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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1939
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text hints at a debate or movement opposing appeasement with scattered names and phrases. The readable portions reference political figures and a public stance against concessions, but details are garbled and unclear.
A wreck near Albuquerque left two people dead and others injured. Victims include Myra Tobiasui and Myra Miguelergies. investigators from Moruary Officials are reviewing the scene near West. The report notes the casualties and the ongoing investigation surrounding the crash and response efforts.
Weld sewing rooms stay open as Works Progress Administration officials in Washington outline continued support. The county welfare agency reports service to residents with no charge, while officials confirm residential approval process was blocked by state authorities at the welfare department office.
A severe midwestern storm caused multiple deaths and extensive damage across several states. Widespread wreckage included collapsed structures and downed power lines, with casualties reported in Wisconsin and Illinois. Rescue crews battled difficult conditions as officials assessed property losses and advised caution in affected regions.
A garbled Cheyenne cattle market report notes substantial bids and a notable demand for Hereford cattle. Various buyers and ranchers are cited, with mentions of weights, locations, and a public sale timetable, reflecting a vibrant agricultural event despite fragmented text.
Reported early this week that opponents aim to muster at least 24 senators to press a repeal of the arms embargo and redraw the neutrality plan. Lawmakers plan to present the issue to President Roosevelt as Congress considers foreign relations and trade controls this week.
Officials plan to guard Czech leader Eduard Benes during his visit to the University of Colorado Boulder for a commencement address. Dr George Norlin, university president, arranged security with state and federal officers after intimidation threats and protest plans surfaced locally.
Fragmentary report notes first concrete sheet laid at Belidons Lug and references 1852 events. Mentions reelection of Hefterly and a Florida state council convention adjourning after endorsing a labor rel and opposing Frank Mofterly, district president of the United Mines Workers.
Union Pacific unveils new passenger services between Denver and Omaha effective June 10 with evening eastbound departures and morning westbound runs. Trains from Omaha and Chicago arrive at Lasalle with numbers 15 18 1 and 21, including diesel propelled units and turbine electric services. Westbound speeds between Lasalle and Steyling average 72 to 78 miles per hour across several labeled trains.
Reported royal party left Albany after a sunny day event that included a picnic and songs. The king and queen reportedly traveled toward Canada with a line of admirers and locals hoping for a glimpse of the royal party near rail yards.
At the University of Colorado baccalaureate services, Dr Edward Au stine of Grimell College spoke of "two crises" facing religion and democracy amid a perceived surge of a new faith. A portrait of retiring university president Dr Georges Nevis was shown, while Prof George D Heynolds commented on leadership. The ceremony reflected tension between tradition and modern progress in a time of spiritual disease and renewal.
A distorted report notes protests by the United States over bombing missions by Japanese forces. It mentions dates and locations in China and details a bombing event by a Japanese air group. The account is unclear but centers on international outrage and military actions involving Japan.
A prison escape attempt ended when fugitives fled in a stolen car, leaving it four miles north of Buena Vista. Warden Johnson said deputies would remain in the field overnight. Guards exchanged gunfire, and a guard was forced to surrender keys before the escapees fled in a car. Several fugitives, including Nebeker and Cowan, were named along with their terms. Madrid reports mass arrests and nationwide trials linked to civil war era crimes.
A historic rail rivalry in Colorado flares again as Union Pacific and Burlington clash over Denver market facilities. The city considers a farmers market, while UP proposes a joint venture with other roads, and Burlington builds a separate terminal. The Interstate Commerce Commission launches an inquiry into the scope and necessity of large new market facilities.
A sightseeing flight from Montague Massachusetts ended tragically when the plane plunged 1510 feet into a wooded area near a fish hatchery. All four victims were from Greenfield and identified as Lester Ogden 31 pilot and film operator Katherine Walsh 27, Donald Drew 22 a drug store employee, and Howard Clazier a moving picture film operator.
The oldest copper roof in use is on the Hildesheim cathedral in Germany, installed in 1920 and still noted for its enduring historic value.
Abstract from a damaged OCR item notes a 324 ft service at 30 p m and mentions Mandara from Alacys Evaning Raa. References a Mrs Clinn Bane Smith of 117 10th St and Linn Grove. Arrangements Iter suggests a memorial context with unclear details.
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