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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1938

Page

6

Three Hurt In Windsor Auto Crash At City Intersection

Three persons were injured in a minor collision Monday afternoon at the Mishth Avenue and Sixth Street crossing. The injured are Aure Tin Carreras Manuel Garrang and Ramon Carreras all of Windsor were passengers in a car driven by Carl Carreras 24 The injured were treated at a doctor s office Everett Botinger 30 of 114 Fifth Street northbound turned west ahead of them on Eighth Avenue.

Sixth Street Aure- Tin Carreras Manual Garrang Ramon Carreras Windsor Carl Carreras Eighth Avenue Everett Botinger Fifth Street

Colorado Potato Growers Back Marketing Pact for 1938

Colorado late potato growers and shippers favor continuing a marketing agreement for 1938 to stabilize prices, extendable statewide. officials note last year’s success and divert culls to stock feed. Meetings in Denver and planned discussions across Colorado, Wyoming, and Nebraska seek broad support for a marketing plan to prevent price collapses.

Colorado AAA Denver Wyoming Nebraska Marty Bailey Eaton Bailey Srowsts Grawers M. J. Chenoweth del Norte Lester Macheins Monte Vista Arthur Washington William M. Case Port Cat Was Seatlebhuits Salt Lake City Utah Idaho Falls Wah Twin Falls Idaho

Two Saved From Plane That Burns Fort

A plane crash near Port Collins municipal airport left TR. A. McGowan and his daughter Eleanor with scratched finger and a slightly bummed hand. The aircraft burned after reaching the ground. Cause undetermined. McGowan, a Colorado State college senior, and Miss McGowan, a student pilot, described escaping flames after bringing the craft down north of the airport. McGowan works as a machinist for United Airlines at Cheyenne and has flown his own plane about 16 years. Civil suits in district court also continued to Aug 2 for trial.

EMI McGowan United Airlines Cheyenne

Macy's Bjorklund and Statler Services At Linn Grove

Two funeral notices note Bjorklund of 1125 ih Street with services at 2 p.m. Wednesday from Macy's drawing room Linn Grove and Statler of 1900 Ltt Avenue with services at 10 40 p.m. Wednesday from Macy's drawing room Interment Linn Grove.

Biorklung Bjorklund Macy's Ternent Linn Grove Statler Brewlrts Statler Avenua Macy'a Intermont Linn Grove

Freeman Alanth Olinger service notice in Greeley

Olinger Freeman, born and formerly of Briggsdale California, late of 409 South Downing Denver, served Trinity Episcopal Church in Greeley. Funeral conducted Friday at 2 PM with private interment at Linn Grove Cemetery, Greeley.

Cafe Owner Chases Tourists Over Missing Menus Case

A cafe owner pursued a party of eastern tourists after a dispute over missing menus and allegedly valuable folders from the Burger Master Inn. Dale chased the car, forcing it to the curb where a confrontation ensued as he recovered the items and warned the group.

Mons Ed Dale Burgermaster Inn Tourtala Sig Burgermaster Dale

Rescue Crew At Scene Of Air Crash In Sierra Nevada

Rescue teams fought through heavy snow and rugged terrain near the Sierra Nevada to reach a crashed airliner on March 1. Nine people were aboard, with six passengers and three crew reported dead. over 30 observers aided the search and recovery efforts as officials hoped to retrieve bodies and wreckage for investigation.

Presa Yosemite Cube Tung Buena Vista Agring TWA HH. C. Collier Sierra Navada

Pheasant Hunters Fined In Colorado-Wyoming Trip

Two sergeants from Bort Warren, Li Bow yaan and J D Kinger, were fined $75 each and costs totaling 168 after a pheasant hunting expedition across the Colorado Wyoming border. An officer stopped their car near the late Sunday incident and found eight pheasants, one duck, and three rifles. They were handed to the game warden for prosecution.

Paul Warren Ono Wold County Costa Justles KL G. English Li Bowsyaan J, D. Kinger J. Wells Colorado Wyoming Wells Ohe Warden W. QO Auling Grealey Wii Urey Worg

Insurgents Seize Castellon Port in Valencia Offensive

June 18 dispatches report insurgents occupying Castellon de la Plana and its Grau port opening a broad coastal front toward Valencia. Military notes claim Valencia as next objective with bombardments and air raids aimed at government positions, while insurgent forces push inland under artillery and tank support.

Presa Hendaye France Castellon-de- Te Palana Grao Valencia Ind Alex Castellon de la Pldna Grau Phay O Wedee Non Thes Cos ‘Tallon

Boy's Arm Broken in Freak Accident

Ephraim Marlin, 21, of Fort Collins, was in Larimer County Hospital with a simply fractured arm after a Sunday automobile incident. He had reportedly extended his arm from a moving car and struck a horse as it passed in the opposite direction, causing the injury.

Fort Collins Ephraim Mar‘tin Godfrey’ Mar‘Lin Larimer County Hospital Ephraim Marlin

New Search Opens for Long Missing Johnstown Deer Hunter

Deputy Sheriff Charles Brush of Berthoud plans a new search in Stove Prairie for Floyd Chandler, missing since October 11, 1927, in the Johnstown area. Four Larimer jail trustees will accompany him to a remote site above Stove Prairie as deer season approaches.

Johnstown Larimer Yort Collins Shorttf Charles Brush Berthoud Larimer County Stove Prairie Gawlet Floyd Chandler Johne Aomparaion O. I. Bbarhart Algq Fort Colina Chandler Brush Poudre Stove Prairie Sean Bosworth

Relief Driver Seeks Repayment of Aid

New York June 13 Relief receiver received a note from Eugene W Casey a Negro taxi driver asking how to repay the $49.10 his household drew in relief stating he and his wife no longer need aid and requesting to be cut off and to know the repayment method. The letter explains he was raised to work and now wishes to settle the aid received.

New York Wugene Casey Negro Ixtead Lession Lngelty Agaan Mugens W. Casey Cora L. Cray Cagay

Accidents in U S Kill 166000 in 1927 report

Chicago June 13 The National Council reports accidents killed 166000 Americans in 1927, more than twice WWI deaths, with 9,990,000 injured and 3.6 billion dollars in costs. Motor vehicle deaths reached 38,500 and losses included 1,350,000 injuries and broad economic damage.

Chicago National Gately Council

Descendants of Pueblo Woman Attend Large Family Picnic

Mrs Isabel Kendor of Pueblo refused to claim the country’s largest line of direct descendants. Her 66 children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and 21 Kentor offspring across two marriages joined a picnic in Denver on June 13. She joked about not announcing her size, while many relatives gathered.

Fort. Collins Barbara Rotot Thome North Shields Street Children’s Hospital Denver Barbara M. Rotem Jues Isabel Kendor Pueblo Lab Yen Mr. Kentor

Record Defense Fund Is Voted

Washington reports a record breaking defense fund vote as a major accomplishment of the 1938 Congress. Secretary Woodring told House members that additional legislation to strengthen the armed services had been enacted, marking a milestone in national defense.

Washington Woodring House

Congress approves vast naval and military funding

A Democratic congressman from Qadrale asserts greater effort to promote peace than past actions as direct appropriations exceed one billion dollars to run the army and navy for the coming year. Congress also authorizes a billion-dollar expansion of the navy, with officials declaring it will become the most powerful afloat.

Chajymoan Qadrale Tie House Naval Congress

Nursery School At College Will Be on Neven Basis

During the summer quarter of 1938 the College Nursery School will operate on a new extended basis. It will accept children age two and a half to four and a half with sessions from morning until two in the afternoon including a hot lunch and rest period. Eight weeks tuition is 10.00.

College Ning Lig

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