Agreement on Food Subsidies Finally Made
Washington June 16 1946 Senate smud lowsa conforces price goal extension al agreed todas gp provisions continuing the pret ty program but banning Ravskiy payments after that date purples congress authorizen them. Mager tha approved Unitation the present price roll back pin syn applying to some meats nibly ofter and bread flour could not Da lomened to include additional gomod tics Gn addition to Urxt restriction sponsored In thin howRoly Ren Woloit Ut-Mich the conterces raped the xeuala ambondment of Senator Taft to bill and wiches after June 30 next yet to and directly appropriated by con as Rsubject to concurrence by the geneto and houss the provision w auld have the effeel of continuing for another year without chenys Bee prevent $1 500 000 000 yr ar sldy program which the ad intn fration contents is vital to ton s reliiving cost.
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Senate
Ravskiy
Puleas Congress
Mager
Taft
Ohio
Bill Andwiches
Geneto
Houss
Progress Toward Relief of Prisoners of Japs
A Japanese proposal backs relief of American prisoners as Felict supplies arrive at Vindl Weeteck. The report notes efforts toward prisoner welfare, with other details unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaocelated Pree
Waaktogtus
Pbcks BP
Vindl Weeteck
Paparese
Westok
Plague Warns of Drought and Pests in Wyoming Fields
County agent Toyne warns southern Debende and Platte region of severe whitefly and potato psyllid outbreaks. Spraying with 24 gallons per acre of water and sulphur dust is advised, with repeated applications over the next days. Farmers urged to protect tomatoes and potatoes, monitor weather, and call extension offices for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debende
Wyoming
Desand Torvington
Toyne
Banyes
Carey
Enipaur
Leo Ember
Kay
Thors
Escape Shows Making Hay By Clayton Irwin AP Feature Writer
Wartime Broadway thrived on escape entertainment as 65 new shows emerged. Despite 70 to 76 percent failing, the box office drew moneyed crowds with ducat prices up to 109 dollars. Oklahoma led, drawing 700,000 patrons in a half year, while many shows collapsed after brief runs amid Army service appearances and shifting wartime tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Irwin
Rev. York
Af 2
Rollsia
Fox
Aeek
Billy Roze
Yaparmen Jones
Kame
Buceens
Baseball scores and lineups from a muddled league chart
A garbled summary of American League and National League results with team lines, player names, and partial scores. It lists Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia New York and others with scattered innings and batting contributions, but many details are unreadable or inconsistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Louis
Detroit
Moncrief
Hayworth
Aieler
Orrell
Gillespie
Book
Moody
Swift
Chicago
Cleveland
Ft Grave
Mallaferger Wid Teeselt
Uawor
Gronick
Nosur Rostan
Wark
Hansmann
Ryba
Terry
Fare Fee
Conilut
Ferrell
Lave Broakijn
Philadelphia
Melon
Webber
Owens
Actinte
Covington
St. Lows
Tiitsburgh
Cheinan
New York
Brooklyn
al Philadelhie
Louis
Boston
Washington
Gievelanul
B-29 Crew Fights Jap Attack in World War II Action
The B-29 Superfortress faced six Japanese fighters near Indo Burns boundary during a China transport mission. Sgt Harold Ganham of Fort Worth and Sgt Walter Quanske of New York were wounded, with Ganham credited as the first to hit an enemy fighter from a Superfortress. The crew included Capt Stephen Silverman, navigator Eleut Harold Heinbargh, copilot Trout Roy Peerman, and others as the mission reported both damage and a dramatic engagement. In unrelated national notes, a career survey by the Institute of Student Opinion finds most U.S. high school students favor freedoms tied to individual initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoburn Wisn
Brees! WB
Indo Burns
Allan Clark
Larned
Kans
China
Harold Ganham
Fort Worth
Tex
Lan Fam
Staten Island
Gilonsxe
Harris Hansen
Casper
Wyo
Stephen Silverman
Newton
Mass
Eleut
Harold Heinbargh
Mileraburg
Amit Trout
Roy Peerman
Great Bend
United States
Institute of Student Opinion
Broadway’s winter of plays and fading glories
Winged Victory with its minimal set and three cast members marks a lean period on Broadway. Pam Robeson rises as a dramatic star in Theatre Guild’s Othello, surpassing New York Shakespearean 157 performance record. War plays struggle despite active writers, while enduring hits Angel Street Arsenic and Old Lace Life With Father persist from 1939, drawing about 14 000 dollars weekly as audiences wonder how a dog owner fits Oklahoma into the mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Robeson
Theatre Guild
New York
Broadway
Father
Polln Dows
Oklahoma
Pse
Ocean Swell Wins Derby at Newmarket in 28-to-1 Shock
Ocean Swell, a longshot owned by Loni Roecbery, captured Evgiund's derby at Newmarket June 17 as Tehran and Happy Lantty pressed hard. Jockey WHHL Nevelt led the winner to the finish less than a half mile from the end and posted a 2:31 mile and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Ocean Swell
Loni Roecbery
Evgiund
Todd
Tehran
Happy Lantty
God Ira
Whhl Nevelt
Mustang
Softball Tournament Opens Monday With Local Teams
After two weeks of practice games the alder area league opens a preseason softball tournament Monday. Jaycees, Hatton, Alkma Blava lead the field with experienced players including Walling, Samuels, Good, Shank, Moore, Eaton and others. A $0.50 monthly participation fee is noted for league members. Games run Monday Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 7, with featured matchups at Grandstand fields across several days in January and June fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueglinitn
Het Haton
Jayceen
Alka Blava
Jayceae
Ax Walling
Samu
Ely
Good
Shank
Mooreatel-Cannon
Eaton
Formidabla
Fofieat Kruna
Bil Riddock
Jin Baggot Ax Destelanis
Jana
Smith
Grandstand
Richardson Ove
Bosm MrKev
Stars
Meehur
Grandatand
Jet
Ault
Davis
Evacuation Ordered For Viipuri As War Presses In
Associated Press reports Stockholm says Finland orders compulsory evacuation of Viipuri toward the rear as refugees flood from Karelia. Red Army reportedly uses rockets in nearby Suranmaki battle with Finland, while Swedish papers note mobilization of forces eastward from Åland toward Bothnia.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Viipuri
Devin Progress
Kala
Salta Ats
Suranmaki
Red
Dagens ‘Nyheter
Gull’ J
Bothnia
Service Men and Families From La Salle Area
Army and Marine personnel connected to La Salle region are listed. Pvt Edward C Repp Jr is stationed near Tyler Texas with an infantry unit. his wife Myra Kinrence Repp and children remain in Long Beach California. Pfc Edwin Todd, son of Mr and Mrs Rank Todd of La Salle, visits on leave from Florida. Marine Corporal Oliver A Medoy of La Salle is commended for duty during Japanese shelling near Bougainville, with praise from Major General Mitchell. Also noted is Corporal McAvoy from La Salle connected to Mrs Ruby McAvoy of Santa Barbara, who enlisted Oct 13 1942 and served 16 months across Hawaii Midway NEY Mebriden and Bougainville.
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Edward Claine Repp, Jr
Mra
Repp
Fourteenth Street
Cunp Fannia
Yler
Tex
Mye
Kinrence Repp
Long Heaele
Calus
Edwin Todd
Ark B. Todd
la Salle
Lakeland Army
Florida
Tood
la Salle Marine
Cine
Ai E, Lewis
MCCC
Bougahrville
Olver A. Medoy
RR. 1
Cols
Marine
Ralph J. Mitchell
T Bougainville
Salomon Talattds
Bougainville
Incka
McAvoy
James F. McAvoy
R. Ff
Colo
Ruby R. McAvoy
Santa Barbara
Calif
Marine Corps
API Hee Geen Terrice
Hawaiian Islands
Midway Islands
NEY Mebriden Group
Bouga
Bolomon ‘Inlanda
Surplus Egg Peak Report and War Aid Efforts
A wartime report notes that egg production has peaked then paused, with approximately 114000 cases sold at five cents for animal feed due to inadequate facilities. The report covers repatriation efforts for Americans held, Japan's response to relief, and prisoner of war treatment, plus exchanges proposed via Soviet routes and mail improvements.
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Chicago
Luther Johnson
D.tex
Aken
Thone
Japan
Red Cross
Philippines
Hina
Nyatera
Tehean
Thecty
Werlain
New AAU track entrant Bourdup stars amid college talk
The week brings notable names including Charley Parker the top newcomer in the 100 yard dash and Alva Phillipig, a Greenville high school star who spurned several colleges to sign with the Cubs. Rob Stauber posts a top Iowa Navy Pre-Flight score while ball players report April and May arrivals to National and American league clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Néw
York
Zervica
fHeldn
Perce
Exan Charley
Parker
Claus Rioning
Alva
Philligg
Star
Greenvitle
Iowa Navy
Lins
Turrabout
Fragmentary Election Notes From Multiple Cities
A scrambled OCR list mentions numerous names and places such as New Jersey and Illinois figures, Chicago, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Austin and Mexico City, with scattered figures like 14 percent and various street abbreviations, unclear outcomes, and partial references to votes or "outpolated" terms.
Major League Leaders and Batting Highlights Listed
The report lists top major league batters and run producers. Tucker of Chicago leads with a .248 average while Spence of Washington has 38 RBIs. Cullenbine of Cleveland tops home runs with eight, and Ryba of Boston has one stolen base.
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Tucker
Chicago
Rons
Spence
Washington
Cullenbine
Cleveland
Fitching
Ryba
Boston
Stork Express delivers birth in Johnstown area
Mrs Wakefield of Johnstown announces the birth of a son and daughter to Mr and Mrs Dave Herter of Johnstown on Saturday June 17 at the Memorial Hospital.
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Horn
Prac Wakefield
Johnstown
Mamorial Hoapital
Wakefield Isshore
Bra
Dave Herter
Recreation Week Programs Planned Across Schools
Readying special recreational events for Arington Cameron Central and Lincoln schools over coming weeks. Activities include swimming at college pools, music, sports like golf and football, and dances and tumbling at various sites. Some grounds close Friday afternoons for a district drive. a Red Cross program offers supervised swimming with certificates.
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Arington
Cameron
Central
Lincoln School
Scmogl
Weevilay
Warnvee
Artington
Artingtop
Seooat
Mite
Smith
Raton Oy Brachutana
Tigers Ya
Amer
Beenball Field
Goltball Cameron
Cen
Mente
Eighth- Avenue- gFm
Eighth Avenue
In The Courts Tours Trujillo of Eaton Seeks Divorce
In The Courts Trufillo of Eaton has filed for divorce from Josefina Trujillo in county court. They were married at Greeley in 1933 and have one minor child. He accuses cruelty and seeks custody of the child with the mother not to remove the child from court custody until the hearing. John Robert Stewart, 13928 6th Ave, cited for speeding and careless driving at a stop sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tours Trufillo
Eaton
Josefina Trujillo
Greeley
Ife
John Robert Stewart
Raids by Japanese Forces Reported in Early June
Disjointed U S dispatch claims new Japanese raids in northern China and Tokyo area. The article asserts bomber fragments caused no plant damage and mentions a Japanese executive denying extensive damage. Messages reference American journalists and a manufacturing firm with unclear attribution.
Chinese 22nd Division Captures Japanese Base in North Burma
Southeast Asia Command reports Chinese 22nd division seized the Japanese base of Xhemeing about 40 miles northwest of besieged Myitkyinwa in northern Burma. Troops also took Lauhivan, 60 miles northeast of Myitkyina, in a push toward Burma from China. The capture forms part of a broader aid to Stibe’s northern Burma operations and follows battles around Mogaung and Kohima front actions amid monsoon conditions.
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Amedald. Prem
Southeast
Asia
Kandy
Ceylon
Bas
Xhemeing
Myitkyinw
Burma
China
Lauhivan
Myitkyina
Asaprinter
William F Bontantd
Bomn
Joseph W. Stilewell
Kamaung
Lord Louis
Mountbatten
Mogaung
Alege
Myitkyiya
Ural
Kamalng
Parentu
Usas
Kohima
Bumpa Horter
Kohima Teaphal
Communiqag
India
Resicu
Kohima-mphai
Chindwin River
No Increase in Gasoline for Civilians
Washington office of price administration announced there will be no expansion of civilian gasoline allotments in the near future. Automobile travel will remain at present levels through the third quarter, with consumption for the nation expected to be roughly equal to quotas. Officials urged continued conservation to live within the quarter’s critical months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jones
Mice
Will Rapie
Sedd
Pictore Potuta Loia
Japanese Push Threatens Major Chinese City in Honan
Fragmentary wartime dispatches report Japanese forces advancing in Honan and threatening the strategic city near the Canton Hankow corridor. Chinese defenses were said to be cut off as the provisional capital of Kwangsi and surrounding provinces faced pressure from southern routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuienshei Sue
Chang
Heven
Mies
Noribeas
Lakow
Ithe
Aitiie Nollee
Lokkow
Changsha
Ewange
Dwangtung
Kwetlin
Hirakean
Ile
Kwangsi
Farm income shows gain in Colorado marketing data
Denver June 27 The farm income in Colorado crop and live stock marketing during the first six months of this year showed an increase of 28 percent over the same period last year according to the monthly review of the tenth district Federal Reserve Bank. The three month total was $108,048,000. income from Notdi marketings alone brought farmers and ranchers $25,415,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Tenth District Federal Reserve Bank
Notdi
Mrs. Fannie Frye Dies in Laramie
Mrs. Fannie Cleo Frye, 74, widow of Chauncy H. Frye, died suddenly Saturday at her daughter's home in Laramie Wyoming after a heart attack. She traveled there two weeks ago for a visit. Born March 17 1868 in Missouri, she moved to Colorado with her children in 189? and settled in Ault. Survivors include daughters Mrs. Arthur Mersall, Mrs. W A Hart, and Mrs. Came res, four grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at Ault Congregational Church with interment Eaton cemetery. Arrangements by Armstrong Mortuary Eaton.
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Fannie Cleo"Frye
Chauncy
H. Frye
Avit
W. C. Cameron
Laramie
Wye
Frye
Afra
Liramie
Afr
Cameron
Cage County
Colorado
Brr
Aalt
Mrm
Arther Mersall
Adit
W. A. Hart
Pierce
Cameres
Ault Congregational Church
Folermort
Eaton Cemetery
Armstrong Mortuary
Eaton
Germans Fire More Robots Over Channel
German claims of new robotic weapon strikes over the Channel report attacks on southern England with unmanned craft. The article notes ships destroyed and extensive bombing across northern England, with pilots flying twice and the extent of damage described as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gatheney
England
Coninuiu
Ccorés
Thurstay Atehet
Atravgs
France
Nouthern
British pilots reported shot by Germans in renewed fighting
London reports three more Allied air force officers killed by German troops as war continues. The Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden was said to review incidents and aid attempts as families await news. A separate note mentioned possible escape from a camps near Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anthony
CIO Back Roosevelt Wallace Endorsed By Union Convention
Delegates representing 300 unions endorsed Franklin D Roosevelt and Henry Wallace at a CIO convention. A 3600 word platform urged private wage guarantees for workers and a postwar planned economy to ensure abundance. The platform stressed Roosevelt’s progressive alignment and called for firm commitment to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. Spirtlealmie Committee
Roonerrell
Wallace
CHO
A. I. Thomas
United Antomobils Workers
Iteman Atea
Hte
Iroosevelt
Combat Wing Cited for Courage Over Bridge Mission
June 16 an entire 5 24 combat wing of the U S Army Air Forces was cited for obeying orders to strike a vital bridge in Pracea despite German fighter and anti aircraft fire. Commanded by Brig Gen Walter R Peck the unit faced extreme danger reaching 6800 feet to bomb the target. Brig Gen James P Hodges praised the wing for courage audacity and determination and its disregard for hazard reflecting credit on themselves and the U S Army Air Forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saprams
Allied Expeditionary Force
Fighth Airforce
Pracea“'atay
Brie
Walter.r. Peck
Lina, Ohlo
Forn Ty Targer
Cloudn
James P. Hodges
Belonxa
Rrea
U. S
Mrs Orthman Dies Saturday in Weld County Hospital
Mrs Katherine Orthman aged 48 died Saturday morning at Weld County hospital after a three week illness. She had lived in Greeley for years at 1525 Third Avenue and was wife of Henry F Orthman. Survivors include son Ralph in the armed forces and daughter Mrs Adolph Heimblewer of Tacoma Washington, plus two other sons and several sisters and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Sattleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Orthimnan
Weld County Hospital
Adolph Heimblewer
Tacoma
Wash
Allin Orthman
Greeley
Sletera
Lydian Ackerman
Loveland
Loulan Stroh
Johnstown
Paul Hackman
Cheyenne
Lille Rothmaen
Flora Stebbe
Mra
Mra. Orthman Ia
Magdaline Brockman
Sattleys
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American Association
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Manefao Javery
Kiutte
American League
Phiadelphia
West
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Bayes
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Hemsley
Ramo
Wodnr
Floras
Heyer
Danald
Yolselle
Sho
Javery
Klutix
Bourdup
Hugh
Fullerton, JH
Rennenites
Brant
FiaHys
Worcester
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Loos Greenock
Jong’ Branch
San Diego
Cails
Lupe Conzeles
Mexico City
Pete Lelio
Gary
Ind
Major League’ ‘Leaders
Walker
Weintrand
Pilebing _ Menger
St. Louis
Stork Express
Ameriqu
Sigsal Corga
Peps
New Caledonia
U.S. Tremenry Department
Baailey
Wirlery
Pavadron
Tonawimg
Atv. Wem
Americna
Kian
Gtanel
Monorthern Chine
Totyo Raide
Seres
Mpnufact
Honan
Fannie Frye
Neale Kiq
CIO
F. Roosevelt
Mrs. Orthman
Greeley Planing Mill
Seventh St
Greeley- Longmont
Longmont
Longmart
Bagexge
Mike Ricketts
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