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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1941
Page
2
Ten workers linked to the United Automobile Workers union were suspended during a dispute described as an unlawful strike. The action affected workers at Long Island City and Newark, with involvement from the Union and corporate leaders amid broader labor unrest and ongoing wage and settlement talks.
Preparations at Camp Dunraven along Dates Park proceed with organized arrivals and welcoming notices. The Tobin family remains in residence near Fireplace Rock while caretakers urge girls to register in advance for a season valued for its scenic pine grove and outdoor cooking circle.
Nelson of 1324 Guoulzun Street Grand Junction plans marriage to Loulen Sauters at St Mary's Hospital on June 14. The groom formerly worked with a telephone company in Greeley and is tied to Mr A H Banders. A large English event measures from Ingomunta Vieille with nearly 1,500,000 seen.
The Navy announced a mine laying drill in New York Harbor between Sandy Hook and the city’s approaches from May 15 to September 30. Live mines may be used, and ships will be warned and escorted. the operation follows routine prewar training and will be supervised to minimize risk to navigation.
Firemen from Ash PIL Blane Greely fre department ended work at 12:17 a.m. Saturday after a fire broke out in a pit at Young Seventeenth Street. Tahsa madla material burned. no injuries reported.
A garbled 18th century note recounts Plymouth Rock split during a vetoed consecration to Aberty Uh. the fragment hints at colonial reparation tensions with England and a troman involved in the colonial remedy.
Enos Dumas of Horace aligns with Park Congelge Monachurch to form a new Camp Fire Girls unit titled Blue Birds. Vanderhaaty and Vanderhoot gain education degrees, while Miss Leo's Neosho groups and Miss Leo's influence are noted as catalysts for the Camp Fire Girls effort.
Washington reports say a revenue bill faces delays and is not expected to be ready before September. Democratic Leader Marxley voices doubts about funding for defense and revenue, while aides note ongoing negotiations and drafting. Senate consideration focuses on an $853.5 million relief package and sustaining employment over the coming year.
W Albion Carlson and John Carlson of Greeley report the purchase of two sections of grazing land west of Krath for operation in competition with the Carlson Tarn and Toedug holdings. The land, similar to the deeded acreage, was acquired from McKay and Thomesco of Clorenna.
Watauga Okla June 14 Cheyenne tribal members picketed the post office in protest of a new mural detailing Cheyenne history. The mural by Bliss Edin Manler of the University of Oklahoma depicts Roman Nose and other leaders, provoking charges that the depiction White Heels and Navajo attire misrepresent tribal figures.
A garbled dispatch reviews Allied and Axis moves, noting U S pressure on Vichy, possible shifts in diplomatic ties, and British bombings and German air losses. It mentions Syria’s strategic role to Hitler, Laval and Laval group plans, and hints at new axis diplomacy in Rome and Berlin.
The report notes the Robin Moor crew and U S stance as Japan and Germany coordinate against potential belligerents. It mentions Stalin dodging Hitler's demands and German economic rights tensions with Soviet Russia, while neutral Switzerland signals possible long-term shifts.
The Colorado State College experiment at Fort Collins stresses dairy cow nutrition. Experts advise grain per cow per weight, adjust with pasture, and tailor mixtures to cow breed and stage. Remedies for poor intake and pasture feeding are outlined for Holsteins Ayrshires Jerseys and Guernseys.
An explosion aboard the Venexelian 01 tanker Coralli at a Philadelphia river pier injured crew. A vapor ignition in the forward cargo tank lifted the bow from water, throwing men across the deck as investigators probe a bulb wiring fault amid a cleaning operation.
Silvia Mayhell Weaver, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Weaver of Eckert Colorado, died after falling into a washtub on the porch while the mother changed water in the garden. Neighbors found the child within minutes and a physician was unable to revive her. the tragedy occurred Friday afternoon.
Rev Father B J Proegel of St Peters Catholic Church has posted the summer Mass timetable with Sunday services at 3 15, 7 30, 9 00, and 11 00, the last for Spanish parishioners, and no evening Masses. Weekday Masses are at 6 20 and 7 00. Vacation schedules for the next two weeks include Nowe man ball, Greeley 8 30, Greeley Spanish colony 10 30, Eaton 1 20, and Gill.
Bortheor W. Johnson head custodian of Eyne elementary school in Denver was elected president of the Colorado State Association of Custodians at the group’s annual meeting at Colorado State College of Education. John W. Roberts, president of the Greeley schools, was vice president. Sara Phine Hollig of LaSalle was co secretary-treasurer. Fred Olbricht of the college PR department was elected executive secretary. Over 100 attendees plus 120 attendees later joined a park gathering at Island Grove III.
Ault Baptist Auxiliary met Wednesday at the Sivers home with Mrs Ivan Hivers hosting and Mrs J D Richman presiding. Attendees planned usual business, welcomed a visitor, and social hour followed with refreshments.
A jumble of small notices reports Weldona Weldons and Catherine Richorn returning from a visit with kin in Columbus Nebraska on Tusnalay, plus a reunion at the D G Saubter home. Other items note travels to Whittier California, a hospital update for Tom Richeson, and various social gatherings, with a French parimutuel system history and a Yale study on women drivers claiming fewer accidents.
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