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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1943
Page
2
Reports from London and Ankara describe Greek rioting amid Axis occupation resistance. Axis forces retaliated. hundreds detained or shot as demonstrations spread from Athens to Volos and Larisa. Allied air raids near Salonika are cited as a trigger for the unrest.
Will of John Jorko of Ta Sule filed in county court for probate naming wife Ellen belb and two sons Harry and Edward as executors. Estate valued at 3000.41 dollars realty and assets. heirs indicated in filing.
A report states construction of a floating airport is starting in Manaos, a rubber trade hub on the Amazon. The project aims to support river traffic and freight operations in the city.
Cork has long served many roles beyond bottle stoppers. It provides cushions for heads, gaskets for engines, and insulation board material, while also enabling lightweight elastic components in caps and high pressure seals. New York Telephone reports 3,018,277 telephones in service in New York City.
Narrative describes Fernsylvania Wels Hany Welsh velsiers and William Fenn pressuring Penn to rent lands jointly and barge 40 000 acres as a separate barony known as the Welsh Tract. The later division line between Philadelphia and Chester counties cut through the tract sparking protests.
Federal Judge Richard J Hopkins ruled the government indictments against Safeway Stores Inc and Kroger Co were flawed and failed to sufficiently define and relate charges of monopolizing trade and fixing prices. The decision nullified the lengthy federal case and dismissed the charges against the two grocery chains.
Vern Ye Enrour and Inehart report Vern Haugland survived 48 days in the New Guinea jungle with two companions. One companion died while the other wandered, while Haugland, guided by faith and God, endured near exhaustion. He later recalled natives, missionaries, and a day-by-day struggle toward rescue as he chronicled the diary in a narrative retelling.
1342 persons reported killed in the chancel RAP raid on Elberfeld section of Wuppertal. City left without water gas electricity or telephone. Great fires raged as authorities warned of disorders amid Nazi resistance and emergency measures.
Wall Street rose as stocks gained on broad buying across transport and chemical sectors with some declines in less favored groups. Leaders included Daeters Airlines American Airlines and Montgomery Ward while Dow Chemical and Du Pont among others posted gains. bond activity showed modest moves with Public Service of New Jersey and U.S. Rubber lightly changing.
James M. Landis, director of civilian defense, told Senator Millikin that the army Seventh Service Command lacks authority to order blackouts in Colorado or adjacent areas. He noted federal power rests with civilian defense commands in military zones, which at present covers sixteen eastern states, certain Gulf coast regions, and the West Coast. Blackouts in nonmilitary areas must be left to state or local initiative, Millikin said after seeking Landis’s opinion following attorney Philip Van Olset’s remarks on blackout feasibility.
Moscow June 1 Associated Press report Pravda claimed Germany kept 211 divisions on the Russian front with no Allied removals to other theaters. Drayda challenged reports that German units were ordered from the Soviet front to bolster defenses elsewhere in Europe in anticipation of an Allied invasion.
The material called Philosopher's wool results from roasting zing ores with charcoal. Known as Pailosopher's Wool Zinc dxlde, it was used for paint dating back to the start of the Christian era.
Colorado AAA reports 100 percent voluntary payroll savings with 72.6 percent of monthly pay saved. Secretary Wickard and ADA chief Dodd commend Colorado state office as first AAA region to attain storage and space targets for the 943 grain crop. Despite war demands, box cars and livestock transport face limits. rail capacity could rise but costs may blunt gains. Navy Secretary Knox says victory strategy may need three to four more months, praising San Diego rearmament.
Notice states no fresh vegetables until July 2020 due to the season. It asks customers to place orders and to note orders for items like iPhone. Signed Andy Epple.
A fragmented account recalls a young man and his companion in a sedan waiting as gas runs out. He speaks of pleasure in slow driving while observing daily routines. A shop counter moment ends with a boy producing a banana and a playful exchange about ice cream.
Washington June 8 The Work Progress Administration WPA closed by returning about 130 million to the treasury and going out of existence. Only a small liquidation staff of the relief agency remained. WPA records show it spent 10.5 billion and employed 8.5 million since 1936.
On June 30 the army demonstrated a 100 second readiness for a barrage balloon barrage over a vital military objective in the New York Metropolitan area. Major General Sandford Jannan, commanding general, showed how balloons could be deployed from a golf course clubhouse acting as a unit HQ.
Stanton announces two additional sirens for Denver to fill dead spots in the existing alarm system. The units will be placed on the East Ninth water tower and West Fifth firehouse, with price terms cited for Denver and a potential sale to nearby towns.
Several birth notices from Wet County list newborns and parents. Details include Hernan Rivera and spouse with a daughter born at Wet County hospital on June 36, Windsor native Mabel Schleiger linked to John Crozier of Climax with a son born June 28, and Timetty Toland Roberts born June 29 to Rataud and Roberts family with Navy service at Camp Bennion.
In court of Justine J. F. Matheson Tian Zanora Milliken was tried for a driving offense with $5 costs. Briseno pleads not guilty to a separate charge of murderous intent, with a September trial date set. Chicago grain market shows wheat and rye prices rising amid brisk activity and profit-taking across commissions and commercial houses.
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