Nelson Joins Royal Air Force Flight Service
James Nelson of 4410 Twentieth Street Ottawa Canada completes special instruction and embarks for England as a pilot officer. A 1935 Greeley High School graduate and 1939 University of Denver liberal arts graduate, he earned a second lieutenant commission in the U S Air Corps and later flew to Greeley for a two day visit before leaving Chicago on May 13 with nine others bound for Royal Air Force service.
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Opposition To Roosevelt War Power To Seize Property
Congress shows substantial opposition to Roosevelt plan giving the president power to seize private property for national defense. The measure would let the president take over real estate plants and even press and radio, with sales allowed, if needed, prompting fierce debate in both houses.
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Dick Tatman Elected President of Jaycees and Chamber
Dick Tatman was elected president of the Wa or- Sanitation Junior Chamber of Commerce at a ship meeting and dinner dance. A new board and officers were named for the Junior Chamber of Commerce with executive vice president Roane Korter and others. The event featured music by a KOA orchestra and included numerous local officials and guests.
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Kenneth Paterson
Floyd Davis
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L.L. Wilkingon
Tarney Autcheng
Junnior
Gommiree
Reery Lilzenberg
Henver
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Myra. Tock
Arthur Kees
Fort Colton
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Yaton
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Mra. Wilkinnon
S S Naval Attache In London Is Dead
S S Naval Attache in London Commander Walter Raymond Jones dies at 43 in Gran Ledge Michigan. Washington dispatches report a sudden death with no details provided. Jones served as naval attache and was a former White House aide.
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Senate approves sugar quota aid amid administration opposition
The Senate passed a measure 43 to 26 to grant U S meat producers a share of any Philippine sugar quota increase, sending the bill to the House. The proposal would allocate 75,000 tons of Philippine sugar to foreign buyers other than Cuba, with the rest to domestic producers, as debate cited freight and marketing concerns and foreign policy implications.
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Baseball Today National League St Louis and Brooklyn Scores
Regional box scores show St Louis and Brooklyn with scattered runs and pitchers listed. The fragmentary text includes New York and Philadelphia line items, with multiple players named in each lineup and unclear outcomes.
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Oil Industry Proposes Gasless Sunday Plan
An industry panel proposes a national gasless Sunday to curb consumption and reduce costs. It urges government talks, formation of an industry committee, and spokesman involvement to shape the initiative before July 1.
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Reverend Nicholas Veen to Speak at Salvation Hall Series
Mlous continues lectures at Salvation Army hall 82 Seventh Street as Rev. Nicholas Veen appears nightly. He will discuss past work and future aims, speaking each evening this week starting with Friday night at dusk.
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Chamber approves reorganization plan for charitable chest
In Greeley the Chamber of Commerce directed a five-member committee to meet with participating groups and draft a plan to organize a chest. The motion, introduced by Toy Alter, urges that individual charities control the chest and agree to no solicitations, pledging support to the effort.
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Otenra
Wait Called to Active Service In the Army
Waltner, professor of education at Canada State College of Education, has been called to active service in the Army. He will report in Denver June 1 and proceed to Fort Bliss Texas, El Paso, with postings to reception centers. He has served in World War I and II era. previously a faculty member at the college for six years, he earned a philosophy doctorate from Whitworth College.
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Denver
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Greeley
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Wash
Kelly Toastmaster At Alumni Banquet
Willam St Kelly Granley attar bey and host president of the Colorado Har association will be toast master at the Colorado University Alumni homecoming banquet to be held Saturday night at Bavidar. Mr Kelly graduated from Colorado University in 1907.
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Weather Local Brief for 24 Hours Ending Tuesday
Local weather report notes variable conditions across states. Highs near 76 and lows around 45 are expected with cloudy and partly cloudy periods in Colorado Wyoming Montana and New Mexico. Temperature changes widespread with some showers and thunderstorms possible over higher elevations.
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Samuel Boyd Aged Farmer Dies in Greeley Hospital
Samuel Boyd, a long time farmer and local leader in Greeley, died Tuesday morning at the Greeley hospital after a prolonged illness. Born in 1867 in Delaware county, Michigan, he moved to Albion, Michigan, then Grand Rapids before settling in the area. He served as secretary for 16 years on the GUI adjust boards and as a long-time tenor on the LaGrange school board. He is survived by his wife Zillah and two children, Clarence J. Boyd of Fort Stanton, NM, and Mrs. Wilma Payne of Greeley, plus several siblings. Funeral arrangements were announced by Macy's mortuary.
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Fort Slantonm
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Long Beach
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Macys Mortuary
More Fish for Thompson and Poudre
No new fish streams and rivers are being stocked as fast as needed says C. N. Feast of the state fish department. This week the Poudre and Thompson rivers receive 8,900 legal sized trout from Weloview Hatchery and in a few weeks Arkansas will be restocked with 13,000 more from Buena Vista Hatchery.
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Laird Gallie Dies Tuesday At 58 In Greeley
Laird Gallie 58 of 4103 Pour teenth avenue died Tuesday morning at Greeley hospital after a long illness following a stroke. He had recently recovered from a cerebral accident born January 1940. He was former superintendent of the Poudre Valley Tinrat Evacuation Authority and a member of Hike Lodge No. 809. Survivors include his wife Mel, two brothers George Gallie of Latrobe and Hedrick Gallie of St Louis, and Frank Stilen of Kern. Funeral services Saturday at Saltley Funeral Moma chapel at 2 p.m. Interment Linn Grove.
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Hederek Gallia
St. Louis
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Saltley
Moma
Linn Grove
Fifth Victim In Crash of Bomber Dies
San Diego Calif July 2 Sabotage hints emerged in the crash of a bomber into San Diego bay. A crew of five included the 23 year old Ben of Woodstock, ML. One crewman survived after the craft plunged during takeoff, with authorities probing possible sabotage.
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Hee
Colorado May Get Airplane Assembly Plant
Washington reports hints that an airplane assembly plant may be built in Colorado as part of national defense plans. Officials note no definite appropriation yet and no specific site is named, with discussions held among Colorado senators and defense representatives.
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Shnator
Broad gauge road debate prompts old railroad reform
Committee advocates broader gauge for the Denver and Rio Grande Western line from Aston to Santa Fe New Mexico. Hearings in Colorado and New Mexico examine permission to add a 126 mile spur, aiming to speed traffic but citing long oney woes and perishable freight delays.
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Santa Fe
War Summary of Allied Losses and German U-boat Stance
A wartime summary reports Allied shipping losses reaching 746,009 tons by May with 52,000 tons of matériel sunk. Nazi U boats claim major damage near Britain and the North Sea while German claims of May losses include 470,000 tons sunk and 215,000 tons destroyed by the U boats. The report notes continued heavy activity across Western fronts and the Atlantic with tentative figures subject to revision.
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Mayett
Senate votes large irrigation and funding package
Senate approved a billion dollar interior department budget for the coming year plus dozens of related projects. The action includes substantial increases for western irrigation works and electric utility support, while addressing federal payrolls and research programs.
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Hughes to Retire From Court on July First
The aging Chief Justice Hughes plans to retire from the United States Supreme Court on July 1 after decades of service. President Roosevelt will appoint a successor to lead the court, with H. Jackson discussed as a leading candidate, while Mrs. Hughes and family prepare for the transition and possible travel plans.
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