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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1942
Page
4
A garbled entry notes policy shifts on selectee publicity and censorship during wartime, mentioning Fort Lupton and Denver. It references quotas, delays, and political figures including Roosevelt era officials and a Senate subcommittee weighing a federal judgeship appointment amid defense concerns.
War Today analyzes U S production and mobilization as Donald Nelson notes United Nations output surpassing prewar levels. The piece argues Allied victory depends on accelerating production and sustaining relentless effort to outpace Axis forces.
Mrs YM Carr and Mrs Ko Fy Chadhawick plan a June 1 gathering for the families aid society at Me Egbert Jiane Wordies day. Guests include Mrs Eliasbeth Dyer and Mrs Prince of tonor at Meir cable ngar Estos Park, plus local attendees from College High and Grine ty. Fieldship Night sponsored by Raecenn Star in Eston reported, with Masons meeting in Loveland. Visitors include Mrs A W McLeay and children Catherine and Donald from Sharon Springs. Brown Coat seam found near Addis Ababa, 60 miles long and 43 miles north.
A failed attempt to hijack a railway to haul rubber from Brazilian jungles left one locomotive abandoned as crew fled. In 1907 a new line was under construction by Chin and Ure workers with locomotives at risk from smoke and heat. A traction or drive wheel incident occurred but the engine was removed and later used by the Muderelt-Maioore railway over a long distance.
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London reports Germans fired upon each other in excitement after a British commando raid on Houlognese Touquet defenses. One Nazi patrol boat was sunk and another set ablaze while areas showed destruction in smoke and fire, eyewitnesses said. Omaha reports trains renamed Macarthure. President Wilson, in a message, confirmed the Mikado type freighter locomotive rechristening to Macarthure.
A fragmented critique of Kuraten Olinetau’s The World at My Floger Zips. It traces a blind narrator’s one day after losing sight, his recovery, education at St Olaf College, and later work, blending humor with tragedy and a vivid look at resilience and adaptation.
In 1923 news from Greeley includes Governor Willan addressing a state teachers college graduation with 140 graduates and high records. Logan County leads crop value as floods affect Platteville roads. Local couples visit, interclub golf at Weld County Club, and a daily autoservice to Estes Park begins from Greeley with a 4 pm departure and 6 am return.
LaSalle June 5 Ladies Aid meeting at the church dining room elected a June breakfast with a committee including Lynn Little and Roland Seebass. They approved a June 21 birthday dinner, to provide rolls and coffee, and set a July August break with a monthly mission gathering. A delegation to Estes Park Young People’s Conference was approved.
A 1912 graduate profile highlights growing employer openness to women in aviation, engineering, drafting, actuarial training, and clerical roles. Hunter College and Cooper Union report expanding positions for women in physics, math, chemistry, and related fields, with firms in aviation, naval architecture, and insurance hiring. War-oriented curricula, including War Minors, prepare women for government or private sector service, expanding career options beyond traditional roles.
The July Innvieon program lists Mesdames A. R. Cole Roland Sachass Mary Binich Pierce Gleason Mark le Maud McMillan and Helen Mc Merhen. Mrs. Dwight Price led afternoon devotionals reading the 18th chapter of Coin hang and a poem Ain't It Fine Today. Edna Lou Price performed two piano solos Valse Blouse and Shubert Serenade.
Kersey residents report numerous travels and relocations. Florence Erk enbeck plans to stay in Kersey and run the family barker slop and pool hall business after leaving Tuesday eve ning. Several relatives visit in Portland and Los Angeles while others relocate to Broken Row and Greeley. Local coaching changes noted as Mr. Watkins resigns after two years. Arm injury on a farm and a captain promotion in the toast guard highlight varied happenings.
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