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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1942
Page
3
London experiences a lighter war tempo with British resilience and shaken German morale. The writer contrasts London’s post blitz recovery and social life with Berlin's rationing, labor strain, and wartime shortages, noting English entertainment ease and Germany’s persistent food and fuel hardships.
The Colorado office shows the War Bond quotas for July 192x, with a statewide total of 0.81 million and a national target near one billion dollars. The notice urges citizens to act, urging at least ten percent of income to be lent to support war efforts and accelerate victory for American soldiers, sailors, marines, and airmen on all fronts.
June 29 Nono, the Nico Library, transfer of stewardship from Miss Doolittle to former Nuna News office, due to Miss Doolittle’s health. Community support cited. longtime service noted. many local figures named for donations and assistance. Events also mention Ladies Aid meetings and social gatherings with local residents and visitors.
In Germany taxis are scarce at night while daytime supply remains ample unlike England where taxis stay plentiful during working hours. The gasoline shortage has reduced taxi service, leaving only essential trips and halting many nonessential rides.
Otto CG Matson of Battery A Fifty fourth Artillery orders a truck and crew to requisition mess hall china from the warehouse to ensure his battery receives the new supply. A solitary count echoes as the crates are hauled to the truck.
West Pawnee 4 H held a leadership meeting to plan a tour and rename the club to Victory. Local families visited Denver and Fork Morgan as the community held a lawn party at Earle Rock Ranch with prize games and a birthday gift for Mrs. Charles Bayler. The British Empire covers nearly one four of the earth’s land surface.
Henry Luther, secretary of the republican central committee, announced caucus places for the Greeley precincts on Tuesday evening June 30. Meetings will run from 7 to 9 pm at various homes and local venues across Ward One Ward Two and Ward Three with designated addresses and hosts listed for each precinct.
A wartime notice explains financing scout cars for the Ordnance Department. A scout car costs $5,000 and provides protection for troops. Citizens are urged to invest at least ten percent of wages in War Bonds each pay period to meet county quotas.
Mrs G E Walker hosted WSCS with 20 plus members, devotions, and a lesson from Democracy in the Christian House of Democracy. Myra Nicks led a talk on race and religion impacting students, followed by a covered dish luncheon and crafts for summer. Dorrie Gideon visited from near Greeley. Myra Nicks leads the club. next meeting with Diy Jonm Smith.
The Kerry blue terrier or Irish blue terrier is praised as a hardy, easily trained, intelligent purebred dog ideal for farmyards and cottages across Kerry mountains and eland. Also notes a adjustable head rest device aimed at preventing bad dreams for stomach sleepers, marketed as chromium sealed and padded.
The National League of Teachers Associations conference, held with Colorado State College of Education, meets July 6 7 at Greeley to plan future education. Lectures, discussions, and field trips supplement sessions. college credit may be earned by teachers attending. The event precedes the 80th annual National Education Association convention in Denver from June 7 to July 2.
Kersey Hrothers of Denver shipped cattle from Millbrook to the EK Seldin place south of Kersey. The Kersey Community Tailed Aids will meet on July 1. Mr and Mrs Joy Mortimer hosted a family reunion in Ava with guests from California, Sterling, Grand Junction, and Gresley, including Mr and Mrs Dix and their relatives.
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