Government ends White Potato Price Controls
Washington June 4 1941 The government revoked price controls on white potatoes amid a Senate backed move to lift farm product ceilings. Officials said removal would hinder enforcement and worsen shortages, with lawmakers debating wage and price controls and the broader economic impact into November.
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Washington
Arnald
Arnall
Senate
Gleeson
Washnalon
al Amendymant
Iale
Gila
Talt
Mibrrow
Patatars
Truman
Congress
Healen
36 Will Take Preinduction Examinations
Mrs. Ross Kirby, secretary of the local selection service, announced a list of 36 men for preinduction physicals. The roster includes Keith Edmund Smith of Ketsing ton Kansas, Earl George Blandin of Reteton Eaton, and multiple others from Denver Juve La to Greeley and Fort Lupton.
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Ross Kirby
Denver
Juve la
Keith Edmund Smith
Ketsington
Kans
Earl George Blandin
Reteton
Eaton
Mario Bariresernandes
Eloy
Ariz
Jessie Melidex Campoz
Ira
Tex
Vineet Roseeth
Frederick
Leonard Martinen
Fort Lupron
Robert Wan
Aternathy
Moule Jone
Eric
Dewnne
Thomas Clark
Stonehant
Ralph Warren Knoll
New Rayner
Laurence Eiward Froher
Los Angeles
Lifford
Dean Jabbs
Erie
Tonald Martin
Rawlewa
Fort Lupton
Geltlinora Padran
Ale Fit Street
Finyd Blumer Rupple
Tolnslawn
Walter
Thenouy Hloula Two
Platteville
Eneil Nieh- Imots
Anole Tivo
Park Lumen
Bille van Benjamin
Charles Tra Me
Greeley
John Perez Chavez
Route Lwa
Santos A. Sanchox
Teal
Florentino Strreea
Cron Wiele Falls
Tatt Claims Slim Victory at Republican Convention
The article notes a close Republican convention result with Eisenhower leading over Taft by a narrow margin. Official canvassing and incomplete precinct tallies from seven to nine missing precincts affect final counts, with preliminary figures showing Eisenhower ahead but not yet certified. Infrastructure work in Napleswood includes paving projects on Treenly, Fifth Avenue, and nearby streets by Ralph Coren.
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Harold 5
Milner Soux Fulle
D. Tameisen
Robert A. Tatl
Dwight D. Peauhowever
Smith Dalcolo
Nlp
Elvan Eigenhower
Wisenhower
Eisenhower
Ballidas
Wang
Naplewood
Alfirals
Ralph Coren
Enn
Dractor
Rae
Green
Ristonnth
First Avenue
Sismenth Street
Community Chest Plans For Usual October Drive
The Board of Directors of the Greeks- Community Chest met Monday evening to review the audit by We Haf Huneke CPA and to ensure pledges are paid. They report the drive fell short by 2386.17, leaving over 1000.00 in treasury to fund next year’s campaign.
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Pheet
Community Chest
We Hf
Huneke
CPA
Thiasmount
Marine
Greeley
Bnekeellde
Tates Waite
Ine Greeley
Byrd Pushes Taft-Hartley Use in Steel Strike
Sen. Byrd urged the U S Senate to request President Truman apply the Taft-Hartley Act to a nationwide steel strike amid ongoing debate on amendments to defense production extension legislation. Officials from industry and the union met to discuss a settlement as talks continued before a March adjournment.
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Washinston
UN Senate
Truman
Sen
Maybank
D-8.g
Byrd
Congress
Megalators
Uweeman
Wnlon
Terams
Jareb
Snokusmen
Marie
Trina
Lola
Foreign Aid Bill Moves Through Senate War Debate
The Senate considers a foreign aid bill allocating about 400 million dollars for military and economic support in the year ahead. Debate remains focused on authorization and aid allocations while House action and conference talks advance.
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Warhielm
Fonte House
Finaseneta
Azzin
Eisenhower Tackles Democrats in Nomination Bid
President hopeful Dwight D. Eisenhower lashes out at Democratic dominance in Washington in a prepared speech. He calls for ending waste and secrecy, boosting allied unity, and claims political health declines with long entrenched power. The message signals an early GOP bid for the presidential nomination amid party rivalry.
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Abilene
Kms
Dwight
Eisenhower
Rusk
Wisenhower
Nailer
Heaven Linn
Robert Ay
Patt Te Onin
Oil drilling notes amid Crover Gillette lease activity
Reports from Bherrod Apperson and Bart Siler detail activity around Crover twelve miles south of the Gillette lease. A 40 acre unit on the Gillette No Band 15 is to be drilled with a Marvin well completion at 6170 feet. Discusses the Hotta No 2 on the Gillette base and other drills in South Texas and nearby basins.
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Bherrod-Apperson
Bart Siler
Don
Milas Gillette
Crover
Ile
Colorado
Wyoming Dell Wenopany
Marvin [Bane
Bark Siley
al Northrene
Baner
Gillelle
Orduepriag
Derkoy
Gilletta
Sant | Tesak
Slongham
Pantacore
Joes & Garter
Tran Alanet
Texas
Charles Atchison
Iindman
Weather Local Forecast With Mixed Fragments
Fragmented forecast mentions 21 nuns and various odd terms. It notes warmer conditions Friday and Thursday, with scattered light showers in mountainous areas and a low around 64833 for Thursday night. Several nonsensical phrases appear, including Colorado fair and mixed Thursday night outlook.
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Thur
Colorado
Mountain Arena
Graduates of Greeley High Reflect on Future at Ceremony
Ninety nine seniors from Greeley High School received diplomas in a flower decorated Eighth Avenue gym. Speakers, led by peer alumni, delivered talks on The Challenge of the Future with themes The World at Home and The World at Work. Diplomas were conferred by William Garnsey as principal Henry Jensen announced honors and scholarships.
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Greeley High
Pam Barkdrog
Eighth Avenue Gymnasium
Nona Rigo
Janet Whitney
Colege
Barbara Gillespie
Olli
Hopkins
Armed Services
Virginia Hetterle
Fred Aine
Earl Wells
John Farr
Audent
Phata
Wayrie Willams
Hamied Pinety
Greeley
Wennesday
Palrlela Holley
Nona “Riggs
Dick Swan
Audencn
Jensen
Jnter
Donald Popham
Fagally
Inonky
Fort Wells
Chain
Dovs Blagen
Grace E. Paweon
Fred Ries
Ark
Qvas
Today’s Baseball National League and American League summary
Fragmented score and lineup notes from a late 1940s baseball page. Mentions New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago and St. Louis games with pitcher names Mayer Rogovin Stobbs Barra and Sherry among others. Includes partial box details and erratic OCR markers.
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National League New York
Kongtaaty
Lopata
Perkowski
Trosst
Boston
Lanis
New York
Rogovin
Stobbs
Sherry
Wyynn
Heean
Kinder
Gur Jrert
Lololt
Philadelphia
Truman Declines Nomination, Plans McGrath Visit
President Truman says he will not be the Republican nominee and will attend the Chicago convention only if peaceful. He declines to comment on Eisenhower, Kefauver, and air power debates, and states his neutrality in the Democratic race while planning a weekend visit to McGrath on his farm.
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Truman
McGrath
Washington
Chicago
Bell
Harger
Can
Dwight
Henit
Dodgea
Teaman
Eisenhower
Robert A. Tait
Elf
Tle
Funaress
Cormant
Lie Supreme Court
Margaret
Senaloy Knowland
California
Tramas
Will Viel McGrath
D. Monard
Jend
Axo
Corral
Traman
Saya Kefanver
Fay Kefanyer
Jaem
Kotnuver
Pruman
Feral
Denver Leaders View Greeley Farming Area Tour
About 65 Denver business and professional people will tour northern Colorado’s farming and cattle feeding regions by two vista-dome buses and cars. Agricultural agents George James and I. V. Toyne will accompany to explain points of interest, with meals at Tea House and Baton district stops followed by a stock dinner at a local hotel. A post tour panel on agricultural development and cattle feeding will be held with Denver Agricultural hands coordinating.
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Denver
Colorado
T Done Club
George James
Weld‘raviny Agricultural
Dainrest
I. V. Toyne
Colorado Farm Bureau
Gilcvest
Baton District
Rrod
AL Warren Monfort
Gore
Ein
Tua Hone
Memcbers
Lakey D. Barr
Fell Billings
Monfort
Martin Dome
Denver Ag
Draft call figures and military supply updates
The report notes August draft figures and naval drone plans, with totals for new service replacements. It mentions army and marine personnel figures, defense department statements, and repair work west of the city, including theft of equipment from local facilities.
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Washington
Navy
Eptember
Van
Eisenhower’s Southern Push on Security and Labor Fears
Dwight D. Eisenhower lays out a broad platform focused on security and peace while signaling restraint on labor mandates and federal intervention. He argues states should handle FEPC, education, and price supports, warns against extending the Korean War, and pledges to back the Republican ticket even if not nominated. He digs into domestic issues and cites labor, agriculture, and socialized medicine as key debate points.
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Stararihar Publicis
Robert A
Ohio
Fipenshower
South Alenth
Tennhower
Hwelln
Feny
Daub
Hyeteria
Torelon Pallcier
Truman
Chine Lotha
Eisenhower
FEPC
Tates
St. Lawrence Dyer
Shfield
Danly
Bilse Orhower
Thasepiblicum
Detroits
Tim
Congress
Robert ‘A. Taft
Chicago
Fueron McCarthy
Hiseniower
Sovernment
Soy
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