Big Tornado Deaths In New Mexico And Damaged City
A deadly tornado in New Mexico killed several, injuring many and causing extensive property damage. One victim, Geist of Paterson New Jersey, died from injuries. Alfred Holbrook is listed among the dead. Los Angeles resident Mrs Brewer is among the injured in hospital with serious conditions. Officials fear total losses may exceed seventy five thousand dollars as relief workers estimate six thousand needed for immediate aid.
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Iatia Geist
Paterson
N. J
Cys
Alfred Holook
Mra
D. MM. Brewer
Los Angeles
Lowrist
Ueber
Work Starts on 90000 Volt Line From Lupton
Fort Lupton report that construction of a new 90000 volt line by Public Service Co of Colorado will extend from Lupton to Greeley and Valmont near Boulder. Delays due to material shipments push start to June, with about fifty additional workers, improving service for Colorado Central and Public Service customers and creating local employment.
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Fort Lupton
Manager & M. Ely
Fort
Titty Lott
Alle Électriciang Reguly
Gerviea Tie Patrona
Colorado Central Wer Company
Sar'yies Company
Nis
Colorado
Ie Press ‘Lee
New Mexico
Two Fliers Dead After City Plane Crash in Scottsbluff
A plane crash in Scottsbluff Nebraska killed five aboard including Lyman of Holdrege and Roy Abby, division superintendent of a company. The craft descended toward A street and exploded on impact, burning bodies beyond recognition while bystanders watched.
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City
Scottsbluff
Euttschedt
Neb
Viethny
Moana
Gers
Talen
Vetn
Hol Ree
Acotishlaf
R. L.gnl
Servica Cam
PY Nero, Bownwel
Tetals
Gangsters Die in Chicago Gun Battle at Hotel Manning
Chicago June 1 a gangland shootout at the Hotel Manning ended with three gangsters killed and four wounded, including Mrs Vivian McGinn 37 wife of a Chicago attorney. The attack, staged by associates of Terry Druggan and the Jon Reills gang, left the dining room littered with bullets as gunmen fired from a front window then fled in darkness. A Ford coupe stolen earlier was later linked to the incident.
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Chicago
Ong i
Ie Ded
Terry Druggan
Ovey
Turbulent Valley Diatelet
Bai Pellar
Michael Quik
HN Dae Bertsche
George Dingean
Terry
Vivian McGin
Woyanton
George Drogekas
Tony Nord
Joseph Saergari
Sam Pister
Jon Reills Gans
Jar
Quick
Derlachs
Druggan
McGinnie
Fomos
Manning
Ellera
Stax
Quirk
Herlsche
Dioranton
McGinnia
Bulieta
Johnstown Legion Memorial Service Led by Tanita Post
Memorial Day services were conducted by Tanita Post No. 70 at Ulwall Cemetery in the morning with Vice-Commander Walter Wyss in charge. Members led readings and hymns, with auxiliary members assisting. Memorial Sunday services also took place at local high schools and churches in town.
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Hum- Dow
Taritad Brethern
Churetes
Delty
Flood Warnings As Poudre River Rises To Record Levels
Heavy rainfall along the Poudre caused rapid river rise near Fort Collins and Greeley. Bridges were endangered and floodwaters carried debris, with the flood peak brief but severe, prompting warnings and a look at potential dam and reservoir impacts.
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Sedona
Chambora Lake District
Camgon Pass
Mru
Webster
Poudre
Ennot
Fort Calline
W. A. Falloom
Bettone
Glen Fletcher
Liverthorn
Works Hotel
Cornell 4On Ranch
Poudre Tro
Ous
W. J. McAnally
Greeley
Tmnath
Frank Davis
Heatgate
Fort Col He
Sent
Grealay
Platte
St. Vrain
Lyons Satuday
First Annual Airplane Model Contest Winners Named
Jim Starkey led in air contests with top marks in scale models and indoor flying. Calland and Lorenz earned several prizes across senior, junior high, and grade school divisions. A long list of donors and prizes accompanied the event, highlighting youth competition and model aviation enthusiasm.
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Ulu
Adolph Lorenz
Calland
Starkey
LO Poltsia
Ant
Uiit 4A
Calland Gatble Pelnts Ag
Crest
Travex Starkey
Walter Cafland
Regine Ténisin
Walter Gattani
Templin
Rst
Arst
Jim Cazar
Windsor
Lorenz
Jonler High
Flrat
Robert
Meyer Ble Bend
Fay Woods
Aalt
Glen Culler
Eaton
Flret
Gale Rossing
Warren Caldwell
Gil
Priza
Scala Models Asat
Robert Meyar
Big Bend
Walshost and Toole
Mearthur Hardware Company
Mayer
Jim Cazer
Wisdam
J. C. Nelvan
Joweler
Adalylt Lorenz
Aero Digest
Dale Gordon
iModgel Airplane
Newa
Wy Itho
Junley High
Robert Moyer
Ani Prey
Cutaingy Hardware
Fay Woolf
Ault
Wille Weber
Glicrest
Mpc Airplane News
Ray Ginthker
Gllcrest
Glen Cutler
Grooley Bardware and Implement Company
Gale Rosling
Beet Growers Committee Sets Tentative Marketing Contract
A meeting of the Committee of Beet Growers in Weld County featured Len Siler of the federal board. The conference produced a tentative contract to be submitted to legal counsel for the association, aiming for direct involvement under the agricultural marketing plan. Local attendees included Ralphirk Eston, Palugrat Windsor, Carlson Greeley, Parrigh Johnston, and Paicake Tomes Nixon, with Nixon serving as counsel.
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Mountain Sister Beet Growers Marketing
Weld County Core
Hse
Len Siler
Federal
Farsi Board
Jrera
St Poaltiait
Wit Ahonil
Uke Ngeicultural
Ragiaion Conimittis
Tule
Ralphirk
Eston
Palugrat
Windsor
A. Carlson
Greeley
John
Endangered Treasure Thriller Involving Nancy Carvel
A damaged report recounts on the high seas a perilous plot around actress Nancy Carvel and her party including Jack Kirkland. The group faces deadly danger amid a gale while aboard the Capliit Trabonté as tensions rise and a murder is implied.
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Wancy Garvell
Gale
Abe Vestly
Nancy Carvel
Anatorynehe Capliit
Brest
Jack Kirkland
Accidents Take Two Lives Near Denver Sunday
Two separate fatal incidents near Denver include a motorcycle crash injuring a man from Sulivan and a horse riding accident fatally wounding Esther Windalph, 26, a former University of Denver student, with authorities investigating both cases.
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Denver
Adesataury
Esther Windalph
University of Denver
Ha Ferre
Public Service Foreman Killed on Timnath Line
Walter Mayena age 30 of Dow ner and Torgman of 4tranakinlon in king of the Public Service company were killed after contact with a Tish lehAtin wire while working a non pole near Mm. Wath, Cole, abort To a'rogk Saturday attack. Holme, Ceflow workers pli, apparently slinged on the pele and prrbled here. The body was found the around. No funeral planned. authorities announced no quest. Descriptions include Virgil Cilde and Bevrie ware, both from Denver.
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Walter Mayena
Downer
Torgman
4Tranakinlon
Copany
Cole
Win
Bevrie Ware
Virgil Cilde
Berk Clinsey
Ralyrt Ragiton
Denyor
Ford Announces Reductions on Passenger Cars
Ford Motor Company announces reductions of 5 to 35 in passenger cars and related tracks with deliveries planned through May 20. The report notes associated figures and mentions an Anchorage area coordination and local planning groups connected to airport guidance and municipal developments.
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Ford
Phe
Ford Motor Company
Aloget Urs and
Ruela
Paye Lasers
Tragic riding accident claims local rider Miss Wintorph
A devotee of horse riding Miss Wintorph died within minutes after vaulting during a public show. Witnesses say the outdoor event at the capital arena featured riders and a display of equestrian skill.
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Miss Wintorph
Bobby
Nara
Foi
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