Map shows Japanese plan to bar foreigners and expand drive
A historical map indicates Japan intends further military operations and to ban all foreigners from a wide zone. The line extends from Patho to Sian with a northern Yellow River border. Arrows mark Hankow advance and river-blast locations where Chinese planes sunk Japanese ships.
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Japan
Patho
Peilai
Gulf of Tongking
Sian
Shenai Province
Forbidden Territory
Yellow River
Hankow
Colorado Big Thompson Project Wins Farr Support Vote Urged
H W Farr of Greeley lauds the Colorado Big Thompson plan as a vital lifeline for Northern Colorado. He urges taxpayers to approve the Grand Lake project, noting water supply gains, potential four to five million dollars yearly district income, and benefits like new homes and businesses. He recalls his Reclamation Department experience and praises local officials who champion the project.
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Colorado
Big Thompson
H. W. Farr
ColoradoMe Thomson
Northern
Weld
Grand Lake
Torvington
Twin Walls
Yurlouk
Toskday
Lovthie
Charles Hansen
Manasovisles
Two Men Charged With Drunken Driving In Greeley
Two men, Guy Paterson aged 42 of Ault and Georgs Ti. Martines aged 45 of Grestey, face drunken driving charges. Georgs Martines is cited as an accessory. Also detained are Bot Meyn aged 23 of Climax for drunken and reckless driving and Grant Adama aged 20 of Climax as an accessory. Arrest occurred at Tavana according to police.
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Greetey City
Greeley
Guy Paterson
Ault
Bim
Georgs Ti
Martines
T de Grestey
Peternon
Bot Meynolda
Climax
Grant Adama
Tavana
Elevator Burglary at Nunn Capity
Sheriffs were called Wednesday to investigate a reported burglary at Nunn Capity. Four sacks of heala were found missing. the locked door remained closed when opened Wednesday morning. Officers Lowery and McGinnoxs said the incident involved a juvenile suspect after an initial look.
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Capity
Mauafer
W. Orton
Iven Lowery
Guy McGinnoxs
Who Can Vote Next Tuesday On Diversion
An eligible elector of the Northavn Colorado Water Conservancy District who has paid a tax on real or personal property from June 28, 1997 to June 28, 1958 is eligible for a special election on the Colorado-Thompson project contract Tuesday, June 25. A qualified elector must reside in the district, be a U.S. citizen, have one year residence in Colorado, three months in the county, and in the precinct. must have paid property or vehicle taxes. No registration required.
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Colorado Water Conservancy District
LSS
Perada
Ulate
Colorado
Water Convarvancy District
Quithia de Tinte
Whiteside Runs Again for Weld County Assessor
O M Whiteside, Weld County nurse and Republican, announces candidacy for re election as county assessor. The letter highlights no court rulings against assessment, real estate value around 21 million, personal property at 2.086 million, and office expenses over 20 thousand less than prior term while maintaining efficiency.
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O. M. Whiteside
Nusescar
Herman Grief
Weld County
Republican Central
Tre
Republian
Mie Laxpayer
Fess
Hottest Day Recorded at Seaton Sugar Factory
Tusaday in Seaton marked the hottest day of the era with a 94 degree high at the sugar factory, surpassing the prior record of 88 degrees. The reading underscored an extreme warm spell gripping the region as residents endured near peak heat.
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Seaton
Women's Invitational Golf Opens With Tight Nine Hole Scores
Co medalists Greeley erc and Mrs Ployd Wilson tied on a 45 for nine holes in the opening round at the Country Club course. Fort Morgan's Mrs ViccDill also tied with Wilson. Cheyenne residents Mrs H F Wuerst and Mrs J R Hill joined leading locals as spectators praised the event.
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Greeley
Ployd Wilson
ViccDill
Fort Morgan
H. F. Wuerst
J. R. Hill
Cheyenne
A. H. McDowell
Northern
Colorado
Tribune
Death of H H Croil man dies by self inflicted gunshot
H H Croil 68 a respected Greely resident and former Mountain Telephone manager died Tuesday from a self inflicted gunshot wound. He left three notes addressed to family and associates. He had been despondent and purchased the gun that afternoon. Survived by his wife and three children, funeral arrangements announced.
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Vieward Teral
Promizeul
Greels
Mountain Static Telephone Company
Tiara
Ufe
Craft
T Ie
Glenmeret
Gwne
Meriorie Teagen
Cround
Coronar
C. Wilmoth
TL Plad
Mra
Croll
Brinker Croll
New York City
Wilmoth
Stores To Stay Open Late On Saturdays, Chamber Says
Ralph Wachter, chair of the Chamber Retail Trade committee, announced that Greeley department stores will extend Saturday hours to nine p.m. to align with grocers. The move follows a canvass of local operators expressing support for the half hour extension.
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Greeley Department Stores
Apacielly
Aleps
Ufnan
Ralph Wlacher
Chamber of Gone
Fischer
Reimain
Wis
Grocerymeh
Definilte
Mada ‘Inter
Curb Sidewalk Approval Sets City Concrete Standards
City council approved curb and sidewalk ordinance for the Glanmere area south of Sixteenth Street and west of Hourteenesgenius. The measure requires a three foot wall and sidewalk with a 20 degree face angle, sloped toward the street, an eighth inch rise, and a capped two inch curb corner. Compliance tied to city specifications.
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New Glanmere Ark
Strest Amd
Sting
Dover man arrested on confidence game charge
Carl Sorensen, 49, of Dover, was arrested Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff Guy Ballinger on a confidence game charge after a complaint that Sorensen posted a bad check to a local man.
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Sorensen
Carl Sorensen
Dover
Guy Ballinger
Peppera
Governor and Party to Attend Greeley Fourth Celebration
Governor Ammons and his party will be guests at the Greeley Spud Rodeo on July 4 with a planned rope- roping contest between Ammons and Roy Nest of Colorado. The event, announced by Charles Gallaud, aims to showcase the state officials amid a busy rodeo program.
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Greeley
Teller Ammons
Tarey Teeobaen
Ammong
Anmong
Permilaelor Tr
Nusaday
Galland le
Broadway
Sifteenth Street
Denver
Cummings Urges Big Vote on Colorado Water Project
Congressman Fred Cummings urged Northern Colorado electors to vote on the Colorado-Die Mathemupson water project. He said a large turnout would push early completion and secure support for the plan as favorable weather and crop needs loom. The Greely Junior Chamber of Commerce backed a strong vote, with cooperation from the city chambers to mobilize constituents for the Tuesday vote. Carl Sorenson, 98, appeared in district court today on bad check charges after an earlier arrest in Ridgecrest.
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Fred Cumming
Yluster
Greelay
Pete
Cummings
Greeley
Carl Sorenson
Julieva Tosday
Trast
Hill Announces His Candidacy For Congress
Hill of Larimer County announces for the Republican nomination to represent Colorado’s Second District in Congress. He cites need for progressive construction leadership and is backed by the Larimer County Young Republicans League. A former two term state senator from Denver, Hill has ties to the state college extension service and runs a limited partnership in feed mills. He plans to seek nomination at the Republican primary with Democratic opposition anticipated.
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Associated Prema
Willam B
Hill
Pere Collins
Colorado Retail Merchants Association
Iis Foe Hah
Colayatto
Fred Gymatings
Fort Collins
Larimer County
Heather
Tite
Hult
Denver
Luvinmer
Farrgely
Colorado State College Extension Service
Joe Louis Heavier by Five Pounds for Title Bout
Joe Louis weighed in at 198 pounds for his heavyweight title defense against Schmeling in Madison Square Garden. Reporters documented the weigh in as nearly 700 photographers and photographers covered the event, with Louis surprisingly heavier than expected.
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Joe
New York
Joe Louis
Schiele
Yankees
Gerio
Madison Snwave Garden
Qyena
Scehmeling
Apts
Ha Hind
Floods threaten Fort Collins as heavy rains hit region
In Fort Collins and surrounding areas, a major rainstorm sent flood waters along the Poudre River and its tributaries. Crests passed with minimal residential damage, but bridges were weakened and several ranch bridges washed out. Big Thompson flows rose to about 1000 second feet while Greeley reports 0.4 inch rainfall and ongoing flood risks along lowlands.
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Mani
Puldre
Womy Rao
Fort Callins
Fort Collins
Hnd
Collinge Jaye
lTtastic
Fort Cole
Rainbow Ridge
Fort Coltina
Fort Collina Wid
Bluir Rugh's
Tugh's
Port Collins
Big Thompson
Fort Callus
Teveland
Greeley
Tatonus
Fort, Callins
Whampgon
Victims Identified in Milvencke Wreck at Mont
A Montan a wreck claims 38 victims with 35 identified today and total dead expected to rise. Railroad officials review reels while officials confirm ages of several children among the dead. Randolph Perkine, Milo Ferking's ex assistant secretary of agriculture, identified by a family friend who traveled from Washington, after federal officials had delayed confirmation.
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Washington
Denver Bid Tied to Water System Upgrade
City council opened bids Tuesday night for a water system project. Dozens of firms submitted offers led by Mine unl Smelter Supply and Hendrie and Bobhitt with prices around 2.90 pounds of jute, while Danver’s bid totaled 2,37040 dollars for a large purchase.
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O'Fillon Company
Danver
lHiday
Gresley
Hendrie and
Bobhitt
Jett
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