Invitational Meet 18 Holes Of Medal Play
More than 100 women golfers from Colorado and Nebraska travel to Greely Country Club next Wednesday June 22 for an 18 hole medal play women’s tournament. Play starts at 8 am with flights and handicaps, a noon luncheon, and a bridge tournament for non players. Hira Brunsin leads golf events. Claudet Carey 18 chairs bridge. volunteer caddies urged via James Grenfornnts.
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Colorado
Choyenis
Nebraska
Greely Country
Bauldeer
Longmont
Istes Park
Ft. Morgan
Fort Collins
Sterning
Cole Qadg
Cheyenne
Saotis ‘Yints
Norbraska
Galf
Hira
Ark Bruns
Claudet
Carrey
Hamnbar
James Grenfornnts
Giants Fall At Pittsburgh In 10 2 Loss
Pittsburgh Pirates tallied four in the fourth and five in the ninth to rout the Giants 10 to 2. Rookie Bob Kinser fired a fireworks display with a firehit night as New York bats struggled.
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Panawota
New Vart
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cari Eubbon
Walter Rowdnv
Giants
Bob Kimser
Fyrehit Nliching
Lloyd Tunes
Lee Handley Bithomers
Wanet If
Vauruin
Suhr Ib
Rizzo If
Todd
Roe
Talalsiewne
UM New Yori AD. H. Playsve
PO. A
Bartell
Moore
Rev
Lesbay
Amermve
McCarthy
L. Waner
McGarthy
Fiandley
Kluger
Lather
Rizso
Homers
Hondiey
Hubbell
Lott
New York
Pittsburgh
Kinser
Klinger
Hubbel
Hita
W. Brown
Sin
Artell
Wild Piteny
Antpires
Moran
Magerkurth
Parkbreele
Colorado Solons Start for Home In Short Time
Denver reports Colorado politicians prepare for upcoming state assembly as Senators Adams and Johnson plan campaigns. Congressmen Taylor Cummins Marth also expected to seek reelection while King opposes Adams for theSenatorial nomination. Signers of the Constitution and Declaration referenced in closing notes.
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Colorado
Solons
Denver
Alyn B. Adams
Ed C. Jobueor
Pierr
State Assembly
Adams
Washington
Johnson
Adame
Tokngon
Benjamin O’ Lilfinrd
Supreme Court
King
Lawrence Lewis
Hhis
Edward T. Taylor
Red Cumiminga
John A. Martht
Aho
National League AL New York- Tt. Pittsburgh
National League and American League summary shows New York at Philadelphia and St Louis versus Chicago with multiple pitchers named. Batting lineups include Kilnger, Trabbell, Brown, Dagning, McGag, Harrell, Bremer, Owen, Prigeau and V. Davis among others.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Adi
Trabbell
We Brown
Dagning
Philatelphia
St. Louis
Chsndelphi
McGag
Macon
Harrell
Bremer
Owen
Braith and Mayes
Bridges
York
Gleveland
Washington
Cleveland
Karkauskas
Kelley and
Ferrell
Peller
Tenigley
Louis
Boston
Lous
Wagner
Dickman
Meltain
Marcum
Tiejo
Linke
Cole
Fant Atta
Sullivan
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis Oeli
New Deal Just Beginning, Morgenthau Says
Philadelphia June 16 Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr said the federal government’s major task is to get the economy to function on an even keel so workers can use outlets for their energy. He spoke to Temple University graduates urging continued reforms to prevent recession and expand housing, transportation, and tax equity while limiting monopolies.
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Roone- Velt Ara
Police Captain Convicted in Bombing Plot Trial
Police Captain and two officers faced charges in a bombing case. Kynette and Alan were found guilty of malicious explosives offenses with potential prison terms. Browne was acquitted. Kynette also received a firearms and attempted murder conviction, carrying longer sentences. A storage bill dispute surfaced in Washington over wheat loan collateral and grain storage costs.
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Los Angeles
Earie
Kynette
Equad
Marcy Rayong
Lititemint
Roy J. Ren Stud
A. Browne
Charces
Browns
Alen
Ife
Myirder
Guldaht Wins Western Open Third Time
Guldaht wins the Western Open for the third straight time with a four round total of 279 at Leaf and 18 holes to tie the record. He leads from the start as rival challengers push but falter, finishing with a 68 in the final round and securing the victory in New Jersey.
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Guldaht
Eoula
Ingalt
Ralph Guldatet
Trail Wong
Aix-Under-Prr
Atraight Western
Hia
Madigon
N. J
Crom Nly
Guldahl
Guldab
Wiether
Junto
Ray Mungrum
Dayton
Ohio
Sprite
Moongrum
Sansuend
Mungrum
Guilahl
Suead Wilting
Guidahi
Jip
Record of Highlights In Present Congress
Washington June 16 A compiled record of major events in the Seventy- seventh Congress with dates from January to April. It notes Roosevelt urging emergency powers farm legislation neutrality housing tenancy aid and deficit measures. It lists bills on Supreme Court reform wage hour and tax revisions and the progression of reorganizations and expansions among RFC PWA TVA and related bodies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Spain
Brand
Hill
RFC
Farm Credit Administration
Exportarigarl Bank
Itelian
Guffey-Vinson
Howse
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
PWA
Senate
Binel
Supreme Court
White House
Southeorn
Nesident
Senale
House
Ngallga
TVA
Redlands Duo to Compete in Denver Net Meet
Five University of Redlands players, including Ralph Bishop of the ex-Safeway Basketball squad, head to Denver for the net meet opening Saturday. Many top racquetists also entered the Denver event.
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Redlands
Denver
University of Redlands
Califounty
Ralph Bishop
Safeway
Winn to Coach Windsor High School
Windsor Colorado diary notes that Jame Winn a 16 Gordon graduate of Colorado State College at Fort Collins has taken the position as agricultural teacher and athletic coach at Windsor High. Winn taught the last semester at Kimberly Idaho and brings four letters in football and four in track. He succeeds Coach Aanes of Wort Collins who led the agricultural department and football last year.
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Windsor
Jame
Gordon Winn
Colorado State College
Fort Collins
Winn
Kimberly
Ida
Jetters
Gall
Agele
Aanes
Wort Collins
Four County Agents Named Fort Collins June 16
Acceptance of resignation of Loris G. Davis Jefferson county agent and John R. Allen of Fort Collins as assistant conservation specialist for Colorado State College Extension Service announced by the state board of agriculture. Board also announced appointments of four county extension agents and changes in several counties. Davis to become state entomologist, Allen to join range management service. Walter W. Campbell named La Plata county agent. CG. M. Knight named county agricultural extension agent for Conejos. William Price to serve Alamosa only. Jack N. French appointed acting county agent for Prowers.
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Fort Collins
Loris G. Davis
Jefferson County
John R. Allen
Activ
Colorado Shire College Extension Service
State Board of Agriculture
Davis
Wil
Roy G. Richmond
Federal
Spuretil
Washington, D. C
CG. M. Knight
Clarksville
Texas
Conejos County
Wiliam Prices
Alamosa
Conejos Counties
Alamosa County
Jack N. French
Julesburg
Colorado Brac ‘College
Prbwers
John Darby
Berg Eliminated In Women's Western Open
Patty Berg loses in the quarter finals of the Women’s Western Open in Colorado Springs. Beatrice Barrett Helen Hofman and Babs Didrikson advance to the semi finals with tight, competitive matches in a mountain backdrop creating a dramatic golf day. Local audience applauded a grueling afternoon as top players battled for a place in the finals.
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Colorado Springa
Aldo Wilson Brosdmoor
Opal Hi
Kangus
Patty Berg
Beatrice Barrett
Minneapolis
Helen Hofman
Texas
Babs Didrikson
Proteasional Vom Beaumont
Mra. Hi
Pale Ly Borg
Sehmeling Rejects Use of Chicago Glove in Title Bout
Speculator reports Max Schmeling rejects the Chicago glove for the heavyweight title match at Yankee Stadium. Louis glove features a thumb compartment for leverage, Schmeling insists on the New York glove. Sparring notes include Lou Louis and Dempsey in Pompton Lakes, crowds near 3,000. Dempsey predicts a tough fight but in good shape for Schmeling.
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Max Sehmeling
Chicago
M. Yo
Max Schmeling
Louis
Pomplin Lakes
N. J
Willy
George Nicholson
Jim Howell
Jack Dempsey
Jim Braddock
Dempsey
Eagly
Schmeling
Nixon Purchases Francisco Property In Greeley
Mr and Mrs Thomas A Nixon of Greeley bought the Charles Francisco property at the northeast corner of Tenth Street and Tenth Avenue from Dorinda Lemon Francisco wife of Charles Francisco. The deal involved two full lots and an old brick house with an understood price around 0000. Nixon has no immediate development plans.
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Thomas A. Nixon
Greeley
Charles Francisco
Tenth Street
Tenth, Avenue
Dorinda Lemon ‘Francisco
Greeley and
Swan
Southern California
Hoover To Lake Part of Coming Campaign
Former President Herbert Hoover, stopping in Pittsburgh on a New York to Chicago trip, said he would take an active part in the fall elections. He declined to specify campaigns but indicated he would participate, and did not reveal details about meeting Pennsylvania governor candidate Artine H. Tamas.
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Pittsburgh
Merbert Hoover
New York
Chicago
Carpaigha
Superior Court
Artine HH. Tamas
Pennsylvania
Vander Meer Forgotten to World After No Hit Feat
New York reports the curious tale of Johnny Vander Meer and the double no hit no run games. The piece recounts 1930s moves from Brooklyn to Dayton and Scranton, Landis investigations, and quotes from War ren Giles praising Vander Meer’s unlikely rise to Cincinnati property and future greatness.
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New York
Ciocksatt Reds
Johney Vander Maer
Dutchman
Brooklyns
Biel
Brooklyn
Johnny
Dayton
Ohio
Scranton
Judse Landis
Clincinnati
Landis
Bleep Quinn
Aalds
Vander Meer
Haat Ua
Landa Confarance
War'ren
Giles
Longmont Police Radio Assigned by Federal Commission
The Longmont police radio was assigned the call letters KPDl by the Federal Communications Commission. First tests of the station are planned within ten days and it will operate on the same frequency as Denver and Greeley police stations. A police cruiser and automobile gear will be moved to receive calls from the new station.
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Associated Press
Longmont
KPDI
Federal Communications Commission
Denver
Greeley
Long-Sought Swindler Held in Colorado
Denver dispatches report G men captured Clarence W. Mahaffey 33, a noted swindler tied to large check frauds. The duo, including Edward Lee Davis, allegedly stole over 250,000 dollars from 400 to 500 banks nationwide. A federal warrant was issued in New Mexico with Mahaffey linked to a 60,000 dollar Albuquerque bank fraud. Davis, now in prison, and Mahaffey reportedly split up, with Davis in Chicago and Mahaffey possibly returning to New Mexico for trial. The case connects to a Memphis clergyman Brown identifies as a relative or associate.
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Denver
Clarence W. Mahaffey
Colorado
Los Angeles
Calif
Mahaffey
R. D. Brown
Albuquerque
N.M
Santa Fe
Edward Lee Davis
Chicago
Davis
Froat
Ganen
New Mexico
Dunhalley
Memphis
Teun
Brown
Feller Hurls Cleveland To 4 1 Victory
Cleveland pitcher Bob Feller limited Washington to eight hits and breezed to his seventh win of the season, lifting the Indians to a 4 1 victory and a half game ahead of New York as Detroit also won. Charlie Gehringer and Rudy York homered for Detroit in another early action. Morte Pearson and Busy Hadley helped the Yankees beat the White Sox 5 1 as New York extended their winning streak to six straight with Low getting the win and a homer.
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Associated Preand
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Washington
Senators
Tusday Aid
Cleveand
New York Youkess
Detroit
Skx
Tommy Bridgéa
Chicago
Morte Pearson
Busy Hadley
Pilehday
New York Yanteen
Waite Box
Stretcly
Low
Hilt
Yanks
American Horse Wing Ascent Wins British Gold Cup
William Woodward's Ascot winner Golden Mile triumphs in Britain's premier international race. In front of the king and season’s brightest crowd, American owner Woodward’s entrant led from behind to claim the Gold Cup and avenge Quad. Battleship, also American owned, captured the Grand Nu one.
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Ascent
England
William Woodward
Quad
Ascot
Two State Workers Put Upon Retirement
The state employees retirement association announced the retirement of two workers. Annie W. Bruce, supervisor at the state school for the deaf and blind in Colorado Springs for 16 years, plans to retire September 1. Lewis A. Eggleston, repairman and foreman at Colorado University for 19 years, will retire July 1. HO Was Nev, chairman, said the annual meeting would be July 26 at the state capitol.
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Denver
State Employes Retirement Association
Annie W. Bruce
State School For the Deaf and Blind
Colorado Springs
Lewis A. Eggleston
Freman
Colorado University
Nev
State Capitol
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