Outstanding Seniors Named In GEER Awards
Mary Beth Padfield and Timothy Are named outstanding seniors at GEER day assembly with multiple honors. Juniors and sophomores also receive awards for academics, activities, and service across clubs, publications, and student council, with several named individuals and affiliated groups recognized.
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Rice
Mary Beth Padfield
Timothy
GEER
Alhe
Festhman
Betty Herryhill
Florabel Carpenter
Leigh Curfman
Shirley Pueeez
Eleanor Ids
Geraltine McPhilina
Susay Patten
Sophomora Eins
Siping Pi Lawville
Bernies AK+ Kire
Genetee Henning
Ine Chris Mor
Elle Cribs
Wth
Wth Frederick, Wands Mac Ukele and Eudora Saniesa
Tine Key
Welynia Day Assembly
Aster Henderson
Denver
Horace Irveln
Ut Sterling
Hon Ponning
James Henry Snecobsen
Montrose
Theis
Delta Sigma Epsilon
Bernica
Oillalandiae Sophomora
PL Kappit Slevin
Camps
Ty Tuek Wilson
Xportandstar
Mixxor
Dorothy Wyas
Ant Sorlery
the Mirror
Stanhee
Cache la Poudre
Anzel Pierce
Alfred Muerice
Mia Stages Conch
Cownell Norvica
Sheriff Solves Major Farm Robbery Case
Sheriff Gos Ane Worson and deputies with Denver police aid arrested two men, Joly Whiles and Ray Gind ser, after a wide theft from a Cordele Richardson farm. They confessed, most goods recovered from Hicham, Bowen y Ppck, including tires and grease guns. One suspect admitted time at Ravens Site reformatory for past offenses.
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Neggen
Gos
Ane Worson
Denver Palles
Joly Whiles
Ray Gindser
Gregley
Sheriff's
Hicham
Ravens
Hutchinson
Viet
Denver
Heriff's Office
Aald
Earthquake Hits Tennessee as Harbin Manchoukua Sulliva Quake
An early May earthquake struck near Sullivan injuring several and causing deaths. Authorities report the tremor affected communities including Manchoukua and Peay Harbin with widespread damage and 33 confirmed fatalities. Emergency crews from Peay Harbin and Sullivan assist response efforts amid aftershocks.
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Ated
Peay Harbin
Itnakon
Lolay
Sulliva
Funeral service for George Graft in Quirdin Thursday
Funeral service for George Graft of Quirdin will be held Thursday at 2 o clock. The arrangements are at Macys Draying Toon, with details about the funeral included in the notice.
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George Graft of
Quirdin
Will 66
Thryeday Alotoon
Macys Driaging Toon
Troxel elected director in Greeley School District election
Dr. Oliver L Troxel a professor at Greeley State college was elected director of Greeley School District No 6. He won 319 votes against Alvin Berm who received 633, a margin of 187. The May election drew strong turnout with reports of congestion at polls. The school board will meet tonight to organize and plan for the year ahead.
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Oliver Troxel
Greeley State College
Greeley
Troxel
Alvin Berm
Vatlig
Central School
Vetlige
Scot
Getling
Mleverth Avenue
Tia Sergent
Creeley Abont
Mately
Yoleva
Elouligyine
Creeley Schow
Mhee
Wally
Netiak
Meeker Jiilde
Army Major Dies In Bomber Crash
A twin motored experimental bomber crashed during training near Maxwell Field. Major George Pestonty, 32, died in the accident after takeoff. Witnesses reported the craft climbed steeply then plunged and burst into flames, with Major Moody arriving on temporary duty in the area prior to the incident.
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George Pesteonty
Araly Tert
Pat Fron
Maxwell Field
Lokeoff
Dama
Moody
Booot Atregatt Company
John S. Davis Dies Tuesday at 66
John S. Davis, 66, vice-president of a New York firm, died at Greeney hospital at 1:45 PM Tuesday after a six week illness. Widow Sutylvore Incluitu and children Mia Blanche Davis survive. other relatives reported. Also noted Schram to lead the New York Stock Exchange as president after William McG. Martha Jr. left for service.
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Durie
Fal Casita
Diyat National
Hank
Creetey
Greetey Hospital
Mauss
Actorini
Enrorarditia
Sutylvore
Janeral
Schram Stock Exchange
New York
Meg
Eall Schram
Yinnca Corp
Tia New York Stock Exchange
Schram
Wiliam McG. Martht, Jr
Chest Plans Discussed At Civic Revival Meeting
A meeting at the city hall discussed reviving the community chest. Representatives from Hin Clawher of Cony and Hin Jumter Clawher spoke. Welfare, AAU, BTA, WP, Legion Auxiliary and women’s clubs were among groups invited to submit formal statements of support. Local civic groups favored the proposal.
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Plana
Greeley Werd
Cowie
Hin Clawher
Cony
Comemeres
Elula
Weld
Eequity Welfare Department
Waian's Day
AAU
BTA
Almo
Stalin Takes Over Soviet Premiership
A May report from Moscow, relayed by the British radio, claims Joseph Stalin has assumed the premiership of the Soviet Union, signaling a major leadership shift. The source notes the move is announced by Moscow Radio and echoed by international outlets.
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Stalin
Cisocieted Mevens
New York
May
Moscow Radio
Joseph Blatin
Defense Tool Work Delayed By New Strike
A strike by members of the United Automobile Workers halted toolmaking at Ex-Cell-C Corp in Detroit delaying defense equipment work. The walkout affected about 100 workers as union leaders pressed for wage increases and a closed shop. Mediation efforts continued amid broader labor tensions impacting General Motors, Honeywell, and other defense contracts.
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Casatcialed
Wited Automobile Workers (Co
Ton
Cell-C
Detroit
Praia
Bern
Isoard
Gtelkes
General Motive Corporation
Minne Apolta-Honeywell Company
Labor Department
Mic Army
General Motors
Packnard Electric Division
Warren
Ovin
Oostilke
Certsin Siiplayes
Wit
Appalachia
von Wihes
CIG Aia
Miers
Arkon Sta
Oklahoma
Baseball Today St Towles and Heston Shine in Mixed Lineup
A fragmented game story details several clubs including Brooklyn and Chicago with runs and pitches. Notable mentions cover Brooklyns hitters Wilkie and Lapes, and New Yorks Pausseau Meacyslough Danning trio as well as Detroit and Philadelphia Chicago and Beaton, with Hank Greenberg highlighted for his early season power and a note on Tommy Dugan's era and Delmont Taera.
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St. Towles
Victim At Large But Man Who Did Shooting Caught
A shooting at a busy intersection left the victim at large while suspect W Huskins, 62, was jailed on perjury and related charges. The incident occurred in front of a crowded drug store as a witness described a tense confrontation and the wounde twin fled toward a streetcar.
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Vatnerian Bevel Pucky
Fr. W. Huskins
RE. Proif Fal
Husking
Hickins
Pratt
Huakits
Prat
Acros
County Clerk's Office Ends 40Hour Week Abruptly
In a 1939 action, the county commissioners halted the 40 hour workweek, effective with a Saturday shift, requiring most staff to work 45 hours. The move, tied to a new arrangement, caused abrupt disruption for clerks and other offices while some divisions were exempt.
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Loris
Court House
Shomer Guldea
Matle
Piva Omplagan
American plane ferry pilots listed as missing at sea
A report lists several ferry pilots missing at sea after a ferry operation. The names tie to various branches including the army naval air force and allied services, with notes on unclear salvage and ongoing search efforts.
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Biny
War Today Missing List Surfaces On Page Two
The page details a long list of names linked to the war effort including Reginald Wells and Ma jor Wells along with relatives in Oklahoma Texas and New York. The article notes speculation about hogs and pilots possibly traveling by air or land amid bombings as Allied forces continue operations in England and Canada.
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Barlow
BR. Durden
Fielder
Surety
Ind. J. Woodall
Bev
KGS
Waoutih
Mother
Dallas
Texan
K. B. Crips
Ara
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Colts
Oceanside
N.Y. W
Nance
Mea
Wir
Hy Narice
Mouston
Pexag
BR. G. Sick
Mfr
Mary Ly Conerat
Warsaw
Ind
Janis
Samuel B. Landistathet
Boyertown
Treluytun
Atveriatmind
Washington
Isla
Harry G. Hyphins
Ihaber
Pefl Cuore
Hansevelt
Sven
Lal
Merewutha Am Knox
Ieneramige GC
Marshall
Adil Eine
Lealepenge
Marjory Gueervl
Arnola
Heuvey
Carpe
England
Arnold
Stimson
Wopkins
Clarke House
Mirae
Ant
Dhe
Dresitont
Stephen Burly
W Clyian
W Clyian: Teinok A Oailitary Ander Uy Me, Roosevett
Bayly
Worose
Prestbeai
Chester C. Davia
Davis
Dyvig
Federal Reserve News
St Towia
House Beats Attempt To Block Transfer of Seized Freighters
The House of Lords moved to support the Churchill government with a unanimous confidence vote after a clash of opinions in the chamber. The debate touched on wartime conduct and the transfer of seized freighters between belligerents, with the government retaining its position amid dissent.
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vAssyscatet Beesabondor
House of Lords
Churchill
Antonenalf Huues
House of Commons
Senate Moves To Give High Crop Loans
Washington May 6 Senate advances measure to raise crop loan levels to protect parity. The plan boosts wheat corn and cotton loan rates, aiming for about 83 percent parity, funding around 212 million for 194? farm programs and including conservation and price supports. Authors note bipartisan support and House hesitance on full parity funding.
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Senate
Washington
Seraler Wankhead
P. Ata
Audoturnina
Alt
Femsiale
Buckhead
Luc
Bowso Agriculture Conmitternen
Doxey
DeMiss
Gattling
Trestet
Two Weld county men fail to answer draft questions
North Weld Draft Board reports two registrants Ernest Turner 32 of 1414 Pitth Trevley and Tony Dxmglag 33 of Exton route one did not answer questionnaires. They failed to update addresses and were not contacted properly. officials urge prompt completion and re-registration within five days of discharge.
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Weld
Lloyd Eldred
North Weld Draft Imart
Ernest Joe Turner
Pitth Trevley
Tony Dxmglag
Exton
Tratt
North Wold
Tinhoard
Eldred
Mt Wen
Dent Bro
Fadeed
Offlecia
Hideon
Sease
Comnpintian
Dia
Argument Over Use Of Seized Ships Sparks House Debate
In a tense session the House debated restricting or allowing the use of seized ships. Proponents argued for immediate authorization to take control if needed, while opponents warned against overreach and urged clear limits. Several members cited potential international consequences and constitutional questions.
Debated Ship Seizure House Signals Party Strife
Amid an intense debate on ship seizure and foreign policy, Representative DaGip faced opposition from Republicans as he criticized Rep Short. The exchange drew sharp reproaches over U S preparedness and wartime stance, with rhetoric referencing trust in American resolve and foreign policy directions.
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Ramepyek DaGip
United States
Jon Louis
Agaliel
Rombey
Batelok
Roosevelt Slips Into Illness During Washington Visit
Washington May 6 Roosevelt suffered a stomach distress during a morning conference and was found to have a fever. His physician reported the condition as serious while efforts were made to control symptoms. A precautionary move was to call off this afternoon's press conference.
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Washington
Roosevelt
MC Whele
Weather forecast for several regions with varying skies and temperatures
Weather report lists 24 hour outlooks for SR Tuesday through Wednesday with highs around 70s and lows around 40s. Regions include Colorado Montauk Wyong and New Mexico with scattered clouds and temperature changes. Cities shown include Chicago Denver El Paso Kansas City Los Angeles New Orleans Milwaukee San Antonio and Washington with listed temperatures and weather notes.
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Howra Eniling
Colorado
Montauk
Wyong
Mexico
Nebraska
Chicago
Denver
Paso
Kawsas City
Los Angeles
New
F D R Names Gen Burns as Hopkins Aid in Bomber Drive
President Roosevelt names General Burns to assist Hopkins in expanding bomber production. Details describe staffing changes, proposed divisions, and the aim to accelerate output with cabinet coordination and emergency management leadership.
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F.D.R
Gen. Burns
Hopkins
Buena Vista Election Heats Up Board Races
Buena Vista voters faced a tense school board vote as Hart Tinsley was chosen to succeed late member C. K. Boback. Incumbents Macy Wlebacek and 3A Carpenter clashed with reformers, while Mary TL McGinnis resigned as superintendent amid the dispute.
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Marry TL. McGinnis
Philharmonic Choir After Gunter Tonight In Greeley
Philharmonic Choir will present a concert tonight at Gunter Hall of the O8Chenna with assist from Mie Philharmonie and Cov Ry. Mohindes leads, and Susi Patton accompanies. Tickets by panel as the hour. This fourth and final concert of the series.
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Greeley Philhirmonie Asoo
Pittharmonie Choir
Mie Philharmonie Ovehostyn
Eanstert Thesilay
Gunter Hull
J. DeParest
Chars Collednetey
Cov Ry
Mohindes
Renty T. Ginsiing
Eres
Susy Patton
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Naoil Brothers
Shirley Carpantay
Don Carson
Phyllisanne Davis
Shirley Flieger
Fprica Hopkins
Lois Lundin
Glendon Bexwen
Be Tnie Owyrne
Mary Death Paisleby
Kitty Parker
Kenala Hire
Yeun Welch
Aim Wankworth
Ablete
Intlers
Pat Ensilon Pht Covilyat
Kappa Sipcia Solorely
TN Manchoukua
Oliver L. Troxel
Greeley School Dist
D. Alvin Berg
John S. Davis
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Hemsley
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Medwick
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Hank Gren Yberg
Siatoanemy
Beth Me
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Yillang
Reginald Lawrences Wells
Royal Canadian Signal Corps
J. Wright
Sam Wriehit
Medford
Okla
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Trinidad
George F. McDougall
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