Red Crosler Honored for Marauder Flight and Airport Legacy
An obituary profile recalls Red Crosler a Greeley flyer key to postwar airfield efforts and a Marauder pilot famed for eight oak leaf clusters. It notes his 1944 June invasion era missions over France and a push to name Crosler Field at the municipal airport, with support from Richard Tatmany and the Suator chamber of pork committee in the bond project.
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Richard Tatmany
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19 Years Ago From the Files of The Greeley Daily Tribune
June 14 1926 reports describe a major storm in Well County with widespread damage. Clones burst proportions covered many areas Sunday afternoon and evening. Eastern sections endured heavy rain and local flooding while southeastern Well saw the most severe impacts.
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Allied advance at Cherbourg threatens wider front
Reports describe Montgomery superbly extending the Allied line from the beaches to inland positions on the Cherbourg peninsula as a fierce sand battle continues. Superior coordination and initiative push the front deeper while preparing for a expected German counter attack.
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Montgomery
Denver-bound rail fare set by Union Pacific from Greeley
The Union Pacific Railroad implements an eight dollar and twenty cent Sunday round-trip to Denver from Greely with a return to Sept. 27. A straight fare to Denver is three dollars eighty cents. Colorado State Teachers College attendees from Greely return after two weeks at Camp Olympus, with instruction by A Barker WH J Cottle and RL Hill. A wedding in the town united Miss Ohbera Petit and J S Doubenmier, a former Cedar Rapids resident and Colorado State Teachers College graduate, as he continues as a physical education director in Pushio.
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German Commanders Debated Invasion Strategy At Normandy
A fragmentary Reich high command discussion centers on whether to push reserves into the Cherbourg peninsula and risk air and road disruption. Von Rundstedt weighs risks of a thrust with limited air cover as Allied fighters cripple bridges and communications across France.
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Elementary School Summer Session Enrollment Mon
Enrollment for the summer session begins Monday in Kepner Hall on the college campus. The program runs from 8 a m to noon with kindergarten through sixth grade. Tuition is 4 with meals available for midmorning and swimming lessons optional at extra cost. Special language classes aid reading and speech difficulties led by Miss Lucio Harrison under Dr S R Toussaint.
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Platteville Woman's Club Meeting Report
Platteville Woman's Club met Friday with members and two guests present. Mrs David Birkle presided. Mrs Birkle read a book report on Rabbi Tapert and a story on the Exkimos. A handkerchief shower honored Wee Kawi Bontler. Attending were Darla Birkle and Mrs Lilly Atta of Greeley.
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Flattoritis Woman's Club
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Darla Birkle
Lilly” Atta
Greeley
Bombers Down In Switzerland Broadcast Report
Swiss radio reported three United States bombers were shot down over Switzerland tonight. The broadcast, recorded by federal communications, cites officials saying crews were interned while authorities investigate the incident.
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Commie Eations
Carter's Little Liver Pills Aid Digestion After Nature
A vintage ad promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a natural aid to digestion. It claims nature produces two pints of bile daily and suggests the product helps when digestion falters. The copy touts faster relief and urges purchasing at 25 cents.
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