Johnson Seeks Senate Seat Candidacy Announced
U S Senator Ed C Johnson informed Democratic State Chairman Byron that he will run for reelection. He defended his record and noted years of service. He was the second candidate to announce for the Democratic nomination, following Justice Ben Hillinch.
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Peea
U.S
Ed C. Johnson
Byron Agers
Etustar
Hisself
Tustice Ben
Senate
Saint 2
Hillinch
Body of Walsenburg Youth Recovered Near Cabin Trip
The body of Frank Natz Jr., 16, of Walsenburg Colorado was found in a mountain crevice after disappearing on a Sunday field trip in the Cucharag district, about 26 miles west of Walsenburg. He apparently drowned after falling into a stream. About 200 men and boys helped search, including workers from the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company mine where his father was employed.
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Assostaret Press
Walsenhare
Colo
Jung
Frank Natz, Jr
Cucharag
Acles
Walseiurg
Mestream
Liu Aearah
Colorado Foot & Tron Cory
Fare
Commissioner Group Honors Harley Warren at Fort Collins Meeting
Harley Warren was honored by a commissioner group led by Northeastern Colorado County Commissioners at their Fort Collins meeting. The session covered wool crop price concerns, a $42.82 billion penny appropriation, and testimony before a subcommittee on wool price actions urged by government officials. A separate Bayeen Lake drowning occurred when two other boaters perished after a motor boat capsized, with rescuers aided by nearby mariners and a dog present during the incident.
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Uctiiity
Itarisy Warrett
Greeley
Thatrman
Colorado County Commissioners Association
Mmesting
Fort Collins
May Bay
Washington
Genet B.D. Greegry
Gurney
ISD
Sean Wetter
Thers Fry
Della Pluzaber
Bayeen Lake
Grand Aleas
Witching Fry
Joie Diewater
Clarence Crawley
Cecil Myers
Della
Rory Myers
Crawley
Constanly
Rabies Outbreak Leads Pueblo Health Efforts
State health official W. Conan will be assigned to the Pirrhin area to coordinate local health authorities in combating a rabies outbreak. Beaty reports about 700 stray dogs have been killed and as many as 300 more may be rounded up. About 25 raids have been found in Pueblo during the last two months.
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Pueblo Arta
Muchio
Golo
W. A. Conan
Bert L. Beatly
Commissioner of Public Safety
Beaty
Pueblo
Bus Crash Near Cheyenne Claims Two Lives
A bus carrying 13 passengers and driver Virgil Khubiman left the road on a hill crest near Cheyenne. Two women died instantly, another perished later in hospital, and seven more were injured but expected to recover. The injured were treated at Warren Memorial hospital as authorities noted no additional fatalities anticipated.
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Wyo
Ture
Cheyenne
Bya
Phy Biglata
Dnjurica
Union Prestle Tae
Passuimers
Ihn
Virgil Khubiman
FDR Extends Rubber Drive to July 10th
Washington roosevelt extended the rubber collection drive by ten days to July 10th due to continued shortages. The update follows a plan previously set to end Saturday and cites a total collection of 219000 tons as the motive for the extension.
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Washington
Oornamlent Roosevelt
Linve
Lomorrow
Pat
Tekes
I Hig Eopaily Os
Petroleum Coordinater
Dan Wil Hamel Dayd, Jr
Betraleum Industry War Council
Quake Rocks City in Chile
A strong quake struck Santiago Chile causing significant damage in the downtown area. Buildings toppled masonry fell, many injured, and panic spread as residents fled to the streets. Authorities report extensive destruction across the capital and surrounding regions.
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Chile
Santiago
Sentor
Big Thompson Fund Increase Seeks Record Support
Senator Eugene 1 ANNKIn led a Northern Colorado conference push for a bold fund rise. The plan would allocate six and a quarter billion dollars, with wartime style urgency and wide political backing noted at the gathering.
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Eugene 1
Annkin
Charles Anken
Northern
Colorado
Victim of Weld Affray May Live
Roy Robertson a former sheriff’s deputy in southwestern Weld county was treated at St Saint’s hospital in Denver with a crushed skull after a Saturday night fight at the Columbine Castus Inn. Three men ages 19 to 21 were rounded up by sheriff's deputies in Greeley and booked. Robertson’s condition remained serious but showed signs of stability Monday as doctors assessed his injuries and the chances of recovery.
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Roy Robertson
Cahanblne
Weld County
St. Like's
Denver
Gherif
Greeley
Robertson
Columbine Castus
Bart Spinner
Te On Sing
Vhreo
Aid
Suates
Droughto Greeley
Gabi Martinez
Raymond Juarez
Charles Morales
Adoyernilan
Roberts Son
Load Truck Order Postponed Amid Wartime Revision
Washington June The defense transportation order postponement extends to July 1 to allow a general revision of orders governing trucks in over the road service. The change lets trucks return empty if no cargoes are available as the government reassesses efficiency standards amid rubber shortages and equipment delays. Denver 29 Kilgny Chettawett of Trinidad, a representative from the third congressional district, will seek renomination.
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Arevetevil Perea
Washington
of Thea of Defense Transportation
ODT
Tha Drdurn
Arlgie Wileas
Chenoweth
Denver
J Kilgny Chettawett
Trinidad
Fran
Intercultural Workshop Opens Monday At CS College
An intercultural workshop sponsored by the National Conference of Christians and Jews and Colorado State College opens Monday in Green Bay. It will run five weeks directed by Régar A. Taylor Jr. of Hackensack New Jersey, with 17 advance registrations. Students from Illinois California Missouri Texas Rhode Island Iowa Nebraska Denver Ohio and Alabama are enrolled. The program grows from a three year old intercultural relations conference and was begun in the previous year for a different group.
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National Conference of Christians and Jews
Colorado State College of Fillion
Ilon
CSCE
Inois
California
Amsouri
Texas
Whade Island
Towa
Nebraska
Denver
Ola
Ahehigna
H L Newton Dies Suddenly
Howard L. Newton Sr longtime Greeley Elks guardian died at his home from a heart attack. He lived in Greeley 13 years after coming from Sterling where he helped start the Elks lodge. Survived by wife Amy, two children Howard L Jr and Mrs Rachel Nell, Denver, four grandchildren, two brothers and four sisters. Funeral at Sateres Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 pm with Elks grave service at Jin Grove.
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Staward
Greeley Elks Cin
Thirteenth Street
Newton
Greeley
Sterling
The
Elks Lodge
Colorado Motor Way
Amy Newton
Honard L. Newton
Rachel Nell
Denver
Rotorado
Me. Newton
Satires
Jinn Grove
Elks
Parade to Feature Fort Warren Vehicles in Greeley July 4
Fort Morgan June 24 report says 15 of 17 men initiated into the Veterans of Foreign Wars last Saturday were under fire during the Pearl Harbor attack and are now training in Army Air School preliminary flight instruction. Initiation was conducted by the Denver staff team.
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Fort Morgan
Golo
Mointies
Veterans of Foreign Warn
Pearl Harbor
Army Air School
Denver
Hourlong Wild Flight Ends With Landing At Ann Arbor
Miss Joan Tesh 19, a Willow Run bomber plant worker, fainted midair aboard an airplane that circled Ann Arbor airport for nearly an hour before briefly reviving and landing, then fainting again. Airport instructor Hubert Young assisted, plane incurred minor damage, no serious injuries reported.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Ann Arbor City
Hubert Young
Tails Tesh
Wa Plake
Ina
Ellsworth Road
State
Iate
Navy Losses at Midway Reported in Battle Summary
Navy announces staggering losses in the Battle of Midway including four aircraft carriers sunk with about 275 to 276 planes and crews. Also two heavy cruisers, three destroyers sunk with several battleships and heavy ships damaged. US reports one destroyer lost and carrier damage. Japanese death toll tallied across carriers, battleships, cruisers, destroyers, and transports.
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Atidwa
Mayny
Navy
Renora Nowi
Midway
Akagi
Kuga
Soryi
Kiryu
Mogami
Sukie
United States
Lattle Atton
Sarlit Criieer
Long Cherished Boots Turned In To Aid War Effort
Mrs. Sarah Mulford of 1309 Ninth Street presented two pairs of rubber boots from her late husband Charles Mullard, a LaGrange district farmer, to aid the war drive against Japan. She kept them in her basement since his 1908 death, but now places patriotism above sentiment.
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Sarah
Mulford
Ninth Street
Charles 5. Mullard
LaGrange
Cheap British submachine gun aids saboteurs
London reports Britain is producing an eight dollar sub machine gun to arm saboteurs and patriots aiding Allies in opening a second front in Europe. The dime store look weapon fires nine millimeter German Hallam and French ammunition and has been tested in commando raids on the French coast. Military experts call it highly useful for shock troops but note it is meant for discreet distribution to saboteurs.
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London
Europe
Commando Raiie
Stamp Drive By Retailers Opens July 1
Alp Greeley Rewil Stores pledge full operation in a nationwide drive to sell more Way Stamps and Bonds. The drive opens at noon for a 15 minute period with no sale of other items, then continues as stores stock stamps as routinely as merchandise. Dick Smith, chairman of the Greeley Victory Display Committee, says the campaign will remind people stamps are both a patriotic duty and a sale feature. Special displays will be used nationwide. Refugee liner Dratninghoms is expected in New York tomorrow with several hundred passengers from Clishon, many Americen citizens or dependents. Two Greeley girls from CSCH last year began nursing training at Children’s Hospital in Denver.
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Alp Greeley Rewil
Dick Smith
Greeley Victory Display Committee
Washington
New York Morrow
Weather Oval for 24 Hours Includes City Temperatures
Weather oval lists Moray high 79 low 5 Amarillo 944 Cerio Genser 76 58 El Paso 92 71 Kan baa Cay 92 73 New Orleans 12 71 for 24 hours. Data appears fragmentary with inconsistent formatting and missing units.
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Amarillo
Cerio
Genser
el Paso
Kanbaa Cay
New Orleans
Greeley parade to showcase forks of road and floats
A Saturday parade in Greeley features a Fork Warren Quarterning Center contingent and replacement center officers. Bruce Alier announces the event with marching bands, drum corps, and civic groups from Fort Margin American Legion to Cheyenne junior VA band. Floats, patriotic themes, and prize sections will guide judging, with prizes in four categories.
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Thyra Hyndred
Warren Quarterningfers
Wil
Greeley
Mdb
Montay Marig
Bruce Alier
Parana cWalyan
Teland Grove
Greeley American Legion
Miller
Navy Bombs Japs on Wake Island
Washington reports US aircraft attacked Wake Island in the Pacific in May, damaging air facilities and defenses. The raid aimed to deter Japanese efforts to strengthen Wake, with observers noting limited success and stating no major reoccupation attempt by Japan was confirmed.
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Washington
Navy
Wake Island
Pacific
Amerie Marine
Japan
Hawaiian
Pearl Harbor
Midway
Wld
Vicw
William P. Finlsey
M Wall
Gilbert Islands
Stonning
Robt Chesnut Dies Suddenly Pioneer Cattleman Passes
Robt Chesnut 79 longtime Neeba Draw LaSalle district cattleman and farmer died suddenly on Saturday afternoon from a heart attack in a farm near Twin Bridges. He had lived in Weld County since age eight and worked as cowboy, cattleman, and farmer. Survived by wife Minnie and seven children. Services set for Tuesday at Macy's drawing room Grove.
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Neeba Draw
LaSalle
Twin Bridger
Chesnut
Weta County
Ria
Minnie Cheront
Mira
Movie Flanson
Grace Clesnut
Byron Chusnindal
Eamit
Catit
Kersey
Macy's Drawing Room
British Admit They're Giving Up Matruh Key To Defense Of Egypt
British defenders of Egypt evacuate Matruh 175 miles west of Alexandria as Rommel’s forces press toward the Nile valley. London reports German and Italian claims of the fall while British authorities note strategic withdrawal to delay and regroup near the Suez border. Cairo confirms Axis advance and heavy losses for the British, with Axis shells and air raids striking coastal areas and the harbor.
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Edward Kennedy
Peter Coir
Matruh
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Andry
Bitlieh
Lomight
Mareshal
Erwin Rommel
Nile Valley
Suez
Matnph
Robent Bunnelle
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Mediterranean
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Tank Ani Gus
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bEomate
Enaty Ward
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Rome Bulletin
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SOS Light Division
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Halian
Halian High Command
Mittain
Rommel
Britain
Lita
Eighth Army
Trritich
Salim
Mey
Thane
Taupply
Rose
War In Brief Summary From Fragmented 1941 Dispatches
War chronicle notes Japan’s advances and Allied responses. Soviet defense of Sevastopol persists while Germany reorganizes. Pearl Harbor loss tallies report four carriers and heavy ships. Midway battles and Australian HQ updates reflect shifting momentum in the Pacific as New Guinea and China theaters see offensives and counteractions.
Germans Open Drive on Vital Russ Railway
German forces launch a major offensive in the Ukraine area near Kursk aiming to disrupt the rail link between the south and central fronts. Front dispatches report intense fighting around Kharkov and Sevastopol with heavy German pressure on Sevastopol and ongoing Soviet counterattacks inland. A separate note cites an anti Nazi riot in Sweden as police moved to disperse a gathering near Radivik.
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Asascieled
Devaar Morcow
Mussiyn Mae
Fran Kursk
Meascow
Viemon
Kharkev
Russia
Ye Murak
London
Kharkov
Yor Bock
Don River
Stalingrad
Hte
Mursk
Musk Ane Sevastono
Cormins Teporind
Inek
Dannts
Molak Mgitag
Central
Lenin Sind
Dale City
Iroring
Kyonstadt Hay
Cour Immique
Mur Walsk
Retail Stores Open Late on Friday Night
Retail stores will stay open Friday night while others close Saturday for the holiday. Courthouse and city offices will be closed Saturday, July 4, with some businesses remaining open Friday night as usual.
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Overley
Sill Tat
Courmause
City
Afticus Wil Ie
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Iran Greeley
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