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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1943
Page
2
New York June 14 reports show advertising across daily papers remains highly effective. Industry leaders cite $2,744,000 daily circulation in family sales and rising educational value, with ads reaching broad audiences and aiding wartime distribution efforts.
Stork Express Dry and Are and Qeoren D Patton received a cable Monday morning announcing the birth of James C Nelson in Epping Easex. The father, Squadron Leader Innes C Nelson, has served with the RAF for two years.
Rumor reports Charlie Chaplin and Miss Qonn O'Neill daughter of Eugene O Neill will marry today in Los Angeles. Sources say the claim originates from Hollywood gossip channels, with no confirmation from the couple or their representatives.
Holstein officials plan a regional tour in Colorado and Wyoming to classify dairy herds. The schedule includes visits to Wyomias Meretort Ranch in Cheyenne at 10:30 a.m. Monday for ten head, W. W. Henry dairy near Greeley for sixteen head at 3:30 p.m., Ferman Rosenbrock ranch near Ighton for twenty five head Tuesday morning, and Yewish Consuumpilya Bell society at Spiva Tuesday evening, with Willow Springs farm in Morrison Wednesday morning. Classifiers Clair Miller of Medina Ohio and EF. A. bandy of Holstein Meldman will lead, assessing milk production heredity and appearance. Public invited to watch and hear talks. Also notes a bicycle theft report at 1163 Filta Street.
U S planes attacked Japanese positions across the Central and Northwest Solomon Islands Sunday and Monday, with a counterattack on Guadalcanal. Details are scarce on damage, but no personnel or material losses are reported. various air raids targeted Bougainville, Kolombangara, and Shortland Islands, while Guadalcanal saw a Japanese assault.
A speculative report notes South-West Africa could join the Union of South Africa after the war, creating the largest province by area but sparsest population. It outlines geography, climate, resources, and mandating history, plus cities like Windhoek and Keetmanshoop and potential political moves toward merger.
The note suggests chopping leftover cooked bacon to enhance soups salads and scalloped blends, increasing nutrition and taste. It reflects practical kitchen advice on using available ingredients to boost flavor in multiple dishes.
New York reports draw a large operation after eight Nazi prisoners escaped a prison ship. Marines and coast guard units aided by dawn patrols and searchlights chased swimmers in the Hudson river area, with gunfire heard as authorities closed in on the vessel moored offshore.
An old advertisement promotes Olive Tablets as a remedy for constipation and sluggish liver function. It asserts the tablets stimulate bile secretion and improve bodily tone, urging readers to follow label directions for relief.
Washington reports that Axis losses in air combat favor the United States four to one. The War Department states American four engined bombers shot down more enemy planes over Europe and England conducted 1,600 sorties. The notice underscores intensified Allied air operations and supports Churchill’s strategy of pressing Germany from the air as a war priority.
Ensign Paul McClung of Denver, Colorado University alumnus, is recovering at a navy hospital in Morehead City North Carolina after injuries from a depth charge explosion on a submarine clinger in the Atlantic. His wife Jeftier Denver Nome accompanies his mother Mrs Ethel Diamond of Wrightoi. McClung, a former Denver Heath high school star and all conference back, married Helri Mae Carpenter in Denver November 17. He trained at Great Lakes and spent five weeks in Miami before assignment to a submarine squadron.
In the Courts Mra Teague seeks a divorce from Otto S Vengue in county court. The couple, married at Kinble Neb May 5 1942, have no children. A police court case involves an assault and battery charge against the husband, with witnesses present. The district judge and court reporter are active in Walden this week. Weld County Livestock Association, formed in May to protect Weld County ag, reports over 285 members and more than 60 000 head of cattle and 26 000 sheep. Thirty five new members joined last week. Funeral services for Jimmy Trujillo set for Thursday at St Peter’s Catholic Church with burial at Brans. Smithk Brothers Funeral is in charge.
Report states German air force suffered extensive losses with 187 fighters shot down and significant numbers damaged or destroyed across battles.
A week’s radio segment on the Technical Training Command program featured Allan Widder, dubbed the station’s Orson Welles, directing and performing a tribute piece. The show highlighted live musical numbers by Private Boy Black of Pueblo and original songs by Howard Plummer, with Lt. Coleman Sharvertlo and Privates Williams and Saber as peers in the program.
Seattle reports looming meatless days as the city begins closing packing plants after wartime boom. Four of five packing houses shut due to government uncertainty and supply concerns. Yakima and Aliensburg plants joined the closures, signaling a broader impact on local meat availability.
J Humphrey will manage the USES office in Greeley replacing Earl Yates who is moving to a Denver assignment. Yates previously ran the Greely office from Fort Collins three and a half years. J E Humphreys will be the new interviewer at the Greeley office while Mrs Yaley and her son Larry stay in Windsor to assist her father in a grocery business.
New York June 16 the city court council voted 18 to 6 to create a seven member commission with wide powers to investigate all city departments and government affairs under Mayor LaGuardia. The meeting began after a bitter exchange between Morris and Counteliniin over the measure.
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