No Trouble Expected If Weld Has Strike
Weld county coal fieldworkers anticipate limited disruption from a potential strike. Pradfields and Simonsky of the United Mine Workers warn there may be a week of slowdowns but no widespread trouble. Miners seek wage increases to about six dollars and twenty-five cents daily, with operators prepared to manage via quiet picketing and temporary shutdowns if needed. Police report no disturbances beyond a suspected mob incident. both sides expect a wage settlement at a New York conference.
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Weld County
Wade
Greeley
Tamraday
M. W. Pedfield
Boulder Valley
Mina New Brie
Joe Simonet
Roepe
United Mine Workers of America
Erie
Padfield
Simonsky
Brliavee
New York
Colorado
Weld
Boulder Couly
Thoradiy
Enal
Rush Podfield
Bimonsky
New York Center- Lans
Dalonanlar Pt
Wilon
Uytian
Pacifici
Nui
Faveryone Se
Milligh
Probe of Propagandists Aims to Uncover Nazi Influence
The House Rules Committee approved a resolution for a congressional inquiry into propagandists aiding a fascist state in the United States. Chairman Dickstein of New York said he would name 12 spies, citing Fritz Kuhn of Detroit as head of a 200,000-strong Nazi sympathizer organization and alleging a Nazi army in the country.
Sugar Deliveries Decline in Early 1937 Volumes
The Associated Press reports refined sugar deliveries for January and February 1937 totaled 770 030 tons, down 129 220 tons from 1836 levels. The report notes refiners moved 498 087 tons, imports 67 90 tons, and continental mills 28 900 tons, with Feb 28 stockpiles at 1 486 008 tons.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Triple A
Continental Caie
Vanity and War Riddled Thoughts From Bob Burns
A fragment reflects Bob Burns on vanity as a painful human trait in wartime, noting anxiety about facing pain. A funeral vignette recalls a young widow aged about twenty five, with a preacher offering sympathy amid sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquire Features
Settlement Near: West Slope Talks on Colorado Project
Western slope and Grand County officials met in Denver to discuss the Colorado Big Thompson project. Agreement centers on 152000 acre feet to offset water diversions, with formal approval expected after further county input. northern Colorado committees prepare to present to regional boards.
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Northern Colorato Group
Grand County
Denver
Grand Tunedon
Dorver
Green Mountain
Blhe
Kremmiing
Colorado
Tee
Northern Colorade
Whter Myers Aa
Della
Western Slope Committee
Thomas A. Nixon
J. M., Dille
Charles Hanesen
Fort Lupton Man Held on Driving Charges
William Lillard of Fort Lupton was arrested by Colorado Courtesy patrol officers about half a mile west of Fort Lupton on drunken and reckless driving charges. He was jailed on charges including driving without a license and use of counterfeit plates. TJ Black of Fort Lupton, owner of the 1937 model car driven by Lillard, faced accessory charges. Trial was set before District Judge Hl. S. St. John at Fort Lupton.
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William Lillard
Fort Lupton
Colorado
Pitlral
Laplon
Ufe
TJ. Black
Lillard
St. John
Port Lupton
Swift Action Is Planned on Service Tax
Denver April 1 planners bid for swift action on a proposed service tax, with Representative Inmet W. Graham Jr announcing the bill could be made special order of business this afternoon and likely passed tomorrow. If enacted, attention would shift to a two percent wholesale tax on natural gas entering the state.
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Denver
Pluna
Atnte
Nde
Inmet W. Graham Jr
Lafayette
Readig
Graham
Local buyers pay to farmers on spring crops and produce
Local buyers report payments to farmers on spring wheat and oats with prices listed for hard winter wheat at 2 038 per unit and spring wheat at 32 03, oats at 135, potatoes red and white varieties priced respectively. The fragment notes Pintow and Pintos among crops with assorted potato pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis
Komar
Ceres
New Storms in Mountains Bring Snows
A heavy late season snowstorm moved through the mountains depositing up to seven inches near Grand River and Chambers Lake, with significant accumulations reported at Cameron Pass and Grand River ditch camp. Officials note continued snow and rising water levels, while unrelated reports detail Japan buying construction machinery for Hoover Dam projects and a Japanese shipment bound for Yokohama.
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Weld
Grand River
Ocbmnberd Lake
Bair Hugh
Eggeray
Chambers Lake
Cameron Pass
Subie
Locher
Japs Bay Dam
Los Angeles
Japan
Manimioet Hoover Dam
Nailsea Court
Triigh Trump Stestier
Los Angeles Tarbor
Thuratay
Yokohamea
Western Power
Legion Auxiliary Dance For Welfare Fund Sale
Mrs Leont Hicker announces a dance to raise funds for the Legion Auxiliary Welfare Fund. A committee member will chair the event in the district, with tickets offering support for disabled veterans and families, aiding child welfare and rehabilitation programs in the community.
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Leomt Hicker
Uckdts
Anerican Legion
Uigt Aneinberd
Bustreys
Nuk
Uate
Tha E
Sipndrt
House Passes Racing Bill on Third Reading
Lawmakers in Denver approved a measure to legalize pari mutuel betting on horse and dog races with a projected annual revenue of about 800000. The vote 33 to 8 followed spirited debate, with supporters praising revenue and opponents voicing concerns about gambling impact.
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House
Denver
Colorado
Commissioners Plan Meeting in Fort Morgan
The program committee of the North eastern Colorado Commissioners association met to arrange details for the next meeting. Fort Morgan hosts the session on April 23 with attendees including Wald bord members and Morgan county officials Ray Rieke of Sterling Sam J Neeley Adams county clerk L Baker Morgan county clerk and Commissioner Waiter Hoeckstenbach.
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Northeastern Colorado Commissioners Association
Port Morgan
Wald Bord
Ray Rieke
Sterling
Sam J. Neeley
Adams County
L. Baker
Morgan County
Waiter, Hoeckstenbach
Burglary Charges Filed At A J Gold Yard
District court Thursday charged Syeel Gotlieb and Fred Herbst Jr with burglary at the A J Gold wrecking yard in Greeley. They are held on $1,600 bonds each.
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A. J. Gold Wrecking Yard
Greeley
Gotlieb
Syeel
Fred Herbst, Jr. Batt
Gresley
Model's Dad Is Grilled in Murder Probe
New York April 2 local police interrogated Joseph Gedeon father of two year old Yeronia Gedeon in a murder inquiry. District Attorney William A Dodge said a definite suspect exists after hours of questioning about the events surrounding the deaths of his daughter and wife at a downtown establishment. A gin was found at a nearby upholstery shop and a Sullivan Act firearms charge was announced against Gedeon with no motive disclosed.
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Joseph Gedeon
Veronica
Gedeon
New York
Fhe
Frees
Yeronia Gedeon
Joseph Cedeon
Police
Alalion
Alge Clods
Mary
William A. Dodge
Plicend Wgalial
Tyap
Leapita Dodge
Johnson Blames Walter Lear for Secret Microphones
Washington April 1 Senator Edwin G Johnson urged Governor Teller Ammons of Colorado to suspend Walter Lear state food and drug administrator amid a probe into secret microphones at the Colorado capitol. Lear, former secretary to Johnson, previously said he appointed a drug administrator and denies knowledge of any covert recording devices. Governor Ammons said no formal request was received and waited for Johnson’s message while Lear declined to comment.
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Johnson
Walter Lear
Associated Prose
Washington
Edwin G. Johson
Teller Ammons
Colorado
Exeguliva
Lear
Wallington
Edwhi
Laday
Teller Ainmeng
Jolngan Wile
Capitol
Amimans Toleon
Aanmotia
Gilles Vetoré Johveon
Aleo
Lodt
Jolmeon
Cond
Ponvar
Edwin G. Johnson
Walter Loar
Atate- Food and Dium
Follar Armuuons
Carthey
State
Ammivhs
Srior
Senstor Johnson
Lottera
Totuson
GM Strikes Idle 17,800 Across Four Plants
Detroit reports 17800 GM employees idle due to strikes in Chevrolet No 2 Pitts Michigan. Fisher Body plants in Cleveland and Pontiac Michigan also affected, with 6400 at Pontiac Fisher and 7200 at Cleveland Maher goody plant. Some Pontiack Motor departments closed while Pontiac Fisher shift changes addressed.
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LSU
Michigan
Miles
Vollow
Cubs
Anufar
Tutus
Uwe Phvier Hudy
Pontiacom Motor Company
Chevrolet
Fifat
Cleveland
Batiee
Ly Puntiac Motor Company
Pon- Hag
Detroit
General Motors Corporation
Pint
Mich
Fisher Bady
Clevsland
Ponting
Pontiac Motor Company
General Motors
Pontiac Fisher
Pontiac Motor
Pontiac
Maher Goody
Ponting Fisher Plank
Migher
Wnt
Road Advertising Curbs Ready for Solons
The Colorado Senate moved toward authorizing the highway commission to regulate roadside advertising within 690 feet of roads. It would levy a $100 license on advertisers and smaller fees on landowners, with plans to divert grazing fees from schools to build up grazing. A. B. 936 also passed to establish a state park board to cooperate with the U S in CCC projects, pending house action.
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Denver
Senate
Raydph Johnson
The
Highway Commission
Colorado Garden Clubs
Colorado
WIT Tit
Pune
Charles P. Murphy
Spicer
State Land Board
San Francisco Grand Jury Discharged After Secrecy Breach
Superior Judge George J. Steiger discharged the San Francisco grand jury today and appointed a new panel to continue the police graft inquiry. He faulted several jurors for breaking secrecy rules and stressed sustaining public faith in the process.
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San Francisco
tAxedate
George J. Steiger
Grand Jury
Steiger
Jity
Hartioil
Nebion
Wald County Officer Returns After Illness Absence
Judge Juation Ber H Florance of Grawley veteran law enforcement officer, one of Wald County's best known men, returns to his Weld County courthouse office Thursday after an absence due to illness. He had been confined at home for several weeks.
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H. Florance
Grawley
Elforcemant
Wald County
Weld County Court House
Ilnaka
Plovermee
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America
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Associated
Shirley Carpenter Weslea
View
Ward McMurdo
Helen Lolenz
Leona Bucher
Trimet C. Hall
Haimie Lanperance Comipittee
I. W. Barclay
Denvcrat
Englewood
C. St. Dutcher
Colorado Springs
Barclay
Colombo
Akta
Demicrat
Delores
Uni
Roy Ray
Damooral
Window
Lek
Fort Morgan
Model
Anly
Ohio-Maclorius
Hors
Hoot-Cadilac
Arbitration Board
Atiike
Wales
Solons
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