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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1941

Page

2

Soviet Army Power Mystery and Red Forces Overview

A century era analysis notes Red Army manpower figures around 14,000,900 with debates on actual strength near 6,000,060. It cites questions about equipment, logistics via railways and roads, air force modernization, Finland’s resistance, and a guarded Soviet air force. Naval force data split among fleets and regions, with Izvestia cited claiming Russia holds the largest armed fleet.

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Grand Lake funds in bill before president

Washington June 20 congress completed action on an appropriations bill carrying 38,325,926 for finance interior department activities. 55,725,000 for reclamation projects. total funding for the Columbia-Thrimp son project set at 4,000,000. The measure was sent to the White House after controversial amendments were dropped. The bill covers projects in several states and includes a revolving reclamation fund transfer to the general treasury.

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City Brevities Scan From Paducah and Lincoln Notices

Brief items report Paducah vice president Gardner visiting Cath eria then Myre Mary Magwell address. Laima returning with Beochbugy family to bury their mother Emma Lalinsapost. Nebraska and Missouri crop reports noted. Amen family travels to Greeley and Lincoln for studies and visits. Grand Rapids party en route to Yellow Stone. Local ad urges car service and a quick stop gimmick.

Aish Ferne Laima Arnold Beochbugy Thurulay Migeoutl Emma Lalinsapost Miusouri Bas Nebraska

Ship Sinking Outlaw Act Says Roosevelt

Roosevelt warns of retaliatory action over the sinking incident and outlines potential restrictions against Germany and its allies. The piece notes loss of diplomatic ties with Poland, Belgium, the Netherlands, Norway, Luxembourg, and France while Germany debates evidence from American consular officials.

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College High Enrolls 152 for Summer Session

College High announces an enrollment of 152 for the summer session. Of these, 61 are junior high level and 101 senior high level students. Greeley contributes 126 students, with 27 from other Colorado communities and 16 from outside the state, spanning nine other states.

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John R. Anderson Funeral Held in Denver

Funeral service for John R. Anderson 64, longtime Eaton and Greeley resident, was held in Denver with burial at Riverside Cemetery. Survivors include sister Mrs. Menda Holander of Long Beach with several nephews and nieces.

Denver Jobs R. Anersoi Eaton Greeley Anderson Rader Riverside Cemetery Agilveson Pleasant Valley Befors Rs. Menda Holander Long Beach Callt

International Cosmopolitan convention program at Stanley Hotel

Conference schedule June 23–26 1941 in Estes Park Colorado with sessions in Mala and Mahogany Rooms, luncheons in Stanley Hotel dining rooms, concerts featuring America God Save the King and Canadian guests, tours to Rocky Mountain National Park, and a Presidents Banquet with speeches by Dr. Wartra A. Scuoer and Dr. Joux Kenny Noxton. Numerous local club leaders from Greeley Kearney and Saskatoon listed as organizers and speakers.

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British Announce Shipping Losses in May Totals

Britain reports May shipping losses at 481 325 tons, down from April by 124 000 tons, with 661 257 tons the worst month of the war. Totals to May end show British allied and neutral losses at 3 639 ships and 20 5077 tons, with April recorded as the most disastrous month.

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Miners Strike Sparks Denied Job Benefit Ruling

The Industrial Commission ruled in six cases that bona fide labor disputes existed during stoppages, denying unemployment compensation to Colorado miners in the national down period. The decisions uphold that no benefits are payable when work stoppages stem from labor disputes. The report also notes speaking engagements by Jack Epperson in Denver and Greeley, along with WPA quota adjustments and a small fire damage incident in a shed in Greenley.

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Soviet Ready for Enemies Paper Claims

A Soviet threat assessment discusses a possible German invasion and the British strategic response. The piece cites Allied speculation on air and naval pressure, notes fears over German industrial targets and transportation routes, and outlines two objectives for German strikes to blunt Britain’s war effort.

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British Close on Damascus Wagers in Near Siege

June 20 dispatches report British and allied troops hammering at Damascus as Italian and French units strike from three sides. British demand capitulation was reportedly rejected and rumors of a city entry were unfounded. Elsewhere, Italian forces press the siege near Tobruk and Salum in the desert campaign.

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Hemisphere Solidarity Predicted by Gil

At the Notary International convention closing session Enrique CLL of Buenos Aires argued for a growing freedom from solidarity among American nations. He praised Rotary as a glowing example of an American conscience uniting ten races across the western hemisphere and urged an American new order be proclaimed if fear and bloodshed overwhelm the region.

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Fight Pictures At Chief Saturday Fight Pictures At Chief Saturday

Fight pictures at Chief Saturday feature slow-by-blow reels of a Joe Laninillo bout. The 19 rounds include Louty grogey and Kilozk, with a dramatic 13th round knockout. Footage was sent to Denver and one reel traveled to the Ghier theatre for Greeley. Regular feature programs continue with no change in schedule.

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First Cosmopolitan Delegates To Arrive in Greeley Saturday

Canada based Cosmopolitan International prepares for its ninth annual convention in Greeley. Nearly 400 delegates expected. headquarters at Camfield hotel. events span Monday to Thursday with tours, dances, and a Rocky Mountain film program. Local chairs include Fay, Curry, and Harting. international officers and governors listed.

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Livestock Judging Tour Set For Saturday Drill

Weld county 412 club members plan a livestock judging tour meeting at the county agent's office at 9 a m Saturday June 21. The tour starts a four visit summer series to Greeley and Kersey area with emphasis on early start for young judges.

C. G. Stayer Avy Club Tetyver Gresley and Kersey Iportant Staverwald Greeley Agricultural College Berda Wyestock Iisestack

Escaped Convict Surrenders After Nine Years' Freedom

John Christian Daniels, 61, surrendered to the Colorado penitentiary nine years after escaping from the old prison ranch No. 1. He was sentenced in Fort Collins in 1931 for burglary and probation violations, and he said he wished to finish out a 6 to 10 year term. Warden Destead noted Daniels would again be considered a trusty inmate. Local officials also reported another escapee, J Morris, who was received in 1940 from Colorado Springs with a burglary conviction and fled from the prison dairy.

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