Damaging Hail Strikes Weld County Farms
Beneficial thunderstorms hit Weld County early Thursday afternoon leaving some fields with up to a half inch of hail and widespread damage. Ralph Partridge of Winagor sugar factory estimated heavy losses to beets and crops, with barley and beans hardest hit. Wheat damage not yet assessed. reports cite up to 60 percent crop loss on Wind Boy farm and extensive damage near Windsor and Nuon Bafferei area.
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Winagor
de Windsor
Windsor
Counly
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Elwell
Grealey-Lavelanidt
Nunn Grain
Nuon
Thursda
Hichary Galbraith
C. A. Bilwell
L. Davis
Weld
State clubs organized by Oklahoma New Mexico
Oklahoma and New Mexico state clubs formed at the college with officers for New Mexico including President J a T tet call of Clovis Vice President John Clegg Tucumcari Secretary Law Black Portales Treasurer TLais Sever of Naton Public relations chair Unt Service of Raton Containment chair Robert Divia Oklahoma resident George Pierce McAlester Vice President Tallip S Pallissard Broken Arrow Secretary Benewres Tea Lane Anniarko
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New Textes
New Mexico
J. A T. Tetcall
Clovis
John Clegg
Tucumcari
Law Black
Portales
Tlais Sever
Naton
Unt Service
Raton
Robert Divia
Oklahowa
George Pierce
McAlester
Preahland
Tallip S. Pallissard
Hroken Arrow
Benewres
Tea” Lane
Anniarko
WPA Programs Halted Temporarily As Biennium Ends
Denver reports WPA projects nationwide will pause temporarily by Friday night as the biennium ends. Officials say a legislative appropriation of funds could extend operations another month, and if approved, projects would resume.
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Associated Peeas
Denver
Falls
Serviyor
Colorado
Alate
Rasson
Tie
Bhriver
Jack Dempsey Ill After Emergency Appendectomy
New York June 30 Jack Dempsey former world heavyweight champion underwent emergency appendectomy last night a serious complication developed and he died today hospital officials said Dempsey had been resting comfortably the night before his condition worsened and his passing was reported by hospital staff.
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New York
Jack
Bemp
Child With Tick Fever Escorted Over Mountains to Denver Hospital
A seriously ill child from Mancoa Colorado was transported by patrol escorts through two mountain passes arriving at 1 a m at Denver Children’s Hospital. The trip lasted about six hours with a patrol escort averaging 62 mph. The child had been unconscious for a week and a doctor cited a fever and possible Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
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Wresst
Mer
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Mancoa
Colo
Lelen
Malone
Denver Dactern
Rocky
Colorado
Getty Secured Trial Exhibits and Davis's Charge
Fragmented report on impeachment proceedings with Davis accusing a president of overreach and withholding documents. Representative George G Davis of Colorado Springs disclosed writings demanding immediate return of documents. A Browning coach was cited for remarks on impeachment access and the tone of the proceedings.
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Davis
C. Getty
Conpiiveton
de Tri
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Reepublican
Colorado Springa
Inte
Weather glimpses across Colorado and Wyoming forecast
Partial cloud cover in Colorado Friday night and Saturday with likely showers and storms in the western area. Wyoming expects partly cloudy skies Friday night and Saturday with possible wintry changes. Temperature outlook shows a 24 hour period ending 8 a.m. Friday with highs around 8 percent and lows near 60, plus moisture.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Wuinderstoring Jn
Laval
Registration For 6 Weeks On Saturday At CSCE Summer Session
Registration for a six week CSCE summer term at Colorado State College of Education will be held Saturday. Between 20 and 400 additional registrations are expected as new students arrive midweek, with the term opening Wednesday July 5. No classes July 3 or 4. classes shift to Saturday July 8 for Independence Day observances. The week's concert by the CSCE scholarship cot band will be held Wednesday at 8 o'clock instead of Thursday night at 8.
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Uustareek
Colorado State College of Education
CSCE
Will Ha
Studying Graduate School and Neglect to Enroll
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss studying toward graduate school at CSCE and neglect to enroll further. Unclear dates or entities present. focuses on intent versus enrollment.
Two Arrested For Fireworks Ordinance Violations
Police say Gragley and Albert Munoz were arrested Thursday night at Lincoln Park for violating the city fireworks ordinance. Pali reports Tru mp and Munoz faced the incident and are held for enforcing the rule.
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Gragley
Falion
Greeley
Mike Tru- Mp
Eighth Avenue
Albert Munoz
Fourth Street
Lincon ‘Park
Pali
Lending Program Seen as Effort to Buy Election
Washington June 20 J As StC Intel Areay chairmen of the Republican national committee said the administration’s lending program was an attempt to sway the 1940 election. They warned the new deal would corrupt the economy, threaten the nation’s heritage, and push a national socialist agenda while promising to create jobs and solve unemployment.
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Intel
Washington
Jolm Itavndl Loti
Tle
Hamilton
Fay
G O P to Talk to Death New Monetary Bill
The article reports GOP leaders planning talks on a new monetary bill. Senator Ausn and President Revolt comment on potential support and urgency. Roosevelt era rhetoric hints at emergency powers and debates over Congress delaying action. Local reactions note concern over fiscal authority and constitutional limits.
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G.O.P
House Passes Compromise on Fund for Relief
The House approved a compromise on a relief fund, proposing a total of 1.756 billion dollars to be available for use this year starting tomorrow. The plan abolishes the WPA center project and trims 53 million dollars from the Senate’s recommended figure, awaiting final Senate action and President Roosevelt’s signature before the deadline.
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House
Tha -House -Spe
Drivers Must Apply For Licenses Today
Public advisory from Secretary Saunders urges immediate driver license applications and payment of a $1 fee. The source notes difficulty arranging road test criteria and outlines deadlines, with further statements from officials on examination requirements and implementation timelines.
Lankford New Fieldman Named at Greely Inelory
Lankford, newly named fieldman for the Greely Inelory district, transferred from Ovid. John Totrikin moved from the Hi district that winter. Lankford, a Colorado State College graduate, has AFL experience and is arranging to bring his family to the area.
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Neliman
Greely Sigar
Binsin
Ovid
John Totrikin
Hie
Greetoy
Uoliinien
Fort Cal Jing
Morrill
Neb
Wordy Nazi Warning Amid Geneva Tensions
The report, attributed to Associated Press, notes British Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax warning Germany that future aggression would be met with force while Premier Mussolini and other leaders stay in close contact. It describes students in Geneva ordered to harvest and a volatile political backdrop with Britain and France preparing for possible wider conflict.
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Basta
Germany
Dante
Bethel
Lord Falix
Iisa
Prenet Peemier Datadler
Muxsalini
Britlin
Hitler
England
Geneva
University of Geneva
Great Britain
Naw
Europe
Army Drives to Add 112,500 Men in Expansion Plan
The government launches a sweeping expansion plan to raise 112,500 enlisted personnel, with 200,000 National Guard and Regular Army poised for quick mobilization. General Craig pushes for a 25,000 man increase and a readiness posture while Congress approves a 52 million defense appropriation.
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Mally Graig
United States
Wreck Injures Eater Man and Family Near Lupton
An early report states Cipie Golimpa aged 6 and Edna Golimpa 64 of Fort Luyton sustained multiple injuries in a collision one mile north of Fort Linton. Lenny Homenover 19 of Platteville and Bitiel Tlemenover 38 suffered cuts and bruises when a vehicle driven by Leroy Gallrons collided after a hay wagon pulled into the highway. Courtesy Patrol notes Goltrapa car was pushing another vehicle at impact.
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Cipie Golimpa
Edna
Fort Luyton
Fort Linton
Lenny Homenover
Platteville Roe
Bitiel M. Tlemenover
Ariveyly Leroy
Gultraps
Iatitia
Goltrapa
Ton Wo
Man Arrested After June Shooting Injures Manarez
Jon Monarez, 35, of Stine Line, was shot in the arm on June 11 by Manuel Garcia, 50, of Htato Ming. Garcia held without charge as authorities await condition updates and possible operation for arm injury.
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Jon Monarez
Art
Manuel Garcia
Htato Ming
Longmont
Attica Wna
Garety
Monater
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