Millikin Active at Chicago Convention Hears Carr Speak
William and Lowell report Millikin exerted effort at the Republican National Convention. He stood with the California delegation, worked on the platform, and described late hours as the roll of the event built momentum. Carr discussed Warren and Winkie, noting Dewey’s nomination and prospects for the campaign.
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William & Lowell
Associated Tres
Tenigre
Hunn Helphire
Colorado
Millikin
Egat
Milukin
Convertinn
Colornia
Milikin
Tsaw
Iria
Dewey
Io Colorado
Sensior Mulikin
Stata
Carr
Council
Work Stoppage at Rifle Continues at Vanadium Mine
Associated Press reports continued stoppage at the Vanadium Corporation mine at Rifle Colorado. Most miners remain idle as union meetings occur while the War Labor Board briefed on a three cent per hour wage increase for District 50 workers amid a major domestic war essential vanadium output.
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Colo
United State Vanadium Corporation
Rifle
Teig
Nonferrous Metala Division
War Labor Hearis
Stork Express Born to Bre and Dire
Paul Stevenson of Hoggen, a son, was born at Weld County hospital on June 30. Edwin Weigand of Le Salle welcomed a daughter there on June 29.
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Bre
Dire
Paul Stevenson
Hoggen, & Son
Weld County Hospital
Mra
Edwin Weigand
le Salle
Man seeks jail to escape gang threat in report
A 63 year old man from Ullcrest called the sheriffs office saying a gang was after him and that his wife and children had been killed. He claimed to be near Tampa with no money or ID and said two brothers lived in Lake City, Kansas. Investigations by deputies are focusing on his claims and locating relatives.
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Ullcrest
Twisterlband
Aidivessat
Kanna
Army Airmen Reach Grand Canyon Rim After Rescue
Three airmen trapped since June 21 in Grand Canyon Arizona emerged from a deep crevasse and reached the rim with two experienced canyon climbers guiding them. The crew led by Lt Charles Goldblum and Flight Officer Maurice Cruicke shank survived after a perilous ascent aided by park rangers and a medical supervisor. They are en route to Grand Canyon Village for transport to Kingman Army Airfield and further recovery.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
An. Tarlay
Butely
Colorado River
Yasl
Charles Goldblum
Harold C. Beyant
Grand Canyon National Park
Gamma
North
Ria
Ed Daws
National Park Service
Canyon
A. A. McRae
Rafety
Aryant
Captain Levin Assigned to Washington Post War Duty
Captain Levin, attached to the station hospital as medical officer, left Wednesday for Washington D C to report for further assignment. Captain Buford R Koehler, signal corps officer at the POW camp, has reported to Dienney for detached duty and will be reassigned to the Greeley post after that service. First Lieutenant Morin L PME Mpa has returned to Greeley as company commander.
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Nash 8. Levin
Greelay
Washington, D. C
Buford R. Koehler
Signal Corps
Dienney
Greeley
Morin L. Pme Mpa
Mfli
Registration For 6 Weeks Here Monday
Registration for six weeks at Colorado State College of Education starts Monday July 4 with additional students expected to register. Last year 100 joined the six week session. this year similar or more registrations are anticipated. Summer session totals through early July show varied figures, with attendance projected to exceed prior week counts. Students from 31 states plus Mexico China Venezuela Hawaii Alaska and the Canal Zone are represented. Classes begin July 4 despite a holiday weekend.
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Colorado State College
Education
Itson
Lils Lota
Mexico
Chine
Venzuela
Hawaii
Alaska
Canal Zoo
Court pleas guilty in assault case. others fined in court
Otto Oster of Greeley pled guilty to Assault and Battery in Justice B G English court and paid a $50 fine plus costs after a broken nose of witness Charles Downer. Koke Greenlee of Greeley faced a similar charge arising from the same incident but was dismissed. Other cases involve moving cars, accidents, reckless driving, and fines for various motorists including Frank Santa, Ed Gregory, Ramon Josola, Nerina Kruse, Jake Felker, Gene Bender, James Abbott, William Roth, and Charles Miller, with outcomes pending clarification and police court appearances.
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Otto Oster
Hoy Caffin
Greeley
Elmer Oster
Keenesboro
Frank Santa
Fourth Avenus
Phuratay
Eleventh Avenue
Ninth Street
Ed Gregory
Riehtz Street
Gaurt
Ramon Josola
LaSalle
Nerina Kruse
Twenty-first Street
Jake G Felker
Ninth Agency
Gene C. Bender
Johnstown
James DB. Abbott
Eighth Avenue
William Roth
Cheyenne
Charles K. Miler
Jisdlea BE
Camp Fort Custar Detachment Returns to Duties
Captain Louis J. Stasth of the medical corps returns to station hospital duties after ten stay leave spent at home in Missouri. First Lieutenant and Mrs. James Shevilleurn in Berkeley, California, were called to attend the father’s illness at the University of California. They will be away ten days. Grt. Scheville serves as company commenter at the headquarters detachment.
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Tary
Fort Custar
Mid
Louis J. Stasth
Medical Corps
Missouri
James Shevilleurn
Berkeley
Calif
University of Calfornia
Gt. Scheville
Resolutions Pledging Full Independence of Philippines Signed
Washington June 30 President Roosevelt signed resolutions pledging the United States will drive out Japanese invaders and grant the Philippines full independence as soon as normal government functions can be restored. A Velvil government under constitutional officers is contemplated when conditions warrant. The measures, framed as congressionally backed resolutions, aim to free the Islands and set July 4 1946 as the original independence date, with a joint economic commission to study rehabilitation.
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Washington
Legialaion
Roosevelt
Velvil
Joint Economic Commission
Philippines
Danes Strike Shuts Rail Traffic and City Services
Stockholm reports a general Danish strike closing all rail traffic from main passenger and freight stations, suspending street car service and halting shops and banks. German troops reportedly departed main station as explosions damaged lines while patriots overturned streetcars to bar occupiers’ efforts.
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Asociated
Stockholm
Free Danish Press Service
Copenhagen
Mth
FDR Extends OPA for Another Year to 1945
President Roosevelt signed the extension of the Office of Price Administration through June 30, 1945, after Senate and House approval. The law revises pricing, regulatory, and enforcement procedures while preserving safeguards against inflation. A key change allows tailoring ceilings on textiles to reflect a cotton parity price for about 8 percent of textiles, a compromise with cotton state legislators. OPA asserted the adjustments would not cause a serious rise in textile costs for consumers.
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Preetiington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
P D E Plans Honor Roll of College Men
Phi Delta Kappa at Colorado State College of Education seeks to compile an honor roll of faculty and students, men and women, who have served or are serving in the armed forces. A complete check of former students at the college is underway, urging anyone with knowledge to assist. Researchers estimate 6 000 to 7 000 former attendees must be reviewed to form the roster. Contact Dr Earle A Burs at Colorado State College of Education for details.
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Phi Delta Kappa
Colorado State Colleges
Intk
Colorado State Cullera
Bouentton
Tha College
Uy Sare Yha
Anket
Earle A. Burs
Colorado State College of Education
Elarga
Port Gallup Dies Of Heart Attack At 68
Port Gallup 68 died early Friday at Weld County Hospital after a heart attack. He lived in Greeley for 10 years and operated the Port Gallup truck line hauling wheat east and corn back. Survivors: four children Viola Gallup Flach of Portland Oregon twin sister living in town R G Gallup of Marshalltown Iowa George Gallup of Waterloo Iowa and Mrs Fines and husband Callin Finch arriving Saturday. Funeral Monday at 3 40 from Macy drawing watt with interment at Fairfield Ta.
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Port Gallup
Tenth Avenue
Weld County Hospital
Gallup
Greeley
Aysong
Viola
Harold Easterday's Father Dies in Denver
Sidney D. Easterday 83 longtime Greeley resident died early Thursday morning in Denver after a Denver stay. He was connected with an oil company while in Greeley. Survivors include wife Janalo and three sons Merle Harald and Joe, four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Interment will be in Denver.
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Sidney D. Easterday
Greeley
Easterday
Denver
En Oil Company
Janalo
Merle
Aleutians
Harald
Glen “Haven
Joe
Jap radio claims vast WWII losses in new broadcast
A June 30 radio report from Tokyo claimed 27 American warships sunk or damaged in the Marianas, listing battleships, aircraft carriers, cruisers, destroyers, and submarines as sunk or damaged. The bulletin alleged Allied air forces suffered heavy losses, with hundreds of planes downed from June 20 to 30.
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NTO
Marianas
Aines
America Lesses
Erdition
Americans Near Leghorn Advance On Italian Front
Allied forces pressed toward Leghorn as German positions fell back along the west coast. American armored units moved inland within seven miles of Sevin near Florence, while British and Eighth Army troops pushed north toward Castiglion Del Lago. The rapid advance threatened Livorno, a key future supply port, as German demolitions disrupted bridges and roads.
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Noland Norgaard
Ned
Inewift Puiawit
Cecina
Albert Kesselring
Li Yarnn
Prices Must Be Held To Preserve Bond Value Say OPA Director
OPA director Carl Byeus told the Greeley Minani club that price controls are essential to keep bonds worth their face value and to protect soldiers savings from devaluation. He warned against hoarding cash and urged using bonds or savings accounts to stabilize the market and prevent inflation. Conn McCreary, leading jockey, suffered a fractured right wrist in a car crash near Chicago Heights, delaying his assignments at Washington Park.
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OPA
Kiwanis
Carl Byeus
Opa Diserter
Denver
Pnd
Ford Motor
Greeley Minanis Club
Evans
Conn McCreary
Chicago
Conn. McCreary
Calument Farma
Washington Park
Marriage Licenses Issued for Stewart Bedtera and Elizabeth Adderson
Greeley couple G Stewart Bedtera and Mary Elizabeth Adderson secured marriage licenses in Colorado as part of local civil records. The pair, both residents of Greeley, began the process ahead of their upcoming ceremony.
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G. Stewart Bedtera
Greeley
Weil
Mary Elizabeth Adderson
Mrs Allmer Dies at Home in Greeley
Elizabeth Allen 47 wife of Pred Allmer of west of Greeley died Friday morning from paralysis per Coroner John Allnatt. Born July 28, 1396 she had lived in Greeley ten years. Survived by husband and many children including Constant Banta Fort Morin Eva Banta Greeley William Allmer Lome Farraget Ida Elizabeth George Donald Ilawar Lydia Jean Gertrude Billy Alverta Margie Ann Allmer. Funeral set for 2 pm Monday from Macy's drawing room with graveside at Evans cemetery.
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Elizabeth Allen
Pred Allmer
Lome
Farraget
Ida
Pope Pius XII Receives General De Gaulle Today
June 30 report that Pope Pius XII received General Charles de Gaulle head of the French committees in a formal audience. The meeting underscored ongoing wartime cooperation and the Vatican's role in diplomacy amid the Allied efforts in World War II.
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de Gaulle
Pius XII
Charles Dé Gaulle
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California
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Winkie
Tie
Will Kile
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Wiikle
Stork Express
Fred W. Noe
St. St
Grand Canon’s Rim
Levin
O.P.A
Wells Motor Co
Chreater Corp
FDR
P.D.E. Plans Honor Roll of College Men
Harold Easterday
Utter Jewelry CO
Rogers Jewelers
Time Shop
N.M
Andy" Anderson
Mgr
Sterling Hotel
Uy Edit Corp
Leghorn
Gilbert
Weldorade
Mrs. Allmer
Greeley Poultry Co
6Th St
Ganeumers Oll
Travel
Wenless
Overland Greyhound
asMnes
Opers
Interstate Traveit Lines
Safeway
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