King George and Queen Elizabeth Visit Washington Royal Reception
The article recounts a June Washington reception where King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II met U S lawmakers in the Capitol, amid cheers as British troops stood nearby and the 125 year memory of a burned Capitol was noted. Senator Port Atwood and other officials greeted the royals, with formal exchanges of thanks and cordial handshakes.
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Capitol
Washington
June
Sovereiut
Daciay
Oves
Tlewai
Kline
Piajosiy
Haus
Cepublicia
Adaho
Eimile
Lie
Urorge
Pitemayn
China
Judge denounces verdict in Continental Securities acquittals
In New York a jury acquitted five men connected to Continental Securities Corp in a case involving a $3.7 million securities portfolio loan scheme and alleged control purchase. Judge Saul S. Sivefl denounced the verdict as an outrageous mockery of justice. Defendants listed include G Glaylow Vincowe PHI A. Hromr and Thomas W Moucks.
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Continental Securities
New York
Janes
Continental Securities Corporation
Seasion
Saul S. Sivefl
G Glaylow
Vincowe
Phi A. Hromr
Washington, D. C
Thoma W. Moucks
Solomont
Deston
Tyanen
Contiental Securitor
Liaketage Ices
Se F. Aqvettt
Three Fort Collins Men Called Up To Explain Basement Excavation
Three Fort Collins men Rufus Rulers Warren Ridell and Dusegh P. Collopy were summoned to Colorads WPA administrator Shriver to explain the basement excavation at Thiddell’s property. The action, Stirley is alleged to have involved missteps and was charged to Haller.
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Fort Collins
Denver
Jung
Paul J. Shriver
Ainietrator
Rufus
Larimer Cou
Warren Ridlell
Port Collina Yorks
Albert Johnson Dies At Hospital Friday
Albert Johnson, 70, longtime figure in the community, died at the Greeley Hospital Friday after a short illness. The obituary notes his many years of public service and asks that relatives contact Avikatrome's Mortuary for further arrangements.
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Greeley
Ruplera
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Weld Receives Funds For June Welfare Allocations
Colorado official Vera announces total $1,447,741.25 allocated to counties for old age pensions and related programs. Weld County receives portions including pensions to elderly and blind, dependent children aid, tuberculosis fund support, and public welfare administration costs.
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Vera
Denver
Inn
Ear M. Kouns
Colorado Western Department
Nubile Welfare Administration
Weather Outlook for Colorado Wyoming and Gowley
Fragmented weather notes show Colorado partly cloudy Friday night and Saturday with rising temperatures. Wyoming showers Friday, variable cloudiness, Saturday mainly fair. Gowley area Friday and Saturday mixed conditions with cooler air. Local forecast 24 hours ahead shows highs around 45 and a low near 8.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Rogers Rules Regents May Order an Audit
Attorney General Cyron G. Rogers ruled that the regents of the University of Talarde may initiate an independent audit of the university’s funds. He notified President George Norby that any fund under the board’s control could be used for the audit.
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Associated Prenst Neaver
Cyron G. Rogers
University of
Germans Threaten Mass Arrests Of Czechs To Apprehend Slayer
German authorities threaten mass arrests of Czechs to capture the slayer of a German police sergeant in Kladno Bohemia. A 8 p.m. deadline tonight was set by Reich protector Baron Newith, with reports of Czech officials and police detained and martial law possible if the killer not disclosed. Joint fears extend to Jews being drawn toward Poland as authorities widen the crackdown and list the mayor and others in custody.
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Ely
Aday
Margaret Polly
Jon Bueler
Gald
Misa Weil
Tery
Los Angeles
Kreho Oshorny
San Jose
Engler
Fis
Graham Well
Nassau
Sle
Hone
Althose
Evonih Uga
Mabel Orla
Engter
Poland
Prague
Juie
Kladug
Reich
Baron Konstan Yon Newith
Puss Drague
Bolemia
Germany
Kiadun Bar Tere
Beet Growers to Vote on Release Again Next Wednesday
The Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association directors will vote again on releasing members to market beers without restoration. Director W B Gree of Windsor had directed action via Litt Norcal to return the request to the board. The April vote denied release of 10% of normal acreage under contract after April 1. A recent Whid sor Tacal decision urged abandonment of restraints and release.
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W. B. Gree
Windsor
Litt Nocal
Association
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Whidsor Tacal
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Asaelatiar Raven
Harald
Wogsett
Graduates Stress Cooperation Between Teacher and Community
Graduates at Colorado State College of Education stressed community cooperation as essential to education in a 1939 commencement slated outdoors. About 622 graduates, including 102 with advanced degrees, were listed. events featured a student panel on connecting schools with the town and musical performances.
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Colorado State College of Educament Wits
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O. M. Dickerson
Anarsii
George Willard Fragler
J. da Forest Cline
Muncy Teusleimie Gipelinrg
Br. S. L. Tasssalit
Carl Molander
Tmngle
Ly ‘Se
Mterature
Tris
A. F. Zimmerciin
Pride Ulte
George Willard Frasier
de Harry V. Kopuier
Denver
Apecia Mwass
I. Lawrence Hinckley
Sterling
Board of
Clay R. Apple
Gresley
Jender
Wis
Tev
Zlusnersa
Jesus Murthace
Romblon
Polippine Talauds
Virginia Poor
Hezeman
Margaret Garrart
Walsenbuirg
Stateyne
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Finrold Adcock
Swink
Ufa
Special Awards Announced at Commencement
Widespread awards announced at the Colorado State College of Education commencement highlight the Pan-Fellenic prize of 75 dollars to Birt to Migs May jurig Jade of Sterling. Randall Ryde of Greeley wins the Central award for highest grad average. Uithin Row Lunn of Marble Beach earns the History scholastic prize. Ernest O’Byrne of Grantley cited for best student deference. T. J. Quillen and Tarell C. Mel Cully receive Delta Phi awards. Barbara Counteaumin of Whey entire earns Lambda prize. a long list of sophomores from Viofes eltual College across Colorado and nearby towns is noted.
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Grantley
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T. J. Quillen
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Tarell C. Mel Cully
Castle Rock
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Whey
Francea Cullen
Rawlina
Weromlng
Shirley” Awhile
Gonger
Claes Wilcott
Longmont
Sam Gates
Teaver
Bil Tismittan
Fruttaj- Morlovis Farris
Sterliur
Marlem Lancaster
Soviet Tries U S Woman After Year and Half Held
Moscow city court tries American woman Marie Truvans after a year and a half in detention. Officials accuse her of forging U S passports and conspiring against the Soviet Union. Defense pleads innocence in a brief 10 minute session with no clear facts presented.
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U. S
U Anszeieluil Peets
Moscow
Sovigl Nusain Wuddoly
Marie Truvans
Soviet Union
U.S
SEC Probes DuPont Stock Deals
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced an investigation into discrepancies in DuPont common stock transactions. The probe covers officers and principal holders and includes corrections submitted by DuPont officials. Chairman Dur Font of DuPont de Nemours & Company faces scrutiny for prior reports on stock holdings since November 1934. Townsend Club No 2 meets Monday at 7:30 in Justin of the Peace court room on the fleet floor, etc.
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Jon
DuPont
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Wecht
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Tony
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F. DuPont de Nemours & Company
Townsend No. 2
Wind Blows Down Trees and Signs Across District
A heavy northwest wind Friday afternoon felled trees and signs in the Grealay area causing crop damage and grounding beets. A chicken coop on a dump edge was set ablaze, killing a hen and 26 chicks owned by Lawrence A. Rogen. 100 other chicks were reportedly saved earlier. Fire units and officials from Grealey Floral Company responded to the scene and investigated power service damage.
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