Raymond Jones Dies Riding Cultivator At Farm
Raymond Jones a 43 year old Johnstown farmer died while riding a potato cultivator at the Slrah farm near Miltken. He fainted and died on the field before aid could reach him. He had lived with his sister in Tolmstown and came from Kansas City Mo about a year ago. He leaves two children and a brother Howard Jones. The death is awaiting examination by local authorities.
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Tolmstown
Tuite
Raymond Lester Jones
Theo Clete
Miltken
Aliuut
Jones
Albert Sirol
Mr. Jones
Strah
Tie
Johnstown
Kansas City
Mea
Jess Wheler
Howard Jones
Jeslles
Doltostown
Rady
Straimbat Mortary
Corm
State Officials To Confer on Opening Closed River Gates
State officials including Governor Ralph J. Cate and Attorney General Byron G. Rogers will meet in Denver on Monday with the state engineer to decide action on a dispute over the Laramie River headgates. The engineer said he will discuss developments after a Denver return from a western slope trip. Wyoming officials have been contacted by telephone about the matter.
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Associated Press
Yampa
Colo
Ralph J. Cate
Byron G. Rogers
Denver
Laramie
Colorado
Hinderlicer
Boxers
Teaver
Ne Hag
Wyoming
Hinderlicher
Ohiids
CG. Collin
Minderlidey
Coffin
Five Year Old Denver Girl Saved by Brother in Fire Incident
Five year old Velma Wisn of Denver suffered serious burns when her sweater caught fire while near a kitchen stove. Her brother Gilbert Wisn Jr and neighbor Elizabeth Foster helped extinguish the blaze by dousing the flames and tearing off the scorched clothing. Velma was treated and saved by quick actions of family and neighbor.
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Denver
Velma Wisd
Aire
Gilbert Wisn
Lowell Boulevard
Homa
Gilbert Jr
Velma
Eizabeth Fostec
Ralph Baird To Manage Lamar Flour Mill
Ralph Baird will become manager of the Goldrade Mill and Elevator Company mill in Lamar, transferring from Modo Flour Mills. He reports July 1 and plans to move his family to Lamar in early fall after a vacation in Mesa Verde. Baird retired from the Greeley school board where he served as president after 31 years as a stock grader at the Moell Mills.
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Ralph Vaird
Wie
Modo Flour Mills
Lantarts
Tie Goldrada Millog & Elevator Company
Daird
Tie
Mesa Verde
Baird
Lamar
Dail
Charen Maxwell
Lamar Businers
Nnth
Greeley School Board
Miller A Propaganda Expert Visits Greeley
Dr. Clyde I. Miller of the Institute for Propaganda Analysis and Columbia University spoke in Greeley on propaganda, urging citizens to think critically about world events. He criticized British and German actions and discussed Japan’s role, addressing students at Colorado State College of Education and later meeting with college family members at a campus dinner.
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Greeley
Clydg i. Miller
Institute For Propaganda Analysis
Culumbia University
New York
Hid
Miller
Estes Park
Gunter Mall
Munich
Germany
de. AiSler
Worller
Japan
Manchuria
Rusteia
Dritigh
China
Russia
Yitsin
Mie
Britain
Wey Miller
Colorado State College of Education
Pantings & Plang
Hia
John Frederick Anderson Cles Dies at 78 in Greeley
John Frederick Anderson Cles 78 died Saturday at his home 1227 Ninth Street Greeley. Born in Sweilen he lived in Colorado 49 years, survived by wife Louisa. Member of the Siwediah Lanioran church. Macys to arrange funeral. Kentucky Country Club Robbery Ends with $9,000 to $17,000 stolen. Police describe two of three suspects. earlier heist yielded $10,000 from Crosley Field officials.
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Frederick Anderson
Hig
Ninth Street
Greeley
Mr. Anderson
Sweilen
Slantan
V A
Colorado
Haxtaw
Laveland
Anderson
Louisa Anderson
Siwediah
Lanioran Churett
Macys
Kentucky Country Club
Newnort
Beverly Falls Country Club
Cone Ceasion
Crosley Field
Cincinnati Rede
London Premier Opposes J apan Talks Impact on Far East
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Chamberlain stated there is no reason for Japan to assume that talks in Tokyo would settle the far eastern crisis. He cautioned that public statements might prejudice the prospects of a satisfactory settlement in China. The Japanese news agency reported Swatow as a focal point of fresh military operations with port restrictions on gunbark, disembarkation, and loading of goods for foreign residents. A British couple, Mr. and Mrs. D. Pinlayo, were reportedly detained at the Swatow barrier and examined by a Chinese policewoman under Japanese guard amid broader protests from the British and French concessions. Further U.S. protests followed regarding the consul general’s status in the region.
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Associated Prixe
London
Princ Minister
Chamberlain
House of Conmaugie
Te Hag
Fo Jjopn
Tokyo
Jagan
China
Teiyo
Dotei
Swatow
Tontsin
G A Herbert
D. Pinlayo
Herbert
U.S
United States
Soha K. Caldwell
Louisiana U President resigns under fire amid irregularities
Baton Rouge report says Louisiana State University president Richard W. Leela resigned after discovery of financial irregularities totaling several hundred thousand dollars. A joint statement with Lt Governor Lang said he would defer his resignation as governor to allow investigators to complete a full audit. Townsend No. One meets Tuesday at 7:30 in Judge Mug Nsta’s office.
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Pyers
Baton Range
Richard W. Leela
Louisian State
Silter
Womey Monroe Smith
T.8
Lang
Sey Trnor
Long
Muy Tong
J Leche
Wade
Attualion
Judge Mug
Weather forecast for Colorado and Wyoming
Mon or Tue brings partial cloudiness with chances of thunder showers in central areas. Warmer conditions likely in the west on Monday afternoon or night. In Wyoming and Colorado periods of mainly cloudy skies expected Monday night into Tuesday with a few thunderstorms possible.
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Colorado
Jn Goulhenat
Anutherst
Latal
Munday
Tow &L
Greeley Junior Chamber Fourth in National Safety Drive
Greeley Junior Chamber wins fourth place at the national convention for its Safety with Light program. Regional leaders Harey Jacobson and Ed Folbrecht head a rodeo delegation touring Cheyenne and Nunn with support from the Drum and Bugle Corps. A $25 prize accompanies the honor amid a broader push for industrial safety and new land-use initiatives.
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Greeley
Nunn
Cheyenne
Chamber of Commerce
Drum and Bugle Corps of the
American Legion
Greeley Junior Chamber
Houtchens
Greely Junor Chamber of
Thecorde
Fron -Bariardduateiens
Greeley Group
Atehtion
Oubliod
Calif
Sted
Cuaver
Crees Fog
Nso
Airantoy
Te FE
Cape
Grealey
Grawtit
Dale Milley
Pegi
Oliver
Markey
Sad
Harssel Billings
Kees
Summer Term Calendar at Gunter Hall and U Campus
June 26 events include Organ Recital by J File bert Chadwick at Gunter Hall with public invited and All-College Assembly by Dr Clyde St auMor on Propaganda, followed by social gathering. June 27 lists pool graduation, Graduate Damen Club, play Hovlow with Kawhuan cast, and a Colorado State College talent concert by J De Foreat Cling.
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Roekad
J. Filebert Chadwick
Gunter Mail
poneAll-College Assembly
Gutter Mall
Clyde St. auMor
Due Eation
Columbia University
Institute For Propaganda Analysis
Muster Henry
Thatman
Thatman Ginsburg, Viollatet. Bocial Cur Following Maesembly, Girls’ Gymnnaiuas
Chih
Kawhuan
Net
Bite Theater
Thy Mae M. Cros
Colorado State College of Talucwilon
Nand
J. de Foreat Cling
Utrestar
Quadrangio
Special Fourth Parking Rules Announced
Chief of Paliey CO announces July 4 parking restrictions on eight avenues from Sixth to Ninth streets and on Sixth Street between Eighth and Ninth Avenues to allow parade movement after the quad. City warns strong enforcement and cooperation with police. fireworks ban remains in effect during July 4 events.
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Paliey CO. CG
Creeley
Aixth Street
Wighth
Ninth Avenues
Umie
Elultins
Minter
Baby Buggy Theft Shocks Greeley Community
In Greeley on a Sunday polled by residents, a baby buggy named Kozy Kar was reported stolen from a porch on Lod Stuts acheot near 1229 Tenth Street. Mrs. Maxis Pry of that address reported the loss and urged police to investigate the porch theft early Sunday evening.
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Greeley
Polles
Maxis Pry
Lata
Fire destroys Seeley's Lake hall and nearby buildings
A fire before 2 a.m. destroyed Seeley's Lake dance hall and adjacent structures. Loss includes building and furniture valued around 3600 with 800 for furnishings, insurance through Ogilvy Ditch Company details and owner leasee Waller Baird. Firefighters saved some items but most were lost, with four large wooden structures and several outbuildings damaged or ruined. No insurance coverage confirmed for the loss. Community notes recount the hall's history and prior ownership by the Dillivy Leviation and Spillcapr company and its role as a social center for Greeley and Seeley residents.
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Seeley
Balings
Waller Baird
Baird Ware
Flamitny Danen Hall
Maird
Greeley
W. Stremturges
Strammterger
Raymond
Ed Meyers
B.C. Mazer
Connery
Robert Wels
Bnet Nore
Miremen
Gret
Alton
Dyilvy
Capri
Coussiaty
Uiree
Bate
Herman Maer
Windsor
Kalger
Windsta
Dalmstowi
Windbar
Baird
Avileler
Che
Ogilvy Ditch Company
The
Ogilvy Company
Janes S. Ogillvy
Dulan Hoth
Oll
Helms
Anore
Gree
Ive
Greetey
Atlantic Cruise Arrives With Pan American Observers
Associates report port readings of a reception in Port Washington as the Pan American air line voyage completes its tenth round trip between the United States and Kuvoneibe Gest. Eighteen original press members aboard act as observers, while seven newspaper reporters document the event.
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Tran
Washington
Y. Jung
Pan Americaneit
United States
Do Wonwa
Ty of 18
Pan Amer Wan Observera
Pravien Oeil
Marseille
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Raymond Jones
Laura Leo
Ragtown
Ralph Baird
Seely
Lake Hall
Robert TB. Gasey, Jr
Seattle
Coarman
Tientsin
John K. Galiwell
John Frederick Anderson Cles
Louisiana
U. President
Townsend
Okln
Gomunorey
Mvlinh
Toseland
Elealtas
UGG Prograu
Mery Pipkin
Memphis
Msnaro
Wovatelington
Grouds
Hug Maeyton
Hebert CG. Townsend
Francis Tawnsent
Townsend Pension Plan Movement
Indianapolis
Robert
Associated Press Mat Service
Atlantic
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