Traces of Ancient Peoples Unearthed in West Colorado
Delta Colorado June 24 AP detectives in Midnaping area search western Colorado for traces of ancient peoples. Hedrick and Hueold Juscher archaeologists seek camp sites, hearths, rock art to map early migrations from Folsom to Puebloan cultures. They plan a two month dig and invite locals to aid in locating sites and possible burial areas.
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Thie
Batty Holmer Huychsr
Colorado Piraeum of
Denver
Hueold A. Juscher
Walla
Mesa Verde
Victor Man Gil led by death suddenly
Victor man Victor Read aged 8 dropped dead today while working in his garden. Death was attributed to a heart disease. Survivors include his wife Stearns and a daughter Vaughn, a son-in-law in Lima, two sisters in Pax Lake and Lafarge, plus three brothers in Latrobe. Junior Chamber elects Percy Pipkin national president at Memphis. New vice presidents include Jay Sullivan. Civil Aeronautics plans to license homebuilt planes with NA designation replacing ways scenes.
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Stearns
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Raiphter
Mra Vernt Jerking
Lima
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Pax Lake
Mra Milla. Campbell
Lafarge
Tester
Rufus
John
Alan
Latarre
Junior Chamber
Quakers Open Refugee Haven in Iowa Farm Hostel
Refugees from greater Germany find welcome at an Iowa hostel run by Quakers in a former boarding school set on a 12 acre farm. University of Iowa professors aid with courses while Quaker leaders oversee language, trades, and integration as 10,100 more refugee children await entry legislation.
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Tiler
Reed Carey
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Scatterwoull School
George Lauity
Fritz Trener
Vienna
Kurt Schaefer
Ry-Tows Council
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Bulldluge
Wheat Cotton and Citrus Areas on Low Income Base
Chicago June 14 2 D Howard Doane of the Mortgage Bankers Association said wheat cotton and citrus regions show a downward income trend on a low income base for the United States with only modest relief. He reported dairy farms lower income while grain and livestock areas may see best income for some time. For the first three months farm income by states fell versus 1938 and only isolated signs of revival expected later in the year with declines limited to the Dakotas and parts of Kansas Oklahoma Colorado and Montana.
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Bankers Attack Loose U S Financial Policies
The American Bankers Association urged abolition of new federal agencies and a shortened roster of existing ones. President Fain A Benson warned that government control of credit could become a tool to curb dissent and threaten private enterprise if it gains dominant power over credit and capital.
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New York
American Bankers ’ Association
Pioneer Resident of Darby Dies After Strike Accident
Hamilton June 24 a stroke muttered at home in July three weeks ago proved fatal yesterday for Mrs Arena Tiart 80. She and her husband moved to Darby 50 years ago. She traveled with her three daughters Myra Memy Matteson Darby Mrs Mivkrha Corvallis and Mes John Beam Los Angeles.
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Arena Tiart
Darby
Mya Memy Matteson
Mivkrha
Corvallis
Mes
John Beam
Los Angela
Wisconsin
Hay Olson
Hayward
Wis
Thorkelson Says Nation Must Halt Immigration Policy
Washington June 24 Congressman Thorkelson of Montana told the House that all social legislation provokes war and urged Congress to resume power to secure the nation. He claimed Congress should probe intelligence and financial circles funding world events, warn of a supposed un American cult, and seek rapid facts on communistic activities in public spaces and departments. He predicted shocking disclosures exposing officials in government.
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Songress
Thorkelson
House of Representatives
Congress
Congressional Record
United States
Thorkeson
Furns
War Rapidly Changing London Life If War Comes
London plans for mass evacuations, shelter camps, and mobility shifts as millions may leave the metropolis. Projections include 256000 out-of-London children and 2.9 million adults potentially moved or protected, with government offices relocated and communications rigorously linked for wartime.
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Tragedy at Duke of Windsor party in Paris
A man identified as Bed-Fich Benes, Czech military attache, plunged from the Eiffel Tower during the Duke of Windsor’s birthday celebration in Paris. Police recovered a Movia camera on his wrist as guests fled the platform amid screams. The duke and duchess continued the reception, with a bakery salesgirl among the guests.
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