Three Drownings Mark Weekend Accidents in Colorado Mountains
A Longmont couple and a second man died in weekend accidents in Colorado. Charles Shuler, 36, and Betty Shuler, 28, drowned when their automobile sank in swollen South St. Vrain River above Lyons after leaving Lyons. Patrolmen Hobart Wels and Roy Calhoun said the car was likely traveling too fast for a turn. In Vinton, June 18, Donald Mortyson, 11, drowned when a canoe overturned on Plagat Ike Lake west of Chilaupeky. Charles Nelson, 18, was rescued by fishermen. Merle Messey, county treasurer, reported Mortyson’s body had not been recovered tonight.
Potato Growers Vote This Week
Potato growers will vote this week on the state question of pil ling mite effect on federal potato marketing agreements for control of the marketing of the 1941 potato crop. Five educational meetings are planned at county extension offices in Greeley during the next three weeks. Meetings are set for June 14 Beverance City Hall, June 15 Greeley Agent's Office, June 17 Gilcrest School, June 18 Gilcrest? and June 14 at Beaverence City Hall. representatives J Pobst and Ben H King will conduct the sessions.
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Mie County
Ana
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Oye Ua
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Gi! Woo
Jane
Greeely
Beverance
Acroving
Clark
Ada
Stierman J. Pobst
Surong Marketing Asinihistention
Ben H. King
Slaute
Deaths and Funerals Notice Names Collins Collige
Deaths and funerals notice lists Collins Nre Minnis Collige and Miley Mabel Collis with surviving relatives Mangney Juhnzon Centergile Miley Dave Collins and Paul Collins including Ruben Collins Los Angeles Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday from Macys Drawing Interment at Lian Grove.
Smith Brothers Gruca Sliott of 901 with St. Wife of rank Shott
Smith Brothers Shott Gruca Sliott of 901 with St. Wife of rank Shott of Breeley. Mother of Nelen Hoffman, died Mes. Janes Shey, both of St. Joseph, Mo. Daughter of Dayit Colter of Channels, Mo. Sister of Mra. Ralph Jobo and Mrs. J. E. Winger both of Sefferson City, Ria, Mra. Wi, Clester and Mrs. Gordon Maguire, both of St. Lois, Mrs. A. Downley of Chamats, Mo. Services and isterment In Jefferson City, Xo.
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St. Joseph
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Channels
Mra
Ralph Jobo
J. E. Winger
Sefferson City
Ria
Mra. Wi
Clester
Gordon Maguire
St. Lois
A. Downley
Chamats
Jefferson City
Three Hurt in Mandereon Collision in Wyoming
In Mandereon, Wyoming, June 16, Jae Hayob and Pau Hayzlett along with Heti Moremi and another resident were injured when Hayzlett’s pickup collided with Mayob’s car a mile west of Manderson. All injured were treated at Baslu hospital as doctors assess the extent. The vehicles were totally wrecked in the crash.
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Wyo
Jae Hayob
Pau Hayzlett
Hete Moremi
Mandereon
Strikers Vote Split On Returning To Work In San Francisco
A San Francisco waterfront dispute centers on AFL and shipyard machinists voting to return to work while a broader walkout continues. The APL unionists approve 40 to 85 for resumption, with uptown machinists nearly split 370 to 385 in favor, as the five week strike persists across the shipyards and repair shops.
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Goard
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Mytown
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Warine
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Church Conference Here Closes With Vote and Resolutions
Nev. B. E. Missler of Fresno was elected moderator of the general conference of Cermak Evangelical Congregational Churches of North America at the final business session of the Thirtyfirst conference held in Greeley. Fort Collins pastor Willam Strauch named assistant moderator. Rev J Lathenberger of Scottsbluff was moderator. officers and board members appointed for the theological college and home missions. Resolution endorsing war and peace and defense program was approved by the conference following a Rockwell, California gathering in 1940.
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Tollows
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Devi Yer
J. Weber
Mevanx
Nebr
J. N. Sater
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Hebron
F. G. Morling
Michigan City
Lord of Home
A, J. Amen
Linculi
Prudential Committee
Aaner- Jenn
Caumell
North Anwerea
Rockiey
Callt
Army May Remove Troops from Plant
Associated Press reports the army may pull back part of the 3,800 troops guarding the North American Aviation plant after Col. Charles Branshaw seized control during a strike killing. About 600 from Fort MacArthur have returned. remaining troops granted leave to visit Hollywood. Liquor sales resumed near the plant after state officials met. CIO leaders gather to reorganize United Automobile Workers Local amid wage demands and a $196 million backlog in fed military orders.
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Camp Seeley
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State Board of Equalization
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Cherry Creek Flood Control Bill Advances in Committee
Washington dispatch notes a flood control committee backing a 3 million dollar appropriation to advance Cherry Creek project plans. The panel favors the initiative as essential for initiating full control measures and partial project milestones.
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Wishington
Denver
Cherry Creek
U S To Take Danish Ships
Washington June 16 Ten ships held in protective custody by the United States will be taken over tomorrow by the commission. Six Danish vessels are among the ships, with notices posted at the ships informing owners the slips now belong to the commission. The ships were seized by the U S government some time ago. The first seven Presidents Washington Adams Jefferson Madison Monroe Adams and Jackson were born before there was a United States.
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Agricultural Marketing Service
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Virginia
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The War and Christian Duty in Modern Times
An examination of church statements on war, quoting a 1930s position that war reveals sin and challenges use of military force. It argues Christians must align aims with Christ, seek overcoming evil with good, and test methods beyond force in democratic states and church decisions.
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Christ
Mary
Shortage of Early Spuds Indicated
Weekend report on the early potato market at Denver notes limited supplies and price ranges for U S No 1 and other varieties. Weld County and Gilcrest crops face delays with July harvests. intermediately planted spuds and late crops in Kaw Valley and southern states show drought and flood impacts on production and shipment timelines. Potatoes from Fort Lupton and Gilcrest expected around July 4, with large Weld quantities unlikely before July 20.
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U.S
McClures
California
Louisiana
Weld County
Fort Lupton
Gilcrest
Kaw
Lelaw
Monopoly in Business And Closed Shop Of Labor Step Stones To Fascism
Stanford President Ray Lyman Wilbur warned graduates that private monopoly and labor’s closed shop threaten democracy and may drive government to control. He urged open action and freedom to preserve democracy as the world moves toward conflict, citing dangers from concentrated power and tyranny. Mrs. Herbert Hoover, a former Stanford freshman, attended the commencement.
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Calif
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
Stanfordss Jargrat
Thia
Herbert Hoover
Lownbury
Stanford
Unclear transfer talk high in the Colorado event
Fragmentary OCR notes reference 1208 students and scheduled patrols led by Captain Frank A Burger of the Grevley District Colorado Courtesy patrol. Mentions annual Tol of the Colorado Hereford Breedrys association and a schedule from Monday to Wednesday with route patrols and assistance from Captain Derger.
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Grevley
Colorado
Aunual Tol
Colorado Hereford Breedrys Association
Alameen
Derger
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