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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1939
Page
3
The readable fragments describe a commercial center losing trade to West river ports and Kouang-Tcheou, a former U S consul, a French free school for Chinese, and a tree hospital. It also notes Nanda Devi as the highest mountain in British India at 25,845 feet.
The article describes a lively seaside style scene with women in airy dresses, skirts, and chemises in white, gingham, and bright cottons. It notes wide skirts, jersey foundations, Peter Pan inspired necklines, and jackets or capes in bold colors. Accessories include ribbons, straw hats, and decorative details.
Milliken events cover a string of family visits and travels. Mil ken Milken residents Milliken to Barns Wyoming to visit How ard Young and relatives report a safe weekend. A Denver trip brings Mrs Nesbitt and two children to Milliken to see Anna Floud as Mr Nesbitt joins them. Parish and local figures attend a Freemasons gathering and a conference with young people from Ki cal Presbyterian group. Several residents plan trips to California and other states, with vacations and birthdays noted.
Briggsdale high school is retained on the accredited list by the University of Colorado for the year 1939-40. Superintendent Harry Fe Green announced the accreditation status as of June 28. The report notes continued compliance with standards and program quality at Briggsdale schools.
Washington June 28 reports say sixty Jawanese transports sail toward Pakhoi on the Gulf of Tonkin as Sino-Japanese hostilities widen. Pakhoi, a 24 000 population port near French Indo China, is a key commercial gate to Kwangsi with a silk trade footprint and growing foreign settlement.
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