Smiths Overcome Richardson Lead In Softball Game
Smiths beat Richardson 4 3 in a cold Island Grove softball clash. Webb and Smiths traded early runs as Smiths surged with four in the third inning to take the lead. Richardson rallied in the last inning but Andren’s catch preserved the win for Smiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiths
Richardson
Smith
Webardson
Island Grove Park
Jazers
Steven
Felay
Andren
Hockel
Beare
Lunings
OPA Proposes Cattle Price Changes To Spur Early Marketing
Washington officials and cattle producers representatives met on proposed OPA revisions to ceiling prices. Changes seek higher base rates for top cattle grades and reduced caps for lower grades to boost marketing from western ranges. Cattlemen oppose raising top prices. insist lower grades stay, mid-range kept, to avoid price disparity. Agencies including War Food Administration and Office of Economic Stabilization joined the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srees
Washington, Jung
Office of Price Administration
OPA
GPA
Office of Economic Staviiization
Former Longmont Miner Missing in Action in Italy
Longmont resident Jane Tech notes former Longmont miner Matt Posum, age not stated, is missing in action in Italy as of May 16. He enlisted July 1942, served 17 months, and previously lived on Pratt Street. He was a tank crew member with overseas service and had lived in Longmont eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longmont
Jane &Tech
Matt Posum
Lonsmont
Italy
Hernan Mikinnz
Pratt Street
Sererce
Longutont
Wounded Returned To Great Britain
A tide of over 60 wounded soldiers and sailors were ferried from Normandy aboard an LST back to England. Doctors and a special medical team tended injuries on an improved operating table while supplies, soup and clothing were distributed. A sergeant described close mortars and shrapnel, and a naval lieutenant endured wounds while his landing craft carried four field guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hales
Normandy
England
Boring
National League and American League Scores and Box Entries
The scoreboard lists scattered baseball results from the National and American leagues with partial box entries. Teams include Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston New York Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati and Washington Cleveland St Louis as well as Pacific Coast League matchups San Diego Hollywood Portland Los Angeles San Francisco Scale Oakland with varied inning totals and player notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelnhia
Brooklyn
Barret
Covington
Fineley
Gregg
Owen
Gercauser
Muwalli
Melbiowson
Corington
Finley
Head
Hragan
Boston
Tobini Mani
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Wryne
Venderberg
Helm
Roe
Cuccurullo
Butcher
Strincerich
Davis
Camell
Berry
Mayes
New Yoth
Doutar
Donald, Zuber
Parc
Garhark
Woods
Ryba
Partde
Cleveland
Sthouls
Smith
Alving
Kiicuma
McDonald
Kranter and Heyworth Petrattaml
Pampened
Iran
San Diego
Hollywood
Portland
Los Angeles
Saccaventos
San Francisco
Oakland
St Lovin Me
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Roston
Pitguargh
Cine
American Association Trus
Tar Columbus
Miomegyatin
Milwaukee
Lentsvile
Indiana Golls
Kansans
Boned
Out State Firms Pay Ascortated Pree
Denver reports state tax assessments on firms with principal offices outside Colorado amounting to 498764 since last October. Cruse says 234505 already paid, remaining claims in adjustment. Auditors plan New York area work after Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Ing
State Revenue
Albert F. Cruse
Cruse
State Department
Het.ate
Income Tax Department
Enlea
Araft
New York
Chicago
Square Dances On College Tennis Courts Start
Square dances opened at the college tennis courts with Richard Gihes calling the tunes over loudspeakers. Mrs. Gertrude Woodcock and Bud Sintson supplied the music as recreation Director James Baggot and assistants officiated. The event invited all to join and learn. Next week’s dance planned for 7:30 pm on the high school courts with talks on expanding to Friday street dancing near Lincoln Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley
Plano
Waa
Gertrude Woodcock
Bud" Sintson
James Baggot
Ernest, Kruse
Bill Riddoch
Steelay
Aes
Baggot
Tennie Court
Tageot
Atreet
Lincoln Park
Milliken Post Office Rating Raised to Third Clan
The Milliken post office will be raised from fourth to third clan rating starting July 1, boosting local business. Families and residents, including Mrs. Charles Pollay and daughter, WWI veterans, and various local workers, are mentioned in notices of travel, military connections, and property interests as part of a broad community update from Loveland and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milken
Lovat
Eileen Palmeteer
Washington
Milliken
Charles Pollay
Lolg
Pulley
Satem
Ore
Sal Whitig
San Francisco da
Vielling
Wiliam
Lohriogles
Navy
Ata
Mire
Waller McCulloch
Gong
Wash
McCulloch
Tna
Joh Christy
Los Angeles
Calif
Lester Teter
Merchant Marine
Mabiel Nisbett
Marjory Keating
Calfornia
Mars Loret Hollon
J. Hamilton
Mattare
Loveland
Andy Mlallic
Mysd
Bi. Morris
Krennating
W. 3
Daniels
Dale Tauscher
Dale
Europe
Misa
Wiliam Sehneldmner
Sub Francsca
Rise and Shine Club New Name at Fort Lupton
Fort Lupton H H club renamed Rise and Shine 4H Club at Fort Lupton with Gattrieb Heit as president and J P Clark as leader. Albert Watada and Delbert Banger on committee to outline program and judging team. Golf ball season planned. games to be arranged with other clubs. New officers Gottlieb Hell president Tom Kosing vice president Phyllis Ziass secretary treasurer Clifton Harding reporter and historian song leader. Soap waste discussed with estimates of two cakes wasted per year by careless acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lupton
Jime
Rina and Shine 4H
Gattrieb Heit
J.P. Clark
Albert Watada
Delbert Banger
Ben Ichikawath
Tony
Phyllis Glan
Gottlib Hell
Tom Kosing
Phyllis Ziass
Clifton Harding
Harding
Dreamy Scrap of 1920s Baseball Mentions
Fragmentary OCR list names like Walker Bordagaray Munger Cullenbloe Doerr Rybe and teams Brooklyn Chicago Cleveland Boston hint at a baseball leader board. No coherent event or dates readable. item reads as scattered player mentions and team tags without clear action or results.
Roundup of sports notes and plans from diverse leagues
The report covers Ray Domoit’s group promoting baseball education via free instruction and rulebooks to radio stations. upcoming tennis stars from Shorts and Brielle Mexico bound for national championships. consideration of a Midwest soccer league using baseball parks in the off season. Penn State boxing coach Led Houck’s Nazi trophy addition. Trent How ard Anderson aiding Yale basketball with player statistics. Red Rolfe’s continued support for Yale games and Ted’s season checks on unlisted players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh. Fullerton, JR
Chmentered Press
New-York
Na‘ Ray
Domoit
Eagnes
Ray
Shorts
Brielle
Mexico
United States
Forest Mile Center Court
Cubs
Plaa Wrigisy
Houck
Penn“State
War Summary Reports Allied Push and Axis Resilience
Western front sees repulsed enemy counterattacks and continued beachhead expansion as Allied air and ground operations overlap with heavy fighting near Rouen and Caen. Berlin reports Fifteenth Army and Italian front actions while Rome advances push on multiple fronts. Pope Pius thanks American Catholics for aid to war victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fierva
Naxla
Tront
Gherbourg
Ganquerera
Daveaux
Qaen
Rouen
Sthasan
Clella Castellang
Braceiano
Civitaveashix
Rome
Monterotondo
Vilages
al Ied
Ceriman
Tas
Moscow
Washington
United States
Eaton Community Party Honors Rev Peterson
A Tuesday evening event in Eaton celebrated Rev. Peterson with a church youth group gathering. Doris Jolson and Virgene Westman performed duet, Wendell Gutoson spoke, classmates presented a gift, and Lucile Tobason led attendees in singing Nearer Still Nearer. Caroline Carlson hosted musicians from College High School in Greeley who performed, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Carlsog
Peterson
Broeht
Lucas Siete
Albim Carlson
Jilding Berg
den Severin
Lindy Swam
Rota’ College Bighchool
Greeley
Mosic
Carlson
Warlene Mittelstadt
Mra
G. Ly: Mittelstadt
Jonson Beaver
D. A. Wells, Jr
Gal) Pittaan
Hollywood
A. A.” Brooks
Michael Collins
Teft
Denver
Zephyr
Drersbero, Tran
Michael
Second St
Nyedeel Colting
Marvin Collins
My. Colling
Eaton
Innchéon
Pittman
Avid Mra. Brooks
Marvin Colling
Dyersberg
Mies
Riva Purcell
Iss Truth
Lise Purcell
Lst
Riv
Floyd ‘Tyson
Bridge Club
Charles Ketrnes
Manrica Cole
Stalmer ~ Rutherford
Welfare Board Approves Full $45 Penning for June
The welfare board authorized the full $45 payment for June to Colorado old axe petaluners, marking the consecutive month of full amount disbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Denver
The
Plate Welfare Board
Colorado Old Axe Petaluners
Windsor wedding guests and travel notices amid community ties
A Windsor fragment lists wedding plans and attendees including Mrs Harold Osborne, Mrs T F Evans, and Mrs George Frye visiting from nearby towns. It notes travel from Los Angeles and Memphis and mentions furloughs, family visits, and relatives returning to their homes in California, Kentucky, and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catrice
J. Brawer
Mise Winograd
Om Breyen
Gasser Ed
Calif
Henry Scholten
Mra la Metall
Colorado
P. EO
eCal
Rinda
Inghla
Windsor
Adabelle Evans
National Screen Corporation
Sheaver
WR. Treverton
Memphis
Tenn
George Frye
Municipal League Banquet and Breakfasts Schedule
A fragmented civic notice outlines the Municipal League events in Cheyenne with a banquet at 8:30 p.m presided by L. L. Wilkinson and speakers from United Air Lines and the American Red Cross. Saturday June 10 lists breakfasts by group at various venues in Denver Pueblo and Colorado Springs, with chairs including Ray H. Talbot Elmore Petersen and Charles N. Rees, plus a 11:90 am luncheon in Bowell hall chaired by Frank E. Wilson and John H. Seaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacion
Elu
CSC
L. L. Wilkinson
Green Icy
Kirk i P Charge
Hecent Air Developments
Aviation
Ernest J. Grog
United Air Lines
Cheyenne
Ray H. Talbot
Pueblo
Elmore Petersen
Boulder
George. van Schylack
Love Jang
Carl Folas
Denver
Attorneya
Angell
Charles N. Rees
Bros
Bonnel
Bately
Dwight G. Neill
Fort” Morgen
Ralph B. Mayo
Henry M. Kral
Sterling
C.F. Weatern
Utilities
Ga and Electric Company Jounge
la HK
Christolear
Ight
Sami
A Storey
Greeley
Guy H. Palmer
J. Collins
Earl L. Mosley
Colorado Springs
Fred Wiley
Frat Morgan
Lawsmont
Waller H. Goodhue
Bowell Hall
Frank E. Wilson
John H. Seaman
Veteran Officer Dies in Old Fort
Veteran Fort Carluedhester Sauer El Hoagland, a former deputy and U.S. marshal linked to Fort Garland, was found dead at the fort’s bunk bar. He had lived there for years near the old army post established in 1858 to guard the San Luis valley from Ute and Apache bands. He is survived by three brothers, George, W. Bof Fortgerald and John, of Akron, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Carluedhester Sauer
Elmer Chester Hoagland
United States
Re- Fort Garland
Hoagland
Old Army Pont
San Lais
George Hand W. Bof
Gertend and
John
Akron
County Society Calendars in Platteville
Tuesday at J Le Johns home G Baciely. Wednesday Mizpah club at Ralph Morgan home with Mrs James Morgan Bertha Moffet and E T Brown mastering. Thursday Rebekah Lodge meeting noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puesday
G. Baciely
J. le Johns
Mizpah Club
Ralph Morgan
James Morgan
Bertha Moffet
T. Brown
Rebekah Lodge
Round Table Breakfasts and Public Health Plans
Summary of Colorado Public Health Association events with mentions of Lloyd J. Ftorle M D as president, league officers reports, and outlines from last and next legislative sessions. Includes city officials McClintock and Boulder, conference city selection, plus entertainment and tours at Island Grove park and War Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honda Colorado
Lloyd J. “Ftorle
Colorado Public Health
Round Table
League
McClintock
Boulder
Greeley
Eirector of War
Island Grove Park
Colorado State Calture of Education
Brus Ia
Hanquet
Country Club
D.m
Long Tunnel Holing Thru Set For Saturday Ceremony
The event marks the tunnel nearing 400 000 cubic yards of rock removed as blasting progresses. Officials plan dual radio broadcasts and film coverage. The project runs under the Continental Divide with the next blast scheduled to close the East end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berum
Ubing
Harper
Huresu
Sawiich
Portal
Chapman
Besak
Albobg
Luanel
Oster Chapman
Evlatast
Elda
Mazoftia Company
Frank “Purvis
Gread Lake
Platt Rogers, Inc
Stlers Brothers Construction Company Hay
Tnnel
Ia Morehan
Conrado’ Water Conservancy
Aistract
Plante
Stlera Company
Grand Laxe
Magolsin Company
Eal
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Hancock
Anger
McKee
Gua
Lewis
Feld
AM Stata A. Ie
Island Grove
Mookern
Enion
Great Britain
Leeds
Sudan
Littler Fuel & Feedle
Sth
Ave
Preas Hutinio
N.Y
Johnny Green
Lackawskan
Jerry Flavella
Trooklyn
Wootlhcard
Ride Hosel
Bradley Lewis
Milo Theodorescu
Fall River
Bown Welliauta
Nawick
Nooj
Verne Patterson
New Brunawick
Qaear Goate
Newark
Pumtielin
George Knox
Elphi Kiltie
Hawaii
Ffepolulu
W. A. Gabrielzan
Honolulu
London
Engiagd
Aloys Senefeldes
Rise and Shine Club
Lupton
National League
Ace — Walker
Isa — Bordagaray
Brooklys
Hits — Walker
King — Munger
Bt. Locle
Batling
Tucker
Cullenbloe
Cheveland
Doerr
Pilching — Rybe
Bos
Carroll’s Service
Glenn
Tith Ave
Texaco
Glenn Massey Mer
Weld County Garage
Tenth Street
TG Ghookre
Rev. Peterson
Agente
EAGLE
Aed
National Fuel CO
Ists
Old Fort
County Society
Platteville
DeSoto& Plymouth Dealer
JM. (Mack) McCcarty
Our Service Man
Ager
Weld County
Daugherty Motor Co
Desoto
Plymouth
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