WPB Seizes Wood Pulp to Fuel War Production
Washington June 29 The War Production Board took control of all wood pulp and ordered allocations to paper and paperboard makers. It cites army demands and shortages as the reason and sets August pulp allocations with a July 19 meeting to outline the woodpulp program. Public reporting and filings by July 4 will guide planned consumption for paper, explosives, fabrics, and chemicals.
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Washington
War Production Board
WPT
WI3
Wall Street Ends Mixed After Turbulent Trade
Wall Street ends mixed as gains in some stocks offset early declines amid uneven trading. Strong spots emerge near close while most indices drift, with transfers around 900,000 shares and notable moves in Nickel-Viale, United Airlines, Santa Fe, and government telegraph rate mentions impacting sentiment.
Courts Fine Multiple Offenders In Various City Courts
Lawrence Holderness of 1220 Ninth Street was fined $6 and costs by Justice D. F. Matheson for foreonnepeetion certificate. Chester Natch fined $5 and costs in same court for Ha Wepection certificate. W. E. Hil of Koogey fined $5 and costs for running thet atop. D. A. Dowron of Laramie and others were fined $5 and costs in the same court for driving too fast thru Lasalle. Police Court fines for drunk charges include John Gustafson $1.60, Karl Elter $6.50, Nickerson $6.50, Larsan $11.80, Marvian West $0.50, Bryan Bavis $6, Esquibel $6.50, Melton $2.59, Ernest Cook $20.80 for cum delving, Espinosa $16.59 for disturbance, Estrada $101.50 for indecent exposure and molesting women, Difford Scogeins $6.50, Oscar Young $701.50 for vagrancy, Luz Torrez $16.60, Phillip Antler $4.50, Hebl $6.60, Harold Prince $6.60, Wayne Newton $13.60, Victor Martinez $5.50, Chester Hatch $6.50 for operating car without license, etc. Some suspensions noted amid numerous city fines.
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Lawrence Holderness
Ninth Street
Court of Justice
D. F. Matheson
Chester 5
Natch
Anne
W. Eb, Hil
Koogey Wan
Jnatie
E.G. English
Tigen
Oille Simpson
New Moxlcai
John R. Gustafson
Lindsborg
Kan
Karl ¥Elter
Oral Gather Nickerson
Kersey
Hermutr Larsan
Greeley
Alfred Marvian West
Ith Street
Bryan Bavis
4Th Street
Jon L
Pav
Difford Scogeins
Stitt Avenue
Oscar L. Young
Northaith Avenue
Luz Torrez
Phillip Antler
Harold Prince
Houte No. 1
Wiliam M. Cox
1Sth Street
Ella Archuleta
Mersey
Wayne Newton
Elghth Avenue
Victor Martinez
Hudson
Chester Hatch
Enth Avenue
In Uniform Across City Families With War Service
News from Greeley area details Harry Balaman and Lieut. Lee on leave in Palestine. Harry Salzman, seaman, Navy, reports active duty in the Pacific after training in San Diego. Sgt. Renny Balaman serves in the Army with postings at Sheppard Tex. Chaplain families, promotions, and local relatives share notes on servicemen, furloughs, and wartime experiences.
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Harry Balaman
H. Balaman
Fourteenth Avenue
United States
Armed Forces
Harry Salzman
Navy
San Diego
Pacific
Sgt
Renny Balaman
Army
Sheppard
Tex
Santa, Monica
Calif
Columbia, & C
Waktehoro
Hlawhele
Parente
George Hoff
Greeley
Iekes May Run Mines Until New Contract Signed
Washington reports Interior Secretary Ickes may operate the nation’s front mines if no new contract is signed. The move follows tensions between mine owners and the United Mine Workers, with Carl Elbridge Newtin named representative and a potential broad program to oversee key coal regions.
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Iekes
Brees
Washington
Impresarat
Sovernmault U1
United Mine Workers
Conteac
Ne Lue
Carl Elbridge Newtin
Chesaneake and
Ohio
Fed Vyal
Ickes Waa
West Lost as Davis Quit Resigns Amid Turmoil
West loses a key figure as Davis resigns, with Hogsett and Harold F. Trogesett weighing in. The article notes Davis formerly guided agriculture work in Montana and had ties to Montana farm papers, while commenting on Western sugar beet issues and regional reclamation projects. The WPB has yet to decide on resuming the Colorado-Big Thompson project.
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Davie
Thor
Davy Hat
WPB
Nothon
Federal spending hits record in fiscal year end
Washington reports the federal government spent over 80 billion dollars in the fiscal year. The treasury disbursed more than 30 billion for nonwar operations while war costs totaled about 71.6 billion and the budget ceiling reached roughly 74 billion for wartime needs.
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Washington
Treasury
Aelle
Santa Fe Declares Dividend on Common Stock
New York June 29 director of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway Co today declared another dividend of $1.50 a share on the common stock payable September 1 to stock of record July 40. On March 7 and June 1 a similar dividend was paid.
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New York
Atchison, Topeka & SantaFe Railway Co
Explosion at G I depot causes heavy damage and injuries
Corporal Harry Hnett sustained a severe arm injury while removing shells after a Sunday explosion at the G I facility near Ay and Junction. Major J I Persch and Major A George Woods arrived from Omaha and Denver to probe civilian defense roles. Authorities, including engineers from Camp Hale, check shells and blast sources as car wreckage and communications wires suffer extensive damage across Grand Junction.
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Harry Hnett
Cano Tuleeng Hberg
Ifo
Pirateian
Charles Downing
Fblen
Anonl
Lie Shedls
del Vis
Camp Hale
Pando
Tg Seve Jenth Service Command
Omaha
Br Efarge
A. George Woods
Denver
Colorado
Grand Junction
Griffith
Carman Warren Lampshire
Potatoes Damaged In Central Fields, Martin Estimates
Trenyy Martin, a grower, reports 500 to 700 acres of early potatoes damaged by hail and predicts mixed potential. He notes average losses from 10 to 75 percent, with possible 25 percent net yield if recovery occurs, advises delaying digging to allow maturity, and cites one hill yielding ten potatoes with harvest possible by mid July.
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Martin
Trenyy Martin
Stork Express Horn to Mr and Mrs Kane at Greeley hospital
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Bill at Weld County hospital on June 29 in what appears to be the Stork Express notice. The brief item notes the birth with standard local newspaper phrasing and names the couple and hospital.
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W. W. Webster
Glenmere Divi
H. B. Holcomb
Ajodesto
Calif
Holcomb
Greeley Ciiate
Greeley
Frank’ H. Hol Heams
Fourteenth Avenue
Horn
Myra
Charles Kane
Sixth Avenue
Is Greeley Hospital
Westes Park
Harry Bill
Tha. Weld County Hospital
Friew Invited to join state highway advisory board District 1
Friew Invited to attend a meeting of the Greeley Chamber of Commerce as a newly tainted member of the state highway advisory board for District No 1. Gatolina Fire: Horton Firemen rushed to Horton Plumbing Co shop to scene of small blaze caused by a kneeling lead pot torch. No damage or injury reported.
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A. Price of
Brush
State Highway Advisory Board
Greeley
Gatolina
Hortons
Horton Plumbing Company
Auto Use Stamps Must Be Bought Before July 1st
United States Collector Ralph Nicholas notes $5 in use stamps must be purchased before July 3. Stamps will be securely numbered and jump on the fare with back entry for make model serial number and state license. He suggests dampening the yellow seal toward the wide edge to keep stamps intact on the windshield and urges vehicle owners to record the serial number in case of loss.
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United States
IngrHal Revenue
Ralph Nicholas
Nicholas
Lie
Shania Lecame
Senate Votes To Retain 3 Officials Innevited House Ousts Officials
The Senate voted 43 to 31 to reject House demands to cut 148 million in deficit appropriations and remove three government officials from the payroll. The defeated compromise would have delayed action until Nov 46 with Senate confirmation required. names include Robert Mors Cavett secretary to the Virgin Islands government, W E Dodd, and Boodwin Watson, commissions employees.
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Robert Mors Cavett
Virgin Is’ Lands
W. Be, Dodd
Boodwin Watson
Trial for 15774 Dollars in Fatal Wreck Near Greeley
A jury trial opened in Colorado Springs over a 15774 dollar claim against Continental Oil by A Aasoetatad Frees) Golarnia Springs, widow Edith Dell Conaver, 32, killed in a 1941 crash near Greeley as her husband and she returned from Detroit. Attorney Ben S. Wendelken seeks damages alleging the oil truck driver failed to yield at Highway 6.
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Golarnia Springs
Foul Gonever
Colorado Springs
Continental Oil Company
Greeley
Colo
Edith Dell Conaver
Mra
Detroit
Ben
Wendelken
Conaver
Arthur Rose McPherson
Continental Company
Highway 6
Fla Conaver
Senate Okays 1.238 Billion NYA Appropriation
Washington reports the Senate approved a 1.238 billion dollar Federal program appropriation including 48.8 million for the National Youth Administration. Senator Clark D. of Missouri dropped plans for another NYA vote as the measure passed by voice vote and heads to a joint conference committee.
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Washington
Seiata
National Year
House
Clark D-Rmo
Senate
Prnot
Veice
Toma
Pell Named By United States on War Crimes Commission
The White House designated Herbert Pell longtime New York congressman and former envoy to Portugal as the American member of a United Nations commission to sit in London and investigate war crimes.
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Herbert Pell
United States On War Crime Commission
Ameedated Teese
Washington
White House
Uday
Congresa
New York
Portugal
Trongary
United Naions Commission
London
Six More Raids on Kiska Japs Reported by Navy
Navy communiques recount six additional air raids against Kiska and nearby Little Kiska with aircraft from the Aleutians command. Bombers and fighters pressed the campaign, sinking and damaging Japanese vessels, while a Solomons patrol noted a minor naval disposition. Weather hindered full assessment of results.
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Mashington
Jung
Kiska Feland
Lsland
Hille Kiska
Littia Kiska
Kiska
Aleutians Command
Pacific
Navy
Ming Tayer
Dolton Duving
Wrese
Army Marchell
Wing Venture Medic Vourbers
Lite
Little Kiska
South Pacific
Gentral Solomons
Siska
North Pacific
Monay
Agai
College Calendar Highlights Weekend Events and Films
June events begin with a book review at the Suit Theatre by Mr Glen Trinery. A campus mixer follows in the evening. July activities include a book review in Attie Theatre and a documentary evening in the Red Cross Films series. Meetings and dances fill the schedule, with details for locations and times noted for coordinated student activities.
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Seymour Ivvie
For
Glen CG
Trinery
Emlen
Gunter
Hava
Crauford Mall
Phi Delta Kapna
Andorean
Howse
Ninth Avenue
Red Cross Films
Paudles
Gale C. Frost
The
Red Grogs
St. Louis
Shadoul- Solas Planning Committee
Biavent Union Council Room
Atk- Collozo Danca
Student Union
Mrs Henrietta Bradley Nies Herson dies at 67
Mrs Henrietta Bradley Nies Herson aged 67 died Tuesday morning at 1 08 in Longmont after a fall at home last August and prolonged illness. A native of Privleville Ohio she married Joseph F Bradley in 1904 and lived in Platteville and nearby areas since. One nephew Hubert C Mathews, long a resident, survives with address unknown. Funeral services arranged by Proks mortuary Longmont.
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Henrietta Bradley
West County
Fran
Second Arrest For Espionage In New York
The FBI announced the arrest of a second man on espionage charges in New York. Brat Unrzy De Spratley, 63, aided Ernest Frederick Lehmitz by supplying technical data on national defense? with intent to pass it to Germany. De Spratley pleaded guilty at arraignment and was held for a federal grand jury with bond set at 50,000.
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Associated Press
New York
HB. F. Couroy
New York Officen
Brat Unrzy de Spratley
Ernest Frederick
Luaunitz
Wita
News of
Trail Ridge Road Reopens After Spring Closure
Trail Ridge Road opened on Sunday after delays caused by labor and equipment shortages. Drivers from Great Falls arrived with soldiers atop their vehicles to view blooming alpine meadows, while only a single drift blocked the road briefly.
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Trail Ridge Road
Pilot Narrowly Lands B25 Off Greenland Patrol
Washington reports a B25 piloted by Fire Lieut. Julian J. Bials of Fitchburg Massachusetts forced a precision landing within ten feet of the sea off Greenland after fog and reef danger. The crew escaped unharmed as air operations continued amid the patrol mission.
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Washington
Greenland
Kabrege
War Department
Vazardeils Faurniey
Julian J. Bials
Fitchburg
Mass
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Santa Fo
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Youngstown Sheet
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Glynn Martin
Vexas Co
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Rethlehem
Philp Morda
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Chicago
Aten
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Peices
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Nori Africa
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Uinge
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Tel-Aviv
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Lieut. Lee
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East of Lucerne
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Orville Bean Malnard
Farragut
Idaho
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Fort Lupton
Tallans
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Theough Rolie
Anylow
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Hogsett
Santa Fe
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Stork Express
V-mall
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Tor. of
Pioneer
Eligabeth Cottette
Lue
NYA
College
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Texas Saddle Co
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