Naval court hears warning on Squall's ventilating system
Portsmouth June 20 a naval court heard that all Induction equipment on the submarine Squalus would be fatally dangerous in war if damaged. Commander Nagulu argued for automatic shutoff action to seal pipes. Squalus commander declined direct fault, saying no fault to find but supports corrective measures to prevent back cable fouling and safer deep dives.
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Edward Rector Arrested On Complaint Of Lad
Edward Rector of Eleventh Avenue was arrested Monday night on an assault and butlers complaint by 16 year old Daniel Moore of Fifth Avenue. Moore said Rector and others were in a theater and alleged inappropriate conduct. Trong details show tensions and a later confrontation outside the theater.
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Fiwird Realor
Ale Eleventh Avenue
Daniel Moore
Fifth Avenue
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Reelor
Tester
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Dan
Progressive Workshop Keeps 92 Busy Now
Allen Workshop at the Junior High School in conjunction with Colorado State College of Education summer session is near the 106 mark. Staff and high school students cooperate. Darrell Harvard, director, said 92 members attended Monday morning with 33 more members expected.
First Summer Band Concert At Colorado Campus
The first summer concert of the Colorado State College education band is set for Tuesday night at 8. Ralph Thrush will lead the Cleveland Heights performance with no guest conductor. DeForest Cline, division of music chair, will conduct the remaining Tuesday night concerts.
Carnival-Iron Eater Cari Do Pleases Beverly Crowd
A chaotic carnival scene in Beverly described as entirely voluntary led to no prosecution. A patient with stomach issues was treated and told Mother Nature would finish the cure. Three Port Warren privates are held in Weld County for fire and theft investigations, with five more detained. University of New Hampshire professor Dr George Sanchez to attend a Phi Beta Kappa meeting at CSCE campus. Funeral services for Charles J Yardley to be held at Miyo Mortuary with Knights of Pythias in attendance. Townsend No. 1 Tonight observed in English court carriage at 7:40.
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Mass
William Ryan
Eagle
Boston
Toston
Ag Cne
Mvomoteara
Roun Luy
Geverly Hospital
Warren
Port Warren
Greeley
Weld
Ccounty Jnil
Cheyenne
Lennie G. Hood
Jack J. Morehead
Thomas Exis
Senator Johnson Announces More Funds for Experiment Station
Colorado Senator Ed GO Johnson told Greely Chamber of Commerce that the Bureau of Plant Industry budget includes 9425 for the U S polio experiment station near Greeley. Director W C Edmundson said the usual appropriation for the state is about 6800 and he does not know what expansion or changes the station will face.
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Ed GO. Johnson
Colorado
Greely
Posseman Found Safe After Futile Hunt
A Wyoming volunteer search near Stillwater ended with Henry Smith of Rawlins located eight miles from the base camp. He had vanished last night after 700 men hunted for missing Hixon brothers, Oliver and Charles, in the Stillwater timber. Smith was weak from hunger but unhurt. Forest Ranger Carrell would not disclose details and promised news later as civilian forces regrouped.
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Wysy
Wyoming
Harol Hixon
Charles 4
Henry Smith
Rawlins
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Hixan Brothers
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Hunt
Roche Returns Ming Firm to Operating Company
Josephine Roche, former assistant secretary of the treasury, turns Ming firm over to an operating company linked with Westphine Roche and Cleveland interests. The move aims to stabilize finances as the organization seeks reorganization and a long-term contract to operate the peoncerk in northern Colorado.
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Ming Firm
Renyer
Wallian Taylor
Cleveland
Nau
Andl
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Anndonesd Soday
Fim Lad Laken
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Oia Colorwio
Ita Financial
Clevelant
Wisconsin Detective Takes Stand in Medberry Trial
Wisconsin detective Dita Danrochs testified at the Medberry trial in Fond du Lac as defense moves to review testimony in chambers. The witness described questioning Elsworth and Medberry after arrest as the defense pressed for stenographer transcription and access to reviewed material.
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Medberry
Akram
Dita Danrochs
Fond du Dag
Potion Fresleniint
Elsworth
Medd Herry
Wisconsin Tehhiker
John Gray
Cmirt
Damroeha
Samuel Ghutkow
Arlington Taylor
Dameceks
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Thstriel
Bayfield States A F L elects new Colorado leader
At Pueblo on June 19 20 delegates from the Colorado State Federation of Labor elected new officers to succeed John Gross. George Wyden held as president and James Trawnlow was re elected secretary treasurer. Delegates, about 50 000 represented, endorsed a Roosevelt third term stance and debated attacks on his administration with protests against dictatorship. Philip Hoeven of Denver spoke urging support for a Roosevelt third term.
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Mirec Husdredt
Colorado
Feer- Mion
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Win
Agali
Yiresident
Roosevelt
Philip Hoeven
Denyer Atorney
Fred Steele Survives Crushing Truck by Railway Car
Fred Steele, 73, miraculously escaped Monday afternoon when his pickup was crushed between a boxcar and the Farr warehouse by a massive press. He was hospitalized with an arm broken in three places and other bruises as firemen and bystanders freed him from the wreckage. Two photos show the truck crushed and the car’s proximity to the boxcar, with workers prying loose a foot and extinguishers brought to prevent flames.
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Fred Steele
Secap Iron
Farr
Steele
Steels
Dave Clark
Fred W. Steele Hurt as Train Crushes Truck
Fred W Steele a 78 year old Greeley farmer and county treasurer was badly hurt when a Union Freight train crushed his pickup between a box car and a warehouse wall in an incident near East Kiynath Street. He survived with multiple fractures and is recovering in Greeley Hospital as witnesses described a miraculous near escape.
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Greeley
Greeley Hospital
Fred W. Steele
Hviby
East Kiynth Streat
Wald
Arcu
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Trainen
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Marshal
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Grier
E. M. Peters
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Parade and Buffalo Barbecue Planned in Sterling
A community event in Sterling features a youth buffalo meat barbecue with meat from two young buffaloes raised nearby. The parade to the event starts at the college and proceeds through local streets to Jackson Field, ending with dinner for over 2,000 attendees. Welch oversees the barbecue, food will include hot meat and sides, and evening entertainment follows at the Sterling theater.
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Colorado Sinta College of Moneation
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Weather outlook with scattered showers and warm temps
Partly cloudy Tuesday turns to occasional showers and thunderstorms in the southwest. A warm pattern continues with highs around 79 and a low near 51 as the 24 hour period ends. Forecast calls for possible thunder activity in the southwest region Tuesday night into Wednesday.
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Warner Thoxtsehia
Cherrington Declares Day Has Passed When United States Can Play Bully in South America
New York June 20 Martin J Manton former judge of the United States circuit court of appeals was reduced to two seats in a federal prison and fined 10000 dollars for conspiracy to sell judicial favors in a corruption case.
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United States
South America
New York
Martin ‘J. Manton
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
NRLB Blocks Discipline Says Manufacturer
The NRLB blocked discipline by a manufacturer, ruling the board can probe whether firing an employee was for union activity. Testimony before Senate committees cited that employers may not escape scrutiny by claiming wrongful act. advocates argued the board aids union recruitment and organizing efforts.
Tokyo Protests U S Actions On Kulangsu Naval Blockade
Tokyo studied new U S measures over Kulangsu as Japan protested to United States chargé d affaires Eugene E. Booman. Reports say Japan considered calls to halt foreign actions and sought cabinet guidance, with Foreign Minister Abe and officials weighing responses to Western probes and naval movement near Kulangsu.
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United States
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Eugene £. Booman
Seijira Yoshizawa
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Naval Block of
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Uehiro Avitwe Waulence
Entiye
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Chine
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Gaypertat
Miudenee
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10000 Plants Ready To Make War Munitions
A wartime survey finds over twenty thousand facilities capable of producing military goods and outlines the United States government plan to mobilize industry. Officials report detection of about twenty thousand plants ready for rapid conversion to munitions if needed, with extensive capacity already in place nationwide.
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Aperica
Jamnson
Svar
Huss
Good Neighbor Policy Stressed at Assembly
A large audience at Gunter Hall attended the opening of Columbia State College of Religion’s largest science fair segment. Dr. Cherrington, recently from Denver, urged a universal Good Neighbor policy emphasizing mutual interests and education across nations. He proposed South American teachers and American histories to be taught in both regions, promoting freedom through shared knowledge.
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le Benyer University
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Chamber of Commutes
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Crean
Nebraska Official Warns on Education and Government Roles
Nebraska officials voice concern that government expertise could hinder educational opportunities. Chandler cites debates over funding and policy as a risk to access. University figures respond, stressing accountability and the need for balanced oversight.
Daladier Announces Plan to Replace Lost Submarine
Paris reports Premier Daladier stating a new submarine would be built to replace the lost vessel. Unclear phrasing and garbled OCR obscure precise details but indicate a wartime naval replacement effort.
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