on his wife last Wednesday night. The document names Mrs Allen Wik and others, with a court appearance noted and a release from prison recorded in the chaotic OCR text.
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Marrison
Henlania A. Wordenske
Dunn
Allen Wik
Wier
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U. S. Launches New Battleship of Thirty Five Thousand Tons
The United States launched a 35 000 ton battleship at Philadelphia on the Delaware River amid a large crowd. Built for 28 knots and with geared turbines, the ship features eight 16 inch gun turrets, thirty six 6 inch guns, three dozen 64 inch caliber guns, and five aircraft. It is expected to join the fleet by next year, replacing older Colorado class ships as the nation’s most powerful warship.
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Navy Yard
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Virginia Migsball
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Jai May
Wachilisten
Shota'n Fighting Shits.ly
Jeng
Gaya
Jdong
Ahe
Maryland
West Virginia
Coluyauo
Extra Defense Group of FBI Is Organized
Washington June 1 Greathan announced a new Extra Defense Group within the FBI led by Hush U. Clegg. The unit will focus on defense related investigations deemed crucial to national safety as part of broader efforts amid talks of a home defense coordinating center proposed by Senator Dies to guide a unified national campaign.
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Dles Commission
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Diea
Democrat
Texas
Annual Bi Tri Song-fest Held At CSCH Tonight
The annual Bi Tri song fest drew a crowd at CSCH with sororities and fraternities performing two songs each. Groups included Delta Sigma Epsilon Delta Phi Omega and several others under sponsor Paul Hellerte with Kathryn Stream chairing the committee.
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Delta Phi
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Mreury
Weather Summary for Colomile and Wyoming
Partly cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with no significant showers or thunderstorms in the west. In Colomile and Wyoming the Sunday outlook calls for continued partly cloudy skies with no major precipitation. Saturday high near 94 with low temperatures not specified.
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Marshall Seeks Presidential Power To Call Guard in Emergencies
General George C. Marshall urged that the president be granted authority to summon the national guard in emergencies in the Western Hemisphere. He argued current laws require congressional consent, and he warned against deploying troops without such approval. The comments followed a congressional vote on Roosevelt’s request. Also noted was a probate filing in Waller County for the late Daniel Albrits, with assets near $4,000 bequeathed to widow Mrs. Darn Albriets.
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Pittman Sees War Wearing Down Both Sides Within Months
Senator Pitman, head of the Senate Foreign Relations panel, told reporters today that in six months the war in Europe would exhaust both sides due to material and manpower shortages. He warned the United States would fear a German victory if Britain and France fail to hold out, and suggested allies could turn the tide after about 60 days.
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Key Pitman
Senate Foreign Relationa Committee
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United States
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Tifler
South America
Army unit passes through Greeley en route to Fort Meade
A large U S Army mechanized detachment with over 160 vehicles and cavalry units moved through Greeley Saturday between 7 50 and 9 00 am heading for Fort Meade South Dakota from Texas. The convoy, half an hour ahead of schedule, caused many residents to miss it. Details on artillery and troops were limited. Pioneer Day activities begin June 13 with a parade ceremony and community events including a strawberry festival and dancing party.
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General Gort Returns After Evacuation Progress
General Gort arrives in England on government orders amid reports of BEF evacuation progress in northern France. King George VI honors him with a grand cross insignia as ministers warn of German attack risks and college rites proceed with a Baccalaureate address by Dr. George Willard Vrasier at the Little Theater Sunday morning.
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Dispute Over Resolutions At Colorado Springs Convention
Readable fragments show Young Denios facing intra party clashes at Colorado Springs as delegates debate resolutions. Discussions touch on a proposed $45 old age pension amendment and a state clean politics act, with support and opposition mingling among factions.
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Mercury Records a Record Warm Saturday in Greely
Readings at the Public Service Company substation Ninth elyeet and Terry Hurd avenue show a Sunday-like heat surge with a high around 100 F and a 94 degree afternoon. Rivers and ditches logged higher flows as the season’s peak neared amid reference to canal levels and local weather notes.
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Terry- Hurd Avenue
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Everlasting Fuller Oratorio to Be Presented at Greeley
Music lovers in Greeley and nearby Colorado communities will hear The Everlasting Fuller an oratorio by Professor J DeForest Chine presented at Gurtor Wall Bo cloox My. Cline led the eight year work with biblical text by the did nod New Peshuoouks selected by Dr Robert Ceci Pentoy. An orchestra of 50, chorus of 200 voices a mixed quartet and a women’s trio plus four soloists will perform. No admission charged. The production runs about one and a half hours with a full cast including Mary Hoydar Fritess Delphi Maryony Alien Grubb and Carl Gustav Melendor. A referendum related to potato marketing is also noted for June 4.
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J. DeForest
Robert Ceci Pentoy
Wits
Me University of Wisconsin
Eaten Graduate Wins Notre Dame Scholarship
Arthur L. Andersen Jr. of Aull, Colorado, has won a Denver Notre Dame club scholarship and will enter the Notre Dame College of Engineering. He was chosen from Colorado towns after excelling in multiple school and community awards, including Rotary recognition and 4-H club work.
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Eaton High
Hen Bren
Petty Notre Bains University
South Bend
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Notre Dame
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Aull
Denver-Notre Dame Club
Denver
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Notre Dasttye College of Engineer
Andergen
Muah Stite
Iva
Ani Ottelal
Milo norUenal
Ault
Automobiles Collide in City. Several Fines Recorded
Vehicle crash on Elgūti avenue near Byzba Wy Batwueitay caused $15 damage to two cars driven by Holland and Rehmer. Holland faced alleged ticketlessness. other incidents include a Denver resident fined $10 for towing and a Fort Lumea arrest for a tax ticket.
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Mike Holand
Ninth Street
Ang
Feren ‘Tertires
Cheyenne
Justice WR
Adama
Nathan Levitt
Denver Wan
Howart Murray
Fort Lumea
Heavy Spring Wheat Crop Is Forecast For 1920
The first concrete estimates place the 1920 spring wheat crop at about 225 million bushels, with total U S winter and spring harvests forecast near 721 million bushels. James B Bell & Co preliminary figures rely on M I Galvin compilations and nationwide data, suggesting a crop close to 1939 levels. Washington reports Secretary Wallace pressing futures market action as grain quotations dip from May 18 levels due to European developments.
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Willie
M. Galvin
Excertelo
Jamesb
U.S
Galvin
Washington
Snook Recalls Arrival Here in 1890
A brief feature recalls the arrival of Snook in 1890, reflecting on early local development and pioneer figures. The narrative sketches the town’s growth through personal recollections and historical context, highlighting notable milestones and community memory.
War Wires from London and Paris Civilian Casualties
News wire items report anti aircraft and machine gun fire off southeast England with planes driven off. MP Sir Rhys Porritt killed in action in Belgium. Eighteen Czechoslovak flyers claim 41 German planes shot down in days. Tyler Kent detained by British authorities. British steamer Males lies believed shelled off Dunkirk. Dunkirk used for Allied evacuation.
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Boy Scouts Camporee Weekend Near Island Grove
Boy Scouts from Greeley Fort Lunion and Tobistown camp Friday night on Woolf Scout Island for a Greeney District Camporee. Sixty seven troops camped, events include relays and swimming, with church on Sunday and a troop convoy competition for the overall camp leadership and discipline. Don Stewart is the camporee director.
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Island Grove
Aeley
Maki Vieira
Cain
Wrenoen Pool
Polita Inken
Mita
Ctmpree
Don Stewart Te Camporca
Tick Fever Cases Reported in Greeley
Three cases of tick fever were reported in Greeley over the weekend. Doctors described two as Colorado tick fever, a mild form, while a third case remained undiagnosed. The patients are Mrs. McDowell and Mr. A. Johnson and Mr. McKinley, with all but one recovering from illness. Local physicians urge vaccination for mountain trips in coming months.
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Ptlendias
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Cinta McDowell
Piatleville
Oliver WL. Mciinley
Fourlevuth Avenue
Gina Johson
Lisi
Jonnzon
Mere
McDowell
My Atei
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Paulio
McKiley
al Johnson
McKinley
Colorado Universlty Hepert
Carl D. McKinley
Doudre
Jonson
Jmraoley State College
Confused World War II Era Dispatches Stir Global Tensions
Fragmented reports describe Italian and German diplomacy over Gibraltar and Spain, with Spanish mission talks headed by Geneva Canovas, and Rome pressing Britain on Gibraltar while Italy's stance and possible alliance moves remain unclear. Pope Pius XI hosts a Spanish envoy as Italian policy sparks European debate and potential shifts in the war's balance.
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Aly Onhgueeo
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Wither
Germany
Dina Alfinert
Willer
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Roosevelt
Roveavelt
Willie Phillips
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Spa
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Britain
Enrico Mizzi
Mainlan
Britta Auldaylies
Malta
Miszi
Italan
Mra
Pipers
Radio Projet
Arriba
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Corsica
Nagollon
Greece
Krateo
Satonika
Douglas DC-5 Crash Near Los Angeles Claims Four
A Douglas DC-5 crashed shortly after takeoff near Los Angeles, killing four aboard. An El Segundo sergeant counted four women among the dead, two ejected from the aircraft. The aircraft was linked to the Douglas Aircraft Company in Santa Monica, with pilot identified as a Boyd Boge.
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Douglas Woo
Aield
Crom Lus
Anglos
el Segundo Pullee
Atanuy
Pinny. Digs Aircraft Company
Santa Monites
Park Naturalist Will Speak Wednesday at Local Meeting
Traymond Greee, a park naturalist at Rocky Mountain National Park, will give an illustrated lecture Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Home Gas & Wheat Co. Tongue Company. Gipgg will describe taking science and how to porch them. It is January, incothng.
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Thocky Mountain National Park
Tzantc Walton League
Gas & Whettela
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