Fire hits Union Pacific Cheyenne Shops in million-dollar blaze
Fire swept through three large Union Pacific shop buildings in Cheyenne, starting in the wheel shop and spreading to the grease reclamation plant. Wind driven flames of up to 42 miles per hour aided rapid destruction, with officials hinting incendiary origin but investigations underway.
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Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railroad
Ed Taylor
Hlet Taylor
Taylor
Cheyenne City
Union Pacific Fire Department
Fire Department
Fort Franeis Warren
Sanijes An Haus
Father and son drown in Hartas county boating accident
In Hartas County a father and his four year old son from Olathe named Warren and Ty Dean drowned while trying out a boat on a Sunday evening. The incident occurred near a water access point as a small craft capsized.
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Youn Warren Sod
Ty Dean
Olathe
Harta Thasin Eas Co Aoeeday
Contels
Aelock
Moy
Women’s Play Day On Campus Draws 100 Attendees
About 100 physical education students from Rix College and the Rocky Mountain region joined a Women’s Play Day on campus. Sponsored by the university athletics association, activities followed registration at 8:30 with swimming demonstrations and games. Luncheon was served in the Student Union dining hall. Colleges represented included Colorado University, Denver, Wyoming University, Colorado College, Colorado State College, and CSCE.
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Rix
Rocky
Atauntaly
Hie Wourenty
Tobie Ascortatlon
Colleges
Colorado University
Denver Wnlvetails
Wyoming University
Colorado College
Colorado State College
CSCE
Two Weld Youths to Attend Army Officers' School
Robert Fogerberg of Greeley and Tee Biake of La Salle, juniors at Colorado State College Fort Collins, depart June 1 for Fort Bliss Texas to attend reserve officers training school for six weeks. They will be accompanied by Ba Dead of Las Attulvas and were named delegates by the gran chapter of Sigma Nu at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Before returning from the Kraan they will visit Washington District of Columbia and New York City.
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Robert Fogerberg
Greeley
Tee Biake
la Salle
Juniours
Colorado State College
Fort Cot Ting
Fort Bliss
Tex
Las Attulvas
Iku Laeve Af Fowler
Gral
Sigma Nu
White Hulphar Sprigs
W.va
Wartiington
D. C
New York City
Fagurberg
Obes
Paul
Ragerberg
Grogley
Lkike
Nes
Molin
Laalin
Way Opens For Selling of Sanford Ranch
In Weld county Colorado the Weld district court affirmed a trustee’s right to convert estate property to cash. The decision lets L. W. Littler of Roggen proceed with the sale of Sanford Ranch, despite objections from Tina Waughs Edith Hala and Ada Fisher who claim they are entitled to a share of the estate.
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Lapsceiaien
Denver
Atate
Albert J. Bothwell
Los Angeles
Calif
Weld County
Golo
State Supreme Court
Weld County District Court
Raven
Wean
Jeston Trust
Hallwell
Tina Waughs
Tuthavell
Edith Hala
Ada Fisher
Qiey
Uta Vele
Sanford
Engle Neat
Hardin
Weld District Court
Tuling Sne
L. W. Littler
Roggen
Chay R. Apple
San Diego
Moffat Tunnel Plans Bond Refunding Offer
The Moffat Tunnel commission announces a plan to refund the 6 percent third loan bonds of the tunnel improvement district. Denver bankers and Stone Webster would exchange existing bonds for new refunding bonds due 1936 to 1975, with federal court approval required and at least two trillion dollars in bonds backing the exchange. The refunding issue would bear interest up to date of maturity and be callable starting July 4, 1958.
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Asociated
Denver
Moffat Tunnel Commission
Foster Symes
Bardwell
Moffat Tunnel
Cardwell
CIA
Greeley Guardsmen Return to Camp After Major Maneuvers
The 157th Infantry Regiment of the Greeley Guardsmen rejoined Camp Barkelay near San Antonio, Texas after two large scale maneuvers involving about 19,000 men. The 17th Regiment, noted as a strong unit of the 5th Division, conducted the exercises, enduring 14 hours of advance under mock attack with heavy gear and ammunition. Next week soldiers will receive passes and pause at a high-spirited camp before heading to Brownwood, Texas for another week-long divisional maneuver with the 45th Division.
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Camp Barkelay
Tesas
Greeley
157Th Infantry
Camp Duilla Military Reservation
San Antonio
Texaa
Charles M. Anscord
At &Erliiqne
Sitolitla
Fane
Brownwood, Fox
Freedom Of Seas Is Hulls Latest Call For U S Intervention
Secretary Hull argued in a radio address that freedom of the seas requires the United States to actively intervene in the war to ensure Britain can sustain resistance. He warned that failure to act would leave America isolated and compelled to fight alone amid rising lawlessness, urging avoidance of internal division and excessive production restrictions while promoting peace principles.
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Sec. Hull
U.S
Washington
Hull
United States
Great Britain
Ainte
Trull
NDC
Princplea
Fiternae Hourl Colimerels
Pogo
Freeze Seen As Threat to Area's Crops
A cold front and freezing temperatures threaten Weld County crops including tender tomatoes peppers and sweet potatoes. Strong winds and a sharp overnight dip from 61 to 28 mph gusts damaged crops as northern Colorado rivers rose. Canneries and districts plan for frost impact while some fields may recover if not further damaged.
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Weld
Ues
Lie
Iewanalii
Public Service
Andsta- Hun
Crvaley
Hera
Fort Tapton
Alvo
Montgomery dies. former Maton farmer 66
Christopher Montgomery aged 66, formerly a farmer in Eaton, died at Mercy Hospital in Denver. Funeral services will be at Oliver's Mortuary in Denver with interment at Enton cemetery. Survived by wife Lona, sons John, Kenneth, Keith, and Richard, sisters Mia and Julia, and brothers Fred and George.
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Christanher
Montygomery
Eaton
Mercy Hospital
Denver
Richard Montgomery
Sivers
Mia
A. R. Busish
Julia Milne
Greeley
Fred Montgomery
Don. Vor
George Montgomery
Santa Barbara
Allt
Baseball Today American League Scores and Standings
Coverage lists AL results with teams such as St Louis, Detroit, Cleveland and Washington, including pitchers Horton Gorsica Pall Philadelphia and others. National League highlights New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Brooklyn games with box notes and key players. Only games scheduled appear for the day.
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Galehouse
Ferrarl
Russ
Peek
Slanceau
Dickey
Detroit
Horton
Gorsica
Tebbetin
Dobson
Hsia
Todd
Peacock
Cleveland
Ono
Palladelphia
Wrawn
Hearley
McOraby
Hayes
Chico
Washington
Smith
Kennedy
Byane
National
Leaang
New York
Pittabirgi
Hudwell
Dasnhig
Lanez Brooklyn
Casey
Crown
Tomwen
Phelns
Pogson
McCulougt
Toatarr
Ciocinnati
Berres
Vandermeer
Lanbardt
Tamerota
Atlanr
Fiehringer
Paggenn
Chileng
Nicholson
Chicago
Willams
Boston
Amin
Phelps
Ivoohlya
Miller Granted 20 Days to Pay 9000 Fine to Uncle Sam
A court granted Miller 20 days to settle a 9000 fine related to alleged violations of federal Sherman Act provisions. Attorneys noted the defendant admitted guilt, with others also entering pleas as investigations into local pricing and market conduct proceeded.
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Miller
Uncle Sam
Four Fliers Die In Air Collision Near Savannah
Four service members died when two bombers collided in formation during a training flight from Savannah Army Air Base to Langley Field Virginia. One plane exploded on impact, the other crashed. Victims named: Frank B. Ralston of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Allen J. Moore of Reno Nevada David L. Boyd of Frost Texas and Herbert Pruitt of Callus ville.
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Wren Kalns
Fournemy Fiiers
Savannah
Gayaly
Langley Field
Army
Frank 8
Ralston
Pittshorer
Allen J. Moore
Reno
Nev
David L. Boyd
Frost
Texas
Corp
Herbert Pruitt
Callusville
Bise
Japan Sees U S War Entry Imminent
Tokyo dispatch notes the Danae Press declares U S participation in the war is a matter of time while observers say Japan aligns with Germany and Italy in the three power axis and would follow their lead if events unfold.
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Tokyo
Danamie Press
United States
Tme
Pahs Hori
Japan
Germany
Putnam Ditch Water Delivery Still Unchanged
May 19 report states the Putnam Ditch Water Delivery remains unchanged as the South Platte River irrigation system continues under the 1924 court decree. Weld County district court decision upheld by supreme court, proving Putnam Ditch knew how the Mijow Canal operated and that 1924 facilities were properly managed.
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Prove Nenger
Hija Irveleation
Bo Hir
Deliyer Water
Mie
Putnam Ditch Company
Peqas
South Platte
Gatorado
Puprents
Birm
Pulnam
Letteg Company
Weld County District Ceat
Putnam Mitch Company
Supreme Court
Putnam Titeh Company
Tty
Intercollegiate Band Concert Sunday at Garden Theatre
An intercollegiate band program featuring members from six Rocky Mountain colleges performed at Garden Theatre on the CSU campus Sunday afternoon to boost attendance. The concert followed earlier Mild season events in Laramie Denver and Wyoming venues. Participants hailed from Colorado University Denver University Wyoming University Colorado College Colorado State, and CSCE. A separate report notes Cheek Gass By Young, 45, of Greeley, was jailed on a $242 short check charge against Roy George of the Greeley Proditin company.
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Rn Lege
Rocky Mountain
toRlan Wan
Colornta State Echese
CSCE
Intia
Cheek Gass
Young
Greeley
Oncritoy
Wis
Roy George
The
Grealey
Fire damages apartment on Sixth Street with burnt chimney
A fire at a Sixth Street residence caused chimney damage and smoke but no injuries reported. Neighbors said the blaze originated in the apartment at Mouillay site near the Noni of 14 fame, with no further danger evident.
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Sixth Street
Pueblo Burglars Get $5,000 in Skylight Job
A Pueblo robbery at the Verment Store yielded between 4000 and 5000 dollars. Thieves tunneled through a skylight, forced open a safe, and fled after damaging cash drawers and safes. Police said one of three safes was broken into with the other two left untouched, and authorities estimated about 3500 dollars in the unsound safe. The incident was described as a professional burglary with store clerks briefly frightened. Chief Grady cautioned that full details would be confirmed as the investigation proceeds.
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W. A. Flynn
Ndl
J. Aruyuy Grady Fald
Cady
Ada M Day Dies On Her 74th Birthday
Mrs Ada M Day wife of A B Day dies on her 74th birthday at her home 48 eighth street following two years of poor health. She lived in Greeley 34 years active in Seventh Day Advent church. Survivors include her husband daughters Mrs Kau fol Ferktus of Raton Mrs R B Masfield of Greeley Aya Carl Andreao of Gi Mo Schenin of Hollywood Lieut Lisle Nickerson of Fort Calli, 20 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild, sisters Mrs Tillie Harnes Strand Junction and Mrs Hatlie Ad sing of lies Malnes. Macy mortuary to announce funeral details later.
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Ida M. Day
Simiday
Eighth Street
Way
Tienda
Greeley
Seventh Day Advent Church
Two Collisions Cause Property Damage and Farm Loss
A Tlatter Me route driver Seebert Wook Widge, 25, caused a minor collision at 5 55 p m Sunday, with $70 damage noted and no tickets issued. A second crash near Wereford killed a cow, damaged a car, and involved Wesley 6 Kopsn’s herd. Lloyd Tutt faced a $3 court cost for careless driving per Justice W D P Cudmore.
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Seebert Wook Widge
Tlatter Me
Vollxini
Plalartic
Ronald Adler
Tlattertile
Alor
Welter J. Hernany
Carpenter
Wyo
Wesley
Kopsn
Wereford
Kagan
Pauiol
Lloyd 3. Tutt
Greeley
Justice W. DP. Cudmore
Eaton
Mrs Elsie Winslow Dies After Stroke at 48
Mrs Elsie Winslow 48 of LaSalle died Monday morning at Mie Greeley hospital one hour after admission following a second stroke at her home. Born in Peckham she lived in Peckham and LaSalle all her life and was active in the Methellist church and LaSalle community. Survived by husband Allen Winslow two daughters Amy Meyers Peckham and May Lowther Oregon and five brothers Harry Eckhardt Greer Jey Frank Eckhardt Peckham and Hubert Eckhardt Denver. funeral arrangements pending.
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Wisle Winslow
Allen Winslow
Lasalle
Mie Greeley Hospital
Winslow
Jeruary
Mes
Winslew
Peckham
Peerkham
Ife
Methellist Ehased
Gresley
Ladins
Two Stylers
Amy Meyers
May Lowther
Oregon
Tivee Brothers
Harry Eckhardt
Greer Jey
Frank Eckhardt
Hubert Eckhardt
Denver
Macys Mortuary
Fuersl Wreat Gemelta
Weather outlook with mixed around the country and warmuns
Forecasts show variable conditions from the Midwest to the West with milder temperatures in the north and unsettled systems bringing rain and possible wintry mix. Strong winds, frost and freezing temperatures expected tonight into Tuesday across several regions.
Hard Coal Strike Ends
The CIO led strike ends as miners and operators reach a tentative deal. President John Lewis orders a stoppage to implement wage changes, with contract and day rates set to adjust under new terms. Northern and southern operators show wage movements amid renewed negotiations.
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Cassnel
Hewat
Denen Jen (Cio
Contescl
UND
Volunteers Enter Army Amid Draft Office Confusion
A garbled note details volunteers joining the army and draft office activity. Names, places, and incomplete addresses appear, with mentions of physical examinations and a service suspension. A separate obituary notes Johnnie Bern Wet's funeral at Glen Grove cemetery.
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Servier
Meddirs
Johnnie Bern
Glin Grove
Sarys Mortaire
Vii
Italians Surrender as Syria War Clouds Grow
Reported surrender of 38,000 Italians with France threatening British interests in Syria. Mussolini’s forces suffer, while British forces receive 28,000 to 35,000 troops moving toward Addis Ababa footholds. French high commissioner Dent condemns “criminal areas” amid calls to defend the Levant as regional powers gird for renewed hostilities.
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Peniyy Prine
Wirstan Church
Italy
Aosta
Ethiopia
Amba Aty
Tremico
Mussolini
Atvonghold
Addis Aualin
Gonday
Beltain
Henri Dent
Syth
Lebaston
Giona
Hughnd
France
Ord Deniz
Ship Vanished With 120 Americans Aboard En Route to Egypt
News from New York reports a passenger liner vanished after leaving port bound for Egypt. Among 120 American travelers were several drivers and crew. no word since departure. Authorities and families await confirmation as searches and inquiries unfold.
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India
Hank Pee
New York
Alexante
Jeavine
Ollie
Ollie Fies Neen
Rorlfe
Americas Anmiutanes
Rome
Egynt Oa Orn
Prategtane
Wmiecwonavles
Cettrad
Afrlen
Espulghostion
Tina Macemper
Belen
Thoelles
Rite
Mose
Thomas
Ferzon Jentie
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Ain
Dell
Cola
Titan
Deaver
Olhkerk
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Nee
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Wash
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Stull
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Egypt
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Africa
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Ratan
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Juoues
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New Week
Wassmeer
Ty Wartvston
Emmy
Washington
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Theramish
Leen Ninra
Feary Rasen
Ferelsa
Nomi Antoines
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Balwarruis
Nanni
Ghteazant Viitty School
de Rass
Neeson
Meidpcestty
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Baseball Today
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Ada M. Day
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