Parade Marshal to Lead Saturday Bike Parade in Greeley
Barry Morehead a 10 year old from 4846 Seventh Avenue has been chosen to lead the Montgomery Ward Bike Safety Parade in Greeley on Saturday June 2. He won first place in the contest among about 50 entrants, with his dog and groom entry praised by judges. The parade starts at 4 p.m. from the Montgomery Ward store and ends at Lincoln Park bandstand.
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Sun Been
Mes
Morelend
Seventh Avenue
Montgomery Ward
Vltogee Company
Greeley
Lally
Belmie
la Ty
Arington School
Greeles
Wiexelo
Girstle
Hopkins
Hunter
Nielson
Moore
Greeley Pullin
Wis Al'ra
Lincoln Jark
Carrall Flack
Glidewel & Flack Beverares
John Schadusteel
Sterling Theater
Biz Theater
Neilson
Paroty Hi Vanderhoot
Eddie Mack
Greeley Tasanes
Lincoln Park
Ward
Philadelphia Yankees? unclear game summary
Baseball score fragment shows National League context with Philadelphia and Brooklyn listed, plus scattered player surnames Meyer Wahatunly Samil Van Cuyk Byakine Calpanetin. Details are fragmentary and unclear about teams, innings, or outcomes.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Meyer
Wahatunly
Samilulek
van Cuyk
Byakine
Calpanetin
Wallard Wins 500-Mile Memorial Race in Chantilly
Wallard earns 64 412 for victory in the 500 mile Alllprave Memorial Day run in Chantilly France. Hart and Shirley lead American entries in amateur French golf final while Paris hosts inter national tennis finals. Ravin tops at Suffolk Downs with 19.40 payout and Belmont totals highlight racing notes.
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Associated Vrese
Jananosis
Hee “Wallard
Chantily
France
Hoh Knowles
Brookline
Mass
Finels
Paris
Boris Hart
Shirley
New York
Belmont
Boston
U_ S
Ravin
Suffolk Lawns
Inglewood
Galif
Tollywrod Park
OPS Oversight on Services and Stabilization Rules
The report cites OPS guidance on services offered by individuals under OPS control, noting that seasonal services like pack trips and hunting outings fall under stabilization rules. Wilkinson highlighted that hospital, summer camp, and harvesting services were covered in the base period, with upcoming hearings and June conferences planned in Pueblo. In Omaha, a Pueblo-Omaha Western League game was rained out with Omaha leading 3-0 in the seventh inning and a rematch set for tomorrow night.
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Denver
OPS
Lacy Wikingan
Fle
Cnseg
Wilkinson
Robert
Jenner
OPS Bavances
Colorado
Pueblo
Omaha
Teime
Puebla
Sale of Browns Reported and Denied in New York
New York column claims the St. Louis Browns were sold to a syndicate led by Hil Veek formerly part owner of the Cleveland Indians. Browns president DeWitt denied the report, calling it untrue. A separate note reports the body of 15 year old Jack Koger of Derby Colorado found after drowning at a lake near Welby. Tyrone Power suspended by Century Fox for refusing a role in Lydia Batley. Betty Grable also suspended.
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New York
Jimmy Canam
The
Pat
St. Louis Browns
Hil Veeck
Clevelaid Indians
Browns
I DeWitt
Jack Koger
Bolentony Colo
Derby
Colo
Pinte Tiver
Adams Gominy
Lyle
Ales
Welby
Tyrone Power
Hollywood
al O
Twen
Baseball Scores From Multiple Leagues Include Portland and Montreal
The summary lists multiple baseball results across leagues. Pacific Coast League shows Portland 8 over Los Angeles 2 and other pairings such as San Francisco 2 over San Diego 7, Oakland 4 over Hollywood 6. American Association features Louisville 7 over Des Moines 1, Indianapolis 8 over Minneapolis 1, and Raleigh City 8 over Milwaukee 1. International League notes Montreal 0 over Toronto 5 and Ottawa 1 over Hamilton 0. Texas, Southern, and Western leagues pipe in assorted scores with Fort Worth 0 over Dallas 8 and Denver 2 over Stony City 0, while weather and scheduling notes appear amid fragmented names and places.
Denver Bears Rally to 2-0 Victory Over Sioux City
In a rain affected game, the Denver Bears defeated Sioux City 2 to 0 as pitchers Taelies and Bo Pallea matched zeroes. Only about 40 spectators braved drizzle to witness Hallen’s dominant relief effort for Denver.
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Denver Bears
Sioux City
an—Alhough
Hal Totes
Tohlehl
Taelies
Denver
Bo Pallea
Hallen
Wallard Wins 663612 Dollar Indianapolis 500 Prize
Indianapolis May 1 The Wallard winner of the 1911 Indianapolis Speedway 100 mile auto race received a record purse of 663,612.12 tonight. Total cash prizes for 23 drivers and car owners set a new record while the overall purse for the event this year reached 207,060, up from last year. Wallard and Muriel Belanger of Grawn Point will split the win per their arrangement. Official standings were reshuffled before tonight’s victory dinner, moving Andy Linden up two spots and ranking Ball and Banks amid a 59 second spread among the top cars.
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Indianapolis
the Wallard
Johanie Parsons
Wallard
Muriel Belanger
Grawn Point, Inc
Winnity Cay
Chester
Ricker
Ther
Andy Linden
Los Angeles
Calif
Bobby Hall
Wheenty
Ariz
Orth
Henry Banks
Compton
Thesehrea Cnrs
Linden
Ball
Banks
OPS Authorizes Higher Prices for Cotton Seed Cake
Washington reports OPS approved higher prices for cotton seed cake to cover transportation costs and ensure supplies for livestock. TheOffice of Price Stabilization said the move will raise costs for dealers and could affect livestock feeders amid shortages and longer routes to distant markets.
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OPS
Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Charles to Fight Walcott July 18 details emerge
Curaga and Exzar Chaves negotiate as heavyweight contender names surface in Pittsburgh. Mentions of Jersey Joe Walcott and UK involvement hint at a planned July 18 bout with early framing and incomplete details.
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Charles
Walcott
Curaga
Exzar Chaves
Joe Walcott Mme
Pittsburgh
Lily
Unclear Conulatte Description From Singapore Vague Text
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a U S consulate in Singapore and a principal staff member, with references to a building at Collyer Quay in Singapore. Details are incomplete, but imply the consulate is housed near the Wilton Building in the heart of the city.
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Singapore
United States
Yinanyme
Collyer Quay
Bingapore
Big Three Invite Russia To Conference In Washington
The Big Three invited Russia today to a foreign ministers conference in Washington on July 22 to discuss Len slona, which threaten world pener. The invitation challenges the Soviets to end ten weeks of quibbling that left the big Four deputy ministers deadlocked on subjects for discussion, a conference originally suggested by Russia.
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Big
Russia
Washington
Lenslona
Controls Tightened On Sugar Exports
Washlightn May 1 government controls on sugar exports were tightened. The agriculture department and commerce jointly ordered exporters of more than 15 tons to certify the shipment did not originate from domestic supplies before an export license is approved. An April 30 order had covered over 1,000 tons. Officials noted domestic refined sugar sells at a discount to world prices, affecting exports and pricing.
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Washlightn
Agriculture Department
commerce e+ payiment
Former Mines Prof Crain Given Probation After Prison Sentence
Golden Colorado May former Colorado School of Mines professor and public relations director M. Crain received probation after a two to five year prison term for embezzling about 10 000 in student publication funds. He pleaded no contest and had repaid 196 000 with plans to retire to Washington for a federal post.
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Golden
Colo
M. Crain
Forer
Colorado School] of Mines
Tony Yom Soritenes
Crain
Prignis Sid Grain
Washington
Worrem
State Department
Malay Women Unite Against Easy Divorce Push
Malay women organized to oppose easy divorce, claiming husbands can end marriages too easily. United Malayan National Organization members insist on protections and plan to push for changes at the upcoming annual meeting, citing lack of safeguards for wives.
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United Malayan National
Lin Kala
Cattle Price Rollback Reset Date Shifts to June 4
Government changes the rollback date to June 4 to apply the 10 percent price ceiling uniformly across slaughterers. The adjustment affects accounting periods starting May 20 and aims to keep live cattle pricing fair among rivals, with fractions of periods treated under a new averaging method. Additional rollbacks of 4.5 percent are set for August 1 and October 1, with further free-float adjustments planned for wholesale and retail levels.
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Washington
Pricam
Prica Wtabilisation
Aiade
OPS
Acc
Tate
UBB
Two CSCE Grads Will Field Teams Against Hancock Next Season
Western Biante college appoints Don Cumley as head football coach to lead two Colorado State graduates against Hancock at Colorado Mines. The Hancock Brennecke teacher pupil rivalry spanned 1847 1848 1950 with Mines winning 12 0 in 1949 and the Beary 14 6 16 13 6 in other years.
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Rocky Mountain
John W. Hancock
Frite Brennecke
Colorado Mines
Hancock
Cumley
Hancock-Brennecke
Frud Staple
Beary
Wancock
Frits Breanecke
Cumlay
Fulbright seeks probe of RFC loan to B and O
Sen Fulbright calls for a thorough inquiry by the Department of Justice into an $87 million Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. He argues a bad deal was made and notes court decisions upheld the arrangement. The dispute traces to 1932 and 1945 bankruptcy actions with charges and countercharges.
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Fulbright
D-Ark
Department of Juatica Inty
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fulbriehht
Tobey
R-N.h
RFC
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
R and O
Congress
TPO
Gas Tanker Explodes in Omaha Killing Driver
A gasoline tanker crash near 26th and Center Streets in Omaha killed the 27 year old driver Robert Woodworth. The blaze injured about 25 office workers and damaged the Kellogg Ceron plant building, while residents and workers fled as flames spread along the street. The truck reportedly veered, hit parked cars, and rolled into a two story cement block structure.
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May YI
Cfties
Strees
Atree
Kellogg Ceron Company
26Th
Center Streets
Omaha
ne.Meved
Robert Woodworth
Omaba
Transit, Inc
Hermany Nebr
Woodworth
Sali
Marning
Stray Bullet Kills Pacific Fireman in Martinez Cab
Stray 22 caliber bullet struck John C. McLaughlin 20 of Port Costa in the temple while in a Southern Pacific locomotive cab during switching near Martinez. He died at the scene. deputies investigated a possible shooter as a target. Also reports say a suburban crossing crash killed Mrs Frances Ox 49 and a child, Houltan 12, Milwaukee.
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Southern Pacific
John C. Te Laughlin
Port Costa
le Bram
Sherrit
Daucter
Frances Ox
Marpare
Houltan
Milwaukee
Sevelt
Lake
A Roy
Clark Gable Faces Suit for Divorce From Sylvia Ashley
Actor Clark Gable is sued for divorce by his wife the former Sylvia Ashley in Monica California May. She accuses mental cruelty and cites eighteen months of marriage with his fees and other charges.
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Sylvia Ashley
Bamb Monica
Calif
May
Sylvia Webley
Douglas Fairbanks
Cable
Western Kansas Storm Losses Reach Millions
Western Kansas storm losses run into millions with Garden City seeing about 1 million dollars in insured losses. A single insurer estimated damages to homes at roughly 150 dollars each and about 1,000 cars damaged in the area. An expert projected widespread wheat crop destruction across the affected 7000 square miles, with significant impact on wheat and livestock.
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Garden City
Kana
Kansas
Decal Decor Deciloorsania Transfers in Art Display
A quirky note describes decal decor transfers as a means to add color and decoration to painted surfaces. The text suggests they can enhance presentation and artistic detail on various items. No clear person or organization is identified.
Attacks Multiply Against Controls In Government Policy
Washington officials criticize federal wage price controls as chamber and retail leaders warn of economic ruin if extended two years. Hernan W Steinkraus and President Rowland Jones Jr among speakers urge restraint while Bricker questions legality of profit regulation. Lawmakers from Texas decry broad government measures as harmful.
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U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Hernan W. Steinkraus
Bridgeport
Genn
Chamber
Brown
Ottu
Stolnkrkus
Wage Stabilization Board
le House
Rowland Jones Jr
American Retail Federation
Senate Banking Committee
Fuuula
Ta Hyatt
Jones
Eric Johnston
Bricker
B.qhio
Texas
Goussedt
Walter E. Rogere
Gasset
U. S
New Squeeze on Bank Credit Is Recommended
Washington May 31 federal officials propose an emergency measure to empower the federal reserve board to raise reserve requirements on banks including nonmember state banks as a curb on lending. The four agency report lists present controls and indicates state banks could be forced to hold specified deposit proportions, removing funds from private borrowers. The plan is backed by Defense Mobiliser Charles B Wilton and includes continued and tightening controls on real estate and installment buying. Local notes report a separate incident of a misplaced gold quarter eagle found in parking meters in Logansport Indiana.
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Washington
White House
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Ite Atyeay Hiestory
Unser
Defense
Charles B. Wilton
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Reserve Board
Willa McChesney Martin, Jr
Leon H. Keyserling
Chaiman
President's Council of Economic Advisors
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