Bandit Seizes Theatre Cash in Sterling Hold-up
A bandit robbed a Sterling theatre and fled with $600 after a gunpoint siege. Police reported a sharp, ongoing chase across northeastern Colorado, with suspects linked to a string of car thefts and a car chase near Loch and Crush. Multiple theater staff were restrained, and officers pursued the suspect's vehicle toward Morgan County as details emerged.
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Paris Bombed in Daylight Air Raid and Bullitt Survives
The Paris bombardment killed 45 and wounded 149, with hospitals strained and several schools hit. U S Ambassador Bullitt narrowly escaped death, missing a blast by about six feet as the city endured heavy bomb damage and chaos across the outskirts. Reports place German raids as reprisal moves with significant casualties and widespread destruction.
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Air Corps Private Visits Parents Here On Week End Flight
Air Corps private visits parents during a weekend trip. The narrative notes a family at Lowry Field and a young air corps member from Kelly Field, with references to Texas locations and casual travel details.
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Supreme Court Sides With School Board On Flag Salute
Washington June 3 The Supreme Court sustains state power to require flag salute in schools 8 to 1 with Justice Stone dissenting. Opinion by Frankfurter cautions against undermining loyalty to democracy while preserving individual rights in education.
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Rulel at Krogh Case Ordered Tare June 7A
The district court ruled on the Krogh case ordering a tare action and addressing ownership matters. Justice considered the certificate of Lie Hereford state and discussed custody of assets in the estate of Christ Kray and administrator Clay Foster regarding the sale of Keiolagh.
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Denver Downtown Tax Battle Ends with Supreme Court Reversal
The Supreme Court reversed a lower ruling on a $54,020 hotel tax assessment against the Phica Holet and Tremont, concluding the prior decision misapplied tax authority for downtown business properties. Justice Otto Back wrote the majority opinion critiquing the lower court’s understanding of district powers.
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Weather Local Brief Lapses and Forecast Summary
Local forecast for Monday shows light wind and possible showers in the north with a low around 57. Colonie and Coligen report colder air, with showers northwest and a cloudy pattern spreading later. Tonight to Tuesday brings colder conditions with showers, especially northern areas, and a cooler south portion likely.
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College Cancels Invitations To Warring Corts
The Colorado State Colleges of Education trustees voted to withdraw invitations to Great Britain with Vermacy for summer school lectures. Earlier, invitations had been extended to discuss war impacts and official government roles. A presidential investigation was authorized to explore sponsorship of aviation related courses in colleges including Westira State and Colorado College.
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Frank Dean Returns As Road Overseer
Frank Dean, formerly of Fort Lap ton, returns to the post of road overseer in the district. He resumes duties after several months away, with responsibilities in Toris ridict No. 3. Local officials note his experience and prior service in LaSalle. Mrs Ostrander visits as secretary to the president of Mascule Home for Children at Covina, California.
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Former Platteville Resident Dies After Long Illness
Vinery A Leamp, 87, formerly of Platteville and a veteran of Phitoviie, died at Great Oy hospital Sunday. Her husband passed in March. Funeral service Tuesday at 2 pm in Craft Funeral chapel with burial at Kvana cemetery.
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Mrs. Rose Peck Dies Here at 77 in Greelay District
Mrs. Rose Peck, 77, of 507 Sixth Sweet, Grovies, died Saturday at Cragley hospital after attending a Grievley district function. She was lifelong member of the Rebekah lodge since 1593. Survived by relatives Adela, DeVal of Grabs. GY Owens of Longmont. funeral at Macy's drawing room Tuesday at 1 pm followed by interment at St. Cove.
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Nazis Claim Capture of 330000 Alfies and Allied Forces
German high command described major advances in the Artois and Mauser sectors during a large battle. They asserted the capture of 330000 Allied prisoners and reported progress on fronts from Norway to the Swiss border. Despite rain and flooding hindering movements, Nazi forces penetrated near Dunkirk and pushed toward coastal areas while Allied resistance slowed in multiple sectors.
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Six Saint Peter's Students Graduate in Catholic School Rite
Six students at St Peters Catholic School completed grade work and were presented by Rector Batharik J. Vrnexel after Sunday ceremonies on June 2. The graduates were Violet King Mary Toston Teles Thormeon Dorothy Yevtip Fred Ayagon and Donald Grama. An address followed the presentation. On Friday a general communion service was held and on the following Sunday an outdoor procession with benedictions and three acts took place. The Young Ladies Sodality of the Viles Virgin held a luncheon at Slank Grove Park on Wednesday with baseball. Officers include Mary Castinger perfect. Katharine Alenketser assistant Gerlach. Mildred Rotgel secretary treasurer. Dorothy Tevtin, ancrician. Seniors hosted a party to the theater on Tuesday with music students, and a beach outing at Island Grove Park. Juniors entertained seniors with a techina party. A Monday afternoon gathering featured rodelations and refreshments in the school colors of Tea and gold.
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Bill to let Roosevelt call Army Reserves for emergency use
A House measure proposes granting President Roosevelt emergency power to mobilize all Army Reserve components and retired personnel for national defense, with funds impounded from nondefense agencies to bolster spending. It aims to reclaim about 200 million dollars for the treasury starting July 4.
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Senior Ceremonial Tonight at 7 15
The Women's Council hosts a senior ceremonial at Bet Circle tonight at 7 16. Lead by Ann Hrotheey and Dr Frasier along with Dr Wilson, the event features processional remarks, musical solos, and a college-wide countdown with 20 freshmen and sophomores chosen by faculty.
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Louisa Eins
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Lin Julivree
Local Firemen Answer No Calls on Saturday
Sweetey fire department answered two calls Saturday night. At about 9 30 p.m. they were called to Sixteenth Street and Ninth Avenue where an emergency broke out. Two minutes later firemen went to 1522 Foust Avenue where Shel interacted with Tony Carville and others.
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North Rivers Hit New Water Supply Peak
Unclear OCR report notes North Rivers reaching new high flows on Monday with Dundra delivering 205 percent, while Baton supply shows its highest rate. It mentions Water Supply and Storage rushing to Chankhers lake after two weeks, and Thompson flow at 723 second feet Saturday. Greeley Lovaland plans for a one day time out and considering pumping from Boyd lake to ease a water shortage.
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Lieut Dawley Flies Home to Visit Parents
Lieut J A Dawley US Army arrives at his parents Mr and Mrs J A Dawley in Gill after landing an army aircraft at Lowry Field Danver. He plans holiday visit before returning to duty in March. Dawley has three years of service and trained as navigator.
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DelMolay Pleads for Convocation in Greeley
A regent pleads for the convocation to be held in Greeley on June VW. Members of the Order of Say yun LEAT LUE Les expect five Tanuled Iy's to attend and the Chamber of commerce officer seeks help.
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Two French Generals Are Given Honours
Two French generals were awarded the Legion of Honor for roles in the Battle of Flanders. General Tanck and General Piteux were elevated to grand cross during a ceremony, with commendations from Premier Reynaud’s office. Reports note General Peroux’s location unknown amid ongoing withdrawal events.
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