Denver Psychiatrist Lectures On Campus This Week
Dr Dyadford Murphey a Denver psychiatrist will give lectures each afternoon at two o'clock from June 34 1971 in room 28 Kepner building on the Colorado State College of Education campus. He will discuss Psychological Trends In Family Life in public sessions.
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Dyadford Murphey
Denver
Kepner
Colorado State College of Education
A. J. Hoxter
Alp
Deadrenool
Colorado
Murphy
Se. Murphey
University of Ne Drak
Colorado College
Benin Tayor Foundation
Colorado Fipringe
Clikdre Ererice Centis
Wilken Tarry
Punn
Dourginey
Alga
Uniersity of Colorado
School of Medicine
Sears
Pannsylvania School of
Bochel
University of Pennsylvania College of Medicine
Carr Refuses Clemency for Colorado Death Row Inmate
Governor Carr rejects clemency for James Stephens, 76, sentenced to die for the 1938 Colorado murder of town marshal Lyne Dean. A 45 day stay is granted to study his case as execution nears on June 20, 1939.
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Tharcenurs
Denver
Rall J. Carr
James Stephens
Colorado
Eas Chomter
Stephens
Texas Flood Death Toll Week 20 Reaches Dallas Area
Severe weather along the Trinity River forced evacuations in Dallas, causing road closures and vehicle marooning as winds and floods prompted emergency responses. Authorities reported widespread damage, power outages, and rising water levels threatening local communities.
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Texas
Trinity
Dallas
Nationa
U. S
Honor Graduate Geld Key for his high scholar ic cating
Hubert Wayne Drewes of 1601 Eleventh street was honored as an honor graduate from the Nebraska University School of Dentistry on Monday. He was one of three to receive the Omicron Kappa Apellon award and a certificate of merit from the American Society of Dentistry for Children for efficient child dental work. Drewes plans to enter the U S Navy as an ensign in the dental corps.
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Hubert Wayne Drewes
Mra
Edith Drewes
Eleventh Street
Nebraska University School of Dentlatry
Drewer
Omicran Kappa Apellon
Tonore Ary Dental Fraternity
Drewes Alae
American Society of Dentistry
Drewes Alana
Dental Corps
Sal
Rocky Ford woman elected state president at meeting
Mrs Hruth Blote of Rocky Ford was elected state president of the P. E. C. at the closing session of the annual meeting. Mrs Ratt A. Gilmore of Colorado Springs was chosen first vice president. About 130 P. E. O. members and guests attended the banquet, where Mrs Veda Bt. Jones of Portland, Ore., supreme chaster of P. E. O. gave the principal address.
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scAmpelated Breet Fort Cals
Colp
Hruth Blote
Rocky Ford
Supreme Chaster of
Guvé Ann
Stocks and Bonds Quotations From Mankintey and Exchange
Quotations from Garl D. Makintey Investment Securities and KEW SONIC STOCK EXCHANGE show mixed activity with various named companies and sectors listed. Prices and listings span electric, sugar, rail, and agricultural equities with several noted market figures and regional references.
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Garl D. MaKintey
Invantment
KEW
Sonic Stock
Exchanor
Ene
Unclear Crop Prices Reported in Paper
Fragmentary OCR lists crop items including hard winter wheat spring wheat and pinto beans with scattered figures such as 408 and 40 6¢e, but lacks coherent context or complete data. No identifiable persons organizations or locations are clearly present to anchor a fuller summary.
Drought Cuts Hydroelectric Output Across Region
A Geological Survey report shows drought reduced eastern hydroelectric power by about 40 percent through May 1940, forcing increased generation from other plants and hinting at civilian curbs on electricity if defense needs require. Western water conditions remained favorable except possibly the Pacific Northwest, aging standby equipment being revived to sustain supply.
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Lin
Geological Survey
Ite
Esot
Euatero
Outaun
Kaw River Floods Fertile Lowlands
June 12 Topeka reports the Kaw river flooded fertile lowlands from its headwaters to the mouth but appeared not to reach the 1835 flood levels. The swollen river passed over low areas at night, with measurements showing a crest around 27 feet below the 1935 peak and about 22 feet higher than usual.
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Eiesst Topeka
Kau
Junetay
Alshat
UG Siftux
Vormer Lupton Resident Dies
Vormer Lupton resident W H Arithold died early Tuesday morning at her home in Vernalies Missouri after a relapse from malaria fever and Bright's disease. Survived by eight children and one sister and two brothers, funeral at Vernailes with burial in Fort Lupton cemetery. More than 40 percent of the money produced in the United States is used for butter.
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Mra
W. H. Arithold
Fort Fupton
Bowie
Vernaliios
Bla
Bright
Abo
Mr. Arohold
el Kart Lupton
Vernallies
Childeen
Hadley
Dus Arohold
Greeley
Atack Aynhnit
Ainneapolis
Ali
George
Amlaul Fla
Dullas "Goul
Denver
George NeRveru
Keanerurg
Fred But
Fort Lupton
Ciyaa’ Clhnore
Cleveland
Latile Arnhold
The
United States
City Brevities from Minnesota and Colorado Notices
City updates list moves and travels of residents including Alice Finkiag moving from 1448 Eleventh Street to the W. W. Joyner home at 1018 Ninth Street. It notes Rotary convention plans in Denver and visits to California, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Also mentions ads and local business notes from 1634 7th Ave and a local service advertisement for Shearer’s Beauty Shop and a car service.
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Minn Jexsla
Alice Finkiag
Eleventh Street
W. W. Joyner
Ninth Street
Talenbond
Battle Rages On Outskirts Of Damascus
Fighting around Damascus Syria intensifies as Allied and Vichy French forces clash along the front toward Beirut. Reports say French and German planes support defense, while British and Australian units press toward Sidon and Beirut amid heavy bombardment.
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Damascus
Asco
Syria
Jung
Disneh
Beirut
Lebanon
Vichy
Kieenne
Sysia
Bayesul
Kissoue
Dingallos
Dinis
North Africa
N Yreterday
Hipra
Marshal Putata
Middle East
Palesina
Mediterranean
Batirut
Battefront
Sidon
Hig Xuda
Uecet
Batileanto
British Isles
England
London
Midlanda
Tanion
Midlands
Hie
Ruhe Industriat
Duisburg
Duesseldorf
Nazi-weld Trattedam
Netherlands
Calais
Boulogne
Cap Gris Nox
Dover
Nazi Livazion
Poland
Defense Strikes Diminished After Upsurge Ends
Defense production and labor unrest shift as several plants resume normal output after a strike threat. Workers at Curtiss propeller plants in Pittsburgh extend wage contracts to avert a strike, while Detroit area plants and North American Aircraft in Inglewood prepare for resumed operations. Troops guard facilities amid unsettled labor conditions and new contracts.
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Atrike
Fearnormal
Detroit
Soba Atominum and Brass Company
Atx Alutnnut Company of America Unite
Cleveland
Calliornia
Minagemerit
North American Aircraft Corp
Inglewood
San Diego
AFL
Consolidated Aircraft
Bome
AG Pitteburgh Apt
Opuratore
Labor Department
Ean City
Cloaters
Wright -Propeller
Secretary of Labor
Perking
AC St. Laulytte Globe Democrat
Andin & Detroit Metal Stamping
Chrysler and
Hriggs Manufacturing Company
Troupeon Angenta
Tomtarrow
War of nerves and fronts shift in wartime reports
London sources say Nazi demands center on air power and Ukraine wheat regions as strain rises in the war of nerves against Soviet Russia. Reuters reports Assab, key port of Hatim Erik rea, fell to British forces with most of the colony captured in April.
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Riwuguia
Russia
London
Ukraine
Reuters
Assab
Sevdral
Hatim Erikrea
Calony
Empire
Aid-to-Britain Advocates Disappointed by FDR Report
British aid supporters express surprise and disappointment at Roosevelt's report on the sent equipment for Britain. Lawmakers from both parties weigh the implications, with critics urging faster transfers and coordinators to boost wartime aid and production.
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Britain
F.D.R
Britain Sinks Big Monitors in Libyan Action
Associated Press reports that Britain's 625 ton Ladybird and the 6000 ton Terror were sunk by Stuka bombers off the Libyan coast. The Terror faced a dusk attack, loosing bombs that disabled her amidships while the Ladybird burned and disappeared into harbor waters.
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Press
Britain
Libya
Vin Tobrik Harbor
Bridges Hearing Witness Killed in Auto Collision
in a pectaed rreay Klawhih Falls, Gre. June 12. Maorlee (Mackis) Caouaronga, 31, important witness in the Harry Bridges deportation bearing in San Francisco, was killed in an automobile accident near pere today. Six other persons were hurt, three seriously, when the car in which Cannalonga was a Passenger and another collided head on. Cannalonga, a Seattle excommunist, was on the witness stand at Bridges' hearing longer than anyone else. Gate Dickey Fined Gate Meckey of Ault was fined 16 vol costs after pleading guilty before Justice W. P. Cudmore of Eatoo to charges of running stop sign, careless driving and causing an accident. Courtesy Patra] report Thursday.
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Klawhih Falls
Gre
Maorlee (Mackis) Caouaronga
Harry Bridges
San Francisco
Pere
Cannalonga
Seattle
Hridges
Gate Dickey
Gate Meckey
W. P. Cudmore
Eatoo
Patra
Command To Map Defense Against Invasion Formed
Weshington reports a new defense map to plan the United States defense against invasion. Lt. General William F. Lee, from Amherst Massachusetts, was ordered to cover Island duty and to join the northeast defense command for general staff work at the infantry office.
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Weshington
Tresson
Army Defense
United States
Gal
Willian F. Lee
Amherst
Mass
Gowerherg Island
Northeast Defense Command
Stork Express delivers news at local hospital
The report notes arrivals and births at Greeley hospital on June 12 detailing parents Mr and Mrs Wayia, Mr Neal of Route 1 Kersey, and Mrs Quesina from 1029 Ninth Street with the child names not fully clear in the OCR.
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Quesina Hoston
Greeley Bobpitel
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AGO
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Goodyear Tar Aq
Great Western Sugar
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Oulle Exchange
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Quarterls Inc
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Navedny
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H. J. Souraep
Rainbow
Lao
Barclay
Onleria
Sulu
J. E. Barclay
Shearer's Beauty Shop
Branly Seryleg
7Th Ave
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Silvertown
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Sth
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Calif. Klondike
Cipe
Wild Bil’s Market
Mouth Ave
A. R. Daniels
M.D
Greeley Building
Ladsoelaced
Vapest Filisburune
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Jens
Pittsburgh Diatrick Planta
Curtiss Weight Propeiler
Tor Tlaht
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Radu
Federal
Communifestinns Commission
Washington, D. C
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