Greeley Prepares for Big Spud Rodeo Weekend
Greeley plans a two day Fourth of July festival with a major rodeo program at Island Grove Park. Events include a mile derby with 500 prize money, steer wrestling, calf roping, and a fireworks display. Parade routes run through town with out of town groups and local organizations participating.
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Grigeiais
Greeler
Elr
Greeley
Icland Grove
Greeley Chamber of Commerce Will Is Host To Summer School Findinis
Colorato State College of Mitication
Rael
Prident
Euley
Sandy
Jem Cheyenne
Leave
Loveland
Fort Morgan
Cotorala Springs
Housier
Creeley
Wriiten Hn
Might
Bolle
Ldncula Park
Poetey
Sie Howes
Eyvonty
Grealey
Aredia
cMldrei
Weetlan
Bevenlyy
Eighth Avenue
Pitth Atreet
Fifi Street
Ninth
CIO End Strike in Oakland May Adopts Amendment
A tentative agreement ends a prolonged strike by Oakland and Alameda county workers. Workers suspended action after a May 1 deadline, with union leaders announcing acceptance of an amendment to halt the walkout. The vote closes the dispute surrounding wage and contract terms.
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Ciddoaclnisty
Oakland
Alameda
Johnson Wins In Texas Vote Amid Tumultuous Balloting
Dallas Texas June election results show Senator Taweeleled Fo ctes and candidate Jebsen gaining votes amid a contested race. O'Daniel trails as ballot counts drift, with late returns shaping the final outcome of the Texas contest. The report notes irregularities and shifting tallies affecting the statewide result.
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Dallas
Tex
W. Leo O'Daniel
Tandon Johnson
Texas
Daniel
Driver Jailed After Accident in Copperfield Illinois
Tray T Espinosa 27 jailed for drunken driving after a Highway 14 crash west of Albany. Espinosa car damaged. passenger Sam Avnine and Dauburl Feil Colling's passenger injured lightly. Richard Kealther fined for failing to secure Colorado plates. Several other drivers cited for various traffic offenses in connected incidents.
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Tray T. Espinosa
Copper‘ield
Itlea
Aue J
Espinosa
Dauburl
Feil Colling
Espouse
Sam Avnine
War Bulletins amid European Fronts June 20 1939
London reports American Eagle volunteers lead recent HAF sweeps in Northern France with fighters excelling against German bases across the English Channel. Finland attacks Hakko as Russia seized 1939-40 gains. Reuters notes RAF bombers resume raids on the French coast Boulogne Calais with heavy blasts across the mist.
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London
Rowcces
France
English Channel
Hakko
Russia
Finland
Reuters
Stockholm
Boulogge
Calais
Simpson May Be Western Sugar Chief
Simpson, state executive officer for Lia AAA at Fort Collins, may become Western Sugar chief for 13 states including Colorado. Reported from Greeley, officials cited Washington talk but no confirmation yet, with Simpson having traveled to Washington for possible final word. A separate blaze near North Table Mountain burned nearly 500 acres, with firefighters on scene before it was controlled.
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Simpson
Lia Aaa
Fort Collins
Western Leeti Directus
Colorado
Greeley
Frank Frazier
AAA
Washington
Harry Clay
Oml
Hay Hogerts
Slavson
Dm Wng
Suger Aeelfon
Wwe
Tor
Stinpsan
Fork
Delden
Jeffrraon County
Labor Camp Proposal Near Fort Layton Sparks Discussion
A labor camp project near Fort Layton east of the valley is under review. FSA officials indicated Monday that cost estimates for a renter wall and supply points have been revised while Timken and Greeley managers prepare bid requests for drillers to supply the camp. A Timken polling officer, who was struck in the hand by a night wire, is recovering as police radio operations resume.
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Creeley
Fort Layton
Vledriven
Monay Fsa
Fort Lagan
Timken
Greeley
Strick
Tilly
Spy Roundup Nets 29 Arrests In New York Area
Seventy eight of 83 individuals were charged in a government roundup over a weekend, with pleas of guilty entered in some cases. Thirteen others pleaded innocent, including two technicians linked to bomb sight production. Twenty four suspects in Brooklyn were arraigned and held on bail totaling 420000 for July 10. Notables include Tevian Tang and L Gerardot, both associated with bomb sight operations at Sperry Gyroscope in Brooklyn.
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Reasy
New York
Jeaq
Goverment
Todas
Srplunege
United States
Ineluting
Ion
Ninuatietnya
Secret Army Bosbsights
Twenlpdive
To Suapesta
Brooklyn
Federal
Wery Eld
Tevuan Tang
L. Gerardor Drattsman
Norien
Bvaton
Roeder
New York City
Sperry
Thieves Enter House And Steal Radio
A burglary at a residence near Greeley led to the theft of a mantel, with deputies finding a padlock damaged to gain entry. Police pursued charges against Teo Garcia, 48, for a shoplifting complaint, while an assistant chief mentioned a large cheese purchase linked to the case.
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Greeley
Suniay
Teo Garcia
Ver Claus
Garcia
Roswell Mother Dies As Car Crash Kills Woman
Corrine McLellie, 41, of Roswell New Mexico, died from crash injuries after an auto accident near Trinidad when a tire failure caused a rollover. Two children, Ona Duncan, 11, and Mary Palvicia, 16, suffered serious injuries including skull fractures. The family was en route from Denver to Roswell when the crash occurred three miles north of Trinidad.
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Cach Arnold
Buckeye
Arka Feroutine
Roswell
Maleh
Elim
Shaimoon
Hile
Arnold
Yenterfay
Sneatntora
Crossy
Aylie
Roylay
Crosby
Teluldnd
Cole
Corrine MecLieli
Roskeell
S.o
Ona Dhuabiter
Sliniey
Nas
Mary Palvicia
Naa Revere Linek
Rock Slide Injury Report At Red Rocks Theater
A 13 year old Denver boy Marjorio Minor was struck by a sixty pound rock that slid from a pile of debris at the Park of the Red Rocks yesterday. The incident occurred as visitors gathered near the Theater of the Red Rocks. Minor muttered a broken phrase and received unspecified treatment.
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Hercialeg Rege Morrison
Marjorio Minor
Denver
Park of the Red Rocks
Hess Flight Was Nazi Scheme To Enlist England Against Reds
Drawn Pearson and Robert Allen Washington report on a Nazi plot to lure Britain into allying with Germany against the Soviet Union. The article outlines Hess’s mission, planned concessions, and the sequence of wartime decisions shaping Britain’s stance, including Churchill’s assurances and Roosevelt’s reaction.
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England
Drew Pearson
Robert
Allen Washington
Jone
Hitwin
Germany
Farope
Elementa
Conmaunista
Britain
Russia
Wither Widen
Hess
Hitler
Hoss
Norway
Aude
Hemillon
Hesa
Bettany
Huntain
Darian
Laval
Toia
Roosevelt
Tull
Pbritalu
UN Tle
Syria
Britten
Bence
Corman
Moncow
Japan
Twasis
John Winnie
U.S.A
Prine Minder Churchll
Presidet
Rooservelt
Churchill
Ansure
Hiller
Greeley Man Suffered Broken Leg in Fight
Henry Leyp, about 70, of 429 Seventh Street, was taken to Greeley hospital with a broken leg after a drunken quarrel between George Lay and Henry Lap at Loma acti. Mrs Gourne Lapp alleged her husband drank and threatened to go to Denver.
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Henry le
Greeley Hospital
Palice
Bio Acti
George
Seventh Street
George Layy
Gourne Lapp
Denver
Wheeler Seeks Navy Shooting Inquiry and Submarine Incident
Senator Wheeler asks why the Navy is firing on its own patrols and whether an American warship struck a German submarine. Secretary Knox declined to confirm or deny the claim, and Whitelar says Congress must determine the facts.
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Associated Dressy
Washington
Cure
Wheeler DeMent
Tony Mat
Senate
Knox
Congress
Deficiency Bill Passed In Senate Action
Washington June 30. Working rapidly to complete legislative action on a number of appropriation bills for fiscal year, the Senate passed and returned to the House today a 1 042 586 132 deficiency measure. It carried 482 046 600 for the purchase of 2 396 naval planes and equipment, a net increase of 163 243 861 over prior approval, approved by the House. The bill was phased by a large majority.
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Washington
Naval Planas Hind
House
Army Recruiting Station Closed
The Army Recruiting Station at the post building is shut down. Michael Shott Jr, the local office representative, received orders to report for temporary duty at the heavy induction station in Denver, connected with inductions at Colorado and the Republic. His order to report becomes effective July a.
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U.S. Army
Wiles
Tereng Buen
Marines Safe After Loss of U.S. Ship Marsden
A U.S. Navy statement reports the ship Marsden was lost with 20 Marines aboard but no loss of life. 17 aboard crew rescued, six nurses landed, and eight wounded Marines listed among the rescued. Red Cross notes indicate many nurses and staff are ashore while others proceed to support the Harvard hospital unit in southwestern England.
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Jane
London
Navy
Red Crose
Marsden
Eouree
Whiels
Ware
Toad
Sumner Welles
J. Jordan
Virginia Beach
George V. Clark
Newfield
N. J
Gergeant
Augustus J. Biden
New Brunswick
Goole
G. Knox, Jr
Houston
Tar
Edward ET
Nurgen
Red Cross
N. McGill
Telstra
Nebr
Mathie Goik
Chinago
Mdred E. Dantir
Dedhan
Masy
Maxine
Boomis
Pathey
Marion
Weimer
Detroit
Nancy Mf. Heberdon
Log Counter
Susan F. Maldamulen
Long Inland
N. V
Laventr N. Fulton
Anherat
Mags
Ruth
M. Martin
Wastijigtin
Suit Seeks Set Aside Deed to 160 Acres
Clay Foster acting as administrator sues to set aside a deed of a quarter section of dry land given by Mea Kragh to her husband Ver Kragh. The complaint claims Mea Kragh was induced by her son Christian Keagh with a promise of lifelong support, and that Christian failed to fulfill duties after Mea Kragh’s 1937 deal. Mea Kragh died in 1999 in a California institution. the suit alleges negligent support, with F Mann attorney for the plaintiff.
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Clay Foster
Urover
Iatle N. Keagh
Kragh
Chriatian Keagh
Christian
Neuton
California
Christin
Alleres
F. Mann
Soldiers Return From Furloughs and Department Notices
Camp Barkeley Texas welcomes back Sergeant Warren George Fahave after a furlough at Greeley. He reports three promotions since last September and two weeks of special training in San Antonio. Leslie H. Stewart Jr. leaves a 10 day furlough to rejoin Company A 157th Infantry National Guard in Abilene. Sgt Boegel, home from Gap Garkeley, Abilene, notes Texas climate as milder than Greeley.
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Warren George Fahave
Hi E. George
Setar Avenue
Greeley
Camp Barkeley
Texas
George
San Antonio
Tex
Leslie H. Stewart Jr
Chiddie
Leslie H. Stewart
Gil
Gill
Abilene
157Th Infantry
National Guard
Bi Seegel
Gap Garkeley
Ted
John Boegel
Seventh Avenue
Sgt
Boegel
Baseball Today and Other Sports Highlights
National League scores show New York and Boston each tallying early runs in a 10th inning. Detroit and Chicago battle to a draw in a low scoring affair. Townsend Club Meeting notes invite members to a Monday gathering at the Salvation Army hall for business, with a small entry fee.
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Boston
Melton
Danning
Entvo
Derros
Telladelphia
Leamny
Harmen
Warren
Wyatt
Owen
Franks
Chicago-Cincinnnati
Louis Pittsharat
Wght
Townsend Club
Ovary
Salvaroy Army Hall
Germans Claim Reds Smash Through to Moscow
Soviet dispatch reports German columns driven toward Moscow with big pockets forming around Russian troops in sectors east of Minsk and Smolensk. News notes substantial German advances on multiple fronts, with claims of captured cities and destruction of Bolshevist units as the German army presses toward the Russian capital.
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Germany
Moscow
Mikimi
Dlussin
Hoye
Rede
Suo- Jenek
Minsk
Stace
Smolensk
Treinek
Boloshevist Nussia
Liletin
Fatyian
Secord
Ballia
Ner Gensworthwan Passis Liceania
Sigh
Lyra
Uinta
Pelaod
Larow
Fuehrer
Tie Vetch
Odsters
Germarntuick
Hayhng
Hayhng Smashed Trastan
1500 State Visitors To Be Registered
State and military authorities announce the registration of 1500 eligible young men tomorrow at local headqu arters as part of a nationwide selective service program. Officials say up to 50,000 new inductees are expected this year with a possible 250,000 total registerees by year end. The White House confirms a presidential order setting funding and the potential for later reentry to private life after a year of service.
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Treas
Tynvetins
Golprada
Gerald Tt
Richardson Alyleen
Eliglle
Tha Calla
Oubet
Iwiatdy
Wauliglan
Feaby
Walt
Hyda Park
N.Y
Almied Gestenlay
Hay
United States
Selective Service
Wilke D. Hassett
Wae Wenatiment
Absolites
Berg
Mrs Elizabeth Legter of Windsor Dies After Stroke
Mrs Elizabeth Legter of Windsor dies at her home from a January stroke. Born in Russia, she lived in the United States many years and leaves children Katherine Windsor Henry Legler of Milwaukee Alex and Carl Legler Windsor. Funeral Wednesday at 2 from Zion Evangelical Lutheran Windsor, Rev. Gintane officiating. Interment Lakeview Cemetery Windsor.
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Tyne
Elza Nelly Lemler
Jacob Tezeter
Windsar
Sylinny
Legter
Russia
William Steinbrieker
Legler
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