Secondary Aviation Training Course Denied College Here Due to Inadequacy
A college based secondary aviation training course was abandoned after officials ruled the field used for primary courses unsuitable for a second program. Although many signed up for the secondary course, authorities noted the same field could not support both programs. Primary courses have graduated with 64 pilot census confirmed. signup is open for a fourth primary course to begin soon. Professor Fred L. Horman coordinates the program from Crabbs Hall, with space for additional enrollees. Local weather shows 24 hour period with highs around 70 and varying showers across states including Colorado Wyoming Montana New Mexico and adjacent regions.
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Reporter lights field as air liner lands during storm
A reporter, Lawrence Leonard, enters Norfolk Airport Administration Building and uses lights to aid a chartered airliner in landing amid a thunderstorm. He telephones officials to authorize entry after the plane cannot receive prior notice, while airport officials cite a power failure as the cause of darkness.
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Coast Guard Rescues 46 From British Merchant Ship
Washington reports the cutter Duane rescued 46 officers and crew from the British merchant ship Treat llan of 4743 tons. The crew were picked up near St John Newfoundland at latitude 44 24 N longitude 44 36 W. All on board are reported well and none are fast. The ship’s owners are Hats Steamship Company of London.
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Roosevelt Repeats Illness Delays White House Work
Washington June 14 President Roosevelt remained in the White House living quarters for further treatment of a sore throat. Dr Rose McIntire asked the president to stay away from his office, noting the only official work would be a mass. Army examiners rejected Hewson Ford from service, citing illness. Henry Ford I’s brother reserved a position in the army.
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British Subs Invade Ports in Mediterranean Forays
The Admiralty reported British submarines damaged and sunk several enemy vessels in operations around the Mediterranean and Aegean. Submarines torpedoed an array of targets including an Italian armed trawler, two schooners, a large 1000 ton tanker, and a merchant cruiser, with ships damaged near Benghazi and Istanbul.
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Thompson Resigns Weld Credit Post
Laurenes 31, Thompson, the longtime secretary treasurer and manager of the Weld County Credit Meng Association, submitted his resignation effective July 1. He joined 18 years ago and was named secretary treasurer and annunger six years later. He will enter business in Greeney and announce plans soon. His successor as programagar of the credit association has not been chosen.
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Baseball Today day results and weather affect games
Summary of American League and National League scores with key pitchers and batters listed. Includes Feller and New York, Boston and Philadelphia performances, rain postponements, and a court report noting a traffic-related fine for Jack Minton of Ault in a separate item.
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Roosevelt Freezes European Assets In U S Order
Roosevelt issued an executive order freezing assets of Germany Italy and other continental European nations in the United States. The action applies to Albania Austria Czechoslovakia Dansig and Poland with conditional access for Finland Portugal Spain Sweden Switzerland and the Soviet Union. The move covers about 200 million dollars of direct German and Italian holdings and aims to hinder funding of actions harmful to national defense and subversive activities.
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Delegates Consider Conference Of German Congregationalists Here
Delegates and ministers praised a biennial conference of the German Evangelical Congregational churches of North America held in Greeley at St Pauls Church. The next meeting may go to Lincoln or Yankton. Dr Horton led sermons. women’s division reelected leaders. memorial service planned for members who died.
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Second Quarterly Income Tax Payment Due Midnight
Denver June 14 Ralph I Nicholas Collector of Internal Revenue warned Coloradans that the second quarterly income tax payment for 1949 must be paid before midnight Monday June 16.
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Summer Term Enrollment Is Slightly Down
Enrollment figures show CSCE summer term registering 1 033 graduates by Saturday morning, up from 623 undergraduates for a total 1 735. Last year on the first day 1 032 graduates registered, a drop of about eight percent, with afternoon additions expected as classes begin Monday.
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Congressional Support Grows For Ship Sinking Protest
Washington reports show broad congressional backing forming for a protest over the sinking of an American merchant ship Tebin Moor by a submarine. Senator Harksey urges immediate action while leaders debate proper authority and possible retaliation.
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Delegates Arriving for Building and Heavy Construction Session
Delegates arrive here for a building and heavy construction session held today. Mrs Margaret Aled of Jivdson Saturday asked Weld county officials in Greeley to locate her ward Kou Bil who left home Waunnsiay.
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Gen Fleming to Head Labor Convention Session
General Fleming will speak at the Colorado Federation of Labor annual convention in Greeley. Delegates from 75 building trades will discuss officer elections, zeroing in on Sunday, with speakers from the Department of Labor and Production Management. About 230 delegates are expected for sessions at the state armory through Wednesday.
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Allies Close In On Damascus
British and Free French forces press toward Damascus in the first week of May as reports claim the city may fall soon. Allied advances threaten key routes near Merd Jayoun in the Syrian region, with German and Vichy reports noting tensions and possible negotiations, while other dispatches describe heavy fighting across the Lebanon border and looming fall of the ancient city.
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Women Are Vint in Collision Injures Two
Mrs. Mabel Van Sickie aged 68 and Mrs. Mary Bracy aged 28 were injured Saturday afternoon in a crash at fourteenth avenue and Twelfth street. Cars driven by Van Sickle and Tracy collided. Both women were taken to Greeley hospital. Damages were estimated at 400 to the Van Sickle car and 200 to the Bracy car. Bracy sisters were summer students at Greeley State.
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Jacobson Seeks Sale Of Auto Agency Amid Tax Lien
Jacobson plans to sell his Plymouth auto business to Don Helleson as a distraint for back taxes is filed by the county treasurer. The deal completion is expected in a week to ten days while the garage continues operation and the stock sale proceeds.
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Promoted Sergeant Amid Invasion Valor
An edited notice reports Max Schihellig, former world champion, promoted to sergeant and awarded the Cross of Die KG for bravery during the invasion. He was wounded in action and treated at a field ward.
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