Jerusalem Purge Shocks Early Easter Pilgrims
Report from New York by Frederick Grant details the events surrounding a purge in Jerusalem as a band of pilgrims arrives to observe Passover. The scene centers on reactions in churches and the impact on local worshippers amid tensions described by a theology professor. Continued on page.
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Ly Wiens
Tere Solold
Vy Fredwick
Geent
Bivieul
Frederick
Grant
Wilter
Deus
Jerusalem
Egypt
Questionable Graduate Manager Post Seen at State Officials
A garbled notice from Associated Students announces an opening for a Graduate Manager. The text mentions names like Uria sil Peicu and Mims, with references to Clark University and Wartestor. It indicates meetings led by HL and a past holder Dodie at WGa, seeking graduate work in professional geography.
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Tates
Tae
Leinena
Uria
Peicu
A. Tevia
Mireelor
Lie Ex
Irstant
Mims
Omnuel
You Maelsh
Dodie
Wga
Clark Univer Wye
Wartestor
Masiere
Clark Taiverstly
Trish
M. E. Church Plans Debt Payoff and Remodel
A selfdenkit offering of 4450.00 aided paying a debt and funding remodeling of the M. E. Church. Plans include renovating the basement and seats to accommodate visitors. Two identical services are scheduled for Easter Sunday at 7 oclock and 10:30, with additional services midweek.
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Mertharsand
Beindre
TOD Betvsce
Hirst
Marvin BH. Kober
Peiday Sarvica
Vark
Wilkinson on Committee Naned by Carr To Take Couge of Fair Exhibit
Governor Ralph Carr appointed a seven member commission to oversee Colorado's exhibit at the 1939 Golden Gate Exposition. Members include Tamadwera, Sydonu, Dan Sullivan, Moyer, Rog Weaver, Wilkinson, and Mark Schmidt representing cities such as Colorado Springs, Denver, Greeley, Grand Junction and Pointo.
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Wilkinson
Carr
Couge
Penues
April
Ralph
P. Carr
Samel
Oirado
Gallen
Tamadwera
Colorade Springs
Et van
Danny Sullivan
Lalloer
Moyer
Denvers
Weaver
Puento
Iver Wilkinson
Greeley
Mark Schidt
Grand Junction
Beet Contract Settlement Still Possible in 1938 Lent Deal
MilaRreen signals possible settlement of the 1938 Lent contract with Mountain States Development Growers Association. Directors meet in Greeley Tuesday to push terms as Great Western Sugar considers next steps. Denver officials say the matter is under review and no contract acceptance yet.
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milaRreen
Great Weslern Sugar Company
Mountain States
Mirkathig Association
Greeley
Comirnet
Yusur
Mauikiy
Great Western
Denver
Ereagu
Cliff S Miller of Colorado Springs Killed in Automobile Crash
A Colorado Springs man, Cliff S Miller, 32, died instantly in a two car crash that sent Miss Hazel Cook to hospital with severe injuries. Clifford Ryden, 32, is critically injured and not expected to survive. A passenger or other party, details murky, unknown. Deputy Coroner J O Pidzvuy reported investigators at the scene near the arroyo and highway.
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Baeza
Miller
Cierada Sprites
Clifford Ryden
Colorade Springs
Haze Cook
Ryden
Boulder Student Accidently Shot
A 15-year-old Boulder student was accidentally shot during a school incident. Police said a group of youths stopped a vehicle near Lowldet and fled after a bullet struck a student. The suspect, Bundin, faced charges as investigators reviewed the scene inside the car.
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Presa
Dmulier
Cinven Topkina
Hollice High School
Etuilont
Phaley
Bundin
Autolende
Ballet Porclws Mautas Dues
Fort Warren Man Arrested for Drunken Driving Here
Frank Jones, 39, of Paul Warren, was arrested by Courtesy Patrol Sunday evening and held on a drunken driving charge after an accident at a LaSalle street intersection with Highway 5. Property damage estimated at 125 dollars.
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Frank Jones
Paul Warren
LaSalle
Woth
Charles BD
Allen
Nunn
Wilk Tackle
Ab Nowy
F. Hintze
Luak
Wyra
Winners Named in County Honors for KSCE Contests at Kepner Hall
Winners announced at Kepner Hall CSCE campus for the graded old County Champions schools. Top awards went to Satan mixed chorus for first place in mixed chorus class. Photos show winners and judges including Marevtta Dunmire director and Marian Bull Center accompanist.
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Raymond Velus
Stone School
Patricia Hubbard
la Salle
Clarita Kaufman
Pleasan Valley School No. 102
Lois Jean Kincaid
Johnstown
Beating Allegations At Green Mountain Dam Labor Hearing
A labor hearing describes alleged beatings of workers by strikers at the Green Mountain water diversion project. Testimony from workers and union attorneys details strike actions, witness identifications, and the involvement of a 12-person committee on site near Fort Collins.
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Green Mountain Dam
Amit
Great Mountain
Ute
Colorado
Austral Commission
Lee
Tentim
Jin
Uae
Iila
Lee Alger
Keefuuiing
Theo Days Vattar
Aviv Mecew
Sin
Gs Alger
Ae Krain
Aftielas
Market Run Inta Selling Lanicointed Decoy
Market activity shows large transfers around 13.4 million shares. The report notes a New York listing and a market van incident involving several named individuals in a volatile trading session.
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New York
Miles Lalay
Ratis Jane
Collision not needed to smash up his sedan near Twin Bridges
Leigh Adams Craig, 48, of Lovekind, is hospitalized at St. Joseph's after his car left the highway near Twin Bridges, parts strewn along a fence. Condition listed as critical. reported safe at noon Monday. Photo by Dave Clark.
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Leigh Adams Craig
Lovekind
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Craig
Wen
Dave Clark
Voters to Decide Tuesday in Local Election Bid
An estimated 3000 to 4000 voters are expected to cast ballots Tuesday in a mayoral and alderman race. Independent George M. Bradford leads with supporters from the People’s and Allied parties as several wards name candidates including Mert Anderson and George I. Bett. Polling sites across wards list locations such as Central School, Mason’s Garage, and church venues, with final turnout seen as crucial for control of the city council.
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Napoleon
Medada
Alk Ab Herel
Ely Reasue
George If
Hradfield
ML Coir! Peoples
Jay C
Preetiet T Nan
Centraehool
Russell's Paemy
Mason's Garage
Precinet
J.boolty
Rust
Conte Monge
Tase Men Coreddor
Pd. Jy
Thurlaun
PG Gailie
Pecelnet
Breaton
CACM
Sthc
Dlekoy
EBLE
Agettona
Selander
Rage
Extra Relief Funds Denied By Subgroup
Fragmented OCR text describes an amount of 129,000,000 related to relief funds and mentions President Groseret Vio and various disjointed phrases. The readable portion indicates approval processes and procedural notes but lacks coherent details or dates.
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Wastilugiva
Agel
Groseret
Ghent
Pul
No Weld WPA Project To Be Eliminated
No Weld WPA project will be eliminated as workers are reduced. Officials announce cuts in the program due to administration decisions. The action will affect ongoing work and local employment, with impacts on county projects and funding.
Weather Jumble From A Fragmented Colorado Report
Fragmented OCR weather notes mention Colorado conditions with unclear terms. The text references partial phrases like partly and Monday with numbers 69 and 22. No clear event, location, or authoritative forecast emerges from the readable segments.
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Colorado
Lynne Hale
Lolliberanie
Wrointig
Emda
Wien
Dlusilus Peatitto
Wailer
First Reorganization Measure Passed by the House 54 to 9
The report covers a legislative session where a first reorganization measure cleared the House by a 54 to 9 vote amid debate over tax, budget, and administrative programs. It notes Democratic opposition and mentions administration officials advocating consolidation and revenue moves within a broader state budget plan.
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House
TVA Cleared In Committee Majority Report
A fragmentary report describes a committee majority finding TVA cleared. Mentions figures such as Morgan and Roosevelt era context, with references to political maneuvering, blending unclear names and garbled text. The piece suggests a legislative-committee action and priorities around flood relief and agency oversight.
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TVA
Estate of Joyner Filed With Court For Sale
Fragmented OCR notes describe an estate filing by Mrs Joyner with court actions and a sale involving a price around 90 and a total of 228, mentioning names such as Ali, Cova, and Greeley with unclear roles. The readable items show procedural steps and monetary figures in a mid 20th century style.
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Jesus
New Order
Garl Bloch
Sclitr
M. E. Church
Cliff S. Miller
Colo. Springs
Boulder
Fort Warren
Runa Inta
Matef Elie
House of Repre
Urifenhagen
Rey
Marko
Low
Mme
Lamas
Linnie Ces
Anul
Ite
Heidi Logte
Coluiute
Ascii Breet
Wigan
Authority
Tedthy
Faye Ryn
Dent Renzevelt
Anajorise
Ned Reakstoy
Mes
Joyner
Mardoytier
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