Greeley blackout tests wartime service fund drive
A pedestrian report describes a Wednesday blackout in Greeley as a test event with planes circling overhead and a staged scene. The piece mentions Valley-Liendly from Pewyer and nearby towns, the campaign to raise 2500 dollars for recreation and social facilities for soldiers and defense workers, and a discussion about public health and sacrifice during a time of national need.
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Greeley
Liendly Valley
Pewyer
Mayuiliss
Maris Wwerr
Woslves
Lowla
War strain and economic sacrifice in Colorado Springs
Citizens face shortages as war demands bite. Businesses struggle to keep payrolls while households endure rising prices and reduced purchases. Authorities urge sacrifice and resilience, noting national needs require continued production and support to avert deeper disruption.
Tragedy and Turkish Winds of War Describe Finland’s Struggle
A long, fragmented feature traces Finland’s perilous position in World War II era tensions. It discusses Polish and Finnish resistance, German protection, and Finland facing pressure from Nazi and Soviet moves, with references to Narvik, Karelia, and Kronstadt as strategic flashpoints. The piece blends reportage with wartime commentary, naming nations, leaders, and shifting alignments.
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Pivinnd
Perhayy
Lie Witte Countyten
Vusaban
Prvi
Germany
Finland
Klis
Adolph Wier
Narvik
Norway
Hetoee
Minileh Kreeiion
Jessston
Geran
Red Army
Kentgrad
Karelian
Ob Kronstadt
Amsterdam
Afoscow
Lenin- Brad
England
France
Holland
Ruhr
Glinck
Marehal
Carl Gustaf
Roleh
Polited
Ant Toningrad
Bat
Mortho
Diplomats and royal Nazis in Washington palace scene
Washington coverage portrays Oumansky and Thomsen as close to Stalin and Hitler, with U.S. statecraft and Soviet relations under focus. It notes ambassadorship ties, the State Department’s Sumner Welles era tensions, and the shadow of Axis diplomacy affecting American policy and diplomacy.
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Foreign Office
Uren
Qumaraky
Ws Gountey
Josef Stalin
Ou- Dianaky
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Unter
Sialla
Oumansks
Ffo
Poll
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Howaver
Welles
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Deapste
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Slate Department
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Slate
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Russia
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Onmansky
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Ukraine
Orent
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Hock
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Cven
Nate
George F. Roonevelt
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Harvard Geailette
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Axia Steel
Cricktown
Stata
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Axis funds for subversion and war profiteering exposed
A wartime disclosure shows Germany and Italy funding subversive activities in the United States and Latin America. It cites a U.S. company tied to Mavas Broun and Migh-grada Steel selling tin goods to U.S. users at high profits, with proceeds allegedly going to Italy. The note mentions New Hampshire figures and U.S. price controls, plus efforts to block Nazi shipments from Martinique and Guadeloupe via agricultural and treasury actions.
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Italy
Tis
Latin America
Funda
Axis Azenta
al Broun
Mavas
U.S
Migh-grada Steel
Musaplint
France
Tl Duce
Umnela
Sam
Ihose Onda
Treasury Agenta
Hla
Dave
Resignations and Events Highlight Greeley Daily
The June 28 1922 issue notes Rev D 3 Coon resigning after five years at First Baptist Church Greeley with a call to Kearney Neb There is a Weld County fair plan featuring wild west show auto mobile motorcycle and horse racing Also a marriage at Colorado Springs and a birth in Manhattan Beach plus college league semi finals and a new bridge opening south of the Grand Detour river. A B Collins mentions highway project progress
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Telbune
Coon
First Baptist Church of
Thievity
Kearney
Nett
Weld County
dJust
Colorado
FL McCrary
Irma Brubaker
Roland L. Ritehey
Br. An
C. F. Aldine
Dette River
Public Forum Letter On Rodeo Roots And Public Pressure
Dear Editor a reader complains about a kangaroo court intrusion and questions the Greeley rodeo’s origins tracing rodeo culture to California and 1927. The letter argues frustration with officials and enduring debate over who shaped the rodeo into its modern form.
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Kangaroo Court
Jeter
Odlim
Lelug
Hils Kangaroo
Greeley
Roden
Thia
California
Ural
Cornieh
Kangaroo rodeo tale sparks July Fourth debate
A fragmented reminiscence critiques rodeo excess and crowd apathy while recounting a plan to attend the Greeley Bynd Rodeo on July 3 and 4. The author questions the rationale of spending millions on rodeos as cowhands face danger and crowds watch with little sympathy, hoping the kangaroo figure fares poorly in the bull ring.
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Brraura
Greeley
Nile
Greeley Bynd
Nebody
Rome
O.H
Early Nursing Schools and Hypnotic Risks in Birth Care
Fragmentary report notes potential dangers of hypnotic drugs during labor harming newborns and mentions Dr. Philip Barbour of Louisville as a cited authority. It also references historic nursing education sites in New York City including Bellview Training School for Female Nurses founded in 1870 as a pioneer in the United States.
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Philip Barbour
University of Louisville School of Medicine
Yratniog School
Bellview Training School
New York City
Brst
United States
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