Corner Stone Laying at Cranford Hall N Normal School
The 1390 June issue notes the cornerstone ceremony for Cranford Hall, the first building of the State Normal School. Prof Hale of State University spoke. the editor J Max Clark is named editor for the first time and later is praised for library funding. Mentions Lindbergh touring Europe and remarks on aviation, politics, and defense stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrilene
J. Max Clark
Cranford Hall
State Normal School
Alate Narial School
Hale
On Stat University
Wurhith
Hank Wade
Linus
Gainegie
Washington School
Weld county opens traffic bridge and Flag Day observed
Weld county commissioners opened a weigh station for vehicles under 4000 pounds at Twin Bridges with a guard stationed nearby. Flag Day was officially observed by the Elks lodge as Colonel Rico W. Means of Denver delivered the annual address. Beach crowds gathered during a sultry June period, with many visitors at Beely's Lake. Also news of the King family moving to a new home at 415 Fifth Street and Greeley firm G L Young & Son securing a general contract for the interior and mentor school project.
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Bern
Stata
Elks Loge Somiay
Rico W. Means
Denver
Beely
M . Sibing
le King
W. P. Allen
King
Fifth Street
Aidona
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Plang. A En G
Young & Son of
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Wartime diplomacy notes and Mussolini’s war stance
The column surveys U S moves to aid Allies while keeping Mussolini from war, noting French concessions to Italy and Italian demands, Nazi pressure, and the looming choice for Italy. It highlights Roosevelt’s shift to military aid, Farley and Byrnes exchanges, and the clandestine “Super-Bond” probe. It also touches on Italian prospects, French naval balance, and U S political moves toward mobilization.
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Army
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France
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CIO
Walt L. Lewis Ageinst Roosevelt
Democrata
Numutsate
Frank Waltman
GOP Presa Nabob
Philadelphia
Endopandenece Hall
Richard Croofs
Metropolitan Opera
Gradle
Liberty
Holl Taft
Grove Tatturson
Galitar
Toledo
Pont Block
Wee
Herbert Hoover
Jack Garner
Ovot
Ho Ling
Uvalde
Consolidated Diatriut to Construct Building at Aull
Disjointed OCR note outlines a building project by the Consolidated Diatriut at Aull and lists contracts won by Goon and Hawn of Heighton. It mentions Ramany purchasing a Ninth Street motor implement company building for 38500, with miscellaneous barter details and a weekly sign rental on Eighth Street. Also notes floods near Platte River, a family dispute, and travel from Greeley to San Diego.
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Aull
Goon
Ramany
Ninth Street
Motor Implement Company
Colorado State Tanchora
Flaert Comer
Platte River
Comer
Ito
Ewing
Lucy
Greeley
Bho’ Diégo
Poveral
Puzzle solution and wordplay clues from yesterday
The page reproduces a dense set of crossword clues and phrase lists with partial answers and garbled entries. It features a humorous exchange about the word tact by a character named Hi Ho and a description of awkward movement on land with logs placed behind a loon.
Military Strategy and Paris in World War I Debate
In a historical analysis, the author argues that capturing Paris alone would not lose the war, stressing strategic aims over city capture. It discusses Grant versus McClellan, the importance of coastal and port supply lines, and warns that German focus on French ports could determine Allied outcomes, with Paris evacuation cited as a consequence.
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Paris
Hugh
Johnson
Washington, D.C
Jung
Doris
Aene
Eyemng
Richmond
Washington
Grant
AcClellan
Peninsula
Secretary of War
Stanton
DicClellan
Joe Johnston
Atlanta
Georgia
Frvor
Keadtong Hood
Thomas
Nashville
France
Barbers
Faginrica
Miney
A.B
Viat Lossan
Dare Command Opens Sunday at the Chisf Park
A fragmented local notice advertises Dare Command opening Sunday at the Chisf park, with film notes about a love triangle plot and bloody Kansas paralleled by a Civil War era setting. The teaser mentions a teacher by day turned raider and the cast including Walter Lidscutt in a western melodrama.
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Chisf “Park
Lya Uhiet
Suniay Jeu
Mary McCloud
Cy Ibo
Revere Lsy
Grantrell
Qorived Wander
Walter Lidscutt
Thy Molton
Kansas
Moesiera
Teriilerss
Reuters Hip
Early American Printing in Cambridge Breaks Ground in 1639
Flowing through colonial trade and church ties, Stephen Daye arrived in Massachusetts in 1630s and, after contracting with Rev. Samuel Glover who died at sea, established a printing press in Cambridge. There he produced The Freeman's Oath, marking the colonies first printing effort.
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U. S
Stephen Daye
Massachusetts
Samuel Glover
Daye
Cambridge
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