Japan Agrees to Restore American Property in China
June 1 report says Japan will restore most American property in China and allow American missionaries to return. The American consulate in Shanghai confirms the return of property to the Southern Baptists and the Chapel Ualriat at Shanghai. Japanese authorities will permit missions to Nanking and issue passes for travel. An interdepartmental committee in Tokyo will study occupancy in central China and seek agreeable adjustment terms for affected properties.
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Grow
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Japan
China
America
University of Shanghai
Will Consider Suit for Car's Injury To Horse of Deason
Justice D G English heard a suit in which Evan Reason of the Deason Dairy sought $10 from Dr N B Andrews of Greeley and Windsor after a car struck a four horse team on the Greeley Loveland road near the Deager place. The horse died from a broken leg after being struck. Andrews said the team shied into the path of the car as it passed at about four miles per hour. The issue is whether proper care was used in passing the team. Plaintiff was represented by E Mann. defense by W I Bauch called it an unagi dant accident.
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D. G. English Thoesday
Evan Reason
Deason Dairy
Greeley
N. B. Andrews
Windsor
Andrews
Greeley-Loveland Road
Deager Place
Eaton junk dealer sues for fire losses in two suits
David Brown an Eaton junk dealer filed two district court suits seeking 3006 from each of two fire insurance companies for a total claimed fire loss of 9427 sustained in June. Defendants named are the Union Assurance Society Ltd and the International Guarantee Corporation. Robert L. McBeigal is attorney for the plaintiff.
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David Brown
Eaton Junk Dealer
Jun
Union Axsuranen Society, Ltd
Iifelltyanil Guaranty Corporation
Robert JL. McBeygal
Buying Utilities Aids Market In New York
A struggling market mixed gains with losses as utilities aided gains while overall activity softened. About 1,000,000 shares changed hands as investors reacted to earlier profit taking and a rally in select issues, with various stocks retreating by day’s end.
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New York
Flaney
Graduation Day at Greeley Diehl School Commencement
The largest class in school history, 215 graduates, will receive diplomas at the Greeley Diehl School commencement in the Gigillh Avenue gymnasium at 8 o clock Thursday. Admission requires tickets. Dr. Warvld EL Benjamin of the University of Colorado will discuss Our Changing World. Superintendent Hubert TD. We aridge will present the leadership trophy to Ernest O'Byrne and Llotue Culuta. Scholarships will be announced. The Rev. Bruite Inglis will give the invocation. Allan Block, president of the senior class, will welcome. Principal Revere Gilchriast and Ralph Bate will present diplomas and confer degrees.
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Thy Department of Education
Lio University of Colorado
Benjamin
Hubert TD. Wearidge
Ernest O'Byrne
Llotue Culuta
Numarots
Bruite- Inglis
Allan Block
Pernicipal Revere Gil
Money to widen Poudre Highway in Fort Collins area
Kanpiwer county officials announce an allotment of 24000 dollars for improving the Poudre road to be made available next week. About 15000 dollars are set for Wilutilag Ue Dry Narrow and nearby upper sections, with additional funds allocated as available.
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Kanpiwer County
Cotamla
Fort Collings
Wilutilag Ue
Edtirad
Wis
Britain Moves to Forge Peace in Spain Amid War Weariness
Britain intends a sixfold diplomatic effort to reunite the Spanish government and insurgents for a roundtable peace conference. Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain spearheads a plan approved with Italy’s Mussolini to curb the Spanish Civil War and press for withdrawal of foreign volunteers. The plan also touches on Czechoslovakia’s Sudeten issue and broader European steps to restore peace, with a key Interventions Committee meeting set for Thursday.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Spai
Czechoslovakia
Germany
France
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Benito Munsolini
Italy
Adolf Titler
Bello
Nalion Jon
Injured by Horse In California Jack Carrel
Jack Carrel, son of Lea B. Carrel, was knocked down by a horse while working on a foundation at Long Beach and is in a Los Angeles hospital for about four weeks. A letter to Mr. Carrel notes he is recovering but gives few details and indicates serious injuries. The incident occurred last Friday and he is expected to remain hospitalized. Also reported, a 2 year old boy, Robert Charles Curtis, died after drowning in a water tank at his grandfather P. Curtis’s farm near Proctor, Colorado.
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Jay Carrel
Lea B. Carrel
Greeley
Los Angeles
Carrel
Tiele
Long Beach
Sterling
Sterling Fire Department
Robert Charles Curtis
P. Curtis
Proctor
Colo
New Features For Greeley Fourth Parade Plans
Plans for the 193% Fourth of July Parade in downtown Greeley promise one of the most elaborate events yet with many new features. Bands from Lingportation will participate, outside entrants invited, and civic groups urged to join, with prizes ranging up to $49 for out of town entries and various placements for local floats and stunts.
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Greeley Point
Greeley
Fiat
Rev Kober Opens New Pastorate In Greeley Sunday
The Rev Mai'viir B Kober arrives to lead the Thai Methodist church in Greeley with an 11 am service at the Ley Ley Ley Ley Ley Ley Ley Ley High School auditorium The pastor comes from Montrose where he aided a growing church and school and where debt was cleared He is a graduate of Ashbury College and University of Denver The Kobers travel with no children and Mrs Kober is Pauline Springfield of Birmingham AL
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Mai'viir B. Kober
Ueely
Greeley High School
Kaber
Colorado
J. B. Wand
Mitchell
Greeley
Montrose
Methodist
Odk
Pal Atf
Iis Church
Rover
Grail Mesa Waworth League Institute
Hy Ty
Charles
City
Ray
Kober
Dalhart
Wesr
Texas
Ashbury College
Wilmore
Stanley Jones
Pred Saber
Fitt Graduate School of Theology
University of Denver
Grant Avenue
Dover
Springfield
Dassball
Bedvehtoy
Pauline Springfield
Birmingham
Realtors Acts Under Fire in Hearing Here
Colorado real estate board held an all day hearing in Loveland involving Mrs. Bertha Mulmoon and several agents over alleged misrepresentations in a Greeley housing deal. W. J. Simma L. Tack Joy Colin Mackley and others faced questions about commissions payments and office arrangements. The board will issue a decision later, with Ahstrand Summers and Hinckley noted for potential conflicts due to working agreements.
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Colorado State Real Estate Board
Bertha Mulmoon
Loveland
W. J. Simma
Mackley
Wasaibly
Ty Ant Gira
James J. Summers
Boar
Ahistrand
Summers
Ahtstrand
Real Estate Wien
Hinckley
AL Grand Building
Amstrand
Simme
Bummers
Hoover Takes Over Florida Kidnap Hunt
Federal authorities intensify pursuit in the Cash kidnapping case in Florida with Hoover directing the FBI from Miami. A large posse storms Metaty area while suspects are questioned and a $10,000 reward remains for information leading to capture and conviction.
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Pusley Caaldo
Cas
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Wyers
Mino
Washington
Aubordimates
Mundreda
Wakorng
Tyone
Se Kidauser
Pal Beach
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Miami Herald
Ans
Shoas
College High Initiates 6 in Honor Group
Six new members were initiated into the National Honorary Society at College High, with new executive officers installed. Initiates include Shirley Carpenter, Frances Doney, Willard McCurdo, Ruth Frederick, Marilyn Mclintosh, and Bill Lott. Principal Dr William L. Wintle introduced the group. Helen Zafinet is sponsor.
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Students Association
College High School
Shirley Carpenter
Prances Doney
Willard McCurdo
Ruth Frederick
Marilyn Melntoth
Bill Lott
National
Willam TL. Wiintde
Cblase High
Helen Zafinett
Artiny Elder
Glen McEwen
Gaillard Matison
Officas
Tete Aftlag
Cle McSwen
Donald Garson
Don Inmann
Ward McMurdo
Anna Mag Twing
Loren
Lorraing Dishion
Don Carson
Free Bus Rides For Shoppers on Friday Here
Greeley merchants sponsor City Wide Dollar Days Friday and Saturday June 3 and 4. Free downtown bus transportation will be provided for opening day as part of the sale blitz. More than 35 stores participate with ads on the second section and a front page feature showing each store’s offerings. The Chamber of Commerce-backed event aims to bring shoppers downtown for bonafide value.
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Trand Center
Greeley
Uta
Torday
Uappeirk
olishiaAding Horgain
Reinl Chamber of Commerce
Tony
Aunnonneementa
Eiohorate
Uberetuil Comimilice
Storeo
First Christian Church Installs Electric Organ
The First Christian Church installs a new electric organ as the first step in plans to enhance the sanctuary. Additional improvements, including the baptistry, are planned for this year. A dedicatory service will be held soon with city leaders invited. several organists will be given duties as the instrument is tested.
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Christiat Ebuyrel
Elanimond
Ure Dinkell
Tals
Anich
Gregvabraul
Weather Summary for Colorado and Wyoming Regions
Partly cloudy Thursday night and Friday with cooler temperatures in western areas. Colorado reports mild daytime highs with partly cloudy skies. Wyoming shows mostly sunny conditions, then cooler air moving in from the west Friday into the south.
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Colorado
Wyoming
President Would Limit Utilities' Competition
Cato Nederland reports a drowning tragedy as 22 month old Pauline Basnett daughter of Otis and Mrs Basnett disappeared while playing near Caribou Creek. Firemen from Iron Boucer and deputies used an inhalator in a vain revival attempt after family members reported the loss. The child's father recently began work as a WPA ground keeper at the Boulder Panitariumn.
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Cato
Pauline Basnett
Otis Bassete
Caribou
Rantier
Liebedy
Sam McDermott
Rex Long
Iron Boucer
WPA
Gmploye
The
Boulder Panitariumn
Oil Firms Fined 360000 by U S Judge in Probe
U S Judge fined 23 major oil companies and 11 officers a total 360000 plus 85000 costs for illegal margin fixing of wholesale gasoline in the Midwest. Several pleas were accepted with penalties, while others go to trial September 23. Names include Socony Vacuum, Shell, Phillips, Continental, and more across Chicago Milwaukee Tulsa Denver and New York.
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Maison
Wis
Jun
Wtige Patriot T. Llons
Thafy
Il Lagally
Midwest
Tidgy Shona
Nola
Anter Nola
Galth Midigay
Gtcl Company
Iniividual
the Socony
Viovan Oil Company
Ing
Charles J. Arnolt
Waghams Oil Company
A. G. Bmaiguire
Milwaukee
Swadard of Company
Lidigua
Pues Ball
General Ales Midger
Chicago
Clues Service Company
Mimpire
Kellning Company
Harry D. Frucault
Vies Preelient
Tulsa
Continental OH Company
Edward Kaestedt
Denver
Pura 682
G. C. Morris
Shell Petroleum Corp
Alexander Fraser
St. la Binclair Refining Company
J. W. Carnes
New York City
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corppean
W. McDowall
Tulsi
Phillips Petroleum Company
Frank Phillips
Borleaville
Ola. Ohio of Company
Shelly Oil Company
Public Works Fund Restored By the Senate
Washington June 2 The Senate overrode its appropriations committee to restore the public works appropriation to 605,000,000 matching the House total as Senator Hoyer drove a floor fight to raise the 355,000,000 committee figure Senator Wheeler led a bid to earmark funds for specific purposes proposing 200,000,000 of the 845,000,000 PW appropriation for reclamation and freight projects He argued it was the only way to boost the nation s capital assets.
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Washington
Senate
Appropriations Committee
House
Hoyer
Arizona
Wheeler
Montana
Miy
Greeley Officials to Speak at State Municipal League
Two Greeley officials plan to attend the Sixth annual convention of the Colorado Municipal League in Longmont next Tuesday. City Attorney Robert G. Smith will join a round table on standard pedlars ordinance and Maydaymor as, while Mayor E M Colpitta will speak on polling radio. Alderman Cal Krug is also slated to attend from Greeley.
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Greeley Clly
Colorado Municipal League of
Longaton
Aronday
Ely
Robert G. Smith
E. M. Colpttta
Pollog
Stein
Cal Krug
Fom Greeley
Nol W Myetuber
The
Leasrua
Private Companies To Be Given Chance To Sell Before Competition
Washington June 2 Senator Barkley spoke during a debate on restricting WPA funds for cooperative planning that would compete with privately owned utilities. The plan would prevent government loans from aiding public systems unless municipalities demonstrate good faith intent to buy existing private plants at a just price. Barkley warned such rules risk delaying projects and inviting court battles over what constitutes a fair price and acceptance.
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Washington
Lawler Barkley
Airites
Barkley
Danate
WPA
Senate Appropriations
PWA
Such &Rovision
Josmopolitans to send big delegation to Tulsa convention
Greeley Cosmopolitan club will be represented by delegates at the Cosmopolitan International convention in Tulsa Oklahoma June 12 to 13. Named from Greeley are C Boyle P W Boyle Charles W Beer F S Wiles P C Mann J M Cameron O R Capron and likely N W Anuslin with several wives also attending. Delegates may contest the Manual Arts awards adopted as the Boys Work Program. Contests cover woodwork electricity ornamental iron work forge technical drawing and other manual arts. International president William Buckey will preside over sessions.
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Greeley
Tulsa
Cosmopolitan International
Cosmopolitan Club
Pulse
William 7. Buckey
Cosmopolitan
Mrs. Jackson
Joan
Mra
Dan Tanner
Cartervilla
Commissioner Asks Probe of Radio Industry
Washington report says Commissioner George Payne of the Federal Communications Commission urged a congressional inquiry into the radio industry. He claimed the commission is susceptible to undue pressure and that some lawyers practice before it have become aggressive. The chairman supported a early next month start to a thorough investigation into the radio industry including alleged favoritism and political candidate influence.
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Washington
George Payne
The
Communications Commission
Payne
Rogan
Radio Jndueley
Huchiditg
Tas
Ugnolus
McNineh
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Warren Corbi
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