Annual Red Cross Meet Slated For Weld County
County residents are urged to attend the annual Weld County chapter American Red Cross meeting set for June 10 at o'clock. Guest speaker is Arthur Cardinal of Washington, D.C., assistant to the delegate of the International Red Cross. Captain Robbins, a war veteran now at Denver's File Smone hospital, will speak. Election of the executive board and committee reports are planned.
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Weld County
American Teed Cross
Arthur Cardinal
Washington
Te International Hed Uress
Robbins
Filesmone Hospital
Denver
Ntecuilus
Giant C. Turner
Red Croce
Expresset Eratltte Calon
Leing
Anbomco Nr
Caydicnva Ag Uo
Grevley
Nyatiavis
Trial of Loveland Business Man Opens
Paul Draper an 18 year old Loveland businessman faced trial in Justice B G Begush court charged with drunken driving from a May 16 crash on highway 348 east of the POW camp. Clarence Smotherman 60 of Grace Joy Route 4 was the other driver. Draper pleaded not guilty and has been free on bond since the accident with a July hearing set. Deputy District Attorney Hubert D Waldo presented the case as defense witnesses testified.
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Paul Draper
Loveland
Court of Justice
B.G. Begush
Draper
Inva Golliston
Clarence Smotherman
Grace Joy
Creeley
City Nolice
Liherty
Teatlingny
Carl Gordon
J. Ly Gorackd
Herbert Clark
Ralph Dalley
Recésa
Nrg Smothermas
Leo Buy
Forrest Yockey
Forrest Powers
Ir ‘Timken
Charlee H. Shaw
Grenlay
Drayer
Re. Welta
Dufente
Resach
British Carrier Aircraft Hit German Convoy Off Norway
British carrier craft attacked a three-ship German convoy off Stadtindet on Norway's west coast. All ships were damaged as four escort vessels and antiaircraft ships were hit. two naval fighters were reported lost.
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Stadt Iindet
Norway
Lie Admiralty
Lodas
Ny Communions
Hat
Berlin Speculates on Balkan Front First
Berlin broadcasts speculated the invasion of western Europe may be preceded by a Balkan front. Associated Press quoted dispatches from Syria and Lebanon via Ankara saying Anglo-Americans massed forces in the near east. Airplane production to be cut cited Senator Murray urging immediate steps to forestall abrupt contract cancellations tied to Brewster Aeronautical.
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Europe
Balkan
Associated Press
Syria
Lebanon
Ankara
Afar
New York
Senate
James E. Murray
D. Mout
Congress
Brewster Aeronautical Corporation
Court actions span estates divorces and local cases
In Eaton Glayton estate probate lists James G Glaston deceased with Fay Ahna named admin. Divorce suit filed by Dorothy Laughlin seeks custody and support for child from Merle Laughlin. District court hears case on six jurors. a rape charge and several police court fines appear. A pay status bridge project at Kawore Lakes is noted as the world’s longest seating bridge.
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Glayton
James G. Glaston
Eaton
Ufo
Catnis
Fay Ahna
Jennyton
Dorothy J. Laughlin
Vorca
Alstrict
Merley
Laughlin
Gheyenna
Dodie Auto
Ronan
Salvage Crew Enjoys USO at Grewey Club in New Raymer
A lively USO gathering at Grewey USO club near New Raymer features the 676th QM Salvage, First Platoon and Headquarters Company, with Sgt Keith W. Shull leading salvage work across nearby towns. Soldiers collect over a hundred tons of scrap in four days, admire the chow, and swap stories, as Second Fleet moves in under Lt John R Q Ox. A truck belt break sparks quick field repair by Krall and McCosH, showcasing improvisation in wartime logistics. American Indians reported livestock values for 1943 total $12,208,144.
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Grewey Uso
Unio
Ueeadquartera
QM Salvage
Divoind Fio Frovels
Keith W. Shull
Vern K. Peteraen
Nuno
Jahngtown
Corniah
Galeton
Bcrap
Ray
Sounded
Everwalcoria
Avery Gi
Hica
Flee Try
Ty la
Jonn
New Raymer
Fain
Frederick
Richard L Girard
Keenesburg
Tong
Serag
New A ‘Mer
Waa
John HH. Krall
Walter H. McCosh
Bott
Krall
Kroll
Mall
McCosk
Sock Robinson
Tadla Sam
Greeley Feed Prices Reported in June Market
The June price sheet from Greeley shows selling figures across feed products with light demand and steady overall market. Notable items include U.S. No. 2 and California white oats, various colorados, and U.S. commodities values, as rail car lots and pack sizes shift.
Bricker Charges CIO Money Use in Campaigns
Ohio Governor Bricker accuses the CIO of steering funds to oppose New Deal allies and aid anti New Deal candidates. He claims the group intimidates voters to influence the approaching election and calls for public awareness and action to halt the alleged campaign spending.
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Trenton
Joan W. Bricker
Ohio
Mnoney
Seerek
Roosevelt
Thdeker
Markets Denver and Chicago grain and livestock roundup
Beaver stock report shows calves mostly Blockers with steady tone for steers and cows at 11.50, heifers up to 16.60, and heavy buyers active on vealers. Wool and sheep markets steady to higher with mutton and lambs indicated. Chicago grain futures weaken on anticipated light flour demand, with spring and winter wheat futures down due to poor crop signals and weak Winnipeg trade.
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Denver
Beaver
WSDA
WHA
Ralavle
Pinmon
Shelly Caaners
WEA
Eenready
Hinde
Derand Brosieat
Goon Ani
Dewand Supply
Anthing
Ned
Salanle Phecp
Cricago
Chicago
Winniper
Best Buys in Food: War Food Admin lists top fruits and vegetables
In Denver and Colorado markets, dry and green onions, Irish potatoes, cabbage, carrots, tomatoes, rhubarb, spinach, grapes, and oranges appear among the War Food Administration's recommended fresh fruit and vegetable picks for this week. The list highlights both new and old stock as strong buys amid market availability.
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Denver
War Food Administration
Colorado
WFA
Wall Street Premed and Market Trends Highlight War-Era Gains
Wall Street opened amid mixed data as prewar optimism lifted some shares while coal and railroad groups lagged. Trading saw cautious gains with investors watching earnings, dividends, and inflation signals as the market edged up from a volatile session.
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Kalbauf
Cdi
Econl
Roosevelt uncertain on Near East oil pipeline plan
President Roosevelt spoke amid ambiguity over an American built oil pipeline in the Near East. He noted no one knows if a pipeline will be built or who would pay, and that details hinge on negotiations around an oil concession owned by an American company.
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Washington
Ravecvelt
Mediteccanenn
Itty Grege
Widch
Taderl
United States
Near East
Trane
Justice e Young to Keynote Weld County Democrats Meeting
John C. Young, chief justice of the Colorado Supreme Court, will deliver the keynote at the Weld County Democratic convention set for June 10 at 10 am in Inland Grove park grandstand. Chairman John R. Wheeler announced Friday as Democrats plan precinct caucuses next Monday to elect 427 delegates. Police report prowlers in the Tenth and Eleventh avenues area and Cranford Place vicinity, with attempted break-ins between 11 pm and midnight, but no arrest made.
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Tyallee
John C. Young
Colorado
Springs
Colorado Supreme Court
Inland Grove Park
John R. P. Wheeler
Jane G
Cranford Place
Glen
Advisory Committees Named by ODT for Trucking Industry
The Office of Defense Transportation announced advisory committees will be formed in 83 cities to improve compliance with the equipment conservation program. Cities include Dallas San Antonio Houston Denver Los Angeles Seattle San Francisco Sacramento and Portland. Some tankers now carry up to 38 000 barrels of fuel oil and the convoys often include ambulances planes jeeps and trucks.
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ODT
Washington
Office of Defense Transportation
Istriet
Dallas
San Antonio
Houston
Denver
Los Angeles
Seattle
San Francisco
Sacramento
Portland
Ore
Is Epilepsy Inherited and What Causes It
A brief, readable note questions whether epilepsy is inherited and what causes it. It mentions a famous doctor in a promotional context and lists a dubious mailing address and price references, reflecting an advertisement leaflet tone. The fragment provides no verifiable facts or authorities.
Graduation Honors at Colorado State Teachers College in 1928
In June 2, 1928 ceremonies the Colorado State Teachers College awarded 20 master of arts degrees and 219 bachelor of arts degrees, with 628 earning life certificates. This large graduating class marked the largest in the college's history. Guest Grace McCallum of Trinidad visited Greeley, and a group including Cartwrights and Mrs. Jick traveled to Laramie for a weekend. Alumni banquet featured toasts to classes 1895 1905 1918 and 1925 with remarks by B. A. Miller and others.
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Colorado Blatd Teachers College
Col- Yega
Grace McCallum
Trinidad
Greeley
Finley Ewin
Mmr
Mya
C. C. Cartwright
Herbert Jick
Larame
Wyo
Pete
Tourhéns Cotheze
B. A. “Miller
Anna Graham
Smillie
Poale
Nurses Must Secure WMC Release To Go To Military
Service nurses aiming for military duty must obtain official clearance from the War Manpower Commission procurement and assignment division in Denver. Jess E Humphrey, WMC manager in Greenley Air, states all Red Cross chapters have been notified of the order. The procedure screens essential nurses for both military and civilian needs, with 10 local procurement assignment committees for nurses in Colorado.
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WMC
War
Mangawer’ Commission
Jesss E. Humphrey
War Manpower Commission
Greeley
Huphrey
Red Cross
Colorado
State ‘Committee
Equitable Building
Denver
U S Made 175 000 Planes in 3 Years
President Roosevelt announced the United States produced about 176000 airplanes in roughly three years. He cited the early year’s output of 4400 planes sent to Allies at about 428 weekly and recalled critics who doubted the goal of 60000 planes annually. A car fire downtown involved a vehicle owned by Mrs Arles Judd. damage was not heavy.
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Kendall le
Rachel Wingate Kenda
J. C. Wingste
Zephye
Jack
Charity Dunbar
Mildred Lente
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Catd
Hoosevel
Thomaser
Crogress
Bud Anderson
Arles. Judd
South Eighth Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Seventh Street
Uremes
Hitler Propaganda Split Theory Touted by Prof Roloff Talk
Prof Roloff of the School of Mines addressed a K of P meeting on German strategy. He argued Hitler delayed invading Britain to sow internal strife in Allied nations, promoting religious dissension in England and exploiting democratic divisions to weaken opposition.
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Hitler
Roloff
Germany
Andalye
Zgalest
Biy
France
Baratlvel
Senator Johnson Proposes Licenses for Sponsored Radio News
Washington June 3 News desks report Senator Johnson of Indiana proposes federal licenses for radio news commentators with commercial sponsors. The plan would require adherence to ethics rules and would replace Wheeler led move to ban sponsor advertisements in broadcasts.
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Associated Brew
Washington
Hudro News
Johnson
D. Cole
Congress
Johison
Senate’ Interstate Commerce
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