Rotarians Set Aside Controversy At International Convention
Assorted matters dominated the International convention as Rotarians debated a proposed defense body for the United States and supported the Rotary and private enterprise ties. Wilbur Graber urged caution on stepping beyond service organization aims. Marianang Rotary Club earned an award. Apopka, Florida, club placed third as delegates traveled thousands of miles to Denver.
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Veaver
J Mount
Thiemmiell
Wedlingpolls
Lebanon
United States
Council On Legtala Hen
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Hepiain
Cannan
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Joneline Nev
Colorado
Rotary Agnes
Rotary Club
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Hwa
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Apopka
Fla
Murcow
Loyalty Pledge Across Philippines and U S War Readiness
Filipino loyalty to the United States is reaffirmed by President Manuel Quezon in a wartime pledge of loyalty and defense of democracy. Loyalty Day is marked with parades nationwide, while officials broadcast messages from Manila and observances occur under the Commonwealth government.
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Manuel Quezon
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Akron field day to showcase high yielding crops
Farmers plan a field day at Akron on June 26 starting at 9 30 A M. Supt J F Brandon announces tours of the experimental farm to compare winter and spring wheat and barley varieties with soil and irrigation comparisons. The program includes seed rates, planting practices, subsurface tillage, and a noon meal served by a local group.
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J. F. Brandon
Ion
Willo Wade
Attendion al
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Linecoli
Nebr
Cervica
University of Neveaska
Tiarry Liggett
Denver
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Teal
Amy Anpnewer
Akyon
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W. Robertson
Cha Colemian
Ralph Webh- We
Wooh
Leonard
G. Stewart
WW. Tucker
R.P. Yulus
Axtension
Ramdon
Congress Should Quit for Summer Says Senator Norris
Senator Norris a veteran Nebraska independent urges Congress to adjourn for the summer. He notes they stayed last summer and accomplished little, arguing they should return only for necessary business. The AP dispatch places Norris in Washington reporting on his position and remarks.
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Geo. Norris
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Associated Press
Washington
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Norra
Nelyaska Independent
New Streamliners Planned by UP and CNW for Key Routes
Cheyenne June reports that Union Pacific and Chicago and North Western announce two new 82 car streamliners to serve San Francisco to Chicago routes. The City of Sal Francisco and City of Los Angeles will replace older trains with higher speeds and capacity. The projects cost about 4 million dollars each and will use 2000 horsepower electric units. Exact start date pending equipment delivery, but service expected for the next peak season.
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Thera
Big Bend Hook View club hosts and guests in June meeting
Mrs Elmer McMillen hosted Hook Res View club with guests including Mrs Mildred Shafer and Mrs W D Wilkitan. A musical program featured Mes James Melvin Blake B J Candleman James Noel and others. Tea refreshments served. Bookmobile visited Big Bend with children's books distribution and library access times. Mary Alice Keller guest at Warren McMillen's home. Mr and Mrs W J Keller of Denver visited.
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Elmer McMillen
Hook Res
Mildred Shafer
James Melvin Blake
B.J. Candleman
James Noel
J. L. Carpenter
Maud Be Millen
Veertert Sullivan
Noel
Gordon Steaman
Mesdames W. D. Wilkitam
Hugh McStilen
Esther Uittord
Denver
Mre
Gandon WeMillen
Sistyane Bugka
Big Bend
Naren Shelton Hay
Locks
Melvin Blake
Mary Alice Keller
Warren McMillen
W. J. Keller
Sattyiluy
Eight Year Old Macy Carter Saves Siblings in Fire
Eight year old Macy Carter faced danger when a house fire broke out in Tytheville on June 19. She aided her seven younger siblings and led them to safety as the blast and smoke filled their two room home. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Ti L. Carter were away at the time.
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Tytheville
Avs
Macy Carley
Chidrey
Mir
Ti. L. Carter
Deering
Brenda Marshall
Hollywood
House Appropriations Bill Passes Interior Programs
Washington June 19 Congress approved the 158 525 523 dollar appropriations bill for Interior Department activities in the new fiscal year starting July 1. The House accepted a conference committee report on the supply bill, adopted Senate amendments, and sent the measure to the Senate for final action after provisions restricting withdrawals in Arizona and related senate changes.
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Associated Press
Weashington
House
Interior Department
Senate
Ar Zon
Mercury Hits 95 Thursday Records Warm Afternoon
Mercury rose to 95 degrees on Thursday in a record warmth spree. The day featured bright skies and unusually high temperatures for the season, with lighter winds and clear conditions throughout the afternoon.
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Mercury
C F and 1 Ready For Expansion
Washington reports C F and 1 Ready For Expansion proposes a 230 000 ton year capacity project costing 18 000 000 with tentative authorization from Colorado Fuel and Iron.
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Washington
Jens
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Ling
Fort Morgan Private Notice From First National Bank Building
A terse public notice references a Fort Morgan Colorado address at the First National Bank Building and lists dates June 13 39 27 July 11 with attorney for privitice. The fragmented text indicates a legal or transactional notice involving A I Rendered and A Lanerson in Fort Morgan.
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Ap Meres A. Lanerson
Flrst National Bank
Fort Dforgan
Colorado
Privitice
Kiwanians Back Farm Projects across the region
Harold Bout west of Monte Virtu Colorado announces Kiwanians will promote purebred stock trials and diversified farming efforts in the coming year. The Rocky Mountain district plans youth training and defense production work with county fairs support and cooperation from clubs and institutes.
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Monte Virtu
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Laranite
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Denver
Lloyd Montgomery
A.by Brown
Roy J. Wasson
Tado Apyings
Howard Fisher
Alamond
Coly
Karl Sweney
Puchto
Deno G. Morgan
Caapér
Wy0
Employers Balk At Settlement of Lumber Walkout
The defense mediation board sought industry wide talks with the International Woodworkers of America to settle a lumber strike affecting 22,000 workers and nine timber camps. Employers rejected that proposal and only accepted a temporary settlement for five weeks.
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Lbs
Three Hurt in Train Wreck Near Everett Washington
Three people were injured when the Cascadian Great Northern passenger train from Spokane to Seattle derailed south of Everett. Fireman Albert Brockman was seriously injured, Mayminker of Los Angeles suffered a sprained ankle and back injuries, and John Nazye of Scottie sustained back injuries. About 30 passengers aboard were shaken up as the observation car passengers were thrown from their seats.
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Here
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Hoover Says Propaganda Helps Push War Origins
Former President Herbert Hoover spoke at Stanford on the universitie s role in preventing war lies. He warned that propaganda fuels foreign wars and praised universities as the great hope of America guarding truth and intellectual honesty during the Ultieth anniversary symposium.
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Associated Press
Palo Alto
Herbert Hoover
Iight
America
Stanford
Rio Grande Floods Fields Near Monte Vista In High Water
The Rio Grande river rose out of its banks today between Monte Vista and Del Norte, flooding about 2,000 acres of farm and meadow land. Estimated damage includes grazing and crops with potatoes affected. Water levels were the highest of the year and continued rising.
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del Norte
Rep Edward T Taylor Birthday Tribute Honored
Washington June 19 The House paid a birthday tribute to Rep Edward T Taylor of Colorado the longest serving members and former chairman of the Appropriations Committee. Taylor nearly 1 dozen colleagues spoke and he responded with compliments to the 20 representatives who preceded him as chairman. He has served since March 4 1909 and the House adopted a resolution recording his service and a history of the committee. Taylor’s home is in Fenwood Springs.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Edward T., Taylor
Colorado
Taylor
U P Bullda More Cara The Aston Paglio Car Program
The United States and the rail system plan a major boxcar and automobile car construction program. 2 060 boxcars and 250 automobile cars will be increased by building 2 000 more freight cars at a cost of seven million dollars. W 30 Jeffers, president. The 1941 program of seven million dollars was started earlier this year and, at a rate of 12 cars per day, should be completed by December.
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Fdite Quwaba
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Lowry Field Buildings Expand For Additional Troops
The War Department authorized £418,995 to supply quarters and facilities at Lowry Field near Denver for 3,300 more personnel. The project adds 62 barracks 13 supply rooms 19 day rooms five mess halls three administration buildings a hospital unit and recreation building with utility improvements.
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Washington
War
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