Swiss Warn Germany To Keep Hands Off Territory
The Swiss vow to defend their land against German expansion as war talk stirs Europe. Swiss officials stress independence, four national languages, and a citizen militia ready for action to protect Swiss territory from Nazi encroachment. The foreign minister asserts Switzerland as a nation of soldiers guarding the Alps.
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Germany
Switzerland
le Rhine-land
Berlin
Poyilaion
Cupsorl
Reich
Remai God
Switserland
Geneva
Goebbels Paper Objects To American Newspaper Attitude Toward Fight
The Goebbels paper Der Angriff criticized American press for harsh coverage of the upcoming boxing title bout featuring Max Schmeling and Joe Louis in New York. It warned of a radical, politically charged campaign aimed at destroying Schmeling’s morale and warned that Americans viewed the world champion with contempt.
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Goebbels
Prejay
Berlin
der Angvitt
Paul Joseph Goebels
Mnater
Propaganda Today
Jresa
Ward
Max Sehmeling
Jan Louis
der Angriff
United States
Schmaling
Germany
New York
Aldiewling
Jost
Goebels
Dér Angrif
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs Denied Reinstatement As Second Contender
The New York Slate Athletic Commission denies Joe Jacobs reinstatement as a second contender for the heavyweight title. Details cite prior suspension after a clash with promoter and relevant gloves dispute, with related notes on glove approval and a church service weather contingency mentioned in passing.
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Joe Jacobs
New York
New York Slate Athletic Commission
Loy
Mex Sehmeling
Wright
Joe Is
Jony Galenta
Comdale
Harry ‘Tomas
Galenta
Commission
Schmel Jn
Louis
Lowahag
Chicago
William Tf French Sought in Three Towns for Confidence Game
Police say William J Trench alias WL Reed is wanted in three towns for a confidence game. He allegedly sold a $10 Standard coupon book via A T Bergier at a Standard station and used bad checks and forged letters to collect payments, then vanished.
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William Tf
Graalsy
Willian J. Trench
Alles
WL. Reed
Vlad
Scottshinge
Bridgeport
Nob
A. T. Bergier
Eighth Avenue
Twelfth Street
General Typewriter and Supply Company
Polive Sni French
Tigriler
Cummings Eyes Big Project Vote Amid Congressional Push
Congressman Cummings discusses the Colorado Big Thompson water diversion project as a fateful issue for his reelection bid. He notes the plan would aid local growth, allow water sales to individuals, and generate district revenue, with a September primary in view and his wife accompanying him to Washington.
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Tore Catlins
Washington
Colorado
Big Thompson
Praeck
Cummings
West Olive
Second Congressional District
Unli
Bhe Ia
Arizona Capitol Annex Dark on Unpaid Bill
Arizona state offices faced darkness as power was shut off in the Capitol Annex due to an unpaid bill. Secretary Zander said a 94 300 deficit prevented relief and some departments improvised with backups. Governor Stanford avoided comment. Treasurer Moore relocated to a skylight to sign checks and keep operations. Old age pensions were delayed as funds remained unsettled.
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Associatas Frisas
Phoenix
Arizona
Nott
Usks
Capitol
Zander
Stanford
Harry M. Moore
Funeral in Fort Morgan For New Raymer Rancher
Funeral services were held at 3 pm Tuesday at Fort Morgan for John Franklin Roach who died at his home south of New Raymer from a heart attack Sunday evening. He was 62 years old and had lived in New Raymer 29 years. The deceased is survived by his wife Margaret a stepson Harl Bennett a brother Kimble Roach of Los Angeles and two sisters Mrs Anna Eade New Raymer and Mrs Francis Sitopson of Nebraska.
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Fort Morgan
John Franklin Roach
Raichar
New Raymer
Terment
Roach Wan
Bin
Margaret
Harl Bennett
Greeley Spud rodeo queen visits Denver in parade
Mary Frances Natty in White Buckskin Witwer and her lady-in-waiting Margaret Edwards traveled from Greeley to Denver on Tuesday to invite Governor Ammony to the rodeo. They marched with the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps from the Victor Candlin Post, wearing white buckskin outfits with red accents.
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Sa Bs
Greeley
Barber
Tribune
Denver Parade Debuts Rodeo Queen and Aide
A Denver parade showcased the Gresley Spud Rodeo tour with Rodeo Queen Mer y Frances Witwer and attendant Margaret Edwarda, plus 15 cars, a sheriff escort, and participation by chamber officials. The float routed through Platteville, Port Lupton, Brighton, and Denver, ending with a Sixteenth Street parade at noon.
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Gresley
Mery Frances Witwer
Greeley Spud
Margaret Edwarda
Mer Iady
Charles Galland
Spud Rodeo Advertising Committee
Rodeo Sound
Mrs. Lydia Strohauer Dies in Greeley Hospital
Lydia Strohauer 71 died Tuesday morning at Greeley hospital after illness. She lived with daughter Mrs. Vera Stone at 616 Thirteenth avenue. Survivors include three daughters Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Herman Walters of Greeley, and Mrs. George Pratt of Glen Haven, plus six grandchildren and three great grandchildren and a sister Mrs. Tom Fetcher of Hood River Oregon. Funeral details will be announced later.
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Lydia Strohauer
Agina
Greeley Hospital
Verna Stone
Thirteenth Avenue
Strohauer
Greeley
Stone
Birds
Herman Walters
I Grealey
George E. Pructt
Glen Haven
Ong
Tom Fetcher
Hoot River
Ore
Macys
Hater
Douglas Sees West Utilizing More Control
William O Dang Ina chairman of the federal securities and exchange commission forces today increase control at western resources with a consequent lessening of eastern influence. The chief notes a shift toward local regional stock exchanges and broader development of resources kept at home. He cites a movement to establish regional exchanges and local control of business and assets.
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Denver
William O. Dang Ina
Chaiman
Federal Securites and Exchange
Douglas
Washington
Douging
Stock Exchangea Ng & Ayvaptom
Tocal
Budinen
College Students Enjoy Free Theater Shows In Weld County
Summer school students from Colorado State College of Education visited Sterling and Chief Theaters for free performances drawing capacity crowds. Sterling presented Three Blind Mice with Loretta Young and Poot McRea while Chief showed Man’s Guest with Spencer Tracy and Loretta Young. One Stiverson of Greeley paid a $100 fine for drunken driving after pleading guilty. A disturbance near the Tinhatveat uridge led to arrests. Light showers moved through Weld County with Greeley recording .05 inch and Boton .17 inch. Brief electrical storms occurred.
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Colorado State College of Edtocation
Sterling
Chief
Terling
Loretta, Young
Poot McCrea
Spencer ‘Tracy
Loretta Young
Onle Stiverson
Greeley
Justie
Courk Eay
Sliversun
Atouck
Wald
Weld
Boton
Benson Leads in Minn. Primary
Minneavells June 21 Governor Blnera A Benson, Minnegala, led challenger Hjalmar Petersen for former labor nomination as returns flowed in. With about half the precincts, Benson 403242 Petersen 99952, two former labor candidates led over four Republicans, signaling cross over votes to weaken Benson for the general election. Harold Stassen and Thomas Callagher were noted as rising figures in their parties.
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Minneavells
Blnera A. Benson
Minnegala
Anged
Hjalmar Peteraon
Benson
Petersen
Henne
Minneapolisy
Lelagtign
Harold Stassen
Thomas Callagher
Weather Outlook Northern Front Range Night Showers
Colorado forecast shows scattered clouds and possible thunder. Tuesday night into Wednesday could see showers and thunderstorms, with a high of 83 and a low around 68 in Chicago.
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Colorado
Train Death Toll Expected To Reach 43
A railroad disaster near Cus tarcreek Mont leaves 31 dead with 13 more feared. Milwaukee Road officials say 25 identified among the victims as crews salvage the submerged sleeper after a flash flood. Police report two unidentified women among the dead, with more bodies found and hospital deaths noted.
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Milea City
Mont
Milwaukee Rail ‘Road
Roosevelt eyes study of Swedish labor statutes
President Roosevelt proposed a study of British labor laws and suggested extending it to include Swedish labor statutes. He noted Sweden’s labor groups are largely organized and work closely with industrial employers. A diplomat plan was to send a commission to England for a July tactfinding mission. Heavy rain affected parts of the Southwest Weld area with scattered damage but no injuries reported.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sweden
Romatiseion
England
Weld
Monay
Johnstown
Loveland
I J Doke Injured When Car Overturns Near Mead
Longmont June 21-1 F Doke 69 a Mead resident was taken to Loriguont hospital after his car overturned northeast of Mead. He drove south and met another vehicle on a hill. attempting to miss it he swerved into a marsh, the car overturning 25 feet from the road. Sherman Hall assisted in extracting him. Examinations showed cuts and bruises to his arms and legs and possible internal injuries.
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Longmont
F. Doke
Mead
Loriguont Hospital
Bolte
Roy Calhoun
Sherman Hall
Doko
Germany Indicts 18 Spies in Major U S Germany Case
New York June 22 18 defendants including German officers and operatives were indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiring over three years to obtain United States defense secrets and pass them to Germany One group formed in New York City led by Drynatz Griehl and others arranged thefts of an army pursuit plane plans and a code book The case involves several German officials and agents as well as U S personnel and a Scotland Dundas agency. The U S attorney said further indictments may follow and the grand jury was recalled after a recess.
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Associated Prebay
New York
Dusable International
Jurg Procedine
Tte
Cordell Ault
Mente
Gerany War Ministry
Sijis
Waalingten
United States
Tamar Steey
Hull
Washington
Lee
Costagy
Germany
Berlin
Allegians
Olles
Leon G. Tuyton
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Uw.s
Hardy
Consecrated Press
Lils Country
Spea
Plana
Severaky
Farmingdale
Long Island
Dresaer
Iter Europa
United States Army Galatirs
Seversity Plant
Erich Pieuiver
Secret Service
Lotuts
Udo von Bonin
Merman Blen
Ynatz Grietl
Werner Gudenburg
Hand Mra
Jesgle Jordan
England
Erich Glager
Army Air Corps
Mitchel Fer
Gunther Runvlah
Army Medical Corps
Otto Voss
German-norn
Seversky Medhinle
Jattar
Iso Ara
Fugitius Griehl
Rumeich
Wiltlam Lonkowsti
Ace Gornan
Hero
Fatran Membara
Toh
Wna Holtmann
Dundad Scotland
State building projects cost half a million dollars
State officials were told by Senator Alva D. Adams that more than 500000 may be available for PW funded projects. Applications for grants totalling 45444 were to be matched with about 29000 in state funds. Awards sought include a faculty residence at the School of Mines and completion of the field house. Nurses' home at The Ridge and additional structures were proposed with new PW money.
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Tersoririel Pee
Denver
Tiree Culorndts
Alva D. Adama
Boward O. Foster
Planning Commission
Ammans
School of Mines
Gulden
Midge
Atela Funda
Passer
Our
Ridge
PWA
Agricultural College
Mort Collins
Labor Federation Alters Constitution in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs June 20 delegates to the Colorado State federation convention adopted unanimously a resolution changing the organization’s constitution to an expansion likely to affect future governance. The vote also increased vice presidents from eight to thirteen amid noted debate led by Thomas W. Blodgett who opposed the change.
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Colorado Springs
Colorado State Federation of Lood
Ofttotala
State Federation
Thoms W. Blodgett
Lightning Strikes Tree Sparks Fire In Greeley District
A lightning bolt struck a large cottonwood on Sixth Street and followed a disused phone line into Miz Ming Schwiesow’s home at 814 Sixth Street, damaging a wall and leaving debris. A nearby clothesline and a bacon crate were also affected as the bolt split bark along the tree and damaged a second line. No one in the Schwiesow residence was hurt. the strike occurred around 3:30 p.m. during a light rain.
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Greeley
Miz
Ming Schwiesow
Sixth Street
Bayk
Paink
Schwiesow
Sehwleson House
Two Held for Driving With Revoked Licenses
Two Greeley residents were held by police on charges related to operating a car while their licenses were revoked. Garcia of 813 Second Street and Zamora of 828 Tenth Street were deemed ineligible to drive, with Garcia admitting to permitting Zamora to drive.
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Greeley
Lcenses
Tod’ Garela
Second Street
Raymond Gawera
Tenth Street
Chia
Driva
Heo
Garcia
Zamora
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Ohurch
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Dongyess
Tex
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Cunmahinga
Arizona Capitol Annex
Rodeo Queen
Peller -Am- Mohs
Ben F. Stapleton
West
Stiverson
Minn
I. J. Doke
U.S
Wallen
Diswinck
Bradelly
Clark
Guy D. Clayton
Walden
Labor Federation
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