Greeley Blackout Shuts City Lights for Fifteen Minutes
Colorado Civil Reserve planes conducted a 15 minute blackout over Greeley on Wednesday night from 9:45 to 10:00 p.m. The city, including business districts and much of the residential area, went dark while four observation planes circled and dived. Captain W. W. Agnew praised the cooperation and noted minimal stray headlights as cars halted at the city edge. Public power use dropped about a quarter as the exercise tested blackout procedures and emergency coordination amid a night flight over Inspiration Point and near Colorado schools.
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Greeley
W. W. Agnew
Colorado Civil Reserve Plains
Creeley
Agnew
Ore
Guiline
la Salle
Evans
RAF
Greeley State College
Inspiration Point
Echo-City
Tneigw
Siston Fia
Mie
Union Pacific
Sarrica Company
Slentrie Power
Greetoy
Howe Gas
Vicofly
Colorade
Stinvon
Denver
Greeley van Made Vis [Ha Milliken Airport
Will
Mares
J. W. Dumonk
Phat
Tale Menen
Parachite
Barausa
Wea Bulliogum
Brighton
Fd Na Kame
Ouf Doya
Municipal Airport
Starset
W. E. Douglas
Dumont
Dentenant
Richard James
Vollee
Lloyd Allnutt
Bélarinia
Tunnel Bid From Stiers Is Accepted
The fourth contract for the continental divide tunnel project in Colorado was awarded by Interior Secretary Ickea to Stiers Brothers Cows slyviclion Go. The $832,906 bid covers excavation of a 9,000 foot tunnel and 14,200 feet of concrete lining, with work described as far ahead of schedule.
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Ferst Keany Washington
Rocky Mountains
Interior
Ickea
Stiers Brothers
Slyviclion Go
St Tuts
George Harris Dies After Train Fall Near Allordale
George Harris, about 40, formerly of Greenly, Colorado, died Tuesday night after falling from a train near Allordale. He was well known in Greeley for his work at various stores and companies and left Greeley about three years ago. His former wife Nina and their son Thomas live at 716 Fifth Street.
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George GC
Karris
Geenlry
Coto
Allordale
George Harris
Greeley
Syedier Hovines Ag Warelonsenmn
Mathews Wrov Fee
Stewart and Son and
the Fair Company
My. Hargin
Ures
Niva
Jesse M. Harela
Thomas
Hws
Nive
Seventeen Men Report for Draft Induction in Weld County
South Weld draft board No. 15 orders 18 men to report at Hart Luton for army induction as part of wartime service plans. Names include Kemoth Russell Walton and Herbert Henry Borrens among others. one man, Marquez, sentenced to 20 days for assault and battery after pleading guilty in Laura May Gipeot case.
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Hie
Southern Weld
Marquez
Ila Marquez
Wattenburg
E.G. Enellah
Tin
Laura May Gipeot
Prices Frozen on Wholesales and Retail Auto Wires and Tubes
Government announces sweeping plan to freeze wholesale and retail prices on auto wires and tubes at June levels. Henderson outlines forthcoming industry conferences to finalize the schedule, with potential legislation from Congress and executive measures to enforce the price order.
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Con Heimderson
Pylee Aduvinstrator
Henderson
Mendeccon Eaid
Chean White
Cheysler
Heulecron
Chrystery Corporation
Fucallire
Alustey
Auidste
Ales
Waterlst Jm
Lyeskdent Fusserelt
Congress
Tenlerson
Spud Growers Vote Favors Market Plan
Colorado potato growers approved a market plan by a wide margin, with Weld county voting 140 to 80 in favor. The plan gives the state department of agriculture power to regulate packaging and marketing, including limits on culls and advertising charges, and sets Weld county as a key sourcing region for early district representation.
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Mive
Siroke
Era
Cariel
Secretary of Agriculture
Colorado
Weld
Toye
Oyne
Poudre Valley REA Substation Energized and Serving Area
Poudre Valley REA energized its new substation at 11:35 a m Wednesday and will supply 1260 homes via the T section of the district. The project costs about 60 000 dollars and will transform all current through the Greeley plant. The T section covers Lawen to Latim reservoir area, extending north to Giletok and south toward Latim district, with irrigation wells and 1200 additional connections in the distribution area.
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Greeley Aubalalion
Powdre Valley
Aesock Nilcin
Greeley
Titha A
Bacedlang
fArmtoya
Circe- Jey
Giletok
Wirdin
Latim
Triplet Holstein calves on Lorenz farm shown by Lorenz boys
Donald, 8, and Ivan, 10, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz, pose with three Holstein calves at the Lorenz farm. The dam has calved for the third time. Dr. K J Hester, Greenley veterinarian, aided delivery. calves were normal weight at birth and growing fast. Engraving by The Tribune.
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Lorenz Farm
Veckham
Donald
Ivan
Lorenz
K. J. Hester
Greeley
Hester
The
Tribune
U S O Drive Campaign Reaches 266 50 in Greeley
The United Service Organization drive in Greeley has raised 266.50 of its 2500 goal. Lloyd Aluutt chairs the campaign committee with David Jackson treasurer. A donation desk opens Friday at Cranford Hall on campus for individuals and local businesses to contribute.
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United Service Organisation
Aiso
Greeley
Lloyd Aluutt
Nampaiga Committee
David Jackon
Jackson
Well County Savings Bank
Trine
Cranford
McGreeley
Tinian Delivery
Bateway Stores
McLean Warren
Seventh Avernon Grotery
Stanton Machina
Satthey Funeral Home
Harpers Service Staion
Greetey Coca Cola Dotling Works
Exboksin
Tot Sulsine Matha
Ted Lebsack
Ken Raymond
Musil’s Repute Brest S42
van Slokte Gneage
F. Ss. Chamberlein
McVey Printery
Nash Paint & Glass
Eleketts Service
Eletien
Shedd Tire Service
Slemith
Sly West County
Harber! Sturtio
Harold Toesatt
Beaman
Shak Lon
Alice Martin
Sir Mra
Martha Griegg
Mes
Ac T. Tabor
Arthur Kendall
Rand Trividada
Bernice Plyormag
Mya
Fanchon Alsdows
John Fountain
Mazel H. Johnson
Mra
Esther de ¥al
Farm economists forecast 1941 national income rise to 5.9B
Agriculture department economists project 1941 national income at about 5.9 billion dollars, a 14.0 billion increase over last year, with 1942 income seen near 92.0 billion and industrial output up 40 percent from 1929. President Roosevelt travels to Hyde Park as defense plans influence farming.
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Washington
Dane
Agriculture Department
Gad
Congress weighs new appropriations amid stalled agenda
Lawmakers push a $15 billion package with $95 billion in aid to the White House as a tight schedule delays action. Senate leaders anticipate a flurry of unfinished business, while Gulfport mourns Senator Pat Morrisroe and work resumes amid a persistent energy policy debate.
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Associated Prasat Washington
Congress
Funda Wciesa Pangrest
Alerka
Grees
Huth Chaners
God
Gulfport
Miss
Hte
Pat Morrisoe
Tan Offic
Priattans Billy
Lfow
Joana
Cosmopolitans Name Garver As President
J Lew Garver of Springfield was elected president of Cosmopolitan International at its convention in Rocky Mountain National Park Colorado. The lineup included vice presidents from Minnesota Washington Oklahoma and Nebraska and a board of governors with members from Tulsa Milwaukee Green Bay Saskatoon and Calgary. The next convention will be held in Hatt Canada with Judd as a return president.
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Rocky Mountain National Park
Colo
J. Lew Garver
Springfield
Cosmopnllinn
Dluagell M
Carlsen
Se. Pal
Minn
Edelilut
Washington
Wiliam Townsend
bAncoln
Sames B. Fallers
Oklahoma City
Thirl Leeson
Tulsa
Okles Gustave Like
Milwaukee
Paul Bayle
Greeley
Cole
Lovey Smill
Saskaatoun
Canada
Willian
Iltoyeatgary
Ary F
Teale
Norfolk
Wan
Prewtise
Judd
Hatt
Commissioners Meet of Northeastern Colorado Committee
Officials including Tintley F Ware ren Feed OG Paydawl Nellie Sau den Louis Spooner and D O Cline welfare director joined a Julesburg Thursday meeting of the Northeastern Colorado Community Commissioners association to discuss regional matters.
WEA Worker Killed At Denver Brick Quarry
The WPA brick mill accident near Lowry Field killed 43 year old Trugh Olsen and injured several others as workers traveled to the site. A brick nil structure collapsed in the incident. Officials调查 the scene and summarized the casualty details for the report.
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Denver
WEA
Trugh Olsen
Flo
Aitemols
Lowry Field
Police Chief Wounded During City Raid Incident
During Wednesday blackout in Greeley Police Chief CG Hunter was injured while walking to KFKA to report accidents. He favored a leg injury but continued work after the limp. Firemen retrieved a parachute dropped over the city to prevent danger during the blackout. A flare cylinder, about 2 inches in diameter and 2 feet long, fell near Mrs. Dan A. Brown’s home, weighing around a pound, shortly before the incident.
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Mie
Dedlentud
Lind Peery
le Yatrol
Gheilft
Greeley
Maeker
Ite
Asais
Vern Chiyuz
Maha
Ue Cfty
Bigit
CG. C. Hunter
Hunter
Hls
Seventh Street
KFKA
Radio Listenarg
Garshade
Dan A. Brown
Fourterntl Avenue
Baseball Today: American League and National League Scoring
A scrambled recap lists team line scores and players across the American and National Leagues. It mentions Towls, Auker, Ferrell, Dickey, Ryba, Pyllet, Teebetts, Tebbetts, and others with partial inning counts and scattered positional notes. The text includes Detroit, Chicago, Boston, Brooklyn, and New York references with incomplete score lines and player annotations.
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Bt Towls
Hoh
New York
Fie
Auker Ud Ferrell
Tasco
Dickey
TOV Sc
Soma
Doscom Srenengerneine
LOS Nou
Tebbetts
Merchildon
Hayes
Chicago
Weshlipton
Smith and Turner
Chinen
Evans
Boston
Brooklyn
Ome
Johnson
Palladele Pda
Finnel
Weatherly
Cheveland
Henrich
Allerica
McQuinn
Stouts
Piladelphia
Dener
Agstan
Amercan
DeWayne Peterson in Auto Crash Near Nieuw
DeWayne Peterson was seriously hurt when his car overturned northeast of Nieuw while near Mun. He suffered multiple skull fractures and was taken to the hospital by Courtesy patrol. Peterson, lived with his wife Ferric, son of Roy Peterson, formerly worked with his father in Greeley and farmed in the Nit in area.
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Wayne Peterson
Creeley
A.m
Nieuw
Tert Veterson
Mun
Agel
Peterson
Wiambubsee
DeWayie
Workers Hurt in Denver Auto Crash at Lowry Field
Six workers for WEA were injured while driving to Lowry Field when their auto collided with a car. Denver General Hospital reported WEA employee Wil Wen, 43, with a skull fracture and little chance of recovery. Driver Joseph Timmans, 61, escaped unharmed as the truck overturned. The incident occurred in Denver. A separate note mentions the Colorado Young Democratic League planning a meeting in Lamar on June 26 with Interior official Israc Chapman to lead the sessions.
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J Associator Force
Denver
WEA
Lowry Field
Areir
Denver General Hospital
Auld Woeh Olwen
Joseph Timmans
Juma
Colorado
Young Democratic
Yeague
Will Lea
Tildes
Israc Chapman
Lamar Bature
Germans Stall in Offensive as Leningrad Bombed
Soviet reports say German gains near Leningrad were limited while Moscow announced heavy bombing raids. Front-line dispatches describe German pressure on the central front, fierce Red Army counterattacks, and ongoing defensive and counteroffensive actions across Lithuania, Poland, and the Ukraine as Allied and Axis forces contend with summer operations.
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Pra
Moscow
Tvowo
Germate Paneer Wiity
Lithuania
Ther
Pichor
Poland
Falka
Rexlinnarite
Otter Ginistie
Ukraine
Terrant
Alto
Couintoy-Otine&ing
Clyer—Heindary
Rumania
Olet
Hatte Trang
Mie
Reidaray
Woguloie
Peut Rlyver
Skulonk
Trat
Yesteriley
Liehtiner
Lewow
Brody
Rugslana
Finland
Binek
Laural Hisse
Constanta
Ayrmanta
Britain Happy Over Victories By Air Force
Britain reports major air successes as RAF planes bomb German targets over western front and northern France. Allied raids disrupt enemy air activity while German defenses claim several aircraft downed. British sources boast of unprecedented air supremacy as raids extend into eastern territories and broadcast of anticipated reprisals continues.
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Britain
Handun
Hilinis Raf
Elmmel
France
Onis
Tomslyeth
Pratense
Youtontay
Wagg
Teltigh Mramteasting Corporation
KAP
Aly
Broadcasting Corporation
Petty
Jensland
Great Britain
Revrie Fagland
Tamdon Parks
Wiene Joytain
Handsteouls
Land Project in Weld Gains Visitors Praise
Visitors from Alabama and beyond praised the Weld County soil conservation project run by Crow Valley Grazing Association and Hyde Hilgesville. About 300 guests noted the program’s wide regional influence, including a 60 mile tour across meadow developments and a recent herd improvement visit from Loyola Louisiana State University.
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Weld
Praise Association
Hyde
Hilgesvile Soil Conservation Project
Washington
B. G
Crow Valley Grazing Association
Ant A. B. Sfyde
Project Nuuagey
Isamu
Wortheastern
Cotado
Faulteastern
Wyoming
BO Fron
Loviainna State University
Meadow Developments
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Keentahure
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Fort Fapton
Rewben Walter Fuliman
Hudson
Tom Tago Mamil
Fort Koptan
Whoa
Arthur Toret
Route
Ong
Frank Mesaner
Lasate Wir
Spud
Poudre Valley Rea
U.S.O
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Fane
Hoosavelt
Hyde Park
Cosmopolitans
Garver
Julesburg
Baseball Today
DeWayne Peterson
Auto
Leningrad
Mona Addi
Montana
Netraska
Toul City
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