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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1942

Page

2

Collar and Lapel Insignia of the United States Army

The display shows Army ground forces insignia for Infantry Cavalry Field Artillery and Coast Artillery Corps worn by officers and enlisted men, with Air Corps insignia shown to the right by officers and enlisted men.

United States Army Arne Army of the United States Infantry Cavalry Fieid Artillery Coast Artillery Corps Army Air Corps Services of Supply War Department Gorge of Engineers Quartermaater Corps Ordnance Department Chemical Warfare Service Signal Corps Finance Department Medical Department Military Police

Accomplices of Eight Nazis Nabbed After Sub Arrival

FBI rounds up alleged Nazi saboteurs linked to a landings on Long Island and Florida. Names of eight suspects and two groups revealed. plans aimed at crippling aluminum and other war plants, with $170,000 seized and future arrests expected. Coast guard alert helped intercept. no final charges disclosed yet.

New York Selnun Ratau Neell Inst FBI Germany Long Island Chile Tong Island Ayingaisely Hoover Times Maela George John Dasel Ernest Bier Burger Fegal Vate Michigan National Guard Welnrich Ir Stevick Robert Quirk Hoover Gullty Aluminima Company of America Malenter America Kandaman Amagansetl Acizure Coast

Defense Supply Bill Adjusted By Committee To Make Sure Henderson Stays in Limits

Canon City notes a fatal pedestrian crash as Van Moler dies after being struck by a car driven by Edward Stenem. In Washington, the one line Budget Committee report advances a defense bill to roughly 228 billion dollars for national defense since 1940, with a 75 million OPA allocation limited to Henderson’s office and strict not-to-augment provisions. The measure mirrors budget recommendations for other war agencies and aims to curb patronage concerns while funding essential wartime programs.

Henderson Canon City Cola Kit Win van Moler Wna Enid van Meter Edward Stenemon Cilmuz van Meter Daugster Mra Pearl Stewart Pucito William F. Arbogast Associated Prose Waslington War Shipping Administration Leon Henderson Office of Price Administration Budget Bureau Fenttevaou Tenderson Capitoln OPA

Vacumatic Gas Saving Test Offered to Motoring Public

Colorado motorists are urged to join a unique gas saving test with the Vacumatic device. The automatic supercharge carburetor claims up to 40 percent fuel savings, faster acceleration, and more power. Vacumatic Carburetor Co. of Wauwatosa Wisconsin offers a free unit to testers who will install it in their cars and spread the word.

Colorado Vacumatic Carburetor Co Wauwatosa Wisconsin

Gas Price Jump On East Coast Amid Shortage

Gasoline prices rose modestly across the East Coast as supplies tightened and only a few stations stayed open. The shortage spurred long lines and motorists faced fuel uncertainty with altered travel plans and city authorities urging order.

Wall Street Advances and Slips Shine Through Trading

Wall Street mixed on June 24 as steel stocks fluctuated, with early gains fading. Major movers included Union Pacific, Santa Fe, Chrysler, DuPont, and Westinghouse, while Gulf Oil and American Cyanamid showed strength in curb listings amid cautious liquidity and a 270,000 share transfer volume.

Steela Lewell Wp Preciactly Ag Steels Stocka Union Patific Santa Fe Chrysler Mevove Gopper & Brass du Pont, Kannecott Senna Haebuck Loew's Weatinghouse Gulf Gillvewster Aero American Cynnamid American Gas Hesilayt Wero Nium Anprica Bell Telephone Canada Panlence

Courts In Polles Gourt Fines in Monday Session

Police court fines totaled 270 dollars for gambling on Tagtown streets. August Schremmer paid 26.50 for assault and battery, Arthur Guererra 11.50 for using a street latrine, and four men including Earl Johnson Felix Acosta Joseph Jeminez and Julian Lovez faced 76.00 each or similar sums for gambling. Ed Valdez was jailed on a non support charge and Carl Stenbrecker faced nonsupport charges. District Judge Clark upheld Landien’s license restoration after a dispute with the State Board.

Polles Gourt August Schremmer Fourth Avenue Arthur Guererra la Junta Felix Acosta Joseph Jeminez Eaton Julian Lovez Lundsen Frederic W. Clark

Why Suffer from Colon Ailments Ad Promo

An advertisement from The Thornton and Minor Clinic in Kansas City offers a free booklet on colon disorders. The brochure promises illustrations charts and X ray pictures and invites readers to write for immediate free delivery.

Lear Thornton & Minor Clinic McGee Bt Kansas City Ady

War coverage explained to NEA at Denver convention

National Education Association heard from Theodore J. Metzger on AP war coverage and the front line experiences of correspondents Louis P. Lochner Richard Masevork and others. The briefing stressed accuracy over gloss and highlighted the dangers reporters faced on front lines and at sea.

Denver National Education Association Today Theodore J. Metzrer Tod United States Artery Jen Germany Lne Mets Ber Larry Allen Clark Lee Yates McDaniel

Not necessary mortuary sign at Fort Lupton home

Linden displays a mortuary sign at his Fort Lupton residence while embalming occurred at Hrighton under the representation of H. E. Crist for Lundien.

Linden Fort Lupton Duallo Hrighton H. E. Crist Lundien

Less Tea and Coffee Held Probable for the Duration

Coffee shortages loom with predicted heavy cuts in consumption while tea demand also tightens amid ship shortages and war needs. Officials project coffee drinkers will trim daily intake to about one and a half cups, with tea supplies likely to stretch only into spring 1943.

Alexander M. George Cwttle Washington Tia Fulmra Uncle Sambag Wick

Three ships sunk in Atlantic pushing tally higher

The navy reports three small merchant ships a Norwegian Yugoslavian and an American were sunk in the Atlantic bringing unofficial Associated Press western Atlantic sinkings since Pearl Harbor to 423. The Norwegian ship went down May 14 off the northern coast of South America with two of 93 dead survivors rescued by the Yugoslavian ship which was sunk the next day with two dead out of 41. Survivors reached the United States. Also noted is a description of the Sphynx carved from rock with two large chambers and a long corridor through the body.

Presa Atlantic Navy Pearl Harbor South America Gulf Coast Yngorlas United States

Liberia sets price for buying wives at sixty dollars

The government of the Negro republic of Liberia fixes a price of 60 dollars for buying and selling wives, with installments arranged if desired.

Negro Republic of Liberia Africa

British Admit Matruh Fall

British admit Matruh fall as frontline pressure tightens. The commentary notes Matruh’s narrow front near the Qattara Depression and the strategic rail link to Alexandria. It highlights Matruh’s small population, desert trade, and its wartime role as western Egyptian headquarters.

Pare Cite Salwm Matruh Borssial Alex Sandy Alexandria Tobruk Britain Matey Fovers

Heavy RAF raids strike St Nazaire and Bremen

London reports sharp night raids on St Nazaire and the occupied coast with RAF fighter bombers. Bremen endured a second major attack in three nights leaving large fires and damaged ships. One plane was lost and two Canadian pilots in a hurricane squadron reportedly damaged a vessel during a low level run.

London Horn St. Navaire French RAR Bremen France Mintetry Germany

Mythic rooster's dawn crow ties to Mars servant fate

In myth, a servant named Electryon failed to call Mars at sunrise. Enraged, Mars transformed him into a rooster, turning his punishment into a daily crow at daybreak. The tale explains roosters crowing each morning as a reminder of the god’s anger and the servant’s oversight.

Mars Suntice

No Borne White Canvas Gloves For Kitchen Use

Protect hands from burns with white canvas gloves that have double palms. Useful near the oven when handling steaks and chops to prevent splatter burns and keep arms safe.

Local births and radio show highlight from Greeley area

The notices report births at Greeley hospital on June 24 27 and 28 to families in Greeley Ault La Salle and Fort Sam Houston Texas including two sons and two daughters. Pvt Paul Anderson a Greeles native contributed to an Army Radio Show broadcast June 28 portraying Don ald FP as part of the Eighth Corps Area War Bond program.

Ron Orville Prosser la Salle Greeles Hospital Faul Anderson Fort Sam Houston Texas Paul Anderson Tex Greeles Eighth Corps Donald FP Mason Tech Te Quality Network WOAT WEAA WAP KPRU

Cranberries In Short Supply As Limited Growing Areas Persist

The demand for cranberries remains higher than supply as only select spots suit cranberry culture. A well cared for bog can bear indefinitely and a 1554 era bog still yields plentifully. Turkeys Raised For Thanksgiving In U.S. total between 33 million and 34 million.

U.S

Smith Brothers Mortuary Portrait Offer for Service Members

A local mortuary announces a partnership with Success Portroit Company to produce life size oil portraits of any deceased service member in the family at a nominal contract price. The offer emphasizes volume production and appeals to families seeking a lasting memorial.

Portroit Company McConnell Smith Brothers Greeley

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