Conservancy District Seeks Colorado Men Only for Green Mountain Dam
Colorado officials debate use of out of state labor on the $4 million Green Mountain Dam project as demonstrations and union negotiations unfold. Local leaders insist all workers be Colorado residents. state officials report progress on reducing nonresident hires and resuming large scale construction.
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Colorado
Green Mountain Dam
Soa
Colorado Thor
Tay Lanyon
Longmoit
Northern
Colorado Conservancy District
Govenor
Ralph Carr
Colorado Federation of Lator
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Warner Company
Browslow
Ray UM
Brannaman
State Industrial Commission
Ilmaclz
Bernard ‘Tests
State Employment Service
Brownlee
Brininanan
Growntoes
Dresay Cadiea
Guddea
Pouth
James Shirley
Denver
American Federation of Labor
Kitm
Las Janta
Linhert Evecrist
Lions Chy
Westert Cour Strictun
General Munger
Everlal
Iikre
Arkansas River
Moonton- Loh
Mewar
Senate Rejects Tax Shift Dealing With Trade Deals
The Senate rejected a proposal 45 to 28 to prevent the State Department from reducing existing taxes or enacting new duties on future trade. Senator McCarran, a Democrat from Nevada, proposed the amendment to extend the trade program for three years.
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Associated Proay
Washington
Senate
State Department
McCarran
Democrat
Novara
Vie Monet
Senate and House Agree on 850000 for Thompson Project
Conference committee-backed deficiency bill includes 850000 for the Colorado Big Thompson project. The panel trimmed Alya Adana’s initial 1060000 request, enabling tunnel work to begin immediately and adding 7200000 for the fiscal year’s needs. Grasshopper funds gain 40000 in the related adjustment.
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House Conference Committee
Thompson
R. FL Camattor
Secretar
Adanes
House Confereies
Colorado-Big Thompson
Wetton
Alya Th Adana
Couitermins
Sbont
Reelmnaden Baread
Senate Appropriations Committee
Adamy
Washington
House
Sis
Grandmother To'Gere for Prison Baby
News from a Colorado penitentiary reports Opal Kinlay, 23, who is pregnant while serving a two to three year sentence for forgery. Wyoming officials declined to seize the baby as a state ward and offered to help arrange care. A separate note mentions arrangements for a Mojave, California recipient to take the infant within days.
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Canon Cuye Aph
Thia Inyrbing
Colorado
Hal Tarmiuther
Metinda June Gwiles
Mojave
Calif
Flood Plummets to Threatening Levels in Pennsylvania
In Wilkes Bar re and Susquehanna county flood warnings ease slightly after a day of rising waters. Thousands evacuated from homes as the river crested below the St Patrick's Day disaster levels, with lingering risk to valley towns near the New York and Maryland borders and swollen tributaries across the region.
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Pensylvania
kes-Barre
Sudlury
Iass
Fle
St. Patrick's Day
New York
Marylaigs
Pennsylvania
Jarvis- Wig
F R S Third Plan for Government Reorganization
President Roosevelt submitted his third plan for reorganizing government agencies aiming for about 150000 dollars in annual savings. It consolidates the elastic service in the treasury under a new permanent assistant secretary and recreates offices including treasurer, comptroller, and public debt functions while abolishing one secretary’s office.
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Roosevelt
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Treasury Department
Ressury Mnaneing Angfisea
Tito Mie
Servis
Gid
United States
Sioner
See
Morgenthan
Acavico
Treasury official opposes 3 percent farm loan rate plan
April hearing before the House Agriculture Committee sees Undersecretary Bell oppose a proposed three percent federal farm loan rate. He favors a flexible rule tied to borrowing costs and warns the bill could overhaul farm machinery aid, debt refinancing, and land bank provisions while preserving existing closure safeguards.
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Danick W. Bell
The
Treasury
Dell
House Agriculture Committee
Mrs Lulu Burr Dies Widow of Early Physician
Mrs Lulu Burr widow of Dr Franklin Burr longtime Greeley physician died Tuesday from complications after a hip fracture two weeks earlier. Born in Tennessee in 1803 she lived with her parents Joel and Mary Davis and had strong ties to irrigation projects. Survived by son-in-law and six nephews and nieces, with funeral arrangements pending at Marcus.
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Twelfth Street
Gresley Sunplus
Safeway
Meg. Harris
Edwi Patton
Marethal D. Patton
Hollywood
Gunefore Wilson
Pasadena
Ursula
Eye of Santa Fe
Macus Awating
Mhrist
Coraline P. Baldwin
Greeley
Baldwin
Germany Town
Tim
Alfred W. Given
Fut A. Baldwin
Mondville
Bastalo
N.Y. Tror
Alanenett
Katharine
Mavis
Spellane
Wash
Cranville
Ymmett
Lilled
Tex
Calvin Croaler
Baldhyin
California
Potato Cellar Damaged on Harry Clark Farm
Fire department responded to Harry Clark farm north of Bon Monds at noon on April 1. A potato cellar was damaged with estimated losses around 100 dollars.
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Harry Clark
Germans Scuttle Preighter About To Be Captured
An Atlantic interception report states the German freighter Mint Lorn, registered in Cuvican, Netherlands West Indies, was halted in northern waters by Bren and scuttled by its crew after damage. Losses for the week include 12,901 tons, the lowest weekly total since 1940, with detailed figures for ships sunk or captured. Reynaud tests postponed as the French premier’s strength is reviewed by the Chamber of Deputies after Easter.
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Mint Lorn
Cuvican
Netherlands West Indies
Bren
Germany
Mimt Harn
Tanbure
Reynaud
Aorfniel Poly Paria
Paul Reynandl
Chamber of Weptities
Enemy Planes Clash Over The North Sea Raid
The British Admiralty said German aircraft raided near Britain before being driven off in a past two year clash over the North Sea. At least 139 bombs were dropped but no damage was reported. The Air Ministry announced British bombers struck German patrol boats and a German aviation base in Telgolard last night.
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North Sea
Admiralty
Air Ministry
Sll
Telgolard
Drunk Driving Charged After Eaton Crash
S Brown, 73, of Eaton, was charged with drunken driving after a Monday crash one and a half miles west of Eaton on the interstate road. Patrol reports say Brown drove under the influence, veered onto the wrong side, striking a vehicle driven by RP Bower of Maton. No injuries were reported and Brown was released to await a hearing. an oxan was noted in the report.
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S. Brown
Eaton
Mynor
Mes
Maton
1940 Census Starts Here with 13 Workers in City
The census official launch reports 13 workers in the city with a sealed report and details on procedures and expectations. Officials urge cooperation from residents for the census through April with forms noting wages, marriages, and residence. names and addresses of residents appear in the rollout, including several Greeley streets and districts.
House Group Okehs Wagner Act Changes
Wallington report notes committee actions on Wagner Act revisions aimed at protecting labor rights and shaping collective bargaining. chairman Norton cites likely completion of consideration. proposed changes seek to empower the Labor Board and clarify representation by craft groups within unions.
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Okehs
Wallington
Bermittee
Enue
Chaiman Norton
Democrat
New Jreey
Norio Tad
Detimeratle
Light Showers After Wind Sweep Crop Areas
An arya windstorm crossed Wek)cout ty Monday afternoon bringing showers that cooled the region overnight. In Greeley to Windsor, rainfall ranged from 0.2 to 1.5 inches, with a reported 7 of an inch in some spots. The storm disrupted parts of the winter wheat, scattering fields west of Greeley and delaying harvest. No damage to large stands of cattle or equipment reported. farmers anticipate storing systems to protect crops if storms persist. Agricultural officials note beet forecasts remain favorable for potential high yields.
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Lyman He Aideens
Te Growley and
Eaton
Aulvens
Swiss Mobilization Signals Broad Army Call Up
Associated Press reports Swiss authorities ordered tens of thousands of troops called up on Tuesday as full mobilization looms. The move aims to match belligerent strength near the frontier though officials say no immediate plan exists. Germany reportedly fields 12 to 18 divisions near Baden and Württemberg, with Swiss reserves partially released and overall unit recall varying in size.
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Bernie
Switzerland
Bwles General Staff
Confederation
Garlons Waltg
Baden and
Wurttemburg
Schen
First Presbyterian Brotherhood Meeting Thursday Evening
The Frotherhood of Float Presbyterian church will meet on Thursday at 6:30 PM for a brief gathering followed by a game. Members and friends are invited to attend at the church.
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First Presbyterian Brotherhood
Frotherhood of
Float Presbyterian Churen
Neutrals Warner Over Balkan Draft for Nazi Food Plea
Prime Minister Chamberlain warned neutrals in Parliament that Britain will tighten trade controls to starve Germany of vital materials. He cited sea control, new trade agreements, and limits on neutral imports as measures. Neutra ls in Norway Sweden Belgium and the Netherlands were urged to block German supplies. Bucharest said Romania would draft 4 million to support agricultural production.
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Chagterlain Wells
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Scandinavia
Neabe
Germany
Uider
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Chiess
Darthany
Nberlain
Norway
Sweden
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Belgium
de Netherlandia
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College Men to Judge Music Events Across State
Colorado State College of Education music faculty to judge events in several regional contests. King to judge ensembles at Southwestern Colorado Interscholastic League Music Fest in Flaugier April 6 and soloists at festival in Ft. Collins April 22-24. Henderson to judge district contest at Scots Clufi Neb April 19-20. Circ to judge district festival at Mays Kes April 124%. Additional judging across Pueblo April 17-53, Visin April 20, Stratlon April 22-23 and Ft. Colting April 23-27. national competition festivals for Region Three at Bare Crook Mich May 15-8.
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Colorado State College of Education Division of Music
Wraiph King
Southwestern Colorado
Weld Ministers Convene Tuesday Amid Weld County Talks
Weld County Ministerial association plans a vesper meeting Tuesday at 9:16 in the Weld County church setting. Five parishioners are expected to attend with the discussion focusing on local issues and parish concerns. Rev. M D Vankirk of the Seventh Day Adventist church in Greeley will speak on the topic Delinquent Problem in Weld County and How to Handle It.
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Well County
M.D. Vankirk
Kreeley
Delik
Weld
Finns Sell Jewels to Buy Pursuit Planes
Finnish men and women surrender watches bracelets and other personal jewelry to depositories to raise 160,000,000 Finnish marks to buy pursuit planes they need for defense against Russia.
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Presa Melzinki
Honesseb
Rassin
U S Maintains Moral Embargo Against Arms for Russia
At a Washington conference on April 2, U S officials reaffirmed the moral embargo keeping weapons and aircraft materiel from Russia. The talks, with Soviet representatives, underscored continued U S resolve to prevent military aid to the Soviet Union.
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U.S
Russia
Steve Washington
A. Oyaminsky
Uni
Myla
Ehigmrenty
Sovlee Wusela
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