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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1941

Page

9

Russians And Nazis Claim Gains In Terrific Land Battle

Reported Soviet and German advances swirl in a chaotic war dispatch from Mosrow to Vilin and Meir as both sides claim breakthroughs along the Prater and broad European front. German and Soviet forces mass near Lublin, Lwow, and regions of former Poland amid heavy fighting and strategic maneuvers.

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Roy Iled to Seattle Then Brought Here in Probation Case

Unclear court notes show Roy Iled connected to a probation hearing and potential sentencing in Denver for theft involving $100. Details mention a Lily sister and Myra Brae of Denver. timelines reference June and subsequent return to Denver. A related burglary case at South Greeley Fruit and Vegetable Market appears. a sister is cited as a witness.

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New Revenue Dept To Have 365 Workers

Denver June 25 The new state department of revenue will employ about 365 workers as part of a consolidation with existing boards and divisions A tentative personnel chart approved by Governor Ralph L Carr outlines roles including fiscal agent chief of staff services and enforcement deputies The plan requires final approval and is tied to anticipated operating costs and the long appropriation bill.

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Fort Collins Man Missing After Disappearance Mystery

Fort Collins resident Guy Bartison, employed near Greeley as a freight dealer, vanished. Mrs. Morrison suspects foul play, noting his sudden departure and a fragile heart condition prior to the incident. Authorities said Miss Morrison described his absence and possible threat to his safety, with no solid leads.

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Tests Prove Water Waste By Farmers

Farmers applied far more water than needed on spring irrigation of alfalfa and other crops. Experts warn water waste arises from soggy surfaces or wide furrow spacing, urging shorter furrows and limiting to about six acre inches per acre.

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Colorado State grads set for local jobs after graduation

June 25 report lists 172 Colorado State graduates with offers or plans for employment across multiple firms and towns. Weld County students announce destinations including Fort Sill, Denver, Greeley, and several private companies while many others anticipate positions in engineering, aviation, and industry. The article also notes a separate local political dispute involving Fred Dickerson and his family.

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Open Defense Service Bureau in Denver Aims at Colorado Makers

A defense contract service bureau under the Office of Production Management opens in Denver to add Colorado manufacturers to obtain national defense orders. Clyde E. Hurlewell, former Keminglol Arms executive, is in charge.

Associated Prem Denver Defense Contract Service Bureau Office of Production Management Colorado Clyde EB. Hurleell Keminglol Arms Company

Land project in Weld praised by visitors and locals

Visitors hail the Weld County land project as outstanding, praising the Crow Valley Grazing association and Dr. Green of Colorado State College for promoting soil and water conservation. The event featured a barbecue, speeches by state and county officials, and a demonstration on seed selection and grazing practices, with many attendees from local farms and extension services.

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Farmers Demand Able Bodied Off U S Relief Rolls

Associated Press report from Salt Lake City dated June 25 notes farm bureau delegates from 18 states urged removing all able bodied individuals from relief rolls as part of a broader relief reform. The Western regional conference backed creating a civilian conservation corps and job projects while opposing a proposed Arkansas River Authority and similar TVA style regulation.

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Three Marine Pilots Die In Mant Island Crash

Three United States mariners were killed when their P-? plane crashed into the side of a mountain on Mant Island during a formation night flight. The dead are William Terris of Lakewood New Jersey Werner Hager of Kansas City and Glyde Story of Mage Bomber's Flight Halter. The Bay bomber's hydraulic benches reportedly failed but no retirement benefit changes are noted.

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Ford To Build 205 Bombers Monthly At New Plant

Detroit June 23 Ford Motor Company plans to produce 205 heavy bombers each month at a new 37 acre plant east of Ypsilanti Michigan. Of the 205, 75 will be fully assembled and 136 will be in knocked down form for final assembly at Tulsa Oklahoma Oklahoma City and Fort Worth Texas plants. The Defense Plant Corporation has allotted 47 620141 for the project with 31 951 300 for improvements and buildings and 25 658 871 for plant equipment. The plant will include an airport hangars and shops and could raise output to 280 bombers every 30 days if needed. An initial order of 1 200 bombers is planned for Ford.

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U S Apathy Toward War Is Denounced

An Associated Press report from Tuna notes speakers at an international convention urging U S citizens to engage more in defense. Colorado Governor John G Vivian says Americans are too apathetic toward work and government, while a Saskatchewan district official cites a growing indifference. Delegates back a resolution for full U S Canada cooperation on defense as Vivian cites only 46 percent turnout in the last general election.

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Soldier at Brighton Pleads Guilty To 2nd Degree Murder

Associated Press reports Dante Short admitted guilt on second degree murder charges in a case tied to the death of a chef at a federal hospital. The defendant, facing a potential life sentence, chose a plea ahead of trial as prosecutors weighed witness absence and the likelihood of a death penalty. The investigation centered on a disappearance and a later discovery of the suspect’s companion.

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Strike Hinders Chicago Papers Amid Union Dispute

Chicago reporters and composing room staff halted work at several daily papers including Daily Times Daily News and Hero American causing late editions to go out with little news. Union leaders say negotiations for a new contract have dragged on since June and many workers sought higher pay.

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Lowry Field Construction Fund Approved at Washington

The new department announced today a $343,600 appropriation for Lowry Field Yeaver including ten warehouses runway extensions drainage and related facilities to boost the airfield.

Lowry Field Washington Yeaver

Poudre Valley REA Substation Here Energized and Will Now Serve 1260

Poudre Valley REA announces its Greeley area substation is energized and serving 1,260 members. The system connects to Big Thompson power, with four substations already in operation and plans for extended service to nearby towns and farms. Crew notes cite defense orders delaying transfer, and detail future sections serving Hudson, James Town, Poudre Park, and Briggsdale, with a 130 mile planned Briggsdale line for 150 members. Betty Ronser, missing girl from a summer camp, was found alive on Brush Mountain near the caveat tonight.

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