Greeley Airfield Outlook and WPA Defense Plans
A wary look at national defense spending and aviation expansion notes that WPA manpower will shift to preparedness. The piece argues for a modern, safer airport near Greeley with adequate planes, instructors, and facilities, citing Fort Collins progress and urging ahead with pilot training and airfield upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
WEA
WPA
Army
Navy
Hat Greeley
CAA
Greeley
Air Bight
Walter Warner
Roland Berry
Fort Gollins
Greeley flood damage estimates and relief aid
Pueblo reports estimate flood damage near ten to fifteen million dollars. Greeley relief starts with 100 cases of condensed milk and four cases of candles. The Tribune appeals for local cooperation to fund relief efforts. Industrial high school graduates, 58 in number, hear a sermon on future conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Wysttfels Iueblo
Tofay
Bern Gang
Greeley
Tribene Beg
Industrial High School
Lawrence A. Wuson
Baconing
Chrisian
Three Years To Mechanize The First Cavalry
The Washington Merry Go Round analyzes Army modernization costs and delays under Hoover and Roosevelt. It details moves to mechanize the First Cavalry, Fort Knox shifts, and senatorial influence hindering change. It notes Army leaders' admiration for German military methods and mentions anti New Deal factions within the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arroy
Hoover
FDA
Cleo
New Deal
Hoover Hai
Roonevelt
Offles
Roosevelt
Alna
Shepward
Walting
U. 8
Fort Lagan Utal
Port Lagan
Smaue
Viturs
Fei
Port Mente
Sayth Dakath
Artacy Caamel
Roosevelt Fae
Bridges Vanish In Two Districts Report County Loss
In districts No 2 and No 3 many bridges including those over Big and Little Thompsons Boukter and Dry Creeks have disappeared leaving about 20 structures destroyed. A formal party was held at the south ward by teachers honoring Miss Edna Watson who will teach next year at the Wench academy in Art Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Edna Watson
Tly Wench Academy
Art
Pleasant
Allies Keep Close Watch On Vital Suez
A Washington report from June discusses Britain's Empire and Egyptian-American roles in the Suez Canal. It notes naval patrols, measured traffic controls, and the strategic importance of the channel connecting Asia and Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vital Suez
Washington
Th CG
Suez Canal
Jushir
London
United Kingdon
Orient End
Tia Aduthern Lin
Stirier
Alto
Accidental Ag Ilentions
Casiarg
Leensabeth
Hiltish
Sng
Egyptien amAnis
Africa
Britain
Desert Sud Darshy Fort
Mediterranean
Port Tewhk
Tauthe
Gulf of Suez
Sitcoa
Suwea
Asia
Avice
la Goulevn
Red Sea
Daily Crossword Puzzle Solution From Yesterday Buzzin Best
Fragmented OCR puzzle list includes scattered clues and partial answers across many entries. The readable phrases show across and down clues, partial letter patterns, and stray names, with misread words and broken formatting throughout the page.
The Suez Canal and Its Historic Trade Route
A historical survey details the Suez Canal’s origins from ancient Nile-linked routes to a modern British controlled waterway. It covers early engineering efforts, key figures, and the canal’s strategic importance, including wartime blockades and postwar use. It notes vessel types, cargoes, and international governance, emphasizing its status as a global trade artery.
Johnson Urges Broad Authority For Draft And Guard Use
In a Washington approved column, Hugh S Johnson argues the president should receive authority to draft and mobilize the army or national guard to ensure national security. He favors selective conscription with a fast, fair system using local draft boards and registration of about 14 million men ages 21 to 40, to build up a national guard if needed. He warns against voluntary enlistment alone and stresses morale, training, and efficient mobilization. Rare metal columbium is noted as essential in steel production with Nigeria as the sole known commercial source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh A. Johnson
Washington
D. C
Comiel
Pane
Bysteria
Sielt Ae
Ian Lameelf
Nigeria
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Ixrome Vo Munker
Tribune Republican Publishing Company
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Etatele
Elevel
Colorado
Mareber
Oriedey
Mark A
Jon Wele
Bo Nail
Reid County
Jean Alan Ginpathy
Weld County
Celersdy
Edvarce
Diwe Dean
Sear
Eheser
WO Vaan, S
Greeley Bally-Tribune
Warnington
Ib Patel
Pavuneny
Mathew
War Department
Dwania
Tutuina
la Cohn
Oe Pollie
Witha
Aviny
Amy Coats
Roosevalt
Neaver
Interine
United States
First Cavalry
D. A. Russell
Marfa
Texas
Kcove
Merc
Karl Nox
Mogger
Whr
Sheppard
Vexas
Shepard Tof
Raita
Senate
Aaktho
Marta
Miesno
Moorer
Pacillar
Roussvelt
NASA
U.S
Honda Wader
U. S
Avy
Jet
Ian
Dies Committee
George von“ Hort’ Moseley
Denyity
Stuff
U. So Avo
Robert 5
Allen
Cena
Unis
Uris
Grei'el
Canal Etiquett
Smtal
Ismoanla
Ismoanla, Dildway Wong Dle Canal
Ullis
Tele Cipie
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Siteieirishibieraaidio
Ere
Blok II
Alenbo Reaviy
Bartfele Beynaisilta
Latorant
Sebfows
Raha
Hoenteip
Massachusetts
Feman
Corlisn
Aranileur
Bispathilees
Ptingie
Askaline
Owen
Nadyr
Setae
Ise
Eom
Irving
Olds
U. S. Steel Corporation
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Organized Nations
Gounell
Partida
Ferdinand
Prayet
Galton
Governaintent Ecartnis
Pho Beyptians
Nile
Centurg Boc
Tiy
Paris
Busihesame
Adil
Panna
Vaneimng
Levert Cat Palace
Fos Ceniral Pevwerg
Ugh S. Johnson
First Industrial Bank
Greeley Bldg
Mytre
Ford Tractor
Ferguson
Tleayy
Pawny Tommie
Meeoley Famera
Nelson Reynolds
Garnsey and
Wheeler
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