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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1941
Page
5
A historical note reports Wickard boosting sugar consumption forecasts and adjusting market quotas across regions. The document cites revised totals and regional allocations, with figures showing substantial shifts in supply needs and policy impact on cane producing areas.
Widespread strikes and defense labor disputes ripple across the U S as workers on strike face draft and job-loss pressure. Officials move to reclassify resisters and deploy troops to key plants. The North American Aviation plant near Wayland and other factories halt production as the government seeks to end stoppages and resume war output.
The International Woodworkers of America in Washington state adopt a resolution praising officers for rejecting the mediation board’s wage increase proposal and returning to work pending review. IWA members, 22,000 strong, have been on strike since May early over wage concessions and piecework cuts.
Congress considered 400000 extra for Lowry Field runways and a two shirt basis for training at the technical school. Maj. Gen. George J. Berit reported progress with air corps specialists while the committee examined appropriations for various service branches and related projects.
Calif based Presa Jane announced that a strike vote against Consolidated Aircraft Corp will take place tomorrow. Negotiations last night made progress but balloting will start at 8:20.
In district court on Monday a support reduction was ordered for Mrs Frances R Dyer of Sparks. The alimony was cut to 40 monthly from the prior amount, with further court action paused as parties review the new schedule.
Fragmentary note mentions United States government figures and named officers, including Colonels and specialists, but lacks coherent context or event details to form a complete report. Further readable facts needed for a proper summary.
War era market signals push corn and hog prices up as farmers respond to government incentives and rising feed costs. Hog futures and lard purchases surge while grain to meat production expands, with pork and corn price relations shifting and producers offered higher returns.
A long list of visitors and local gatherings fills a Greeley community column. Names include Mrs. Natvaner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rize, John Weiss, the Ioyes, James Gacy, Drs. Cyrrol and Milzel, the Keasling, Kutimer family, and many others. Parachute discovery yields a $1 reward from Denver Weather Bureau. Birthday party at the Haeler home features high five and angel food cake. county WOT convention attendees and visits to Keenes are noted. Virginia Keasting visits, and various meetings such as the Century Cooka group at Agdyeo Kinnisaw’s.
Floods and heavy snow drenched the Rocky Mountain region forcing highway closures and disrupting rail lines. Snow and sleet damaged tracks near Jonas and Aglert while storms rattled Wyoming and Nebraska, prompting searches for missing travelers and sheltering families amid flooded creeks and drifting snow.
Doro Kinison led a sing along as the club pledged. The event featured songs such as Conference sang and Club Works. Visitor Bhin ale Shhkwah of Graver attended. Hostess with help from Mrs. A J Kinnison served salad spangi cake tea lemonade and other treats. Minnie Hkerstiug and Dernier Wally were Greenley quarters. On Saturday Mrs. Robert Roumey and her children Albert and Doris visited relatives in Greeley.
Leonard Davis of 303th Street dies, husband to Ruby Davis. Survived by daughters and sons in law, including Airs. Doughiss Stevenson and Dale Parle of Gyenley, Mrs. Hert Cave of Denver, Tay Davis of Ogaladia Nebr. Funeral services 2:00 PM Wednesday at Smith Brothers chapel, with interment in BeCook, Nebr.
Windsor June 9 De K He Psyne Windsor phy eur won fteedying his practice in Windsor 40 accept a position with Linedical research firm in Detroit Mint He wil make a study of the causes of disease improving methods of treatment and study new drugs and their place in treatment of disease Vir Payne has been associated with Dr G E B Nelson in Windsor for five years He has served a term and a half of the town board and commander of Forbes Blo Ray Post 109 American Layton his resignation has been prepared for presentation to secretary at the Post and to the town board Dr Payne his wife Shirley M Payne attorney left the last at the week on a trip California and the part they west and will go to Detroit July 1 to resume charge of his new position Dr Payne was associate professor of pharmacology and therapeutics at Philadelphia Taios By years before coming to Windsor for high school and Afra Ma¢tall have purchased te Fsynaxe tunce did have moved to the lane from their apartment in the Park hotel Fileca O Connell daughter of Mr and Mrs A R O Connell of Windsor and valedictorian of Windsor Tish gceal has won the Readers Digestational award for scholarship achievement she has been presented an engrossed certificate from the company
Denver district court ruled the state civil service commission may proceed with merit tests for new department posts. Officials’ injunction to halt examinations was denied. Examinations set for examiner auditor accountant and special agent, with oral portions for some candidates tomorrow and Wednesday. About 178 qualified for tomorrow, 440 registered for Wednesday. many out of state applicants expected.
Associated Press report from Washington notes a Senate panel favored delaying consent for Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad to abandon the Autoroute Santa Fe line between Antigono, Colo., and Santa Fe, N. M. The committee urged that the Interstate Commerce Commission obtain further study before approving any abandonment, with Senator Johnson of Colorado leading the subcommittee.
Secretary of Labor Perkins approved an exemption aligning wartime purchase of rationed foods with applicable standards. The exemption, requested by Secretary of War Samson, relates to wartime contracts and public purchases under the Walstillea Ley pubs act.
The House tentatively voted 172 to 21 to bar payment from a $10 billion army appropriation to any worker or employer who retires for up to ten days to follow national defense mediation board recommendations. The Page amendment passed, while another provision would deny work in the defense program to those who obstruct the units.
A massive explosion near Belgrade on the Danube shore battered and killed or wounded thousands. The Yugoslav government stored numerous carloads of ammunition at the site. the blast cause remains unknown.
Heavy rains and violent weather across Kansas Nebraska and Texas trigger deadly tornadoes and floods. Kress Clarendon Texas saw four deaths while Wichita area farms endured destruction and evacuations. Creston Crete and Hubbell Nebraska faced rising floodwaters as rivers rose threatening towns and infrastructure. At least 100 families left their homes while railroads and roads were inundated.
Nazi officials announce a hands off policy amid reports of German non military technicians in Syria and a split between British and French efforts. Ankara says German forces ordered to retire from Syria while air force specialists scatter through Egypt and Haifa. In Alexandria, 90 Americans were told to evacuate after the war’s heaviest air raid, which killed 200 villagers. no Americans were killed.
Delegates arrived yesterday for a planned Great Sand Dunes National Monument event near Alamosa. The gathering, organized by Postmasters Association, faced rain delays and technical issues during the opening day activities.
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