Summer music enrollments eyed for two Greeley schools
Greeley youths may enroll in summer band or orchestra at Central or Madelin playgrounds Wednesday. Miss Marguerite Lytle will test Central playground from 9 to 12 Wednesday morning. Activities in Ancol Friday include sessions from 1 30 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Reevention
Eiher Central
Madeln
Marguerite Lytle
Central Payground
Ancol
Oelock
Central
Lincoln
Npo
Greeley Hialt Schinal Gecminde
Barros
Polar Greeley
Covering No 3 Discussed At C C Board Meeting
Minutes describe a proposal to cover the number three ditch in Greensley with reinforced covers. HB H from the Chamber urges the Chamber of Commerce to sponsor and direct the project. A 1935 bond measure to fund ditch coverings failed 1058 to 515.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresley
Commerce Land
Bente
Greelny Reneetnia
Éiton
Chamber of Commarea
Ilitch
James Dennis Heck
Sears
Fiveetahla
Chamber of Commerce
Chauberlay
Moniar
Bani Niestinz
Wheat Harvest Opens in Texas and Oklahoma
Wheat harvest begins in Texas and Oklahoma under advanced sections with new crop prospects. Early reports praise high test weight and moderate moisture, targeting June 30 as the end of the crop year. Buyers anticipate eastern competition for grain as yields rise in western regions, with moisture generally adequate to mature the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chfenge, Inc
Waya
Texas
Oklatowa
Din
Jadinah
Ohio
Oklahoma
Tax deed sale notice for Windsor county property
Public notice from Weld County Colorado announces a sale of property tax deed due to 1938 taxes. It lists the parties Joann Wilson and others, Elsie Comin and Myrtle Witton as legal holders, and specifies redemption periods and publication dates in June 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Ferein
Ianyd
Lot Orrow
Anu
Wira Haine
Ts. Wilson
Rhoda Wilson
Letate
Damen ‘Wate Bon
Elsie E. Comin
Myre V. Wilken
B. Comin
Myrtle V. Witton
Fa18
J. J. Whison
Radlen
Harold H, Abaman
Wear
Colorado
Wardell Trial Starts in California Court
Los Angeles June 6 jury selection began the superior court trial of Watnes Linrry Wardell 35 charged with stealing $20 000 worth of liquor from the Town House where he was employed as a doorman. Jean Leonard Wardell 18 former Gretley Cole resident and Wardell’s former wife was expected as the state's chief witness Willis Smitz. tiog to garake Al- Lends At Ue hLolol, also Was om rit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prema
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Watnes Linrry Wardell
Jean Leonard Wardell
Gretley
Cole
Willis Smitz
Tiog
Garake al- Lends
Ue hLolol
Graduation at Colorido State College of Education
The fifty fourth annual commencement at Colorido State College of Education will be held Wednesday forenoon at 11 10 a m at the Garden Theater on campus. Degrees conferred during the year include 164 bachelor of arts with life certificates and seven without. Sixty-three other certificates and emergency cores complete the list. The program features interludes, solos, and speeches by college officials. Di plomas will be presented by Harry V. Kepner and George Willard Fraser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorido
Andrere
Pwa Worlda
Ne. W. D. Ammentrout
Coltees Orchestra
Henry Trustmac Ginnburg
J. DeForest
A. F. Zimmernan
Dev George Willard Frasier
Colfexe
Harey V. Kepner
Board of Knates
O.A. Colgia
Allies Push Beyond Rome and Trap German Forces
Allied forces crossed the Tiber from Rome advancing toward the river’s far bank, with many enemy units encircled or cut off. Over 2,000 prisoners are believed trapped as bridges are destroyed or captured, while German rear guards contest areas east of Rome. Allied air and ground actions pound northern Italy as 25 Allies and 4 enemy planes are tallyied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milee Headqvarters
Naplam
Titer
Panie
Mark W. Clark
Nago
Tiber
Rome
See
Fea
Alllyyt
Vatican City
Eighth Army
Brava
Tivoli
Averano
Alles
Briteh Broadcasting Company
NTC
Italy
Rallines
Stork Express Birth Announcements Tally in Weld County
Mr and Mrs Jack Milter of Pintleville welcomed a son at Weld County hospital in June. Mr and Mrs Paul Schuater of 420 North Ninth Avenue announced another birth in Weld County capital in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bars
Jack Milter
Pintleville
Weld County Hospital
June
Paul Schuater
North
Ninth Avenue
Weld County
Reds Dance With Glee at Allied Attack
Allied leaders plan a joint eastern and western blow to Germany while German forces press a week of offensives in Romania and along the Bejarabian railway line. Moscow reports fresh Nazi assaults repelled and German midget tanks knocked out before reaching frontline positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tus
Romania
Renafecjuen
Fimcilan
Chisinau
Les Egal
Ssi
Moscow
Badoglio Dissolves Cabinet In Italy Forming New Government
Naples June 6 Premier Marshal Pietro Badoglio dissolved his government and was charged by Crown Prince Umberto with forming a new cabinet to coordinate leaders from liberated Rome. The action follows the old government's resignation and aims to assemble a government from diverse regional figures. Umberto, 39, has asserted royal prerogatives as King Vittorio Emanuele III steps back from public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Pietro Dadoglio
Umberto
Rome
Hedegis
Tay
Han Revelval
Vilaia Emanude TM
Kame
Tokyo Radio Leaves Air Amid Pacific Raids Report
AP reports Tokyo radio went off air suddenly with no explanation while San Francisco monitors logged the interruption. American bombers conducted weekend raids against Japanese positions in the Central Pacific targeting airfields runways and gun positions on Truk Ponape Naust and eastern Marshalls in press release 495 by Admiral Chester W. Nimitz revealing the Pacific campaign actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Tokyo
San Francisco
Washington
Parific
Baltered
Truk
Ponape
Naust
Marshalls
Mayer
Chester W. Mimicz
Pacific
Minor Auto Accidents Reported Near Bowling Alley
Police noted two minor auto accidents on Eighth Avenue near Eighth Street with vehicles driven by Ada R. Stephens, Plattavius, and William W. Fores of Greeley, and by Merley Tadner, Greeley, and Clarence Achziger, Rene e. Raton, involved near the bowling alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merley
Tadner
Greeley
Clarence Achziger
Renee
Raton
Eighth Avenue
Eighth Street
Seventh Avenue
Ada R. Stephens
Plattavius
William W. Fores
Prayer for Allied Forces Amid World Turmoil
A fervent wartime prayer asks for divine aid for Allied forces and the United States. It seeks strength, faith, and perseverance to preserve republic, religion, and civilization, urging continual prayer and material support for troops. The plea appeals to God to bless sacrifices and guide toward peace and freedom for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Hans
Churchill Announces Invasion Going According To Plan
Churchill surveys Commons as Allied invasion of France proceeds, boasting an immense armada of ships and aircraft. He signals confidence that operations are advancing, Rome’s liberation affirms Allied unity, while praising Eisenhower and Montgomery and noting heavy German losses in Italy and near Anzio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Alex H
London
Chucehill
Allien
Nbanne
France
Ghorchil
Linu
Choera
Rome
Rowe
Britain
Harold Alexander
Merk W. Clark
Italy
Anid
Euperme
Genergl Eisenhower
Ateo
Hitler
Mrs Coontz Dies Tuesday In Greeley
Mrs. Coontz died Tuesday morning at her home 1323 Niash Street after an extended illness. She was the wife of Warner Coonts and came to Greeley from Findlay. Survivors include her husband, a daughter Helen a teacher in the Creetey High School two sisters Mrs C H Draper Bowling Green and Mrs W C Burdin Komo Ind a nephew Dr G L Draper of Denver and several nieces and nephews in the east and south. Funeral services will be held from Marys drawing room Thursday afternoon at 3 30 with interment Linn Grove. Friends are asked to omit flow ers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belate -H. Cogats
Niash Street
Warner Coonts
Coontz
Greeley
Findlay
Aaughter
Helen
Togcher
Tha
Creetey
Reed, Flying Here To Visit Brother, Praises City Port
Gervais W. Reed publisher of the Garden City Kansas Telceram flew into the Greeley airport to visit his brother Tom Reed overnight. He praised the city port and its landing facilities noting Denver access and lack of landing options elsewhere. Reed began flying in 1933 and is associated with aviation in a travel context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Brother
Gervais W. Reed
Garden City
Kan
Telceram
Greeley
Afonsay
Tom Reed
Tia Aize
Denver
Ciceley
Gilchrist Beaten In Iowa Primary
Aenaocaitis Presa reports that Democrat Guy Gillette lost the Iowa Senate primary by a wide margin to ex Governor Beemann, with Beemann set to face Gov. Bourke in the general election. Republican Lt. Gov. Fiskert Blue won the GOP nomination for governor, defeating Henry W. Burma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Gillette
Exweat J. Beemann
Bourke
Hickenlooper
Senate
Fiskert
Blue
Iowa
Hanry W. Burma
Two Trash Fires Call City Firemen
A Monday night incident saw firemen respond to two trash fires. At 10:16 P.M. flames rose at the rear of Nel Reynolds's home on 437 Tehalreet where yardage and brush were burning. A second call at 4:43 P.M. reported trash burning at the rear of businesses at 721 20th Street. Earlier a Sunday run targeted Mire F A Riley’s home where a mantel was searched amid a Christmas tree fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nel Reynolds
20Th Street
Mire
F. A
Invasion timeline unfolds across Allied landings and reports
The archived briefing traces Allied invasion developments from 1:00 a.m. through 7:40 a.m., citing German and Allied broadcasts. It notes beachheads established, heavy air and naval activity, parachute landings, and counterattacks around Le Havre Cherbourg Caen and Ouistreham while listing commanders and radio reports.
Unclear race slate muddled by naming errors
The snippet lists candidates Mitton Strickland opposing Richard F. Mitchell in a primary. It mentions Reg. Fred C. Gilchrist leaving a renomination bid, James J. Dalliver and former state American Legion commander, with references to Rep. Henry Talie and early returns. Court judge W. A. McCullough is noted, with four of the six misnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitton
Strickland
Richard F. Mitchell
Fred C. Gilchrist
Allied Naval Losses Rise in First Reported Battle
Supreme Headquarters reports Allied naval losses are very small as German opposition at the June landings strengthens. Allied ships, including a battleship, moved to the French shore while air forces supported, tightening the strike against the beaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pune
Invasion Feints Reported By Allied Forces
Reports from border towns say the German mobile units are shifting from central France northward to slow Allied penetration of the Atlantic wall. Churchill had predicted feints to lull German defenses, as the invasion awaited favorable weather and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Expeditionary Force
Churchill
Madeld
France
Atlantic Wall
Mediterranean
Aouth
Morale High On American Attack Boats
Morale runs high among American troops as invasion plans near Normandy. Don White reports soldiers confident of advancing through the channel, aware of heavy German resistance but certain the road home after victory. Veterans harden the ranks as equipment and readiness reach peak in the weeks before invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don White
Hitler
Europe
Nat Len
Normandy
Heroe
Mont of
T Nem
Hediermaaran
United States
Bat
Sicily
Paul Gale
Lynn
Mass
Court fines and arrests in The Courts case mix
In The Courts Max Herrera and others faced penalties for offenses including reckless driving drunk driving speeding and careless driving. Multiple arrests reported by courtesy patrols in Baton Sunday list defendants with various fines including 4.50 to 51.60 and notes on charges such as indecent exposure assault driving and disturbing the peace. Sebero Pacheco of Kersey had charges dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Herrera
Court of Justice
D. F. Mathegon
Rite D. Percy
Costla
Jack L. Payne
Ninth Street
Lonny Martinez
Sixth Avenue
Greeley
Reynaldo Villa
Alvie E. Blas
Denver
Ralph Gustafson
Route 1
Ant
Robert J. Gleason
Eaton
Austin W. Ellaworth
Flint Birett
Greelay
Lee John Aragon
Johnstown
George Zamora
Milliken
Ben R. Armiejo
Pueblo
Albert Triple
Atrect
Arnek
Ladis Gomez
Creeley
Sebero Pacheco
Kersey
Harry L. Fisher
Abel
Eighth Avenue
Allies Land On French Coast Invasion Photo Report
From a June 6 photo reconnaissance base in England two USAAF planes captured Allied forces forcing a beachhead in Normandy. Lt. Col C. A. Shoop and Maj Norrie Wall, newly arrived commanders, described burning towns and widespread bombardment as ground forces met little resistance from ships offshore. Civilians reportedly fled per Eisenhower’s appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Bealmear
Frese
USAAF
Allind
Orther i
France
Pildin
Aysa
Norrie Wall
Harrywell
Trartwell
Hartwell
Eisenhower
Eisenhower on Rooftop Start of Invasion
Ike stood on the rooftop briefing press and radio men in England on June 6 1944 as Allied forces prepared to invade Europe He spoke at 2 30 p m saying the invasion would launch Tuesday and the machinery was in motion The commander in chief walked the tent floors and sea air for most of the day praising officers from Britain and America and noting the weather helped the assault He projected calm confidence while answering questions and planned a later visit to another unit as darkness fell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robarte
Associated Press
England
Dwight vDe
Eisenhower
Grup
Blacshowar
Dresa
Europe
Genhower
Bla
Hgtlezs
Haute
Obrigyne Unite
Gripsholm Completes Fourth U S Europe Exchange Voyage
The Gripsholm arrived at the dock at 3 40 p m completing a fourth exchange voyage between the United States and Europe. The German radio reported the Count of France edit in London while Bradley publisher of the St Tough News Press urged bulletin service and quoted Nozt Tune agency DNA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gripsholm
Associated Frost
Jersey City
Gripshelm
United States
Europe
Ht. Joseph
Lone
France
London
Bradley
St. Tough News Press
DNA
Pang
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. C
Wheat Harvest
Walter
Wardell
California
Stork Express
Sir Arthur Tedder
Middle East
Allied Air Forces
Marahai Trafford Leigh- Mallary
Tommandee
Henry C. Gkeeing
Huarlan
Teddy
Germany
Gan
Eleeyhower
Weat
Alexander
Kalian Peninsula
Ronstang
Northwest
Pronce
Badoglio
Tokyo Radio
Air
Prge
de Gaulle
Charles
Orlers
Teader
Ilcs
Vasary
Gilchrist
Amnor
Transocean
DNB
Broaduatn LeHarra
Calala Radio Raya
Ls D-tay
Vasion
Berlin
Caen
Hess
Yeata‘aula
m.-Shael
Sir Bernard-Lé Montgomery Fz
LaHarre
Seler
Lelavre
Diepps
Cherbourg
Cherbourg. § 3:48 Am. Enemy Paye Four “Arn Ted
le Havre
Aater
Inaritiea Particlps
Ara SE Eimve
Mindater Churchill
Plas
Oxnabreck
Air Ministry
Swedlen
Channel
Guernsey
Jersey
Arromanches
Midway
le Fiaven
Oystreham
Paris
Normany
Herlin
Dover
Marshal Petain
Seine Bay
Tres
Weking
Supreme Headquarters
Hiller
Noromady
Carn
Isigry
Beringahalla
Asia
Archaeologinta Bay
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!