Labor and Laborers Split Over Republican Platform
June 19 Viladelphia John L. Lew leader of the GLO tells the republican resolutions committee that labor has practically abandoned the party and hints at labor’s power to influence presidential planks. Green of the Federation of Labor supports backing Europe’s democ racies. Union leaders from United Mine Workers and Labor groups attend as committee weighs platform items amid questions on party unity and labor’s role.
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Avaveland Pree
Viladelphia
John L. Lew
GLO
Repubican
Haa
Enute
Republican
Dabor
Labor
Advin
Ray
Tein
United Mine Workers
Laboon
Legene
Oruaulzalinna
Hose Mullens
Lewis
Vitzeprech
Green
Federation of Tabor
Edge
Nowdaveey
Quartet Here The Favoys Slate Mite From Tilda Institura
The Favoys quartet from the Tilda Institura of Los Angeles will present a sacred concert and gospel service next Sunday at 10 oclock in Eleventh Grade near Tenth Ave. Levi A. Ob announces. The quartet includes Edhiand Heleksen of Kind, Deal Nuryjay of Single Genge Avon of Oblaan, and Novas Bubb of Seattle, Wislt.
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Tilda Institura
Los Angeles
Uvangelieat Preeelincet
Tenth Ave
Elie Gervies
Sie Levi A. Ob
Edhiand Heleksen
Kind
Deal Nuryjay
Avon
Oblaan
Cttla
Novas Bubb
Seattle
Wislt
Crow Valley Tour Preparations Near Complete
Crow Valley Tour set to begin May 27 in northwest Weld County north of Arigsndule at 9:00 AM as the Grow Valley Association organizes a field event for Land Utilification. Leaders Aiton Bed, Men. Taricy Carney, Mes. TL Q. Bhat, Leah Wolfe coordinate guest counting and luncheon. about 100 to 600 participants expected to tour privately owned and BWmagnt lands with sound equipment and conservation tasks.
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Piana
Grow Valley Association
Arigsndule
Uila Sour
Lie Wesxociacion
Aiton Bed
Taricy Carney
Lea Wolfe
Amd
Greeluy Cleaner
Comvce
Moirig Manutog
Liefaur
Phasaed
Germany Faces Task of Organizing Nations
Berlin June 9 A great part of Europe eight formerly independent nations are now likely part of Germany’s total logistical and economic plan after expulsion and war victories. Nations taken over include Luxembourg and others absorbed into the Reich’s system. Cars driven by Leonard Warter and John Sandy collided near Pattee injuring occupants. damage totaled 125 dollars.
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Berlin
Europe
Uni
Prateu— Mst
Steek
Germany
Worldrade
Busness
Ansly
Uzechaslaviakia
Bohom- Morevia
Poland
Denark
Norway
Lisembourg
Netherlandes
Delgium
AUWIO
Te Reich
Arsembourg
Lax
Germ
Lusembourg
Gera
Teo
Celine Care
Leonard Warter
Fort Luyteh
John Sandy
U S Moves Toward Early Pan American Conference
June 19 report from Associated Tre Mington notes U S secretary Welles urged an early Pan American conference session to address Western Hemisphere issues raised by the European war. Twenty republics were advised and 18 expressed interest. Havana eyed as potential venue for the next meeting, with not yet fixed date.
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Associated Tre Mington
Smainer Welles
Mate
United States
Welles
Havana
Defense Plans Being Speeded in National Service Debate
President Roosevelt weighs compulsory national service as a broad defense plan while Congress weighs funding for army air power and Navy expansion. The Senate ponders Red Cross relief in war zones as Taft Motor pushes mass production of airplane engines. The House backs a resolution opposing transfer of Western Hemisphere possessions to non Americans.
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Wesiington
Anin
Roosevelt
Smn
Onlveral Trata
Congress
Weulenaint
Tte
Naval
S—A Eenute
Taft Motor Company
Hult (Dunn
West
Virginia
Ehipa
House
United States
Moosevel Iy
Tragedy on Family Farm Claims Burlington Youth
Nerlin Hines, 22, died after a fall from a tractor on the family Farm 15 miles north of Burlington. He apparently was crushed beneath the machine and smothered, his body partly covered by earth when help arrived. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Jeck Eues.
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Burlington
Nerlin Hines
Nort
Young Hines
Sirs
Jeck Eues
Roosevelt and Farley Back Bankhead for Democratic Keynoter
Chicago June 9. National chair James A. Farley said both he and President Roosevelt favored Speaker William B Bankhead as keynoter of the Democratic National Convention. Farley would recommend Bankhead be named temporary chairman and keynote speaker. He proposed Senator Alben Barkley of Kentucky as permanent chairman.
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Chicago
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Willam B. Bankhead
Farley
Bankhead
Ito
Alvin Barkley
Kenturky
Senate Blocks Spending Slash in Senate Vote
Washington reports the Senate rejected a large tax proposal and major non-defense spending cuts. Byrd and Barkley backed modified plans, but the majority favored a discretionary approach. Speaker Bankhead warned of a long session with late nights to finish work. Catholics Speak In Kersey priests to lecture on Orthodx church beliefs at 8 p.m. through Saturday on school grounds.
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Washington
Senate
Anf
Tydiyes
Mary
Nyrd
Byrd
Tne
Barkley
Ida Tobbying
Dankhead
Congress
Natural Science Conference To Be This Week
A science and mathematics education conference will be held on Friday and Saturday at CSCE campus. The program opens Friday at 2 p.m. in the Student Union theater with Dr Jean presiding. Miss Hee M Latamel of Oslo State University will speak on The Use of Community Resources on Instruction Materials in Sciences. Dr F D Curtis of the University of Michigan will discuss Present and Future Trends in the Teaching of Science. Dinner Friday at 6:30 at the Faculty Club features Dr George Willard Finetor presiding, with Dr Curtis speaking on Progressive Teaching in Every Classroom. Saturday features sectional meetings for elementary aerial science, secondary school geoscience, mathematics, and college geoscience.
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Natural Scienes Eit
Csce Caopua
Fru
Jean
Heee M. Latamel
Oslo State University
CSCH
FD. Curtis
University of Michigan
George Willard Finetor
Br. Curtis
Fund for Red Cross Receives Weld County Donations Totals
Weld county officials announced the American Red Cross drive raised 1561.75 dollars from new contributions. Towns like Erie and Chapter Dale led gifts with 38 dollars, Seeley Firemen 18, Scout Mothers Auxiliary 75, and many others including Greeley Houster 910, CG & Southard 5, Roggen 43, Ault 49.03, Jolnatown 1215, and multiple individuals named in the donor list.
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Alfred Tamsey
Hogsett
National Parks Service Director Resigns in Health Move
June 19 a director of the national parks service resigns due to ill health. Secretary Ickes announces Newton B. Drury, California conservationist, as his successor.
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Hationai Parke
Washington
Arag Cammerer
National Parks Service
Ll Health
Ickes
Newton B. Drery
California
Band Concert Opens Season Despite Strong Wind
A CSCH band concert opened the season Tuesday evening at Gardinraire before a large crowd despite a sudden windstorm. The band was directed by Lee Lockhert, class of 1919, now муз director at Molmby College in Lux Angeles. Future concerts will be broadcast and directed by Dr J De Vorest Cline, chair of the CSCH music division.
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Surlower Seasion Csch
Gardin Raire
Lee Lock*hert
Molmby Colcec
Lux Angeles
J. de Vorest Cline
Csch Division of Music
Traveling College Starts on Friday
A CSCE group of summer students will travel 2500 miles over two weeks starting Friday as part of an Open Road tour. The course offers nine credit hours and is run with The Open Road nonprofit in cooperation with the college. Professor C. G. Blue leads the field, and Aristine Miller directs. A few enrollment spots remain.
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CSCE
Atristin Miller
Mesa Jouler Valle Grand Jsuclion
Summer Term Softball Play Opens Monday
Formation of the summer season at Colorado State College of Education was set after noon Tuesday when 11 teams were signed to play. League games begin Monday with three contests daily at 4 o'clock at Jackson Field. Teams will be grouped by performance in practice. Last year’s champion returns with Pete Grown managing. Entries include Illinois, Minnesota, Idaho, Southern Colorado, Missouri, Texas, New Mexico, Kansas, Colorado, Town Faculty and more expected. tournaments planned at Greeley country club, Eaton Lake, Windsor, and other sites. Also: stolen 1938 Chevrolet track owned by Glen Winn of Milliken was found on east Seventh Street after theft from Ninth Avenue.
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Eofibell Icarue
Colorado State
Cole Ltgre
Leama
Tp. Flay
Jackson Field
Il Nes
Pete Grown
Illinois
Minnesota
Idaho
Colorado
Missouri
Texas
Ne- 2
Arizona
Knnsas
Coloride
Town
Faculty
New Mexico
GSC Stumer Stadema
Greeley Country Club
Eaton Lake
Windsor
Glen © Winn
Milliken
Ninth Avenue
Tenth Street
East Seventh Street
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Carl D. McKinny
Investment Securities
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Kare Waustert Mae
Remaeuer
Radio Corp
US Steel
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Cas Ma Ang Dever Union
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Jung
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Hudson
Gee Spurlock At
Watkins Gil Go
Tuh Ave
11Th St
U.S. Hastens Pan-American Conference
Wruser
Meles
FORD
Chevrolet
Farr Implement Co
Andy Campbell
Evans
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Evans 625
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Jy Campbell
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Harvey Dudley
Ritio Man
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Kersey School
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Sterk Express
Dorn
Conrad
Greetay Hospital
Greeley
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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