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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1938

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15 Month-Old Greeley Farm Boy Drowns Near Eaton

A 15 month old boy drowned at a farm near Eaton while with his grandparents. Reuben Urich and his family were visiting when he wandered toward an irrigation lateral behind the Lebsack ranch. The child fell in, was recovered within minutes, and died despite resuscitation attempts by relatives and physicians. Deputy Coroner Ry Armstrong ruled drowning as the cause.

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Ault Rancher Hurt Friday Near Li Beet Sprayer

Ault rancher was injured Friday when a battery sprayer got entangled with a gear post, throwing the machine into the operator. The worker suffered a fractured bone and was evacuated to Bridgeley Hospital at 11 46 a m.

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U.S. Refuses to Yield Chinese Rights to Japs

Washington reports state department officials say the United States will not concede China’s rights to deny extra territorial privileges to American citizens in Chinese territory. Secretary Hull said no official word had reached him that a Japanese embassy spokesman in Shanghai accepted that third power nationals in Japan lose special status due to extraterritoriality. Dispatches noted the spokesman denied Thompson of New Brunswick’s charges he was slapped by a sentry at Nanking.

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Reverend Clare Welker to Speak at First Presbyterian

The Rev Clare Welker will address Sunday morning services at First Presbyterian Church in a talk on Christian Optimism. The event includes a Wednesday night gathering at the church followed by a singing session.

Clare Welker Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church Sipner

Mountaineers Search For Youthful McCormick In Sandia Canyon

Albuquerque dispatch reports a rescue effort for John Medill McCormick missing since Wednesday after climber Richard Whitmer, 20, was found dead on Sandia mountains. Governor Clyde Tingley led the search as authorities warned night danger could endanger others. A damaged local screen-door incident closes the report.

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Black man sentenced in Denver pleads to chicken thefts

Raymond Edmundson, 20, of Littletown, admits to multiple chicken thefts in Weld, Boulder, and Adams counties while awaiting transfer to state prison for auto theft. Deputies say he confessed to stealing poultry and cars, implicating relatives who are also in custody on stolen property charges.

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Colorado Big Thompson project seen as major area growth

C N Jackson, president of Well County Savings Bank, calls the United States Colorado Big Thompson project the most important development for the area. He urges wide publicity and swift approval of the contract, noting the project will boost agriculture and create opportunity for local men to serve in its construction and related roles.

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Weather Summary for Wyoming and Surrounding Areas

Weather Coluada reports generally fair conditions with unsettled periods. Saturday night and Sunday bring scattered showers in the eastern portion with warmer temperatures in the west. Saturday night into Sunday warm spells expected in the west. Wyoming forecast shows similar patterns with night and Sunday warming after a cool period. Saturday highs around 84 and the low near 43.

Torad Thineder Wyoming

Nippon Sentry Slaps Wife of U S Officer

Shanghai reports a Nippon sentry slapped the wife of Lieutenant Thomas Massie, a U S naval officer linked to the 1938 Massie Case. Massie’s wife, Mrs Massie, was escorted by two sailors to Tsioatoa Shantung, prompting a diplomatic note from Tokyo. The incident stems from a mistaken identity amid wartime tensions and follows a history surrounding Massie and related trials.

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Italy Threatens To Wipe Spanish Cities Off Map

Paris reports Mussolini warned in a formal audience that Fascist air forces would destroy major Spanish cities if the government continued resistance. Prime Minister George Donnet relayed the message as Italy prepared for possible open conflict with Spain and a broader European crisis.

Italy Paris Aly Touighe

Olympian Dies in Second Crash Near Miles City

A veteran Olympian passenger train collided with an eastbound COG freight near Miles City Montana causing the death of one youth. Several other passengers and train crew were injured including engineers S A Torgenson and H Slothawer and firemen Fred Parthison and A J Perry. The Olympian’s coaches were derailed and damaged while seven passengers were badly jarred. Rescue and hospital treatment followed at Forsyth Montana.

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Colorado men apprenticed as second lieutenants in nerve corps

Washington June 24 Colorado men apprenticed by the War department today as part of announced appointments as second lieutenants in the nerve corps. Names listed include Rocky Fort Prodertex Link Weiganil Pueblo Carl Roger Wolgran Shek Touenh Loflait engineers Colorida Springs George Helme Moreton Greeley Stephen Laltue Foree engineers

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President Claims Right To Enter Primaries for Liberals

Renjandn Hy Hainestead, president of Mackensie College, Lao Paulo, Brazil, will speak at the morning services of Park Congregational Church. An area invite to lend support accompanies the event as part of a local community effort.

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Chinese Plan To Loosen River To Stop Enemy

Shanghai reports a Chinese plan to break Yellow River dykes to hinder Japanese advances. Gaps would flood areas near Chengchow and Longhai railroad sorties, with Chinese strategists alleged to seek disruptions west of the capital. Casualties and refugees noted as flood emergency grows, with millions affected and relief efforts underway. Also: death of Fred Kistler, 58, Eaton, Colorado, at Pueblo hospital, funeral pending. survivors listed.

Chiedie Fred Kistler Eaton

Snow Plows Keep Trail Ridge Open

Snow plows remain active on Trail Ridge road keeping the route open for vacation traffic. Rocky Mountain National Park officials and court reporters note large snow banks and ongoing warm-weather slides threatening travel.

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Critics Split Over Roosevelt Primaries Intervention Speech

Reported congressional views split over President Roosevelt's primaries intervention in a national address. Supporters argued action would aid liberal forces, while opponents warned continued meddling could damage the Democratic Party and provoke state opposition.

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President Roosevelt Attacks Hague and Attends to Business

President Roosevelt delivered a speech denouncing Frank Hague while outlining Congressional achievements and the nation’s progress. He defended liberal policies, urged honesty, and argued for continued support of his administration’s agenda to aid business, farmers, and relief efforts. He spoke from the diplomatic room in the White House during a Washington heat wave.

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Damaged Vehicle Report After Cow Incident on Highway 85

A vehicle was damaged by an animal near Highway 85 around 7 pm Friday. Eyewitnesses say the cow caused about $28 in damage before Joliss claimed he did not see the animal until stopping.

Alred Joliss Evie Atu Jolig

Bock Candidate For High Court

Denver June 21 Otto Bock a Republican announces his candidacy for Colorado Supreme Court. Former US attorney 1914 1921 and state utilities commissioner until 1931 he chaired the commission for four years. Colorado Labor Non Partisan group and railway brotherhoods back his bid as he seeks a new term on the high court.

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