Sehmeling Mess In Heavyweight Bout Ends In Fourth
The Godfrey Carnera clash finished in the fourth round amid claims of fouls and controversy. Spectators faced a costly bout as boxing fans debated the decisive exchanges while reports noted potential disputes over scoring and foul calls.
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Godfrey-Carnera
Turden
Dalats
Otto von Porat
Phil Scott
Myitvon Saunce Garden
Scott
Sharkey
Miami
Schweling
Yanskee Blagiom
Split Second Editorials by Robert Quillen 1935
Editorial snippets critique society and politics with satirical, didactic notes. The column mentions cow mindedness, unemployment, education, advertising, and social norms, with various quips about Gandhi, Americanism, and military matters. It preserves period voice and personalities while sketching broader social mood.
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Robert Quillen
Boxing rumors and social change in early sport notes
A fragmentary column discusses boxing intrigue in New York with names like Schmeling and Dempsey, noting fan interest despite violence and a broader shift toward gentler military norms. It cites critics, past champs, and audience turnout, then pivots to attitudes on desertion and deterrence in peacetime and impending war.
Heating plant contract at Colorado State anchors college
From the Greater Republican files, June 26, 1947, the board of trustees approved a contract for a new permanent heating plant costing about 25 000 dollars to Speer and Jacobs. The project aims to meet current needs and future demand with ample capacity. Construction start slated for early fall.
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Junge
Colorado States Anchors College
Speer and Jacobs
Board of
Jiriday
Eaton
Moulay
Gill
Chicago
Virginia
Buthiing Greelay
George Wildt
Crown
Denver
Bulidare
Adamses Emerge As One Family Of Statesmen In Review
Dr Karla Rugs of Pounders college delivers a book review at Teachers College Little Theater analyzing The Adams Family by James Trudlow Adams. He traces descendants from Henry Adams through John Adams to Charles Francis Adams III, noting a repeated habit of ap-pointment to important public offices rather than elections and highlighting the family’s Harvard ties and diplomatic roles.
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Adams
John Quincy Adame
Karla A. Rugs
Pounders College
Little Theater
Rugg
Adams Family
James ‘Trudlow Adan
H. M. Tomlinson
Adamses
Henry Adams
America
Henry
Hla Hon
Jann Adams
Harvard
Ila
John Hancock
Preston
Bagton
John Adama
Continental Congress
Washington
Inchlet
John Adams
Bernard Fay
Franklin
France
Pion Quincy Adams
Monroy
Mouros
House of Representatives
Andrew Jadkeon
Massachusetts
Congress
Carolinas
Charles Francis Adams
London
Free Soil Party
Ita
Martin van Buren
van Duren
Brooks
Charles Francie II
Self
Tor Jy
Han
Rugs
Sayis
Shay North
England
Henry Adama
Lough Peale
Clarence King
Charles Francis
Kansas City
Brooke Adams
Charles Yranela Adams JU
Harvard Corporation
Prseant
Navy
Rugs Set
Adamees
Adamuod
Altho John
Fourth of July Events At Platteville Face Busy Race
A Platteville Fourth of July celebration plans a mile race with four teams of three aboard horses and others expected to enter. Some participants left today for Boulder to camp for the chautauqua, with a few traveling by bicycle.
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Boulder
Platteville
Parish Family News From Johnstown and Denver Gatherings
Johnstown and surrounding residents returned from Denver sessions of the National Boot Growers Association. A large crowd attended a Friday Country Club dance in Granary. Several families hosted and visited in Loveland, Cheyenne, Chamber’s Lake, and across Denver, with trips to Seattle and Bellingham planned for an auto tour. A birthday gathering for Miss William Sterns occurred at Kierns home with many local families in attendance.
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T Johnstown
Oyne Av Sohn
Denver
National Boot Growers Association
Granay
Sugit
Jobn Parish
Fred ‘Wyss
Loveland
Betty Lou
Buddy Parish
Mary Catherine Parish
Betty Brown
Margaret Wyss
Genevisys
Vera Eliott
Billy
Wlcott
Seattle
Bellngham
Wash
W. A. Young
Rous Droyown
E. W. Loyd
Buddy
Kenneth
Beverly Lloyd
John Annan
la Sulls
HR. F. McQuno af~Grealey
Harry Kieros
Wilson
Ployd Magan
Eon
Charles Mason
Masonville
George B. Brown
Donald J
Nellie Bosworth
Ada Tromble
Summer Guests and Local Residents Spend Weekend
A long list of visitors and residents enjoying summer in Berthoud includes Clara Hortolani, Hlennor Basten, and Ils Iliott working at the local telephone exchange. Notable travels include Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Chadwick of Boulder visiting K. W. Lloyd’s family, and recent moves by L. Ricard to the Calliet house from Windsor. Reverend J. H. Clay will serve as interim pastor at the Berthoud Baptist churches for two months, while Arthur Wyss and family, and the Whowell and Longshore parties attend theater and golf in Greatoy baby and nearby locales.
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Puesta
Hubert Snedden
Clara ‘Hortolani
Inste Park
Hlennor Basten
Ils Iliott
J. H. Chadwick
Boulder
Mr. Chadwick
Wayne
Ind
Chadwick
K. W. Lloyd
Layo
Trinidad
Melee
Denver
Joe Lynn
San Toga
Calif
Mr. Lynn
Mint
Mra
J. W. Whowall
Fast
Waek
Mra. Whowall
Harry ,Whowell
Ewnor
Dorothy
Allies Wiggin
Wiggin
Thompson
Mountaing
Clay
Bridgeport
Nebr
Berthoud
Mia
Arthur Wyss
Fred Wyss
J. W. Whowell
W. Ts. Longshore
Greatoy
Gaitet
Local Social Notes and Visits Include Summers at Fort Logan
Mrs Stewarts attends a Teachers College gathering in Lo Greeley. Mr and Mrs Isaballa Brew JD daughter Margaret of Stanton Ith were guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Shedden. Mrs Hilton Stratton and daughter of Boulder spend a week with Mrs Stratton’s parents. E R Priea of Ft Col ding spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Harry Brown. Hans Wyse left for Idaho and Oregon after staying with his parents. Alma Traylor of Coffeen plans summer with her sister Mrs Jessie Thompson. Thompson has gone to Fort Logan for Citizens Training camp.
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Stewarts
Collage Lo Greeley
Isaballa Brew Jd
Margaret
Stanton
Ith
Robert Shedden
Mra
Harry Brown
Hans. Wyse
Idaho
Oregan Efter
Jobn Wyss Misa Alma Traylor
Coffeen
Jessie Thompson
Himonte ‘Thompson
Fort Logan
Citizens TrainIng Camp
Michigan Swamps Help Produce Blueberry Pies
In South Haven Michigan a plan uses muck land to grow highbush blueberries to meet rising demand. Stanley Johsson, superintendent of the South Haven horticultural substitution, notes that domestication hinges on understanding soil needs for wild berries.
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Michigan
South Waven
Mich
Stanley Johsson
South Haven
Oil Tank Exhibit Promises Electric Brain Feature
At the petroleum exposition and grounds Tulsa, a $300,000 building program advances as a new oil tank display demonstrates an electric brain idea. The exhibition runs from October 4 to 11, with plans for a valve and pipe setup and a safety mechanism to stop flow if a line leaks.
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Asrpelitedt Press
Tulsa
Okin
Atentricus
B& Parmanon
Mentalitakon
Atng
Lot Division
Inte Patroleum
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House of Campions
Greater Republican
Teachers College
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Johnstown
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Nash Standard
Nash Special Ach” CO
A. E. Ritchie Nash
Truck and Tractor Motors
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Black and Decker
Faller Battery — Electrical Mechanical Service Consumers Qf
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Gallan Chevrole Inc
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Greeldy, Colorado
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