Weld County Graduates at CU Commencement Day
Weld County will be represented as 11 students graduate at the University of Colorado commencement in Folsom Field. The 2,100 graduates mark the largest class in CU history, with two thirds veterans and a postwar surge from Weld County residents including Joyca Adcock Windsor and Loren Anderson, among others.
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Weld County
University of Colorado
Folsow Field
Claga
Robert L. Thoma
Samuel
University ‘of Colorado
Jayne Adcock
A. H. Adcock
Windsor
Windsor High School
Warren Carter
Peggy
Loren Anderson
Himer D. Anderson
Nineteenth Avenue
Jackie Williams
Horace Atkinson
Hye
T. H. Atkinson
Crauford
0. R. Kepperle
Quinter
Kans
Charles van Why
Plerce
Ife
Cheyenne High School
Japan
Jones
Asa T. Jones
Prospect Place
Rebecca Jones
Dallas
Texas
Vic
Rebert W. King
Wesley King
LGLG
Fourteenth Avenue
Superior of
Company
Oklahoma City
Nitry de Fora
Ming Marstin
H. G. Marlin
Eighth Avenue
Park Hierage Company
Denver
Earier
California
Merrill
Floyd H. Meryll
University Dihgary
Off Alive
Welyn Mikawi
Kazuma
Kersey Dlateret
Helyn
Greeley High School
Alles
Colorado
General Hospital
Rohmer
Albert Rohmer
Evans
Anglewood
Towlder
Tehmer
CSGA
Hia Din Charge Iater
Lan
Donvar
Minn Slater
Coarge Slater
Avons
Europe
An & Government
Thomas
Notable Greeley Graduates Face Paths in Law and Coaching
Mra. L. H Thomas of 1167 Twelfth Street and her husband, a former Greeley High School honor student, pursue law degrees and coaching careers after military service. He plans to practice law with John Eaton in Oregon, while she returns to Boulder for commencement activities. Crop conditions in San Luis Valley suffer from water shortages and weather, affecting lettuce, spinach, cantaloupe, onions, and onions across regions, with late frosts and wind damage delaying harvests.
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L. H Thomas
Twelfth Street
Greeley High School
Tank Corps
Pacific Theater
Oregon
John Eaton
Thomas
CSCE
Robert A. Wise
Mary
H. T. Tao
Fifteenth
Avoutia
Boulder
Yerington
New
Greeley
San Luis Valley
Canon City
Danver
Arkansas Vale
San Lute Valley
Fielda
Denver
Baravery
uGe
Lala Valley
Early Vegetable Outlook Poor
Disappointing 1940 Colorado vegetable season forecast from U S and state agriculture departments cites water shortages interference and hail. Onion and cantaloupe crops in Arkansas Valley expected to suffer while cauliflower lettuce and green vegetables also dimmed by adverse weather conditions.
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Denver
Colorado
U. S
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Bamvel
Fhote
Gardner
Allen Mikawa
Delma Siater
Allrayon
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