Pigeon Brings Joy to Two Sisters Near Johnstown
Mary Ann Helzer and sister Normada 4 enjoy a tame homing pigeon that arrived at their home two miles north and three miles south of Johnstown. The bird wears an AU 39 U 4295 band and may belong to Denver. The sisters hope to reunite the pigeon with its owner, fearing it may not survive if released.
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Mary Ann Helzer
Normada
Denver
Helene
Johnstown
Helzer
Tribune
Gresley
Mary Ano Ip
Emergency powers debate over FDR unlimited proclamation
Legal experts analyze President Roosevelts unlimited emergency declaration citing constitutional and statutory authority. Analysts say the move could authorize control of transportation, energy, munition production, and wartime measures, while critics warn of overreach and lack of clear statutory backing.
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F.D.R
Tait
Idea
Tlcllo
mMahy
Shim Pa
United
Roosevelt
Tovernment
Earl Anderson Found Guilty In Range Case
Earl Anderson a rancher and brother of Sheriff Guy Andersson in Welt county was found guilty by U S District Judge J Sauter Symes of grazing cattle on restricted government land without a permit. The court proceeded without a jury after a prior flight and government lawyers argued prolonged grazing despite warnings. Sentence postponed.
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Denver
Earl & Anderson
Welt
Guy Andersson
West County
U. S
J. Sauter Symes
Anderson
Symes
Roosevelt Signals Use of Navy or Army in Possible War
Washington May 24 Roosevelt says the United States will use naval and military force as he sees fit to defend national interests. He contemplates an executive order and a declaration of unlimited national emergency to mobilize war supplies and resist any attempt to gain control of strategic routes. The speech emphasizes freedom of seas and a unified Western Hemisphere response.
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Uae
Washington
Unier Ue
Hoosevelt
Elster
Roosevelt
Will
Navy
Army
I U.S. Defense
Alehi
Keereatt Vatt
Mary
Israel
United States
Tony
Germans Occupy Crete Capital as British Resistance Fades
German forces claim occupation of Crete's capital Canea amid a fierce sea and air strike. British and Greek units retreat to built positions as German command reports heavy losses on both sides. Aerial bombardment and naval actions are cited with strikes against merchant ships and naval targets in the region.
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Crete
Vital Island
Berlin
Canea
High Command
Greta
Unity Press
Hieland
Pureurthy
High Command Commounique
Suda Vay
Drutsh Nayrt
Mediterranean
Iatte
Comtmuniquy
Raies
Peete
Proposal to join AFL split local union vote
Results from 150 of 850 International Topographical Union locals show 21,413 voting against and 16,501 for the proposed incorporation with the American Federation of Labor. The tally reflects opposition to the union’s routization plan amid ongoing national union realignments.
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Didlanapelis
I. B U
Beoralary
Woodratt Kangdolph
Slnrw
Dividends and Officers for Great Western Sugar Company
Dividends on preferred stock of 60 cents per share and 60 cents on common stock were declared at a directors meeting. Frank N. Kemp was reelected president. Charles Baettcher reelected vice president. New vice presidents named include D. J. Roach and S. Mooney. Benjamin A. Oxnard named general sales director. Other officers and district managers were appointed, with Caldwell Martin reappointed general counsel.
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Colorado
W. Mason
Nebraska
C. W. Woherty
Sassetant
Caldwell Martin
General Counne
Beet Webworms Increase Beet Crop Warning
Irrigated sections report worm activity in beets as the fruit and leaf damage progresses. Officials warn growers to watch for the caterpillar stage and expect potential further movement across fields.
Fire Destroys Car After Collision in Here
A 67 year old man, Hostetter of Third Avenue Greolar, died when his car burned after a collision at Third Avenue and Thirteenths Street. Fire rapidly spread. bystanders reported a burning tank and a match dropped by a bystander. Police noted Hostetter was not conscious and believed a bystander started the blaze. A car owned by Holder was involved with damage estimated at 50 dollars. Also noted were services for Dona Lee Minkie, a five day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald S Michie, held at Shin Grove cemetery.
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ISLS
Third Avenny
Third Avenue
Hoslottry
Piar
Une &Ro
Mheinen
Hostetter
Tell Po
Dona Lee Minkie
Donald S
Michie
Shin Grove
Pasiena
Bie
Greeley
Coroner Links Coed’s Death to Heart Attack
Coroner Dr Frances McConnell testified that Kathryn Seiler died of a heart condition aggravated by nervous exhaustion. The 47 year old student at Colorado State College of Agriculture in Fort Collins collapsed after a dance at a tavern. Pathology tests found no foreign substances. Calvin Contrey, 23, Fort Collins, was held briefly and released pending report. Authorities announced no connection between Seiler’s death and others.
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T.C. Wilmoth
Weld
Spraner
Kathryn Seiler
Treacman
Colorado State
Gilege of Agriculture
Fort Colins
Frances McConnell
Denver
Wilmoth
Mowe Nat Laboratory
Miss Semlet
Jie
Aias Sener
Kyans
Calvin Con Tey
Fort Collins
Chive
Tralles
Hunter
McConnell
Monnd
Corey
Dyer Damage Suit Nears Trial Conclusion
Dyer of Greeley seeks 65 00 in a complex injury case set in the district court. Plaintiffs allege furniture store steps caused a fall injuring Dyer while defendants argue stairs were not defective and safety measures were in place. Building owners Eaton and Ward face substantial rent and liability questions as witnesses testified.
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Nola Dyer
Greeley
Inovles
Greavley
Blaintift
Mantromery Ward
Heteninus
Mary Me
Alor Ud
Margaret Eaton
Toby Chavez Case Set for District Court Trial Next
The next case to be tried before a district court jury is Toby Chavez charged with a crime. A 12-person jury was selected with names including George Wy Mitler Archi Burna Wy Bullen Paul J. Sohneon Iho Prather and O. H. Raw among others, as the trial date draws near.
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Dletriet Court
Toby Chavez
Jnvy
Dyer
Chaves
George Wy Mitler
Archi 1
Burna
PA Wy Bullen
Paul J. Sohneon
Iho Prather
O. H. Raw
Inl
Fiaderle A. Setinlessinger
Versa Nether
Metetn
Slingsunt
Guy C. Putcel
Oleer Lb
Payker
Union Man Ready To Order Workers If Roosevelt Demands It
Washington May 28 A P L union official testified that if President Roosevelt demands it he would instruct machinists to return to shipyard work in the San Francisco Bay area. The Senate defense committee pressed for a resumption of production and heard Hook shift toward union views. Connally pressed for limits on overtime pay while Fulton pressed for disclosure of anticipated union concessions.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Harry
Vink
APL Union
Ader Alan
Ciil
Nachtitals
Hook
le Convnitton
Joie
Proyers
Hugo Fulton
Inbor
Read
Ledptenal
Machiniats Union
Connally
Block
Airport Bond Obstacle Halts City Plans at Greeley
The city council failed to secure approval to issue general obligation bonds to purchase land for an airport. About 191,000 dollars in outstanding bonds would be involved, with 138,000 dollars earmarked for refunding. The delay followed requests from the Chamber of Commerce and local committees to study the airport situation, as council awaits formal action.
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Eliy Council
Sera
Elky
Statule
Action Comneil
Greeley Chambey
Greeley
Junior Chamber
Twa
Janutry Chamber of Commerce
Aklerman Davis
Hig Vonns
Imola
Cornell
Dex Rartient
Meotetyey Machinery Company
Water
Roy Seanch
Belog
Ney
Milton Seaman
Hn Selander
Rockwell Ranch Fund
Rockwell
Tie Ranch
Tie Water Department
Jack Wilson
Law
Buurise Park
Szversi
Ure
Formaward
Alta
J. C. Baab
George Darls
Fifth Street Bridge
Baseball Scores and Lineups From Ailing A L and N L Games
Fragmented baseball results show American League games with Philadelphia and Detroit scoring, plus Cleveland and St. Louis shows varied innings. National League notes include Pittsburgh, Brooklyn and Philadelphia matchups with mixed lineups and player mentions.
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Tase Ayymegees
American League
Philaleiphia
Ong
Doston
Detkmian
Werrich
Hayes
Fleming
Kyba
Wilson
Pyttak
Cleveland
Detroit
Haider
Elsin State & Heaton
Ang Meumtus
Trent and Trebbetts
St. Louis
Nhowse
Anker
Ferrllr Smith
Tresh
New York-Washington
Steel Priorities Expected Shortly
New York reports indicate steel allocation has reached an impasse and prompt mandatory priorities are needed, focusing on products with demand far exceeding supply. Washington will act, likely including plates shapes large unfinished sheet. ingot production at 88 percent capacity due to furnace issues. scrap price at 19.17.
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New York
Washington
Greeley Public Schools Begin Summer Vacation
Approximately 9,700 pupils in Greeley public schools start summer vacation on Thursday at noon. Students from kindergarten to high school will report to their classrooms for final days and summer work, with report cards to be issued.
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Greeley Public
Wednassay
Kindergartest
Goplorgh School
Dipits
New Police Chief Chosen With Chevrolet Purchase
The city selects a Chevrolet for the new police chief’s department vehicle. Thinner said Edwards Chayra ct company will supply the car, with a trade in of an old Ford valued at 292 dollars.
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Hunter
Price Pegging Still Goal of Farm Solons
Washington May 28 A permanent price pegging system for major crops is the aim of farm lawmakers. Senator Bankhead Alabama announced a plan to offer a permanent measure at the next session, seeking parity loan ideas from Roosevelt and a long term policy to support cotton wheat and corn farmers this year.
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Washington
Bankhead
Ala
S Prgthout
Larimer Ranchman Killed by Lightning
A Ranchman in Larimer County was killed by a lightning strike while working alone in a field. The victim 30 year old Jolley left behind an infant. Coroner and authorities investigated. body found in furrows with head wound. He had relocated from Jovelaid last February.
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Port Catling
Coto
Coroper Kelle Mimaunnd
Larter County
Jolley
Dangney
Uehtring
Jovelaid
Commencement at City High Tonight
Commencement exercises for twenty one graduates of Geoeloy Iech school are to be held Wednesday night at the Sixth Quarter gym. Five members will present a symposium titled How Can We Help Another show Up, directed by Major Victor Grant of Wheatridge. Diplomas will be conferred by Waller Halu, head of the board of GE education.
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Geoeluy Iech School
Wednesdy Wight
Sishth Qyetrue
Pralye
Victor Grant
Wheatridge
Cate
Trepulus
Wosrd
Maverick Bealen for Mayor in San Antonio
San Antonio Texas May 28 Maverick Bealen longtime New Deal supporter and ally of President Roosevelt announces he is stepping down as mayor after yesterday's state election results The vote showed Maverick Bealen with a clear lead over Quin whose campaign ended two years ago in a split field and a turnout of 138 precincts reported. Byron elected to Congress in Maryland also noted amid close race.
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Brett
San Antonio
Tex
Roosevelt
Sat ‘Aptoniy
Quin
Aira
Byron
Haltimare
Ating Hi
William Dy
Maryland
Fest Cansrugssaman
Wiinhuy
Maret
Fueargia
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