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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1940
Page
6
Read about the Golden Jubilee parade two miles long through Greeley on Thursday with varied costumes. The event featured floats and displays from local businesses and organizations, parade judges, and civic leaders including university and state officials.
A page recounts the dedication ceremony for a Colorado college led by Governor Carr and Superintendent Fred Solo. Remarks praised education progress and the college’s role in regional development, with attendees including state officials and trustees.
A dubious diet touts rapid fat loss in weeks, urging morning water with a spoon, strict food choices, and drastic reductions. It claims to deliver energy boosts and weight drop but reads like unsafe, unverified guidance with inconsistent tips and unclear sources.
Ed C. Johnson restates effort begun last October to seek immediate armistice in Europe. He plans to propose a resolution urging the Senate to join with other nations in urging a peace settlement and the Senate to approve a formal record of the action.
A general alumni dinner is planned for Friday at the college hall with a program to honor former students from 1590 to present. Organizer Nasbert invites alumni to attend, with a reception and lunch to follow, including remarks by Craneford FN 419 officials.
War relief fund tallies show $753.75 raised in the district with continued efforts to reach the $2850 county quota. Notable contributions listed include Honatlone, Lawes Van Stekle, and Roishieer Jewelry Co. in Johnstown district. S. Sam Gomeky appears among the donors, with several small lines reflecting local donations and efforts to complete the drive.
June 13 at Geecloy hospital a stork expresses birth of a son to Alend and Mrs Roy Clomimouss of MT Ninth Street. Associated Press report notes market activity in New York with varied offerings and declines among lenders. Also mentions Harold Lloyd elected imperial shrine officer and an AWOL private arrest in Greeley followed by transfer. UC sends party to Crusoe Island to locate tobacco plant for transplant to the United States.
Commander M. Carpenter received the membership cup with Teen Department Commander A. G Friseland of Aurora presenting. The gold cup went to chapter members in Colorado for the past year. Wesley G. Stevens of Greeley is named deputy chief of staff to national commander Lewis J. Murphy as the chapter met and had lunch with the auxiliary of the Gas Com.
A detailed roster lists members and families associated with the Union Colony Pioneers. The roll includes numerous individuals and spouses from local communities, showing broad participation and inclusion for the organization’s seventh anniversary gathering at the Student Union campus facilities.
Sterling Gandit charged in Fort Morgan with robbery at the Fox Theatre on June 2. C. Alex, theatre manager, forced to surrender stock and $508.31 as the bandit fled with accomplices. Judge Maylow to hear case in Sterling.
Welchel of Mouse Two, Gree ley, wed at the Greeley hospital Wednesday evening. The newborn was born at home and taken to the hospital. Body was taken to Richards Alortuacy at Johnstown.
Washington June 13 Colonel Charles A Limbergh represented today a group of lawmakers at the capital discussing a terminal issue for the water system. Limbergh conferred yesterday with Senators Clark Wheeler Mant Tafalietle Vanzarilt and others about the proposed improvements and related funding.
Discussion set in Denver on the potential impact of the Kosovo war on western farming credit. Industry officials from Sterling Fort Galaxy Spuga Ladunta and the Federal Reserve Banks will join with WPA and WHA leaders to review credits, production, and farm labor.
Weld county officers were asked Wednesday to search for a missing girl and a boy. The disappearances occurred near Connecter. William Benner of Keatt reported that John Seseren, 13, was last seen riding a red bicycle. Fraser, Col Whaona Dilka, 1, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. De, CW, Prtech Dilka of Hivevelde North Utevoulh Ave. test hunt Wednesday events. Nick Diapaola, 61, of Fivettons, was at the Greeley hospital. The body was taken to Longmont for funeral and burial.
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