D-Day Bond Drive Planned Nationwide War Effort
Civil D-Day begins with a bond drive to fund the war effort, with ceremonies in Texarkana on the Texas Arkansas border. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau and Texas Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma governors head a national event. An hour long radio program from Texarkana will feature actors and stars. Hollywood figures from Welles to Barrymore join the broadcast lineup and reach audiences nationwide.
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Uvagbington
Treasury
Gay i
Texarkaon
Toras
Arkateag
Téxas
Arkanans
Louisiana
Orlahonin-agd
Mexico
Wil
abUyiliea
Oruon Wailea
Welles
Glare
Joe E. Brown
Walter Huston
Danny Kaye
Keeman Wynn
Roosevelt Seeks Refugees in U S Camp Near Dawago
Washington reports President Roosevelt expects about one thousand European refugees to be housed in an unused military establishment at Fort Ontario near Dawago New York. He said the total number destined for the United States will enter through regular immigration channels, similar to civilians from Latin American countries and war refugees previously admitted. The president noted 300 cablegrams to Ambassador Murphy in Algiers to coordinate the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Fort Onstarlo
Dawago
New Yorks
Robert Murphy
Alglere
Homer L. Pearean
Hours of Representatives
Langue
Denver
Mie
Grasa Raats
Thors
Sandyuell
Peargon
Issac
A.G. Mezerik
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Andy
Kangra City
Pearson
Mor
Erik
Kansas City
Tran
Atl
Colorado Municipal League
W. Albin Carlson
Greeley
Building Commission
Lolo
Farmer
Black & Veatch
Engiieord
Grea
Ley
Thalr
Ésid Ha
Ars
Suryeya
Pointe Ara
He Walt
Jie
Thern
Mara
Patines
Fort Colling
Ag Freelay
Fort Collins
Springs
Masley
Cotorads Springs
Sune
Colorado Springs
Mosley
Finneran
Markets Turnover Mixed in Cattle and Hog Sales
Denver market reports sales of cattle and hogs with varied prices across categories. Stronger bids appeared for some batches while overall volume remained uneven, with hogs about 16,000 head unsold and cattle trading gradually lower than last week. Chicago grain futures closed modestly higher on wheat, while oats and barley softened as profit taking cooled gains.
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Henny Dafey
Werklils
Chicago
Tom Willlwoey
Juay
Darley Wos
Wall Street Roundup Cautions Amid Market Volatility
Wall Street reports limited gains amid mixed activity on June trading as low priced movers and large volumes surfaced. Investors showed caution ahead of loan drives with leaders down early and later steadying, while Overland and other stocks traded near notable levels.
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Victorybank
New York
Nqugis
Apeciaitles
Wiliya-Overland
Mavaston
Admission and discharge list at Wold County Hospital
The Wold County hospital admitted Betty Jean Baker KaSade Willard Schneider La Salto and several others on June 6. Discharged on the same day were Clifford Ewenson Dolly Jean Hakel Willard Schneider Mrs Arthur Laeh and baby hay Judith Chings Donald Haywood and others from Lasalle Ault Greeley Thonton Eston Orecley.
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Wold County Hospital
Betty Jean Baker
KaSade
Willard Schneider
la Salto
Jo Griega
Olive Aheat
Caldwin Parks
David Kelly
Eaton
Eaden Pope
Holyoke
William Baynes
Sixth Street
Clifford Ewenson
Las Salle
Dolly Jean Hakel
Ladnile
Lasalle
Postwar planning urged by Colorado Municipal League
Municipal leaders from Denver to Colorado Springs urged postwar planning for local governments to fund shared improvements. speakers cited water system surveys, metering, and regional cooperation as keys to efficiency and growth.
Over 100 Register Early for Northern Baptist Session
Reports show 106 registrants by Friday noon for the annual Northern Colorado Association of Baptist churches convention at Greeley First Baptist. Delegates from Eaton, Fort Collins, Fort Lupton, Longmont, Loveland, Johnstown, Ault, Briggsdale, and nearby towns attended. Rev. C. H. Thorn and Rev. Lowell Mayford gave responses and sermons, with routines on committees, reports, and a Friday banquet.
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Morohn
Colorado
Greeley
First Baptist Church
InsAult
Briggadale
Eaton
Fort Collin
Fort Lapton
Citerest
Johnstown
Lafayattr
Longmont
Loveland
Cinic E. Malcomeon
C. H. Thorn
Fort Lupton
KL. Shittuck
Lantle City
N. J
Lowell Mayford
Lafayette
Phy Wit Ba_ Dane
Ernest Brown
Anit
Pe Misa Gora Fleming
Tressurer
Tom Churches
Pnt
W. A. Phillipn
Denver
Colorado Bay
Adsam
Bruca Blunt
Evangelium
Wisharetes Bnt
Banq
Ardith +Rieke
Karl Collings
Coy Manera
A. G. Rogera
Fort Colling
Cora Fleming
Ray
Edwin L. Shinthuck
Eatonia
Calemian
Farley Resigns as New York Democratic State Chairman
Frustrated by his opposition to a fourth term for President Roosevelt, James Farley resigns as New York Democratic state chairman. Washington observers deem resignation likely, while Roosevelt dismisses questions at a news conference. Bricker campaign signals 20 states forming presidential efforts as Farley plans Chicago convention delegation.
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Frankis J. Kelly
Associated Press
Weiler
James A. Farley
New York
Washington
Roosevelt
Farley
Chicago
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Stubes
Arizona
Arkansas
Callarala
Indiana
Iowa
Maryland
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Moxico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Born to Me and Mee Spear Welcome Daughter at Weld County
Thomas Spear of 1216 Cranford welcomes a daughter at Weld County Hospital weighing six pounds seven ounces. The baby is named Jane Ellen, the Spear family's second child. Mrs Spear is formerly France Foster.
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Thomas Spear
Cranford
Weld County Hospital
Jane Ellen
Thia
Speara
Mra
Spear
Mere Francea Foster
Pessimistic German POWs Say War Is Near End
June 3 London reports quote German POWs expressing bleak views on Germany’s prospects. Labor battalions, captured on the Russian front, work on Austian defenses. A bilingual interpreter from New York aids prisoners as guards note general disinterest and defiance among detainees. A Catholic priest conscripted into the medical corps says he has no stake in the war. POWs reject rationed tea and crackers, demanding something better.
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Londin
Wer
Orie Vorkers Ik
Ausatin
Helgeru
Belsinoy
Ttettans
Rusaiana
Palea
Hnd
Pic
Frank Well
Riverside Drive
New York City
Salisnstuddiet
Medical’ Corps
Iidn
Tase
General Dawley Demoted After Salerno Beach Debacle
The article reports Ernest J. Dawley, once a major general commanding a corps, being demoted to brigadier general after the Salerno operation. It cites factors for reversal of fate, notes his return to U.S. assignments, and mentions McNair’s promotion recommendation amid wartime demotion controversies.
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Wil Wilkes
Frese -Wabbington
Ernest J. Dawigoavis
Hoosevalt
Ley
Seo Ke Wan
Sy Army Corps
Dawley
Saturrno
Sixth Corps
Providence
Itt
North
Africa
Salerno
Mark Clark
United States
Feld Artillery Replacement Training Center
Camp Roberts
Calif
Tank Destroyer Center
Camp Hond
Ter
Lesley F.mcnair
Army Ground Forces
Uenemy 3
About Folks You Know About Folks You Know
Roy Vi Smith of the J Y Beith and Son plans a trip to New York City for Beverly Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank B Darin. 1036 Grandview will leave Saturday for Estes Park to spend the summer. Miss Davin has worked for Mrs Ciara Han ten at the Agpen shop. June Adapin has returned to Seattle to resume work at Boeing after visiting Greeley with her parents. Brindes McCutchvon of 1228 Eleventh arrested for Claremont where she will spend a short vacation to attend Pomona College. A sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Ralph McCutcheon plan visits to Burbank while sister Mrs Jans Middiekautt of Sante will join. Mrs Nyall Adams and Mrs Olate Wekeland of Denver and Harriet Manoa visited Mason cabin near Estes Park then returned to Greeley. Miss Mason a Casper teacher will spend the summer in Greeley.
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Beverly Davis
Frank B. Darin
Grandview
Eatea Park
Nhe
Migs Davin
Ciara Hanten
Agpén
June Adapin
Seattle
Wash
Boeing Adreratt
Greeley
Ee Adams
Couvin
Provence Rows
George. Rowe
Brindes McCutchvon
Bléventh
Claremont
Calif
Pornons College
Ralph- McCutcheon
Burbank
Jans Middiekautt
Sante
Nyal. Adams
Olate Wekeland
Denver
Harriet Manoa
Mason Cabin
Estes Park
Wakeland
Mary Mason
Ireland Attacks Frasier On Air Utilities Policy
Clarence L. Ireland, chairman of the state Aeronautical Commission, criticized Colorado State College of Education President George W. Frasier for endorsing federal air transport control. Ireland argued against federal authority over interstate air service and noted CAB limits, urging state regulation to protect individual rights and local interests.
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Clarence L. Ireland
State Aeronaatical Commission
George W. Frasier
Colorado State College of Education
Colorado
Frasier
Iyéland
Fraeier
Civil, Aeronautics Board
Federal
Bareau
United States
State Acconpation Commission
Ireland Peaid
CAB
Greeley College
Fraaler
Publa Dttity. Commins
Greeley
Greeley Hosts Colorado Public Health Convention
Greeley residents attend the Colorado Public Health Association annual convention held at the Shirley Savoy hotel in Denver. Dr Arthur Massey of Coventry England led talks on British health service trends. Key speakers from national health agencies discussed rheumatic fever diarrhoea and mortality. About 300 registered for Wednesday with additional attendees Thursday.
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Colrado Public Health Association
Shirley-Savoy
Den- 1
Arthur Massey
Coventry
England
Massey
Seniatauin
Colorado
Atresind Throonto
Charles Lyght
Martha McDonald
Martha McDonald, Buychiatriet
Children's
Burran
Karl Fo Meyer
Hooper, Tid
Charles Bucx
the Americas
Ford
Federal Health Service
Reginald Atwater
Henrietta Landan
Elia 9. Tisdale
United States Public’ Health
Watte Ford
University of California
LeGrand Byington
United States
Hc Héwrth
Denver
Tojo Confident Message to Hitler Claims Victory
Premier Tojo of Japan allegedly sent a message to Adolf Hitler expressing complete confidence in German arms defeating British and American forces invading. The report cites a radio maid named Hesaya Tordon describing the claim.
Fragmentary Aviation Notice Incomplete Federal Airway Note
A fragmentary OCR passage mentions CAB Greeley plan and safety terms with Dr Fresler and a reference to a federal airway. Details are fragmentary and unclear but indicates an aviation safety or regulatory context assembled into a federal framework. Entities include CAB Greeley and Dr Fresler though roles remain unspecified.
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CAB
Greeley
Federal Airway
Ao Planer Cn
Mattium of Safety
Dr. Fresler
New Strike Likely In Ward Case In Chicago
Washington reports Ward discussions hint a strike period following a union backed by CIO contract aiming at plant control. Ward officials challenge government authority while a War Labor Board mandate prompts maintenance of union membership and potential government action. Also notes marriage licenses for Golden Trus and Vanbengh Moore and Denver entries amid nationwide count of 34 million women in America ages 15 to 49.
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Washington
Apather Montgomery
Ward Atrite
Checago
Boonevelt
War
War Labor Board
Wards
Ward
Uzba
Rennlk
Savanel ‘Wolekok
International Retail and “Whalesale Workers
CIQ
Lasp
Jay A Golden
Cheyenne
Charlene Trus
Thomas Joseph Vanbengh
Denver
Muriel Alta Moore
United States
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Jane Usda Owe
Pairea
Holt
Hoya
Trn Atrong
Wall Street
Northern Baptist
Kay Kyser
Eve Ye
Kay
Leater
Pesca
Poiles’ Court
Mitton Nation
Choyenns
Eighth Street
Emmanuel Weber
Fifteenth Street
Evhud
Iitproper
Stork Express
Innis
Roy Vi Smith
J. Y. ‘Beith and Son Stora
Forthia Week
J.M. Weber
Mitton
Madaeo
Stockton, Galifale
Kingmas, Ariz
Tyatoing
Dad
Barber Studio, Inc
8Th Ave
Mae
Ireland
Lexhorn
RAY Poultry House
Seventh Avenue
Colorado Public Health
Tojo
Hesaya
United Presbyterian
Clyde
Manatsay
Miniater
Swiject
Mise Lena
Welsandt
Jane
Arinklen
Hibbs
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