Big Wind Wrecks Barn Near La Salle
A severe windstorm ripped through southwest of La Salle damaging a large 60 by 60 foot barn on the Tyrvas Diner farm at the old Hubbard place. Trees were uprooted, windows broken, and residents frightened though no injuries or livestock losses were reported. The scene occurred around 2 30 p m on Friday afternoon as motorists were halted by debris.
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la Salle
Udles
la Sale
Herous
Livnstock
Tymas Diner
Greeley
Beare Moyer
Hubbard Place
John Hubbard
Townsend Revolters Seek Rump Convention
Indianapolis June 24 Revolters from four Eastern states oppose Townsend leadership led by founder Townserd. Delegates from Corington Wy Jeannelle Pa and others accuse ruling tactics and eject dissenters from the movement. Proposals call for a city convention site and a further mass meeting as the revolt continues.
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Indianapolis
Tuc
Dele- Hales
Uleht
Francisco Townserd
Townsend
Anouth
Corington Wy
Jeannelle
Ita
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Townend
Hitself
Holy
Cavington
Hutt
Ray Trotimon
Teunuelte
William Hy. Weir Ur
Pittsburgh
David J. Vint Laryldaud
Tochester
N.Y
Distinctive Soviet Theatre Leader Jailed
A prominent Soviet theatre figure faced arrest amid accusations of anti state activity. The leader, once highly popular and in official favor, was detained after Pravda reported on alleged pay to stifle modern plays. The theater was later renamed and vandalized before his removal.
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Tadsortnint Presse Masgaw
Jute 4
Sovolod
Mayerbold
Lis
Pravda
Sony Muniet Party
Dogan Altneldng Lm
Tig
Sterling Man Heads State's Stockgrowers
A.A. Suit of Sterling was elected president of the California Livestock Growers and Feeders Association at the 1940 convention, which Meeker hosted. New board members include Jom Nell, Waltey Banbnre, A.A. Borg, and others, with several longtime members replaced. The convention approved no resolution endorsing the "big American" net and condemned Roosevelt's recent order affecting sugar beet supplies for the Navy.
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A. A. Binkley
Denver
Slde Myestonk
Board of Control
Jom Nell
Megker
Waltey Banbnre
Muitrase
A. A. Borg
Trlitidady
Elmet Auurning
Kiown
A.M. Collins
Grestong
Charley Murphy
Wnovih Fintle
Americnan
Roosevelt
States Navy
Missing Ducks Reported From Staley Farm
The Staley farm near Greeley reports 22 ducks missing after an evening on the old Poudve river bank. Sheriff’s office was notified on Saturday of the disappearance and the birds are said to have been in the habit of exhaling near the water.
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H.W. Marah
Darnett Piiceworth
Greeley
Sheriff's Office
Poudve
Man Convicted After Testimony Of Weekly Wages
Emil Kader of Brighton testified at a civil court hearing claiming earning of $50 weekly from a cannery job. He was convicted of treating Al conts, related to rum and alcohol, in a case heard after the testimony.
Legion denounces magazine solicitation plan in letter
Glen Bucher of the American Legion Post says the group has not endorsed soliciting for magazines. He notes two solicitors were refused a letter of endorsement and warns they may claim to send magazines to a disabled veteran’s hospital. The legion has not approved the plan.
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Glen Rucher
Victor Candin
The
American Legion
Americal Legion
Bucher
Clipper Leaves For Europe By Northern Route
The Yankee Clipper began a preview trans Atlantic flight from Port Washington at 8 27 a m heading up the New England coast with 21 government and civil aviation officials aboard The four masted seaplane planned brief stops in She Diac New Brunswick and Bolyood Newfoundland before reaching Foyle Ireland and Southampton on Sunday The flight carried observers and Pan American officials including Juan Trippe president with five trips required before commercial passenger service resumes.
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New York
Great Whele
Biron
Port Washington
Ord
New England
Gantum Harold E Gray
Sip
Atlinde Clippar
Radio Observera
Southampton
Stephen Early
Hoosewelt
Secreta
United States
Wienberg
Metss
C-—Emfons
Reform
Air Force
Charles PR. Graddick
Post Office
Air Aumit Service
Rene Adiaral Hugsell R. Wresehe
Air Moa
Juan T. Trippe
Carey Mall
Woronauties Authority
Norman Thomas Plans Retirement To Elder Statesman
Norman Thomas, famed American socialist and perennial presidential candidate, says he is through with active politics. He plans to retire from campaigning, explaining he has been a candidate long enough and seeks an elder statesman role after repeated defeats.
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Norman Thomas
Ge ‘Elder Statesman
Portland
Ore
America
Poli
Les
Mure
Ledorme
Thomas
Louis Hopkins Dies Saturday At Home Here
Louis McGie Hopking, 19, of 1837 Seventh Avenue, son of Mrs Ielen Fonking and grandson of Bir, died at home Saturday morning after six weeks of illness. A Greely High School and Greely State College student, he is survived by his mother three brothers and one sister all at home. Funeral at St Peter Catholic Church Monday at 9 am with interment at Ling Grove. Rosary at Macy's Saturday evening.
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Louis McGie Hopking
Seventh Avenue
Mra
Ielen Fonking
Franklin Abnor
Till
Robert
George
Mary Louise Floorkina
St. Peter's Caiho Ne
Ling Grove
Macy's
Wind Ravages Ranch Barn Near LaSalle in Brief Storm
A sudden blast ripped a large barn at Human Dinner ranch two miles south of Wind Made Wreckage West of LaSalle Friday afternoon. The wooden superstructure and debris were thrown into the corral. Leah Meyer, 13, fled with two younger children into the house for safety as trees and other buildings nearby were toppled. The storm was brief, with limited area affected.
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LaSalle
George Sheyer
Leah Meyer
Zechiel lectures on sex education in schools debate
A Colorado conference on science education features Dr Zechiel and others defending sex education in schools amid criticism that some districts push biology and social studies as part of a broader curriculum. The event gathers 250 scientists and teachers from multiple states at Colorado State College of Education.
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Bea
A. N. Fouhler
Oba State University
Suriace
WyPont Company
Progresatva Educa Ohutii Rr
Zeckler
Colorado State College of Educution
Mocky Mountain
New York
Arkangas
Mehigan
Nebraska
Colorado
Pr. M.C. Jesu
Ecollege
Clusarguin
Tiny AL Ne Zechiel Br
Powers
For
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Ceorge Willud Prasier
College
Prealdue
Dark Melaudae
Division of
Magic Sing Wath
Arthur W. Tender Sun Ace
Ucco
Nyrhnl
Werg
Thren Divisiona
Suleniyid
Tawers
Zechiel
RG. Gustavson
Vt G. U
W. B Trier
Ne Iwaska State
Kearney
Oarvle I.tch
W. Steintmel
Arkansas Univeralty
Ruth Lippenberger
Sargent
Western Group Agrees To Vote On Silver Price
Western senators reached agreement to vote on a monetary bill amending silver pricing. Majority Leader Barkley secured a 2 vote margin for an amendment sponsored by Senator Vittmay. The plan would raise the official domestic silver price to 1.27 per ounce from 0.64 in effect, with continued protections until June 30. Wariness from Western states over the price policy persisted amid ongoing debate.
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Washington
Thetr
Yolfog Mondiy
Lawder Barkley
Vittmay
Denimerat
Nevada
Dies of Spotted Fever in Glenwool Springs
Glenwool Springs reports the death of 52 year old Delaney of Meeker from Rocky Mountain spotted fever after a neck bite. He was transported to a hospital Tuesday and died last night. In Brockton Massachusetts Miss Knight retires at 60. A Nebraskan, Kenneth Lippire, 18, is jailed for car prowling after police receive his license number from a witness.
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Glenwool Springs
Jima
Wird Delaney
Meeker
Rocky Mountain
Delaney
Rank Delaney
Henwood Springs
Gels
Brockton
Mass
Cehnol
Kenneth Lippire
Ninvoneo
Nebr
Slant Grove Park
Roy Sperry
Agenua
Lippira
Leenso
Weather Local Summary for Colorado Wyoming
Local forecast for 24 hours ends 8 a m Saturday calls for light 96 and low 60 in Colorado with parity cloudy Saturday night and little change Sunday. Wyoming shows partly cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with minimal temperature variation.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Chamberlain Denounces Japanese Actions In Speech
Prime Minister Chamberlain harshly denounces Japanese actions in a speech warning that Britain will not bow to dictation from another power. He calls for strong foreign policy and defense measures against intimidation while urging unity and caution in current international affairs.
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Cardtet
Wales
Tula M
Minteter Chamberlain
Tokly
Ant Spon AF Conservation Paray Ray
Relief Worker Shot To Death By Her Husband
A relief worker named Jamie Cravelird was fatally shot by her husband at a work site after she stayed late. Neighbors rushed her to a hospital where she died. Suspect Wilton Boyd, 38, was detained by officers Frank Ferris and Wilton Boyd, authorities said. The case remains under investigation.
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Carindalyl
Frank Merris
Jamie Cravelird
Ballee
Ferris
Wilton Doyd
Yale
Parris Fald
Crawford
Bronze Guards Return From Golden Band of Bravery
Return of 140 officers and guards from Golden Thely Witseles after a training period at Camp George West. Units arrived by train and were greeted by their families, with pay and awards distributed. Command personnel included Captain George A Teel and First Lieutenant Elmer L. Hawyer, as well as Second Lieutenant Val McKinley.
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Thely Witseles
Frith
Kevand
Tigth
Miley State
Nibhutas
Amatat Conmanies
Cena Lovlitep
Mort Collins
Denver
Alsa Qureltns
Lego Athieres
Hesditirtére
Compiny
Cepinaddeay Caplan
Weary Gurlyen
Amestaan Legion
Cai
Falta
Pratta
Camp George West
To Armory
Avid
Company M
George A. Teel
Pirst Flolena Elmer
Kifeht
Malyh Wy Hawyer
Foygt Tieitenant Val Mckinley
Liquerve
Omecra
Carl I Carlson
Miral
Farm tragedy shocks Ft. Morgan community
Descriptive garbled OCR reports a fatality near Ft. Morgan with unclear names and relationships. Coroner and local figures referenced include C. A. Wulf and Rebmann Weld amid mentions of wealth and distress. Readable elements suggest a death notice or accident summary on a local farm.
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Fort Morgan
Ralph Wulf
Turin Bay
Aryagi
C. A. Wulf
Millon
Pt. Morshh
Rebmann Weld
Summer Term Calendar with Diverse Campus Events
A dense schedule lists campus activities from June 26 to June 30 including lectures, reviews, clubs, concerts, luncheons, theatre, and athletic events. Notable items feature speakers, performances, a Colorado Blue College concert, graduate luncheon, and a softball tournament, with a quake report from Huntsville, Alabama. The calendar emphasizes student groups, faculty clubs, and university venues.
Garner Proposes Broad Income Tax Base Changes
Washington sources report President Garner backs widening the income tax base. Key cuts target exemptions for joint filers and singles, lowering the $2,800 joint exemption to 1,200 and the $1,000 single exemption to 600. The plan would raise revenue and create a new class of taxpayers, with effects debated among advisors.
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Washington
Guener
von Utess
Hesgla
Chin
Ateiclire
Judge Allows Jury to Consider Death Penalty
A Wisconsin case features a 14 year old defendant and a state murder charge as the district judge instructs the jury it may recommend a death sentence. Attorneys outline six verdict options while the trial addresses slayings near Tah at a rural area and asks jurors to weigh justice versus severity.
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Tie Yaredia
Wits
Diplomats Relieved by Yarnell Retirement Amid East Asia Tensions
A shaky era in diplomatic circles ends as Yarnell retires. The report notes reduced risk of escalations with Japan and a shift toward new leadership. It mentions Admiral Harr Le Yael and several naval commands, including changes at Newport and in the Asiatic fleet, with warnings tied to Swatow and actions to protect American citizens abroad.
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Rollel
Admiral Harr le Yael
Dhe
Far East
Asiatic Meat Commandar
Swann
Binnie
Sitten
USA
Enny
Ubat
Sulates
Janes O. Webirdsen
Lofty
Unite Series Gee
Lattle Torre
Aumtral
B.C. Keltifos
Presidency
Newport
Die
Decaushes
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Kansas City
Ana
Louis Hopkins
Alaska
Perryville
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Touay
Jobson
Mount Venlaninos
Chamberlain
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Goy
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Saunders
Pan Hunk
Little Thefter
Frwin
Fem A. Blane
Dot Owen Reeds
Ibbers Chatchuk
Gunter Hall
All-Callene Asf
Gunter Tali
Chale Wo
Elaie
Edie
Mariya
Fie
Facwily Club
Miley Jelen
Gorge Kavhnan
Stare Curearlis
Hmon
Ailty Cinta
Phyllis Huthurne
Jaze Pile Lynen
Jucksay Pioll
Ure Moekter
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Perimdt
Tallin
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Permis
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Garner
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Coto
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Marsh
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Calorude Sponites Vasa
Yarnell
Warren Petenter
George FR. Hetty
Jack J. Morctiout
U. JM
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