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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1941
Page
5
Fragmented text discusses Justice Hughes stepping down as Chief Justice and political implications for education policy, referencing defense spending and emergency teacher provisions. It also notes concerns about restricting educational opportunities and cites historical figures and events in a speculative, disjointed manner.
War Today notes Syria offers a vital decision for Churchill amid pressure from British, French Mandate and Vichy actors. It analyzes potential German aims, Turkish involvement risks, and the impact on British Mediterranean operations if Syria is invaded or evacuated, highlighting fears of a British retreat and strategic consequences in North Africa and the Levant.
The Gazette reports a secret session discussion on school administration and leadership. It urges a full independent survey by University of Colorado experts to restore morale, improve teaching, and guide future policy with fact based decisions. It emphasizes accountability and protection for all involved amid calls for open deliberation.
Roosevelt’s discussion with Capitol Hill visitors reveals no concrete policy shift on freedom of action or Latin American policy. He deflects questions, urging readers to “Draw your own conclusions” while stressing unity and vigilance against Nazi threats. White House mail flood shows mixed public sentiment and extensive propaganda efforts.
Fort Lupton residents St Johns return from McCook Nebraska to visit Mrs St Johns brother Ghavtos O Con nor and escort their daughter Milas Mary Catherine St John of St Louis toward St Louis. The journey included May 2 and stops at Fort Tipton and Gilman Colorado.
Four filinan lyplest relatives from Fort Larptan join Mrs. Woe iain Schotek and others in a Fort Larptan family gathering. Mrs. Nora Pirtel returns from Inglewood Colorado after a month with her son Ted Plyiell and family. CG Koch and daughters Harharn and Cayola of Golden were guests with Mr and Mrs Carl Ladorer and Mrs W H Scott. They attended National Council of Garden Cluby in Asheville which closed Friday and then toured the East visiting Sanford and the Wha cemetery where a mother or smother is buried. She traveled with Edna Notlson of Denver and plans to visit several senatora cities including New York City.
The 1913 Massachusetts red flag scare led to an ordinance banning a certain cedling display though Harvard’s crimson color traced to 1858. The Boston press protested the law as ill conceived and outdated amid mentions of Canada and red tones.
Seven members of the industrial fig seteol senior class have been lowered by their classmates on lo ng elected to membership by the National Honor Society of Secondary schools. This organization re couples a place in high school astairs aiming to that occupied by the col leges In Phi Reta Kappa. Those mingled were Watson Bidwell, Ethel Cockerill, Grace Forward, Margret Glaister, Vera Howe, Ruth Rumney, and Arthur Taylor, St. John's callene will holt corineunicement exercises Tursiity, Weil Monday, and Thursday, Tuesday mornsig, Robert . Davis and Bern aru Fy Gulser will be ordained to the deaconate, Bishop Johnson will be the ordinant.
SOTICH crteaco BURTARGTON & atx CY HATEROAD COMPANY filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington DC on the 24th day of Ring 1941 an application for a certificate of public convenience and necessity and for permission to abandon a railway line from Sterting Mus Dost 390.45 in Loran County Colorado to Cheyenne tile Prat 835.931 Lara mula County Wyoming. captioned as SCOT Buntonese QUINCY STATEROAD COMPARY.
Harvey E. Witwer, Weld County treasurer, gives notice that warrants registered on various school district funds up to specified dates remain payable and will be void if not presented within twenty days from May 16, 1942. The public sale of the warrants ends with a county publication date of June 4, 1942 in Greeley Colorado.
Theatre notes review two films at Chief theater Leathergood Balnes and republic production with Guy Kihtine in the lead. Cast includes Hickenwt Carel Hughes Toh Archer Fama Dun Wills Best. plot involves small town justice and witty outwitting of villains. Miz District Attorney features Dennie O Keefe Florence Rice Peter Lorre Stanley Midges Minor Watson. Motion Picture Review highlights jealous attorneys absconded politicians murder romance and heraldic terms dexter and sinister used as heraldic words.
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