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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1941

Page

9

Sugar Bill Delays Fret Growers and Board Reports

Growers and Mountain States Heat Growers Association officials met in Greeley to discuss the Philippine sugar bill and the looming expiry of current sugar quota and payment provisions. President Harry Clark warned of continued delays as Congress stalls on a domestic price and quota bill.

Breavy Harry Clark Mountain States Heat Growera Marketing Chatman Fred Cumminga Fort Collins Legislative Costilites Washington Clark Ite Legislative Cammittee Rules ‘Committee House Cammidge Congress Congressitiay Cain

Benes declares Nazis concede cannot beat England

London reports former Czechoslovak president Eduard Benes states Nazi leaders accept likely German defeat and urge Britain to halt hostilities. He cites internal disputes and shifts after Beilis defeat, warning Hitler and Hess that war now risks broader collapse.

Benes England Associated Press London Eduard Heyes Ceeche Slovakia Rudolf Hess Britain Nania Ifitler Henes Hueeia Duvading

U S Pledges Quick Survey Of Aid To Russia

President Roosevelt promises possible assistance to Russia as Nazi invasion escalates. Defense officials conduct immediate survey to determine what aid can be provided while avoiding commitments. The United States opposes Nazi aggression and will facilitate support as capacity allows.

Washington Ronsevelt Menter Rowseroll Ita Press United States

Citizens Conference Opens at Estes Park in June

Estes Park hosts the Citizens Conference on Government Management from June 2 to 28. Experts including Roy Blough of the Treasury, Clarence Francis of General Foods, Jane Morgan of the United Mine Workers, Fred Hoehler of the American Public Welfare Association, and Isadore Lina will discuss defense tax bills, public schools, politician qualifications, and war economy topics.

Estes Park Wks Estes Roy Blough United States Treasury Clarence Francis General Fonda Corporation Janes Morgan United Mine Workers Fred I. Hoehler American Public Welfare Association Isadore Lina Sexens Othera Mihi

Kangaroo court in Greeley targets outfits at Spud Rodeo

Report describes a twice daily street “court” during the Spud Rodeo in Greeley on July 3 and July 4. Images show a man led before the court, bailiffs detaining him, and officials including Mayor L L Wilkinson and Judge E G English, with Henry figures named in the procession.

Greeley Lee B. Carrel Li. J. Haefeli Cleo Arb Morey Cameron L. L. Wilkinson John O'Hagan E. G. English

No Meatless Days Needed Yet Say Officials

A USDA official stated meatless and milkless days may not be needed now. Townsend, director at the office of agricultural defense relations, noted early reductions could avoid drastic cuts except for items like evaporated milk and cheese. He spoke before the agricultural club at Chicago.

M. Clitford Townsend Office of Agricultural Defense Relations Courne Agricultural Club Chirngm

Public questions answered at university chaired conference

Jol Q. Publiz will take over as moderator while George V. Denny Sr of Town Hall Inc presides. The conference invites questions and promises answers. It is sponsored by the University of Denver School at Commerce with a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.

Eiien Jol Q. Publiz George V. Denny Town Hall, Inc University of Denver School At Commerce Tie Alfred P. Sloan Paundatiun

Return of Russ Promised by Tucker’s Service

A fragment notes Russ urged to return after a service at Tucker’s Super Service on 1028 South Avenue. The message mentions Goodrich Sensomatic Safety tires and issues with ponchos or flat tires. Local names Marge and May appear in the garbled text.

Russ Tucker Goodrich Marge aAdy

Art Honors To Be Given Prof. Baker

Grace M. Duker, Professor of art at Colorado State College of Education, will receive a national award from the department of art of the National Education association for service to art in the nation. The presentation marks a significant career in shaping department policies and annual activity reports. a research committee is studying art teacher qualifications. Baker plans to leave Gresley for Chicago later this week.

National Education Spccination Grace M. Duker Colorado State College of Education Allis Enkor National Education Association Sholey Bes Baker Gresley Denver Chicago Alriluer Boston

Glanulus Finneral Will Be Friday Funeral

Funeral service for Mrs. Tsabella Glanulls, wife of Jonn Glanulls, scheduled Friday afternoon at two o'clock. Mrs. Glanulls died Tuesday afternoon. Surviving: her husband, two daughters Shirley Baranne and Virginia Ann, her mother Mrs. J. 12, Piedrich of Ban Diogo, Call, sisters Mrs Arcadia Starkey of Ban Wega, Call, and Mrs Katheryn Barter of Silveriou, Gelo.

Tsabella Glanulls Jonn Glanulls Macya Grawlie Rooney Glanulls Ata Shirley Baranne Virginia Ann J. 12 Piedrich Ban Diogo Call Lie Aleters Arcadia Starkey Ban Wega Katheryn Barter Silveriou Gelo

Court fines driver for drunken driving offense

Ignacio Curran of 201 Fourteenth Street pleaded guilty to a drunken driving charge. He was fined $50 and sentenced to 30 days in county jail, with his license suspended for one year.

Ignacio Curran Zailly Ton Jalive

Navy to Get 2236 More War Airplanes

Navy receives $694,221,280 deficiency for 2,236 additional warplanes and 19 auxiliary ships under a broad defense bill. The Navy sum totals $743,405,145 for 3,245 new planes with 407,146,600 carried. plus guns, ammunition, and aircraft cannon purchases. Production expansion aims to reach a 100-per-month output soon, boosting readiness for national defense.

Washington Senate Navy Sears Nocl Tle Post Office Department Coast Guard Great Britain Greenland Deliveetus Eatimnica Amon Witch Lome Wa Cai Mithen Queasaye Dhe Rathon Rustler Department Federal Bureau of Ingvatiantion

Service Clubs Important Says Cosmo Speaker

Kenneth Dryden of Kearney Nebraska, past president of Cosmopolitan International, stressed public recognition and club service as the foundation of the federation's growth at a luncheon in Colorado. Local leaders from Denver Cheyenne and Greely discussed expansion, with International President Logsdon of Tulsa to speak tonight and organizers planning election of new news staff later.

Ascoriated Colorado Gredey Cosuepelitas Wain Charley Haron Springefield Aid Ake Doyle Lanteington Ryle Mow Garver Sychiefield Clu Magazine Joan Key Norlow Columbia Newatfleera Tomorriic Banth Canada

College Registrar Burlugnholt Appoints New Official

Burlugnholt D. June 21-Twe Dernor takes over registrar duties at Southern State Norio School replacing I. A. Deckert who becomes financial secretary of Southern. Daljoey, a graduate of Corsten Ligh, studied at Soulhorn Normal Area and Youk Jon college. He earned a Mastery Deere from Colorado State Teachers College and brings extensive teaching and local school experience to the role.

Burlugnholt Twe Dernor Tig Lis Southern State Norio School I. A. Deckert Colorado Greeley Ton Pougins County Wig Sunovl Et Pina Ridge Lees Rounts Dougind County Elreles Coralen DeBoor

Cafeteria System Planned for San Quentin Prison

Prison directors authorize a cafeteria style meal service at San Quentin, with possible rollout to Folsom. The move aims to improve dining amid crowding and streamline meals for inmates and staff.

San Quentin Califorma San Quentin Institution Folsom

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