President Hopes New U S Notes Not Tax Exempt
President expresses hope that new U S notes totaling 3.8 million dollars would not be tax exempt. Administration leaders discuss lending measures and whether securities issued by federal agencies would escape taxes. The president says he does not know and urges Congress to ensure public accuracy on tax status.
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U.S
Washington
Fevell
Hal Revere
Cageital
Itoa
Indy of
Mauddan Ting Projveta
Laxca
Waid
Chait Point
Utes
Congrera
King Puts His Faith in Force Of Humanity
King George declares the power of human feeling will shape world affairs as Queen Elizabeth travels to the new world. A North American historian comments on the couple's North American trip, and their official welcome is noted at the Guild Hall.
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King
Hess
Landen
George Vil
Queen Elizabeth
Tan Weittett
Hue- Mully
Monarel
London
Dunraven Camp to Open Saturday in Greeley
The Dunraven camp enters its sixteenth year offering camping services for girls in northern Colorado. Camp Fire Girls Council of north central Colorado oversees operations with headquarters in Greeley. Miss Gertrude Les, director, will provide camp details and request information as needed.
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Dunraven
Colorado
Caimp Fire Girls Council
North Central
Colo- the
Greeley
Gertrude Les
Local Gov Faces High Rate on Loans and Interest
The report notes the local government would incur high rates for borrowings while aiming to minimize both the principal amount and interest. The president advocates keeping costs low, expecting the debt service to remain affordable for the administration.
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Inlercat
Fly
Lindsborg Man Directs Music Of Methodists
Lindsborg resident Ph L TL Oliver is named Director of Music at First Methodist church. He started duties last week and a large charity choir will sing each Sunday at the local church. Oliver is praised by Topeka Daily Capital as a brilliant young conductor and arranger with extensive radio appearances and a notable history with the Topeka Cappella Choir and the Modoc Male Chorus of Topeka.
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Ph L TL Oliver
Lindsborg
Kana
First Methodist Church
Tie
Th. Kober
Oliver
Topeka
Greeley
Bert
Ue Umno
University of Kansas Music School
Sitten
WIBW
Kuta
Gorganizhay
Choleda
United States
Modec
Topeki
Enor
Oliver Tina Wan
Hangin
Sanchez Reports Mexican Progress To Kiwanis Club
Dr. George Sanchez, UNM education professor, outlined Mexico’s education drive and nation building at the Kiwanis Club, noting rural schooling methods and local teachers. He cited Pancho Villa era uprisings, Juarez legacy, and efforts to teach farming, housekeeping, and civics in native villages, with colonial-era elites hesitant to return to rural life.
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Pancho Villa
Alexten
George Sanchez
Edivonton
University of New Mexico
Guett
College of Buncation
Sion
Ilo
Uhey
Bommg
Wason Ato Juarez
al Servic
Cayox County
New Meyleo
Mrs. Lillian Knapp Dies at 53 in Creely Home
Mrs. Lillian Knapp, 53, wife of Joba C. Knapp, Creeley merchant, died at her home Friday noon. Survived by husband and two sons Leland of Creeley and Walter of Denver. four grandchildren. Family has lived in Creeley three years. Body to Macy's. funeral arrangements pending.
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Lilian Knanp
Nireet
Joba
C. Knapp
Creeley Marchant
Xuepyin
Song
Leland
Creeley
Walter
Denver
Greeley High Grad Earns Chicago Scholarship
Robert Merrill, a June graduate of Greeley High School, won a $300 freshman scholarship to the University of Chicago covering tuition. He completed preliminary registration and gave up a place at Caltech, choosing Chicago. He plans biochemistry. Freshman week opens September 24.
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Robert & Merrill
Greeley High School
University of Chicago
Elo
California Institute of Technology
Lizber Learning
Chicago
Ball to Address C C Directors at Noon Meeting
Elmer Ball of Briggsdale will speak at the Monday noon meeting of the Greeley Chamber of Commerce directors in the cafeteria. The event is open to the public and Ball will discuss the Crow Valley Livestock Cooperation Association work, joined by other readers in the project. A Hyde will also attend. The Livestock association uses 100000 acres of summer ranges fenced with 316 miles of fencing and six large community pastures with rotation of grazing.
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Elmer Ball
Briggsdale
Crow Valley Livestock Co-Operation Association
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Ball
A. &. Hyde
Weld County Land Utilization Projets
Livestock Association
Fits
Daughter Named Mary Lanano Born at Greeley Hospital
Mrs. Herb Miller of 1405 Tenth Street welcomed a daughter at Greeley Hospital on June 23. The newborn was named Mary Lanano, daughter of Arg. Mary Hudgou Hudgou of Greeley.
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Gori
Herb Miller
Tenth Street
Greeley Hospital
Mary Lanano
Miler
Annabelle Hudwou
Mary .Hudgou
Greele
Hopper Poison Materials Sent By Trainloads
Large shipments of hopper poison materials are being sent by train to 15 Idaho soundles in eastern Colorado and the San Luis valley. The materials are dispatched from Colorado and nearby states by the federal grasshopper central office in Minneapolis at the request of Sam Campbell entomologist of the Colorado State College Extension service. Early settlers described the flights as lesser migratory hoppers in the northeastern Colorado counties Yuma Phillips and Sedgwick.
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Associated Press
Fort Cullins
Colorado
San Luin Valley
Federal Grasshopper Central
Minneapolis
Minn
Sam McCampbell
Colorado State College Extension Service
Yuma
Phillips
Sedgwick
Greeley Home Owners Urged to Watch Aphids and Spiders
Greeley residents were urged to guard against red aphids and red spiders infesting junipers. Reports indicate a wide infestation with potential serious damage if not sprayed. Black Leaf 40 and wettable sulfur are recommended, with copper sprays and Bordeaux also advised to combat fungus diseases causing needle drop.
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Greeley
Spraynen
Greeley Boys Start Painting Curbs With House Numbers
Six Greeley youths initiate a curb number painting project sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and approved by the city council. They plan to place numbers atop curbs for easier night visibility, funded by voluntary householder contributions. initial supplies were funded by a $19 loan repayable from early collections. Participants include Dan Mahoney Dean Carmichael Al Hare Bel Looper Eldua Carr anichael and Joe Stenger.
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Greeley
Jos
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dan Mahoney
Dean Carmichael
al Hare
Bel Looper
Eldua Carranichael
Joe Stenger
Accused Driver Cited After River Bridge Collision
Alex Rutt, 48, of Milliken received a traffic ticket from Courtesy patrol on Thursday for allegedly failing to yield and causing a crash north of the Seventh Avenue road bridge. The incident involved Fal T. Susauhan, 45, of Boulder. curtesy notes say Butt turned into a vacant lot to take the right of way, damaging several Molb cars.
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Alex Rutt
Milliken
Seventh Avenue Poadre River Bridge
Fal T. Susauhan
Doulder
Butt
Shonshay
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