Armored Warships and Coast Defense Projections in 1912 News
A speculative piece discusses heavy artillery and armored ships like the Arkaneas and Nevada built for coastal defense. It notes their commissioning around 1912, compares battleship classes, and weighs prospects of larger ships threatening Tojo’s plans as winter approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Hervier Guaned
Elas
Shiva
Revade
ToJo
Boul Dakotas
Maues
North
Cureton
South Dakota
Enon
Thomas Puller
Greeley Commerce Group Drives 4th of July Drive
The Greeley Channel of Commerce members conduct the Fourth of July fundraising campaign led by W G Vensickle and others. The article also notes a northern Colorado tennis tournament in Greeley with past singles cup winners including Howard Garntes and Jack Phelps and mentions visiting guests at Estea Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Channel of Commerce
Rodea
W. G. VenSickle
H. Clerk
J. W. Ried
W. A. Prueautt
Huy Hules
0. G. Edwarda
Pliny Lac
Earl Dilek
Ralph Smith
Albert Clough
Fan King
A. A. Signer
Frank Davis
Frank Auteey
Clauda
Howard Garntes
Horaca F
Jack” Phelps
Clarence Custer
Greeley Timothy
LR. Timken
Greeley
Emery Blake
Moe. Stelle Smith
LaCrosse
W's
Estea Park
Allies Struggle With Weather Invasion At Cherbourg
In the Cherbourg operation Allied forces face delays due to rough seas and bad weather. The invasion aims to secure a foothold and defeat German reserves as Rammel prepares a major attack. Officials say weather hindered landing of troops and materiel, slowing the advance toward the Atlantic Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherbouts
Paninania
Sya
Ronnel Tykely
Rammel
Hitler
Cherbourg
Invasion Watch Dallas: Allied Plans and Hitler’s Gamble
The article discusses Allied invasion timing and Cherbourg operations. It notes Rommel faces uncertainty, Allied fleets ready to sail from British ports, and Hitler's hope for a negotiated peace before unconditional surrender. It emphasizes the need for rapid Allied action to exploit advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allius S
Cherbourg
Rommel
Roy
Tleets
Ava Cherbourg
Hitler
Jack London and Broadway Rhythm Open Saturday at Local Theatres
The Cranston united Artists production "Jack London" opens midnight Saturday at Uld Chief theatre and runs thru Tuesday with cast including Michael O'Shea Sutan Hayward and Virginia Maye A second feature "Broadway Rhythm" opens at Sterling theatre starring George Murphy Ginny Binns and Charles Winninger with Tommy Dorsey orchestra The Motion Picture Herald rates both shows as Good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daeck London
Opone
Jack London
Cranstonunited Artists
Uld Chief
Twesday
Im Tatcast
Michael O'Shea
Sutan Hayward
Masser
Harry Davenport
Frank Craven
Virginia Maye
Ralph Morgan
Lawrse Keaysere
Jonathan Hale
Leonard Birong
Fault Hurst
Matton
Pletire Herald
Tuat Ba
Stitt
Qqualut
Samiel
Ryansten
E “Phost
Sterling
Matro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Sterling Theatre
George Murphy
Tommy Dorsey
Ginny! Binns
Charles Winninger
Reylowe
Johnstown Summer Band Concert Opens Season
Johnstown opened its summer band concert season on Wednesday under director C L Williams. The town also hosts a weekly grad school and high school program each Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. James Thompson arrived from Algona to stay with grandparents Mr and Mrs W V Ruthes. Mrs Jegffer Coffeen called Tuesday May 28 due to her mother Mrs J L Traylor's death. Elmo Thompson, son of Mrs Thenifgon, rushed to attend his grandmother's funeral. UW B and Arethodist churches completed vacation Bible school classes with a Friday program and exhibition for parents. The Baptist vacation Bible School closed Friday with a graduation for 36 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
C. L. Williams
James Thompson
Algona
Myre
W. V
Jegffer
Thompson
Coffeen
Mra
J. L. Traylor
Elmor Thompson
Mra. Thenifgon
Davy
Iis Station
Alten
Ad Arethodist
Local Servicemen and Families Noted in Greeley Listings
Gpl Walter Hart and Cpl Hert, brothers in the U S Army, are stationed away from home as their wives remain in Greeley at 611 Nineteenth Street. Hert was inducted February 14 1944 and is at Camp Croft S C. His wife Clara Stark and their children plan to move to Spartanburg soon. Hart was inducted June 12 1942 and formerly worked at Vie’s Lunch. He is linked to Sheppard Field Texas and his wife Esther Weber. Other notices include Don Walters on air force furlough in San Francisco visiting CSCE students and CSCH air corps personnel. S/Sgt Elwood Stein on furlough from Salt Lake City visits his wife Katherine Miller and her parents. Sgt Ted H Hartwell, from Grover, is with the 3 naval corps in San Francisco California. Pvt Adrian Woodard and daughter Janice Lee, visiting from Ty Ty Texas, are in Greeley to see his parents Mr and Mrs D R Woodard. Pvt Woodard heads to RB camp on the Atlantic coast. Adrian Woodard and daughter Laura remain with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hart End
Spartanburg
Cpl. Hert
Vie'a Lunch
Hurt Fa
Sheppard Field
Tex
Esther Weber
Chrlé Weber
Greeley
Gheyenne
Mra
Carbert
Portland, Ore
Elwood Stein
Salt Lake City
Katherine Miller
Afr
H. B. Muller
Sixth Avenue
Stein
Philadelphia
Csch Air: Corps
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The
Greeley Daily Tribune
Greeley Republican
Kreglnac
Tribune Republican Publishing Company
Sives
Greeley, Colorede
Ube
Steeley, Colorado
Weld
Sante Tod
Telar
Rd Ig
Tritui
Stnatunan Preshina
Angela
Matt
Spyasion
Preuck
America
Gresley Dairy Tribune
Armien
Ad Ouaia A
Shaw
LS Ig
Ae Ieee
Opiaiove
Preas
Piture
the Farr Co
Don Walters
Air Force Intelligence Nerviea
San Francisco
Calif
Yising
Lawrence Shackiets
Sixteenth Avenue
Waltera
CSCE
Ted H. Bo Hartwell
Bm.hartwell
Grover
Algal Corps
Sir
Hartwell
Akring
Pte
Arthur Hert
Cpl, Walter, Hart
Greeley- Longmont Bus
Jahnetown
Longmont
Mike Ricketts
Bh Ave
1Th St
First Industrial Bank
Eighth Ava
Ninth St Ph
Private Breger
Dave Breger
the Doolittles
Joe
Palooka
HAM
Scorchy Smith
Bis Scotchy
Tredemerk Hey D. & Patent
Agntung
Pass
Osee
Dickie Dare
Fey U. & Patent
Scorchy
Amin
Shen Moe
Ata
OW Pinto
Ockie
Tha Ute Ted An
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By AL Capp
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