Count Fleet Race Injury Not Serious
Count Fleet will miss the Arlington class if July 24 as doctors report no bone injuries after an ankle X ray. swelling from a sprain will subside with rest, and a further exam is planned in a few days.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1943
Page
3
Count Fleet will miss the Arlington class if July 24 as doctors report no bone injuries after an ankle X ray. swelling from a sprain will subside with rest, and a further exam is planned in a few days.
Coach Ted Nyda announced a color football film showing Tuesday evening at Greely High School. The event invites all interested patrons to attend, with the program likely including mentions of local teams and a preview of a film tied to the Tulsa Tennessee bowl discussion.
A roundtable on racing lore features skater Reynolds and Latonia legends. Tales recount Tad Bloom, Sysonby bets, and the era of big wagers as gatekeepers and jockeys discuss past glories and the spectacle of the track.
Unclear OCR fragment lists names and places such as Philadelphia St. Louis Brooklyn and Chicago with scattered numbers and teams. American League unchanged from yesterday.
Yesterday's scores show St Paul and Columbus, Milwaukee losing to Indianapolis. Boxing results list several bouts with winners including Lem Franklin, Shunk Pail Ups, Judo Villar, Angelo Gallura, and Tony Musto among others with various knockouts and decisions.
Reports from an Allied information outlet detail mass executions of Dutch citizens linked to a strike in late April and early May. The Nazi occupation crackdown included deaths, forced labor threats, curfews, checkpoints, and widespread arrests as Dutch authorities shut factories and public services.
Assistant AP reports Fritz Zivic suspended indefinitely by the Minors athletic commission for failure to appear at a Chicago fight with Tommy James. The action cited missing the scheduled showdown last night and noted authorities will address the absence.
Senate debate on a 320 million farm appropriation bill faced controversies over Farm Security Administration crop finance and soil conservation payments. The bill was postponed under procedural delays as lawmakers weighed policy details and administration concerns.
Archer station experts report long term dryland farming faces soil fertility losses as nitrogen and organic matter drop after 28 years of continuous cropping. Manure and diversified rotations including crested wheatgrass and western wheatgrass show strong forage and yield responses, with pasture and livestock key to sustainable dryland agriculture.
Assostated Beaany Fred Piashinnous and Hob Ainge led Dodgers over Virates W with a late rally as tenmates combined for four runs to eight. Dragin's Lenists contributed key hits in a wild nine inning finish.
Weld County faces vast bean acreage with fields across Roxgen Grover Pierce and surrounding areas. Farmers plant many acres of pintos with hopes for profitable crops, while frost and soil nitrogen questions loom as drought persists and relief from drought laws may come after the war.
Unspecified press report from Pope Field North Carolina states twelve crew members died when a P47 transport crashed between Fort Bragg and Laurinburg. Initial reports listed 26 aboard. a search found twelve bodies at the scene as weather halted recovery. Officials could not confirm if remaining occupants survived.
Washington reports Acting Price Administrator Burke says final consumer gains from a 10 percent price cut under the subsidy plan, while growers are protected. Burke argues no justification for reductions in Hye nnicials stock. Subsidy to packers offsets losses, as prices rise. Price reductions delayed to June 14 for meat and June 28 for cured meats to clear inventories. O Mahoney counters packers suffer no inventory losses and thus should not cut livestock payments.
Denver report quotes Toynben Hall warden Mallon who says modern German youths are outside ethics. He criticizes youth indoctrination and argues for harsher controls and age-based reforms. He notes casualties, bomb shelters, and rising juvenile delinquency in England, urging surveillance and ideological suppressions.
Major General Norman T. Kirk told the American Medical Association delegates that the wounded death rate in Tunisia was surprisingly low at 244 to 346 per thousand. He cited long transport distances and evacuation over hundreds of miles, praised plasma and surgical advances, and noted the high survival aided by blood extract preparations and improved infection control.
New York June 7 Jacob Aron 800 vice president of the New York Central System and others pressed wage demands of nearly 400000 railroad men for a 30 percent increase. They argued wages are higher than the national average while railroads face large profits and rising costs. Edward Flynn stated dividends and inflationary pressures are issues, and that railroads have reduced debt but will need funds for deferred maintenance after the war.
Fragmentary lines recount a noisy bar scene with disjointed references to brands, pork quantities, and workers. The text hints at a chaotic exchange involving Uncle Bam and a claim of large pork totals in 1948, but the meaning remains unclear.
Washington June 21 Senate approved a 27 billion naval appropriation bill. It covers a four year allocation with a single year allotment noting new shipbuilding programs and a gram of planned construction.
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