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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1940

Page

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Roosevelt Seeks Redoubled US Aid to France

President Roosevelt pledged to redouble efforts to send planes and munitions to France as long as it defends its liberties, while noting there would be no blanket security commitments. He sent a cable to Premier Reynaud and met British and French ambassadors to discuss allied aid.

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Redman Carried Mail in Own Car As Bridge Burns

Postmaster John Redman used his own car to transport mail after a Union Pacific bridge at Gleason Wyoming burned, disrupting service between Cheyenne and Denver. The fire halted tie mail and forced routing via Keeley and Fort Collins while crews worked on both sides to build a new bridge, with a likely reopening by Sunday morning.

Redman Bridge Burns John Redman Atri Teesman Wyo Union Pacific Creeley Greeey Denver

Scout Executive Arrives Friday Meeting In Ft. Morgan

Scout Executive N West arrives in Grae ley to assist Longs Peak Council J S Frazier with council problems. West presides over a meeting in Ft. Morgan as part of region 8 duties covering towns in Colorado Wyoming and nearby states. Over 900 Boy Scouts in the Lewis Peak Council era are affected by spring activities.

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Speech Improvement Clinic Free To Youth

Free speech improvement clinic offered to all young people and children at Colorado State College of Education. Enrollment is free and the sessions run daily from 1 to 3 in Crabb Hall. Attendance details and contact information are provided for interested youths and guardians.

Colorado State College of Education Toungaint Crabb Lull Payila

Washington Vessel Washington Passengers Safe in Atlantic

The United States said no belligerent power should interfere with the air and sea movements of the steamship Washington returning from Europe with American war refugees. The Galway to New York voyage carried 2442 aboard, including 1872 passengers and 70 crew members.

Ascotiated Press Washington United States Europe Galway Ireland New York Big Marnhing

Soviet Move Into Lithuania Reported by Berlin Radio

Berlin reports two armored Soviet divisions in Kaunas and tanks already passing toward Lithuanian capital as Moscow claims Lithuania has accepted Soviet occupation. Public unrest follows announcements of a forced military pact and drills. Stores are looted as the occupation proceeds.

Garden Theatre Dedicated by Frances Tobey

The Garden Theatre on the Colorado State College of Education campus was officially dedicated with Frances Tobey delivering dedicatory words. Dr. W. D. Amimentrout praised education in national life as the feature address, noting gifts from students and faculty funded the theater’s construction alongside performances by the CSCE concert band.

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Swiss Warned Against Parachute Invasion Posters

Basel reports widespread posters warning the public of a possible parachute invasion as tension rises along the Rhine north of Basel. The notices appeared across Switzerland on Saturday, signaling war anxiety during mid June.

Associated Press Basel Switzerland Rhine

Latin America shipyard openings tied to wartime needs

Roosevelt signs legislation opening shipyards to Latin America for construction of vessels and war materials. The act aims to expand shipbuilding capacity and support naval and military supply efforts, with penalties and enforcement details specified. The document notes supervisory and funding provisions, linking production to wartime logistics and strategic outreach.

Summer Term Early Figures At High Mark

Attendance at the Gohden Jubiles near Colorado State College of Education set records with 3,946 officially resigned by noon Saturday and 1,186 graduate entrants registered. The college enrolled 1,156 general students and 645 wider grads, marking the largest pre-class enrollment for the week before school opens. George Willard Frasise will address the first all college assembly at 7:45 Monday night.

Colorado State College of Education General College Intenr Glasacs George Willard Frasise Mantay Wight

DeMolay Public Invites Greely For Conclave Services

Greely DeMolay chapter asks citizens to attend three services honoring the Grand Conclave events. Key speakers include Lloyd B Johnson and George W Fraser. Colorado’s DeMolay leaders expected to install new officers. Publicity teams in Grand Junction and Pueblo report efforts to promote the Colorado Conclave as Greely prepares to host the event.

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Stapleton Plans To Enlarge Auditorium

Stapleton officials announce preliminary plan to enlarge the municipal auditorium with an estimated cost around 500000 dollars. The proposal signals a major expansion and would affect local events and city facilities.

Stapleton Denver Jung Livingor Newmanin Stapleton Tolay Municipal Auditorium

Ogburn Speaks On Saturday at College Assembly

Saturday afternoon at the Garsten theater the second assembly of the college featured Dr. Willan J. Ogburn, renowned sociologist, discussing the social sciences at Gur National 1,110. Dr. Krank Q. Jed presided as Dr. Reigners Hewett and others spoke on physical sciences and national life. The CSCH concert hand directed by Prof. J. Neklareat Cline performed.

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Seven Honorary Degrees at Convocation Closing Jubilee

A local report notes seven honorary degrees will be awarded at convocation closing Jubilee Sunday morning. The ceremony occurs in Rathoa Cakal Zone with notable attendees anticipated.

Bridge Fire Delays Union Pacific Traffic Near Greeley

A bridge fire near Greeley halted Union Pacific service Friday and disrupted trains from Denver to Cheyenne and beyond. Crews battled a blaze that destroyed a trestle 30 feet high, detouring westbound traffic and canceling through passenger runs while freight movements and local service were adjusted. Authorities expected limited operations to resume by Saturday evening as repairs proceeded.

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Senate Approves 4 Billion Relief and Defense Bill

The Senate passed a 4,024,782,016 package funding relief and national defense. Included is a 50,080,000 war relief item requested by the President, and an unbudgeted 1,000,600 removal of farm surpluses. The bill also authorizes noncombatant training for 200,000 youths in civilian conservation efforts, with roles including cooking, mechanics, photography, and radio.

Associated Press Washington Senate Roosevel National Defense Provivions Wits Ane

Senate Finance Bill Approves 1.607 Billion Emergency Tax

Washington June 15 The Senate finance committee unanimously approved today a 1.6079 billion emergency tax bill to fund a 35 billion defense program over the next five years. The measure gained 63 million in support with amendments by Senator Byrd Democrat Virginia requiring a 10 percent cut in nondefense essential expenditures.

Washington Jwne Senate Benator Byrd Democrat

Colorado Weather Forecast Narrow Temperature Change

The forecast for Colorado indicates generally air with light variable winds and little temperature change. For Wyoming and Colorado regions the outlook shows mostly fair weather with cool nights and mild days. Local forecast covers 24 hours ending Saturday with a high of 89 and a low of 64.

Colorado Fira

Prominent Gresley Faculty Among Rare Honor Recipients

Prominent Gresley people are among four day Golden Anniversary events at Wowmade State College of Education. Convocation honors include Doctor of Letters to Dr. Lawery, Doctor of Laws to Dr. Martinez, Doctor of Letters to Dr. Cross, and Doctor of Laws to Dr. Swan. Colorado educators and college leaders attend as President George Willard Erngier presides at 10:45 AM.

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John Erskine Speaks Tonight at Guoter Ball

John Erskine, famed orator, will speak on The Arts in One National Life tonight at Guoter Ball at 8:20. Dr B A Cross will preside. Graduate Nas Agus Davis, soprano, will sing four pieces with Arthur Hon Newson at the piano.

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County Board Bans Dumping At Roadsides

County commissioners and the county health department warn against unauthorized dumping in the Greely LaSalle area and nearby districts. Officials cite health risks, outline authorized dumps, and note fines for violators after recent enforcement actions and cleanup efforts.

County Board

Weld To Get 621089 In AAA Payments

The Agriculture Department estimated Friday that Colorado will receive 621089 in AAA payments as part of a 520,100,302.4 percent national cultural conservation program. Estimated county allocations include Soulder 77249.53, Al Vaso 102343.47, Lake 1 0 222.44, Ingon 258031.64, Moga 22 7001, Weld 089 08.

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Congress Urged to Convert Auto Plants to Planes

Washington reports on June 18 as lawmakers push Provident Roosevelt to swiftly convert the entire automotive sector into a vast aircraft factory to aid the Allies. Senator Pepper of Florida houses strong support while Senator Hell of West Wireless criticizes the plan as impractical and risky amid wartime needs.

Associated Washington Provident Roousevelt Mou Pepper Florida Hell Bom West Wireless

Britain Vows Fight To Final Drop Of Blood War News

Britain pledges to fight to the last drop of blood as Allied forces clash with Germans. Paris reports heavy action with losses of several ships and significant troop movements. Verdun and Saar areas remain focal points as Germany presses defensive and offensive efforts. This bulletin notes Allied indepth military reporting and French command briefings from the front.

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