Admiral Stark backs 200 warships plan for Navy
Admiral Stark urged Congress to approve a four billion dollar Navy expansion to about 200 fighting ships and 1,250,000 tons of combat capacity. He said it is essential for defending the United States and Monroe Doctrine interests amid world tensions. President Novakroft’s reaction remained unclear after a brief closed session.
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Senator Blames JF R Speech for Emergency
Senator McGarran of Nevada charged that President Roosevelt's remarks created an emergency and endangered U.S. safety. He said the country faced a grave moment and urged steps to avoid further risks amid war tensions and neutrality debates. He cited alleged dangers from unsafe passage and wartime policy stances.
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Town and Nebraska Students Organize Across Iowa and Nebraska
Nebraska students organize statewide at a college. A meeting is set for 8 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at Island Grove Mark. Officers include M. R. B. Colgion of Alliance as president and S. Devor of Plattsmouth as vice president. R. M. Willie of Weavey 19 serves as secretary-treasurer with Wayne Minten of Moorhead Iowa as vice president of the Iowa club. Thelma Bailey of Correctionvilla is secretary-treasurer. Forty-one auto trailers are stationed at Jacksonor Thad where saniver students are home for summer term.
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Alliance
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Platsmouth
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Weave Ey
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Moorhead
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Fined 201 dollar man walks from city work gang
A garbled report notes a man fined 201 dollars for intoxication and resisting arrest and walking away from city work gang. Mentions Doggett a former railroad man near La Falls and a fight with Officer Crombie. Other names include Zamora and Goner. William Sandstedd of Willard cited for speeding.
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Greeley
Garien
Worley Gang
Whey
Lafalls
Po- Ue
Paul Close Crombe
George Zamora
Tube Goner
Mumken
William Sandstedd
Willard
City Firemen Answer Three Calls on Monday
City fire department answered three calls Monday afternoon and evening. At 2245 pan a torch caused a blaze at Don's Repairs on Elavanth Street injuring Ron Novia and Kay Baber and scorching the wall. Firefighters extinguished the blaze, with Baber and Norman suffering serious burns. A second call at 702 pm targeted Sixteenth StreetSixteenth Street Pavilion lunch room fire. The third call near 8:43 pm involved the Kiva theater incinerator burning harmfully.
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Baber
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Sixteenth Street
Kiva
War Wires Indo-Ghima Concers Japan SArtookin
Tokyo reports Japan is seriously concerned about the future of French Indo-China amid cabinet discussions. A Daily Mail dispatch from Bordeaux says French fleets clashed with Italy in the Mediterranean with heavy losses claimed. RAF bombs target Rhineland and northwest Germany. British raids on Italian East Africa report destroyed planes and stores. Britain asserts oil and gasoline supplies remain satisfactory. no fuel ration cut. French colonies may continue fighting under Nogues and Millehauser in North Africa and the Near East.
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Diploma
Quincy Will Call At Uruguayan Port
Washington reports the cruiser Quincy is sailing for Montevideo Uruguay where Nazi activity has been under investigation by a Uruguayan congressional committee. The navy scheduled the visit as part of the Quincy’s South American tour.
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Rodeo Reserved Seat Sale Starts Friday
Greeles's annual Spud Rodeo offers seven seat types with prices from 0.25 to 1.65. About 4000 seats, including 2000 reserved, go on sale Friday via the Chamber of Commerce. Island Grove hosts parades, fireworks July 2 and 4 with bronc riding, calf roping, steer wrestling and track events across two sessions.
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Island Grove
Weather Jaca Forecast for 24 Hours Ending Tuesday
Forecast reports high near 100 and low around 63 with sharp temperature swings. Winds shift from north to west, bringing cooler air and lighter conditions overnight into Wednesday.
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Churchill Warns France Must Continue War to Hold Europe
Prime Minister Winston Churchill told the House of Commons that France must continue the war or risk falling under Axis terms. He warned Britain faces invasion and emphasized the need to mobilize navy, troops, and air defenses as Canadians in France withdraw and Dunkirk salvage efforts are recalled. He cited the Dunkirk evacuation as a turning point and stressed unified defense against a possible German invasion while recounting past Allied actions.
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Llow Severn
Kenneth Rape Installed as DeMolay Head
Kenneth Rape of Pueblo was installed as state master councillor for DeMolay, with Geanard Nordesn of Boulder as deputy, Dale Millon of Greeley as state senior councillor, and Linyd B. John assisting. Election and conferring of DeMolay degrees followed, with a swimming party and banquet planned at the Student Union, featuring Dr. Stafford Brooks as speaker and Marty Hunt as toastmaster.
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DeMoley Advisory
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Temperature Reaches 100 Degrees in Greeley Monday
Temperature topped 100 degrees in Greeley Monday following a Sunday high of 98 degrees. The reading marked a return to hot conditions after a mild spell and affected local daily activities and heat advisories.
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Niagara Sinking After Tasman Sea Blast
The steamship Niagara, a passenger vessel in the Canadian-Australian service via Hobart, reportedly sank in the Tasman Sea between New Zealand and Australia after a blast. The Globe Wireless station in San Francisco relayed SOS messages as distress information reached the line.
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Australia
First Assembly Crowds at Colorado State College
The First Assembly of the summer session at Colorado State College was held in Gonter aich floor with many attendees. Dr. George Willayil Frasier, president of the college, gave the principal address on the theme Sinus 16907 Tha address. An examination of joke records of the Gay Nineties was noted, and copies of the Golden Jubilee summer session edition of the Grreley j Dubby Tribune were distributed. State groups met after to form summer state elects, with Arizona Idaho Illinois Missouri New Mexico South Dakota Nebraska Iowa and Wyoming among those calling meetings.
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Poll totals at Colorado State College Inn reach 2406
A treetop Monday afternoon report shows Figistentionat Colorado State College Inn reaching a poll count of 2,406 as voters turnout climbs amid local activity.
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Nina Moses Returns Home From Algiers War Study
Nina Moses, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Moses of 1021 Deantora and a Horace Mann School teacher, returns to Greeley after nearly a year studying in Algiers Algeria as conflict spreads in Europe. Her travels included crossing the Mediterranean aboard the Manhattan and visiting Rigkra on an Algerian estate, with notes on the Garden of Allah and Mekammaden history.
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Algiers
Mer
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Deantora
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Greeley
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Miss Moses
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Mira
France
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Aeatton
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Asclat
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Tikkra
States Parade Opens Festiva Here Thursday
The States Parade opens the festival, with a 5 p.m. parade from Lieffler Toon to Jackson Field via Ninth Avenue and the courthouse, featuring summer students and Grey Chamber of Commerce events. A July barbecue at Jackson Field serves 2,000 attendees, with 2,500 expected, plus entertainment under James Mives. tickets are 30 cents and available through the Chamber of Commerce.
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France Faces Hard Terms After Munich Talks
Reports from Munich and Bordeaux detail Allied proposals pressed on France as Petain summons troops to defend the nation. Mussolini and Hitler reportedly demand conquests and colonial concessions, while German and Italian leaders hint at a lenient posture for a France reduced to a second-rate power.
Unclear Event Set For Summer Heavyweight Bout
The text references a heavyweight fight at Madison Square Garden, featuring Joe Louis and Godoy, with a televised broadcast planned without soundtracks to ensure live audience understanding. It mentions fans avoiding Festlyn and notes a Thursday night broadcast, aiming to detail bout action for attendees.
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