Three Faiths Unite in College Forum Despite Tensions
An audience of over 2,000 at a Chicago college heard leaders from Judaism C hristian denominations discuss shared goals. Dr Charles Gilkey Fr Robert Walsh Rabb Levy and others urged cooperation to combat prejudice and strengthen democracy across faiths.
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Sulaiman
University of Chicago
Protectants
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Yemple Stunt
Chicago
Jonk
Levy
Robert A. Walsi
Dowling College
Des Moines
National Conference of Jews and Christians
Gollses of
Education
United States
Gilkey
Ti Foundation Sreeeh
Gilwey
Thorgen
Norway
Hornig
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Father Walsh
Rey
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Germany
Inin
Tlabht Levy
Mangled Body Identified As Denver Resident Names
James Taylor 39 and Lowry Jack 46 are linked to the death of Gordon M. Cawell 46. Cawell’s mangled body was found Friday night near Roggen. Authorities, led by Sheriff Gua Annee Bon, moved the case to Greeley and planned further questioning by the district attorney and law officers.
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James Taylor
Lowry Jack+, son
Denver
Gordon M. Cawell
Wehway
Roggen
Greeley
Gua Annee Bon
Anid
Booker
Tlaley
Wossell
Fine Cooperation For Parade Found By 20-30 Workers
Mer chants and organizations in Greeley receive strong aid from 20-30 club members led by Ernca Miller to recruit participants for the Fourth of July Spud Rode parade. The effort aims to involve new merchants and recently organized groups, with organizers predicting the parade will be the biggest and best yet. Anyone interested should contact Miller or other club members, identifiable by blue and gold shirts and 20-30 badges.
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Greeley
Ernca Miller
Firecley
Deea Bréee Miller
Ebuls
West City Irrigation Well Brings Water to Peterson Area
A new irrigation well west of the city near Ute Public Service at Winth Street and Twenty-third Ave produced 1080 nk lows per minute and should supply over 50 gallons daily. Test holes on Peterson land showed water nearby but brogueing gravel hampered flow, while electric power connections expanded utility use across the MUON grid.
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Cubelation
Winth Street
Twenty-third Ave
Shinoni South
Enty-Third
Nye Dal A Orila
Big Peter
Peterson Land Feouth
Petersen
Nilsanving
Ang Biaewer
Flectrin
L.it
Blarey
Greeley Loveland to Pump Water From Boyd Lake
Greeley and Loveland officials announced a contract with Veritan Smith of Berthond to pump water from Boyd Lake into the Greeley Loveland canal. Smith will operate three large pumps starting now and hopes to pump by July 1, supplying about 80 acre feet weekly with total available around 2 400 acre feet stored to the equalizer tanks for irrigation. Water use expected to save crops with charges around 6 4 per acre foot. Pumping to continue into August 1 as a long project with many supporting details.
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Loveland
Veritan Smith
Berthond
Boyd Lake
Greeley-Low
Smith
Greeley-Laveland
Useva Myo
Walter
Mila
Greeley-Loveland Neers
U S Fleet May Be Bound for the Atlantic Dog Tax Must Be Paid
The 1940 Greeley dog license tax must be paid by July 1 to avoid a $1 penalty. Police warn dog owners that licenses issued after July 1 will incur penalties. the notice cites city regulations and enforcement by authorities.
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U. S
Atlantic
Greeley
Wad
Denver man killed on highway six near Ragcon Jast
Two men Taslor and Jackson, both in their late 30s, brought to county jail for questioning after a Denver man Modan M. Cowell was found dead on highway six near Ragcon last Friday night. Coroner Wilmoth said evidence showed two pools of blood and a dragged body, with possible earlier wounds. Police suspect Cowell was killed. Taylor and Jackson allegedly admitted spraying trees with Cowell in Nebraska before returning to Denver. Authorities planned to question them separately to verify fingerprints and links to the case.
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Domes Taslor
Lawrency’ Jackeon
Menver
Modan M. Cowell
Highway 6
Ragcon Jast
Wehl County
Gus G. Andereun
O. Wilmoth
Rogren
Belme
Wilmoth
Cowell
Taylor
Jackeoy
Denver Patles
Nebeaska
Cowall
Sterlin
Cawell
Ural Cawell
Anderson
Jackson Aldnol
Cowel
Andereon
Vaylov
Law Halts Sale of United States Torpedo Boats
The article reports that a proposed sale of U.S. torpedo boats to Britain was canceled by President Roosevelt. He blocked the transfer of twenty Mosquito class boats, arguing the move would violate a 1917 law tied to U.S. and Bellamy alliance. The Attorney General’s opinion supported keeping combatant vessels from belligerents, preserving naval assets from World War I.
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Monorareil
Nowling Wie
St Seaiayers
Navy
Amerfemu
Roosevelt
Lnta
Edison
Weather Outlook for Colorado Tuesday to Wednesday
Weather Taocal for 24 hours ending 4 a m Tuesday reports high 85 and low 42, with light moisture and mostly southerly winds. Forecasters note cooler temperatures, dry conditions, and southwest winds ahead for Tuesday night into Wednesday, with low humidity.
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Taocal
Colorado
Farmer i
Martin Takes Charge in Row On Intervention
Massachusetts Representative Joseph W. Martin led the Republicans at the convention in Philadelphia amid debates over foreign policy and interventionism. The event featured Hoover delaying remarks as Wendell Willkie stoked party tensions and a protest against interventionist policies.
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Starsens
Millindelphia
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Hoover
Murti
Wendell Wikio
Wilkin
Wallkie
Dernos Ditch Saunders Asa Delegated At Democratic Assembly
In Fort Collins June meeting Larimer Dernos Ditch Saunders Asa were named delegates to the state convention. The county party discussed replacing a delegate only by alternate, with debates on eligibility and seating at the Larimer County Democratic assembly.
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Fort Collins
George
Sourvera
Votorave
Turdey
Saunders
Axe
Democratc
Carventina
Larimer County
Democratic
William 2
Rupee
Oynee
Appar
Llanmient Carinsittes
Laveland
Ensury
Westerik Dies Suddenly Here
Gerrit J. Westerik aged 62 of 1107 Tenth Avenue died Tuesday at 6:30 AM after collapsing near Ninth Avenue crossing. He was a crosstail worker and longtime Denver resident who moved to Greeley 64 years ago. Survived by wife Hertha and sister Christine Van Dolderen, with German-occupied-era concerns noted.
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Gerrit J. Westarik
Tenth Avenue
Ninth Avenue
Atiele White
Westerik
Mer. Westerle
Bora
Amster
Volland
Hie Hertha
Greeley
Mya
Christine van Dolderen
Jn Tolland
Werterik
Kla
Sfeter
Tio
Denver
South Sea Strategy Mapped In Page Two
The fragment references Mrs. Donald Winters in a Beldal gown and a comedy performance at Exton. It mentions a divided page with maps and a Continental tunnel project. Details are sparse but indicate a newspaper page layout note and associated names and places.
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South Sea Strategy
Donald Winters
Exton
Russell Twist Dies Monday at St. Anthony's
Russell Twist, 28, prominent Colorado educator and Sea Scout organizer, died Monday at St. Anthony's Hospital in Denver after a brief illness. He taught at Denver public schools and led local Boy Scout and Sea Scout activities. Survived by parents, two sisters, and other relatives. funeral arrangements expected at Olinger's Mortuary, Denver.
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Bot
Blavent Avenue
Greetey
Sir Antony's Hospital
Denver
Bop
Mandy
Heal
Phvateal Education Duparkinest
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Setinl
Retoyy
Meeker Jane
al Meeker
Olingsrs
Armigementa Hayy
Iinsael
Greckey
Twelfth Street
Theol Kensington
Leiter
Sterling
Greeney
AL Sterlins
Logan County
Teachool Tenn
Aihte
HEY Organization
Nish Shool
Colorado
Sigua
Equitoy
Blue Keay
Boulder
Legon County
Gallege
Larrsda Gata Kappa Sovial
Delia Kappa
Hosorary Educational
Vallege
Elly Ua
Tustisnla At
Wieluss
Stan
Calorie State College of Sttteation
Hig Yanofy
Actlys
Ben Seoul
Cols
Focal Teachers Association
Plymouth Congregational Church
Wawito
Lola Broan
Francis P. Bromo
Sixteenth Avenue
Betty Twist
Qty Denver Univerelty
Roosevelt Signs Bill for Defense Aid Funding
President Roosevelt signed 4.69 billion dollar defense bill today to fund national defense. The measure, approved after congressional debate, directs tax revenues to cover military and related appropriations.
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Roosevelt
Wackington
Churchill Says French Fleet Lost But Alexandria Reports Units Remain
London reports Prime Minister Churchill asserting the French fleet may fall under German control while Alexandria notes some French units remain in the region. Churchill criticizes Petain government terms and states Britain will continue fighting. Ex-Premiers Herriot Boncour and Bidin arrive in England as France endures armistice disputes. A theft at 808 Enighth street yields $10 worth of tools stolen from a parked truck.
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Tassia
England
Landen
Choy Ara
Edoward Herriot
Thereumber
Oputtos
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Lean bin
Franco
Pramier
Heavy French Fleet Left in Hawaiian Waters Amid Mixed Reports
Reports say portions of France's Mediterranean fleet concentrated near Hawaii and Alexandria with speculation of moves toward the Atlantic. The tension follows the armistice with Italy and a U S Navy buildup as ships continue to parade and study routes through Pearl Harbor and the Panama Canal.
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Wille House
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Alata
Pearl Harler
Golurido
West Virginia
Amiajland
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Port Warrelte
Sedition Case Trials and Disputes In Brooklyn Court
Federal government’s long running sedition case ends with a Philadelphia style jury verdict after 11 weeks of trial. Judge Marcus LU Campbell presided as jurors acquitted William Ger art Dishon and others while finding certain conspiracy charges unresolved. The trial, held in Brooklyn, involved allegations of attempting to overthrow the government and illegal possession of government property.
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New York
Li Young Shen
Marcus LU. Campbell
Hong
Stroks
Caret
John P. Cazaldy
John A. Graf
Johns CG
Cook
Leroy Kogan
Michael Will
Michael J. Beirne
Andrew Keckley
Francia Md. Matones
Wilton Quinto
William Gerart Dishon
Mackin Boettger
John. A. Viehrock
John
Reoul, Jr
Lelsod
Wishop
Willi I
Baalingil
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