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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1941
Page
3
Dewitt Mackenzie highlights a wartime broadcast on The Church Tower page with music by the London Philharmonic Orchestra and remarks on Nazi propaganda. The piece notes British naval moves around Crete and the Near East, with analysis of Hitler’s strategy, Turkish implications, and the war’s broader political stakes.
The Washington Merry Go Round discusses a rapid shift of the Pacific fleet toward the Atlantic with Hawaii and the Aleutians as bases. It argues for long distance patrols and island stations, including Azores Canary Cape Verde, as essential to guarding Atlantic approaches and potentially rerouting defenses from Gibraltar. It mentions Roosevelt’s Navy Department studies and a separate ad denouncing John L. Lewis.
A fragmentary tale recalls chalk cliffs once marine, formed by long vanished creatures. It mentions Ed Mickey, a writer, paddling from San Francisco to New York in 1940 with a 17 to 19 year span and a motorist aiding a recovery near Holidayshores, Pia. The piece closes with a teaser about a Hairless Man tomorrow.
A jumble of crossword clues and garbled entries appears, listing across and down items with scattered proper nouns and times from various locales. Names such as Ferrara Swann and Windsor Library mingle with place names and irregular fragments, resembling a heavily corrupted puzzle page and schedule listings.
A livid session in a camell chamber venue features Towle challenging attendees to elect a new leader amid sharp debates over personalities. Senator Capper of Kansas wins attention from Walter Winchell, while broader topics include U.S. insurance declines and Axis actions.
A scanned Greeley Daily Tribune column recalls events from 19 years earlier. It mentions Mevavallon for a new Model Mull and a wider way, construction contracts, and details about the Uxcavacian project. The piece notes flood and storm damage in the Greeley area, Salvation Army officers in charge, and a large attendance at performances. Rainfall data and local events across Flenson Valleys and nearby college areas are included alongside city governance notes and Boy Scouts fundraising efforts.
A garbled quoted passage mocks Mexican stereotypes and describes a cocktail with water lemon sugar and a celebratory toast. The text reflects prejudice and unclear context about Americans and a presumed drink. It reads as a fragmented social note from a railroad setting.
The June bookmobile timetable from West County Library, driven by a WPA driver per County Horarlau John Matheraai, lists stops across towns and schools with times ranging from morning to afternoon. Notable venues include Grover Library, Keota Branch, Urigestinia, Frederick Library, Erie Library, Idaho Creek, Pleasant View, Saint Vrain School, Gilcrust School, Mountain View School, Wattenburg, Independence, Tonvilla School, Seton, Avhton School, Purcell Library, Olive Branch, Wyath School, Anlt Library, Observatory, Smith Keto, Sarmanes, Oneas School, Clin Echool, Pierce School, San Library, Erkenbeck School, Whipple School, Mead Library, Valley View, Masters Library, Milway Service, Kuller, Lagatte, Hig Head, Four Way School, Kennesburg, Pell Brothers Store, Kiowa School, Rogren Library, Inhneinwa, SEKen Library, and Jones.
Gill W T L Club members hosted on Wednesday with a noon luncheon and program including club singing led by Mrs Varney a one act play Truett Goes Marching On and a moving picture Meat and Romance by Henry Parker. Other acts included A Happy Home and musical numbers Came to the File and Sweetest Life Fellow. About 60 attended a subsequent beef fry at Island Grove Parks.
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