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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1940

Page

5

Let's Keep Out A Rickenbacker wartime inflation warning

The Anmierivan Leyton megazine quotes Captain Eddie Rickenbacker asking Americans if they should join another war as Denmark Norway and other nations face conflict. He argues to keep out citing potential debt and inflation, warns on future obligations and home defense, referencing German inflation of 1923 and an envelope with two 20 million mark stamps from the era.

Eddie Rickenbacker Anmierivan Leyton Denmark Nor- Way Belgium Holland Sweden Rickenbacker United States Germany United State Senalor Adaia Denver Post Washington Charley Gridley Adams Hitler Fhe Jias

Parable of the Vines and Americas Role in Europe

A wandering storyteller recounts a tale about vine stock from a French estate that traveled to American growers before World War I. He notes vines survived wartime neglect and later flourished in the United States, while suggesting Europe will again welcome democratic grafts from America as the continent faces difficult times. The speaker cautions Americans to guard these “treasures.”

Atery UN Champagne Reims Freviehihun Amertcn Tie Californis Chapagne America

39 Years Ago Flood Appeal Receives Donations

A June 10 1921 check for 449 05 was mailed to Hidmen Lann beck Gmedry company for damages from the Pawnee flood Suns Gay. Another 403 was sent to Governor Shoup for the same cause. Donations remain strong though more funds are needed as the river flood toll grows.

Hidmen Lann Beck Gmedry Company Paotie Mlez Devers

Washington Merry-Go-Round screens a Labor Guild split

A report outlines internal strife within the American Newspaper Guild as anti communist and fellow traveler factions clash over leadership, elections, and strategy. The piece notes New York and Washington power blocs, attempts to pad membership, and upcoming Memphis convention battles with figures like Kaufman and Pressman central to the drama.

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Plunge in Platte River Delays Expected Low Water Recession

The article notes slowly sinking foot waters along the Uirw partharn and northeastern Colorado as the Platte recession is forecast to be gradual. It mentions Father Flanagai's boys from Omaha preparing a Saturday evening event at Parl Place, with families Domke, Patterson, and others planning to attend. The piece also references spring themes, travel by northern route, and local social updates including Culver Military Academy events and Miss Lyta Bidding addressing the Young Martons Country Club.

Colorado Platte Flanagai Omaha Wil Parl Place Brit J. J. Domke Nous Florenca Jonathan W. RL Patterson Sote Fragrangs Spring Mawer G. O Jackson Malrons Country Club

Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Scramble and Clues

Puzzle page self contains a mixed list of across and down clues with garbled entries and partial words. It references several names and places and includes mentions of national themes and a Saturday solution note. The readable text lists clues such as nation or olive tree entries and mentions of ASEAN and Algeria tangentially, indicating a varied crossword theme with fragmented items.

Labor Leader And Banker To Secretaryships

Washington, June 10. Two of the three vacant labor secretaryships will soon be filled with picks from the top labor and financial circles. Teiennel J. Tobin of the Teamsters and James F. Rend of Ditton Rendell Co. are named as likely appointees, with Tobin to work on labor and training alongside Saber Fdlman of Amalgamated Clothing Workers. Tobin, a Roosevelt admirer since 1932, would be a strong labor administrator allied with the defense program while Rend would bolster financial ties within the administration.

Washington Aote Thatoad Brusua Tienlel J. Tobin Iret Andjhotn Rend ABT Teamsters Unton James Fireathl Great Wy York Investment Ditton, Rend Ne Holt Human Tobin Roosevelt Tobin Tay Theater Boau Haga Puliticel Eagle Ee Gogture AFL Tha Hiltman Asida

Incomplete protester profile linked to leadership ties

Fragmentary OCR text describes a politically charged figure dubbed an anti Morgan ally. The passage hints at close relations with a Justice and a government body, plus a claim of potential future roles as a liaison between the administration and finances, though specifics are unclear.

Bil Douglas Dougias SRG Lobin Forrestal Toter Council

Battle After War Ended In The War Of 1912

The Battle of New Orleans occurred two weeks after a peace treaty was signed. Armies were unaware of the treaty for weeks during the era of slow communication.

New Orleans

See America First slogan origin in rail and parks

The phrase See America First arose in the late 1810s and saw heavy use in 1914 and 1917 as European travel halted. The Interior National Park Service promoted it for national parks hotels and railroads with W A Wadleigh Denver Rio Grande railway official credited as originator.

America National Park Service of the Interior Department W. A. Wadleigh Denver & Rio Grande Railroad

Clever Little Scheme To Supply the Allies

The piece criticizes claims that trading in old military hardware with private entities could be legal under international law. It argues the act is an act of war, detailing congressional opposition, President’s power, and potential harm, while noting wartime policy shifts and the need for constitutional oversight. It also references spiced rhubarb sauce as a food aside.

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Care Cactus Club Seesaw Steak Fry and Meeting

Care Cactus and 4H Club members gathered for a steak fry at the Care Clubhouse on Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Scott Warner and numerous families. program featured musical solos, duets, and a club paper read by Jim Moyrizon with refreshments served afterward.

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Mount Rainier Named by Vancouver in 1782

The mountain now known as Mount Rainier was named for British Admiral Peter Rain ing after a decision by Captain George Vancouver during his 1782 expedition. The name honors the admiral’s role in the American Revolution.

Mount Mathier Mount Rainier Peter Raining George Vancouver

Hottest Spot Debate Roars Across Australia

Ivanhoe the Terrible claims 23 straight days above 100 in the shade, challenging Marble Bar which counters with 108 days above 100 and an official record of 320.53 degrees. Rourke adds a 123 degree figure from 1991, while Sydney hosts official tabulations of the claims.

Australia Ivan‘hoe Ivanhoe the Terrible Marble Bar Tvanhoe Rourke Sydney

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