Huge Steel Plant Busy Near Provo
Provo Utah June 22 a vast new Geneva steel plant by Columbia Steel Company under construction near Provo. About 9 000 workers on site with a peak of 11 000 by September and annual steel output of 700 000 tons plus 200 000 tons of structural steel. Salt Lake City 40 miles north. Brigham Young University nearby. plant praised as an integrated operation from ore to carload of ingots.
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Loudon Kellys Provo
Nordered VY
Weet
Nossa
Winna
Geneva
Columbia Steel
Salt Lake City
Provo
Brighan Young University
Latter Day Sabuts (Maria) Church
James Ferrell
Courts In Police Court A Proceedings From Greeley
A string of court entries lists fines for drunkenness speeding and related offenses in Greeley Cheyenne and Eaton with multiple defendants including Alex Kauto Henry Durand Acub Vo Joe Vigil Santos Fy and others plus cases of indecent exposure reckless driving and grand larceny. Judith names appear with amounts from 3.60 to 60.00 and judges referenced include George H Bradfield with district court actions and probation discussions.
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Alex Kauto
Greeley
Henry Durand Acub Vo
Dean
Warren
Kelley
Cheyenne
Charles F. Lent
Clovenna
Willan Sanchez
Pierce
Harold Tl. Ulich
Lay Salle
Lorenz Morreno
Glen F. Morrla
Charica XK. Miller
Haymond Remick
Kersey
Lee Lee Mato
Jegus Gan Sales
Eaton
George Ih. Bradfield
Anta
Ann Carrillo
Fourth Avenue
Farmaon
FDI
State
Hubert D. Waldo, Jr
Hamard Houtchens
Sterling Woman Is Quickly Acquitted
In Lagan county district court Marie Ang Schieferbein, 20, was acquitted of murdering her 32-year-old son Donald by reason of insanity. Judge Munson ordered commitment to a state hospital. The brief trial ended within a day’s evidence and under an hour of argument.
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I. Sterting
Bilzman undergoes skull fracture operation in Greeley
Dan Sitzman a 37 year old former resident was wounded last Monday in a field fight and received skull fracture repair at Greeley Hospital Tuesday morning. He was struck over the head by a heavy hoe. Held in jail for the attack are Joe C. Masinez 65 and his son Gregory D Martinez 22 both residents of the Greeley Spanish colony.
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Dan Sitzman
Greeley Hospital
Joe C. Masinez
Gregory D Martinez
Greeley
Speech Clinic Expands Ability to Help More Children
The article explains that the Speech Clinic has space to serve additional children. It outlines how applicants must mail the ration board a completed application with tire inspection certificate and back cover of their A ration book. It notes new A books will be mailed once received, with a target completion by July 22, replacing expiring A books dated May 27.
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Huualy
CIA
Chamber of Commerce Donates to Secure Highway
The Chamber of Commerce directors voted a 716 appropriation to back the Colorado-Gull highway project and Alaska-South America route efforts. Headquarters at Tate State. governments of Canada and Mexico asked to assist in route selection as routes from Denver to the east are pending.
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Chamber of Coumeres
Colorado-Gull
Colorado
Taten
State Department
Hng
Canada
Mexico
Laredo
Texas
Denver Worth
Chamber of
Wall Street Journal: Market Edges Higher Amid Cautious Tone
The New York stock market showed slight gains at open, retreated during the day, and edged up near the close amid a cautious mood. Turnover ran around 700,000 shares, with U.S. Steel and several major industrials attracting support while many leaders lagged. Bonds remained steady as the cost labor crisis unsettled traders.
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New York
Avon
U. S. Steel
Lethichem
Southern Railway
Pennsylennia
General Motors
Chrysler
Amerlean Telephone
Western Union
Westinghouse
Sears Roebuck
International Iarvester
Oliver Fart
Eight Army airmen die in crash near Moses Lake
Eight Army airmen died when a heavy bomber crashed about 15 miles southwest of Moses Lake Washington. Lt Col Clarence Barnaill, commanding officer at the Moses Lake Army Air Base, announced there were no survivors. None of the dead was from the Rocky Mountain area.
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Mosea Lake
Wash
Here
Clarence D. Barnaill
Moses Lake Army Air Bases
Rocky Nountete
Colorado Men Listed As Prisoners of Axis
Washington June 22 The war department released a list of 180 United States prisoners of war. Of these 8 percent are held by Germany and 97 by Japan. Colorado residents named as prisoners include Lieut Sidnay Bank and Daniel R Bank of Denver. Others listed are Pvt Benjamin Gan Einas from Cortez and Pvt Charles J Goodrich from Canon City with family members noted.
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Waelington
Wari Department Te Uture
United Sinica
Germany
Iapans
Fermany
Colorado
Sidnay
Bank
Taller
Daniel R. Bank
Fenver
Japan
Benjamin Ganeinas
Pete Cancinus
Trinidnd
Lary H. Gibert
Awnt
Hazel Tikton
Canon City
Charles J. Goodrich
Tily M. Apinin
Cortez
William Schronder
Dertha B. Schrousder
Venvose
Thomina G. Stewart
Imey Blewart
Clifton
Filling Stations Offer Speech Clinic for Children
The Calorada State College of Education hosts a remedial speech clinic for children needing help with enunciation and speech patterns. Twenty teachers are enrolled to assist, with no charge for attendees, meeting Mondays to Fridays from 1 to 2 pm. Parents should see Mr. Toussaint on the second floor of Kepner Wall Training School this year.
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Calorada
Stata College of Education
Gummoer School
Haw Goons
G. BR
Nonenaint
Tuasday
Mr. Toussaint
Kepner Wall
Traiing School
Graduate Here Dies in Denver Newyer
A Denver resident Mrs. Jentie Mulvaney Devine, 61, died at St Joseph's Hospital after a long illness. Born January 19, 1892 in Loveland Colorado she attended Loveland High School and Colorado State College of Education in Greeley. She taught in Ansper Wyoming and married Thomas Devine. the couple moved to Denver eight years ago. Surviving: husband two daughters Maria and Helen, sister Mira C. Ey Gooch of Estes Park and brother Russell Mulvaney of Toledo. Funeral services set at Boulevard Mor church with burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Newyer
Mosary
Jentie Mulvaney Devine
Monroe Street
Boulevard Morsary
St. Palomena’s
Mount Olivet
Loveland
Coto
Yeas
Loveland High School
Celsrade State College of Educaion
Greeley
Ansper
Wyo
Thomas Devine
Mia
Devine
Denver
PTA
Mise Miargia
Afise Helen Devine
Mira. C. Ey Gooch
Estes Park
Russel Mulvaney
Toledo, Ohio
Aerial Attacks Hit Three Japanese Bases in Solomons
Navy communique reports a June 20 raid north of Florida Island damaged a Mitsubishi bomber and attacked Kieta Bougainville Kahili Buin. June 21 strikes hit Munda New Georgia and silenced several anti aircraft guns. Japanese airbase at Munda and Kahili area heavily hit, hindering operations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nacks
Solomon Islands
Navy
Mitsubishi
South Pacific
Havy Wildest
Grumman FF
Florida Island
Utbaraler
Kieta
Bougainville Island
Kahili
Buin
Psvy
Tauntless
Doublan Srd
Grammnan Tof
WAAC Reservists Report To Trinidad College
WAAC reservists report to Trinidad Junior College for radio training under U.S. Army Signal Corps supervision. Names include Kathryne McNey Fortullms Venita Skinner Gaydon Grove Iowa Marjorie Thompson Moorcroft Wyo Evergn Twindale Lost Cabie Wyo Mary Cox Doris Mulison Lincoln Park Ark and Edna Lerch Puebla. Soldiers remain inactive until training ends then proceed to a Wake Center and active duty assignment. A Verne Echternach, 61, Los Angeles advertising man and former Rocky Mountain News editor, died of a heart attack in Beverly Hills California. He previously worked for the Boulder Daily Morning News and the University of Colorado, survived by his wife Jean Nelson and three children.
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Trinidad
Colo
Waac Eservists
Trindad
U. S
Army Signal Corps
R. P. Michelson
Sail Ib
Kathryne Bf
McNey
Fortullms
Venita FL Skinner
Gaydon Grove
Iowa
Marjorie
Thompson
Moorcroft
Wye
Evergn GC
Twin
A. Verne Echternach
Los Angeles
Rocky Mountain News
Aue Iue
University of Cotorain
Beverly Hille
Calff
Eciternach
Boulday Morning News
Nederland
Artillery
Iatanentte Nelson
Chilren
Naples Under Heavy Fire In Major Allied Bombardment
Allied air and naval forces conducted a sweeping attack on Naples and surrounding rail hubs. B-17 wings and Liberator groups bombed Salerno Battipaglia and nearby targets, destroying rail yards, factories, and oil dumps. Heavy fighting and fighter cover plagued the region as plans shifted to Calabria and Messina straits.
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Salerno
Oid
Battipaglia
Wouth
Naples
Wallington Homers
Napier
Italy
Eame
Aduatrial
Royal Arsenal and Torpedo Factory
Alorea
Cartcella
Aliddte Rast Command
Revelo Calabria
Sin Giovanni
Camorenique Fran Calvo
NAF
Middle East
San Giovanni
Antoko Kent
Lambed
Regelo Calabrie
Wale
Cairo
Axle
Los
Messina Strait
Yea
Soldier Poet Reading Opens CSQE Summer Session at Garden Theatre
Private First Glaus James Jr. Buchholtz presented Edna St Vincent Millay’s The Murder of Lidice to a captivated crowd at CSQE on campus, with baritone William V. Clack performing songs. The Army Air Forces members will run Monday assemblies this year, followed by a concert by the 1843 edition of the summer session band under J DeForest Cline.
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Pfe
Mel Helitzer
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Lidice
Glaus James Jr
Buchholtz
Garden Theatre
CSQE
Formarly
School of Speech
Northwestern University
Buchholts
Pimno
Leslie Dae Lindon
George Willard Frasier
CSCH
Army ‘Air Forces
J. DeForest Cline
Lady of Madrid
Arimayalr Corps
J Diberk Chadwick
Wee
Deferment of Miners Next Winter Talked
June 22 report from Garls ter Iful of Wyoming indicates he may ask selective service boards to defer miners next winter to prevent coal shortages. General Vershey said deferments lie with local boards, but public opinion could influence, while governors argued boards will follow guidance.
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Garlster Iful
Wyoming
Selective Service Boards
Mal
Lewis B. Vershey
Mtg
Selective Service
Wershey
Hunt
Paul V. AcNuit
I Am Leaders Win New Trial on Court Instructions
The trial judge erred by instructing the jury to acquit if the Hal lards believed their teachings. Edna W Bollard and her son Donald Jenit ers, linked to the I Am movement in Los Angeles, win a new trial on mail fraud charges as the U S Court of Appeals rules.
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San Francisco
Jane
Jave
Edna W. Bollard
Donald
Jeniters
I Am
Los Angeles
Court of Appeals
Hallards
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