Fischer Renews Word Battle On Dr Geo Norlin
Boulder educator Dr Val B Fischer, a University of Colorado regent, accuses Dr Geo Norlin of sidestepping state law in university affairs. Norlin replies he does not seek a public quarrel and suggests Fischer address the matter privately or through proper channels.
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Geo. Norlin
Associated Press
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Val B. Fischer
Boulder
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Linivérsity.of
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Rearze Norlin
University
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Jy. Norlin
Frank Wolsott
Krook Machen
Mr. Wolvall
Norlin
Ralph GL. Caer
College High School Commencement Honors 42 Graduates
The 42 graduates of College High School were honored at the 38th commencement Wednesday night at the Little Theatre. Three students won scholarships to state institutions of higher learning. Anna Ewing earned a Colorado State College of Education waiver, and Thuth Frederick and Marilyn Melutos received joint honor scholarships to six state colleges. A panel discussion addressed duties of high school to society, led by Don Cerson and featuring Ewing, Leach, Frederick, Melhiust, Hicks, and Miller. Dr. George Willard Frasier urged trades training. the program included music by the college orchestra.
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Yong
Collage High School
Thuth Frederick
Evans
Mariiyt Melutos
Geee- Jey
Seca
Colorado State College of Education
Anna Ewing
LaSate
Don Cerson
Esther Leach Ruth Prederick
Marilyn Melhiust
Frances Hicks
Jim Miller
Pavel
Jess
George Willard Frasier
Colorado State College of Haucation
Denver
Maren Noble
Entrege High Kool
Ralph King
Kepner Trntt
Nev
A. F. Zimmerman
Rhinehe Rumbley Collins
Frank Bury
Noble Cain
Jesus
Walter Aschenbrenner
Aschenbrenner
Garson Preaguts
S. N. Garcon
William Wrinkle
College High School
Eliza
Congress Halts Hopper Funds Amid Grasshopper Plague
House conferees halted hopper funding as senators and representatives seek rapid replenishment of depleted Immir funds. They aim to obtain a deficiency appropriation of 2,417,000 by Saturday before the federal grasshopper threat subsides. Senator Nye, North Dakota, said the appropriations committee is ready to report favorably once received from the house.
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Washington
Juve
Immir
House
Nye
Repair Nean
North Dakota
Jury views Fallon Farm in Weld County condemnation hearing
A six judge jury today viewed the William J Fallon farm east of Longmont as part of a condemnation proceeding for a highway 185 right of way. The jury traveled with Baltite Sam G Griffith, returning to hear arguments from attorneys and witness testimony from Fallon and others.
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William J. Fallon
Weld
Wiliam J
Lapseinty Beit Taetrait and Auto Plant Strikes End
Hundreds of Astonobile workers returned to Detroit factories as Belges Manufacturing and Grankantsige Motors companies end strikes. Eight Chrysler plants, seven Dugga plants, and two Cloyster plants reopened after a new contract with the United Auto Workers union. The May 22 strike deadline led to halted output while wage and health concerns sparked tension among unions and management, with officials overseeing the settlement and workers deciding on representation at CLOALAAW.
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Dune
Detroit
Belges Manufacturing Company
Grakantsige Motors Corporation
Chrysler Corpe
Dugga
Grahan-lake
Cloyster
Briggs
United Auto Workere Union
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Altile
Drices
Chrysler
Br Unton
C.1
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Emil Mazey
Uriges
Jocal
Heimer Marvin
James FL Dewey
Villalor
Yyoth
Martin A.byal
Chulou
Iyi
Townsend Memorabilia Mention Sparks Local Recall
Fragmentary note recalls CG Townsend, Yorkey and state officials, referencing past times and a figure named Mayen. Vague phrases hint at historical ties, personal memories, and a casual tone about familiar names and places. The readable bits imply a local historical or personal reminiscence.
Three University of Colorado students escape in car accident
June 8 at Boulder three University of Colorado students narrowly escaped injury when their car drove off a road embankment near 1605 Lily Street and toppled into Boulder Creek. Driver Loran Myers of Greeley and passengers Tack Guread of Louisville and Jeanne Jangary of Beaver reported minor injuries. Vehicle damage estimated at about 100 dollars.
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Boulder
University of Coloraio
Kappa Kappa Gaius
University
Swordsexer
Ward
P. King
Sadle
Bishway
Myris’ Ey
Myers
Edna A. Myers
Greeley
Briggedale Folka
Triegadale
Gea Wlator
Wi Ate Brinton
Arigesiale
Neuver
Emily Skelton
Dane E. Skelton
Auta
Della Anderson
Urde
Utd
Skelton
Alfred Jamson
Denver
Mirat Avenue
Gartletd Street
Nilgeedale
Stephens College Man To Coordinate Campus Religious Activities Here
John Wilkin, recently earning a first degree from the University of Missouri, has arrived in Greeley to direct and coordinate religious activities at Colorado State College of Education. He will apply methods used at Stephens College and St. Louis in guiding campus groups for next fall. Willard, formerly at Stephens College, will continue similar work in a model program for the Colorado campus.
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Stephens College
John Wilkin
University of
Gohemla Disciplines District in Prague Slaying Case
Gohemla disciplined Prague district of Kladno today in a search for the killer of German police sergeant Wilhelm Knlost who was slain last night in front of the technical sewerage plant near Kladno. Protector for Bohemia and Moravia Reid a constant von Neurath ordered extraordinary measures to locate the slayer.
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Gohemla
Prague
Constantin von Neurath
Reid
Bohemia and
Moravia
Kladno
Wilhelm Knlost
Pragua
National Guard Units Begin Training Encampment at Camp Crore West
National Guard units prepare for an encampment with 1500 new officers comprising 60 percent of Colorado’s strength. Infantry and artillery units will maneuver on the Lawivy field for several days with a final review in the afternoon.
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Olivers
Alevi
Kirst
Lowell Kitgit
Ralph Bowyer
Coulis
Gael H. Cartyson
Donald K. Stewart
Mus
Saard
Colorado
Artilley
Lawivy
U S Engineers Study Bids for Vast Tunnel Project
U S engineers began evaluating bids on a proposed long tunnel project aimed at diverting water from the Continental Divide toward northern Colorado storm land areas. The lowest bid exceeded preliminary estimates by about 3 million dollars, with a total project cost discussed around 14 million, as regional officials consider the feasibility and acceptability of the contract.
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Presey
Denver
Dane
Shasta Costruction Company
San Ianelaen
P. Goarper
Mee
Thehutsler
Colorado
Bower
Six Refugees Land at Havana
Six refugees arrived in Havana aboard the German liner St Leu with assurances of entry via Washington. Cuban authorities refused further diversions for additional refugees, signaling a halt to new landings as 907 aboard the vessel face potential return to Hamburg after inspection.
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Pree Mogeta
Hos
Washington
United States
St. Leuie
Hamburg
Inspector Thomas Allen Honored in Denver Meeting
Colorado mine inspector Thomas Allen was elected president of the Ming Inspectors Institute of Anertea at a gathering in Denver on June. Allen, known for his long service in the field, received the vote amid a ceremony recognizing his contributions to mine safety and inspection standards.
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Denver
Thomas Allen
Colorado
Alate
Thilsburgh
Ming Inspectors Institute of
Anertea
Royal visit greets British monarchs at Niagara Falls
The first British ruler to visit the United States steps ashore near Niagara Falls, as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth cross from Canada. A brief informal greeting lasts under five minutes with officials including Cordell Hull and Sir Ronald Lindsay nearby on the special train bound for Washington.
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United States
Cordil Mull
T Hem
Niagara Walls
N.Y
George VI
Elizabeth
Canada
Washington
Ronald Lindsay
Mull
Hull
Associated Press
Fulemat
Demands Murphy Probe WPA Actions in Larimer County
Mrs. Mel Scott asks Attorney General Murphy to investigate the WPA in Larimer County Colorado. Affidavits allege misuse of WPA funds to seed political influence and pressure private interests, with Congress and officials accused of bias against WPA clients.
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Mel Scott
Murphy
WPA
Larimer Co
Trevay
Denver
Jube
Celiude Federalon
NAS Ott Association
Tony Jay Nid
Atorney
Frauke Murphy
Wis Ik
Mya
Mel Jt
Port Clin
Ehalenian
Peduradion
Envitittes
Mudhy
Rufus Koller
Lesur
Heath
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Kollar
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Brighton Man Fined $1 In Quiet Court Appearance
Meltfer, 32, of Brighton pleaded guilty to driving without a valid certificate after a minor Sunday accident. Courtesy patrol detained him. Another Brighton resident, Harl Nayor of Greelay, received $5 for speeding. No costs were charged.
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Meltfer
Brighton
Talvasta
Hirgits
Meller
Dete Utier
Fort Luncan
Harl Nayor
Greelay
King and Queen Greeted by Hull At U.S. Border
Royal couple arrived amid large crowds as Secretary Hull welcomed them at the border. The procession included ceremonial guards and officials from the government, with King Cenegn and Queen Elizabetl met by dignitaries before continuing to Washington for a four day visit.
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Hull
U.S. Border
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Niagara
Dagianing
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Brielise
Ningaya
Sean Russell Ordered Released in Detroit
Officials in Detroit authorize the release of Sean Russell amid unclear details. The department confirms the order while local authorities respond to questions about the case.
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Sean Russell
Detroit
Bresas Waalitragton
Sran Fussell
Cauaweid Leish Republican Army
Luke Fire
Emstily
Horster
Cirnactan
Hory
Milgiqtoma
Weather Colovalo Forecast Confusing but Mild
Weather summary indicates fair Thursday with variable conditions and warmer trends in the west. Forecast mentions possible chilly nights into Friday with low temperatures around 43 and wind shifts from the southwest.
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Colovalo
Niente
Contey
Werner Cn
Arrival of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in Washington
Royal party led by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth arrived in the capital to a wartime welcome. President Roosevelt hosted the dignitaries in the Union Station corridor as military parades and crowds gathered along the route to the White House amid bombers overhead and a sea of flags.
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Rousevelt
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