How A Battleship Goes To War In Action Aboard
A condensed, vivid tour of battleship life detailing the ship’s 16000 ton scale 650 foot length and the many crews below deck with messes galleys and shore boats while officers monitor firing control rooms plotting and communication centers. The piece blends technical naval activity with human elements aboard a warship in action.
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Wen
Houlins
Capillo
Custonk
Elso
Military pripravatory paths and enlistments in local area
In The Armed Services, Raymond Campbell completes basic training and enters the officers’ preparatory school in the medical administration corps as a step toward officers’ candidate school. Campbell was stationed at Camp Barkeley, Texas, and inducted April 18. Woody Sealer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arelila G. Sealer, 1223 Twelfth Street, enlisted in the U S Navy and is stationed at the naval base in San Diego, pursuing aviation gunner training after graduating from Greeley High in 1941. Edgar Von Trotha, staff sergeant in the air corps at Brownwood, Texas, serves in communications and spent a furlough in Greeley. Private Don Fry, of 608 Sixteenth Street, returned to Fort Logan after a five day furlough. Fry graduated Greeley High in 1959, attended CECE one year, and worked in Fort Collins before induction. Robert Hunt of Maybelle, Colorado, joined the U S Army Air Corps as a cadet for flight training. Hunt is a Greeley High graduate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale D. Hunt, and has a daughter named Mitten. Mussolini’s official salary is listed at 5,250 a year. Gene Norris Jamna, a LaSalle youth and former Cul ture High and CECE student, has enlisted in the aviation corps and will depart for the Marine training base at San Diego on July 7. Two uncles, Lloyd Melfenny and Vern Jay, both of Lasalle, served in the Marines in World War I, as did cousin Wulito Norris of Greeley.
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Raymond Campbell
Medical Administration Corps
Campbell
Camp Barkeley
Taxince Hla
U. S. Army
Woody Sealer
Arelila G. Sealer
United States Navy
Asvel
San Diego
Sealer 3
Poartlan
Greeley High School
Don Fry
Fort Logan
Denver
Arthur
Robert Hunt
Air Corpe
Maybelle
Colo
Dennis
Jasse Peterson
Greeley
U. S. Army Air Corps
Hunt
Dale D. Hunt
Robert Ja
Mitten
Itis
Alte
Barbara Anderson
Gene Norris
Jamna Marines
Bergice
U. S
LaSalle
Cullure High
CSCE
Avarine Corps
Gene
Marine Training
San Tago
Lloyd Melfenny
Vern Jay
Wulito Norrie
Young Republicans Organize Regionally For Precinct Caucuses
Regional drive by Young Republicans to boost interest in precinct caucuses Tuesday June 31 aims to form six focal clubs in Greeley Windsor Platteville Johnstown Fort Lupton and Eaton. District organizers list directors for Greeley Windsor Fort Lupton Johnstown and Eaton areas as they plan to engage members aging out and wartime changes while training leaders for Republican activity.
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Ward County
Lea Diat
Martin Elgln
Greeley
Whalsoy
Platteville
Johnstown
Wort Lupton Fd
Eton
Eyang
la Salle
Kersey
Hardin
Mastera
Orchard
Gill
Peckhan
Distriets
Homer Brave
Gerald Wardell
Milliken
Mead
Loveland Farmer Fatally Injured In Hog Attack
Albert Weigand a year old farmer from Loveland Cola was fatally injured when attacked by a hog in his hog pen yesterday. The animal mauled him and he crawled over the fence before losing consciousness. He died after a long delay in discovery and suffering severe blood loss. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs J F Weigand, a sister Mrs Mattie Utter, and brothers William Grand Lake Weinert Welgand and Jake Weigand.
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Loveland
Cola
Sikte
Albert Weigand
Nanagure
Weigand
Weigand Ia
Atul
J. F. Weigand
Alster
Mattie Utter
Wheatland
Wye
Williamy Weiland
Grand Lake
Weinert Welgand
California
Jake Welgand
United States Army
Animals Essential in Violin Craft Noted
Two animals, sheep and horses, provide vital materials for violins. Sheep supply gut for strings while horsehair is used for bows. The text notes the role of these animals in traditional violin making and hints at related wood and feathered ties.
Trade Board Curbs Candy Corporations
The Federal Trade Commission ordered Western Confectioners' Association and 18 California Washington Utah and Colorado member manufacturers to cease agreements to maintain uniform prices and classifications for candy. The order bans concerted actions to set discounts by purchaser class and prohibits coercion or threats to enforce mutual price or discount terms.
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Washington, Jume
Ttade Commission
Western Confectioners’ Association, Inc
San Francisco
California
Washington
Utah
Colorado
FTC
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Ute
Radio Shack
U. S. Maryland
A.A
Saba
West Indies
Armed Services
Edgar von Trotha
Texas
Air Carpaig
Brownwood
Sere von Trotha
Ar. Aod
L. EB. von Trotha
Mussolini'e
Framier
Mussolini
301St Ordnance
Elton D. Timken
Melvin M. Timken
Mra. Srl Timken
Eighth Street
Camp Sutton
N.C
Army Proving Grounds
Savannah
le T Sth
Ard
P.du
B.S.C
Proving Grounds
Elton Timken
U. S. Treasury Department
Mra
Melvin Timken
Western Union
Camp Crowder
Neosho
Gardner
Tribune
Merle Warner
D. G. Setlers
Johnetowa
Australia
Warner
A. Woolf
Mus
George Mosier
Greelay
Fort Lupton
Hudson
Keenesburg
Prospect Valley
Erie
Frederick
Firestone
Eyunston
Timrvey Sella
Lat Abthorn
Creeley
Joseph Schlek
Ente
Eaton
Ault
Estes Nunn
Dover
Cart
Purcell
Galeton
Cornish
Fasston
Belges
Graver
Hereford
Silna
Keola
New Raymier
Stoneham
Kenneth Queyle
Smith
Grover
Piel
Clough Furniture CO
Loveland Farmer
Brorn Woods Frozen Fonds
Brogh
Carload
Rock Wool
Carl Gulation