Greeley Aldermanic Race Narrows To Photo Finish
In the Greeley aldermanic contest the council appears divided four to two with Independents leading in Ward Two. L. J. Vanderhoof, shown left, narrowly trails George F. Sith, shown right, by one vote. A. V. Anderson, Independent, leads the four ward race, while incumbent Paul King was defeated.
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Greeley
L. J. Vanderhoof
Left
People's Ty
Men Abent
George F. Sith
A. V. Anderson
Paul King
Chamberlain suppresses defense talk in Parliament debate
Report details Prime Minister Chamberlain telling a House of Commons audience he privately urged newspapers to suppress a speech by Stanhope. He sought to spare public agitation and protect European diplomacy amid defensive alliance tensions. The affair raised questions about cabinet unity and readiness.
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Associated Paras
Tondon
Chamberlain
Housanf Carnavans
Ordin
Bar Stantione
Admiralty
Tie
Anid
Gata Stanhope
Stanhope
Chamberlin
Mla
Germany
Soptins Switches His Political Home To Iowa
Assretstad Presy reports Secretary of Commerce Marty Topkins sails to Iowa to establish a permanent Grinnell residence. Observers note possible move from New York as a bid for 1940 Democratic nomination for president or Senate, but officials say no political agenda. In New York, securities rally as the stock market steadies and Europe events prompt cautious trading.
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Assretstad
Warn Springs
Secretary of Commerce
Marty Topkins
Iowa
Grinnell
Big Lwyboud
Ihe
Mopking
New York
Senate
Hona
Europe
Mayor Colpitts Congratulated By Bradfield
Judge George J. Bradfield, candidate for mayor of the Independent Heket, congratulates Mayor Colpitts on his victory. He states the Independent Party was organized to uphold the people and aims to preserve party principles while stepping into the mayoral race.
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Everett M. Colpitts
Greeley
George H. Bradfield
Turscay
Mayor Colpitts
Bradfield
George J. Bradfield
Heket
M. Calpiita
Mayer
Ais
Mod
Vutzvag
Independent Party
Senate Subcommittee Backing $100 Million Relief Budget
Waaineton April 5 a senate appropriation subcommittee voted unanimously to recommend a $100,000,000 relief appropriation. The fund was approved by the house after President Roosevelt had reinjected $150,000,000. Several members urged compromise despite economic objections as the appropriations committee prepared to act later today. Roosevelt, vacationing at Warm Springs Ga, has kept hands off the relief drive.
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Associated Press
Waaineton
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Biog Sonat
Telus
Appropriations Committee
Wali Springs
Washington
Senate Appropriations
Aad
Reogerolt
Assembly To Take Extra Holiday In Colorado
The Colorado senate and house of representatives decided to observe the Easter weekend with an extra holiday. They adopted a resolution calling for adjournment tomorrow night or Monday morning.
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Associated Prees
Denver
Colorado Sermie
House of Representatives
Oth Homaps
Communion Instituted at Last Supper
Frederick B. Grant D D explains the Last Supper ritual with the Passover setting and the lamb, unleavened bread, bitter herbs, wine, and a communal meal. The piece notes psalms sung and ties the description to a Gospel account as part of Holy Week preparations.
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Frederick CG. Grant
D.D
Prater
Frederick &. Grant
Beet Contract Talks Halted By Growers Meeting
Washington and Colorado sugar officials faced a mixed stance as growers adjourned a meeting on the Mountain State Beat Crushers Marketing operation. The group deferred action on the beet central offer while the sugar section wai ted decisions expected today and a tentative 1939 sugar quotas plan was announced by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration.
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Lia Menal Westen Sugar
Association
Uutd
Rogar
Myles Gaechter
O. Franky UN
Nebraska Non Stock Meat Growers Associusion
Nebraska
Golorado
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Adinistration
Bert
Ing
Ing Creat Westort Engar Company
Tills
Colorado
Montana
Wyantom
Stimson Urges More Discretion Under Neutrality Act
Senator Stimson urges broader presidential discretion under the Neutrality Act. He says delaying actions could avert a general war and supports executive latitude for crisis decisions. The testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee aligns with Roosevelt’s cautious policy while seeking sharper controls on arms sales and enlistment to belligerents.
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Stimson
F. R
Washoxton
Filer
Te Simeon
Congress
Vielin
Chalrains Pit Fan
Deworral
Nevada
Army
Pemonitioa Ta Belligerenta
Four Fires in Nine Minutes Hit Greeley District
A high wind on Tuesday swept the district, triggering four fires within nine minutes from 9:40 to 9:49 p.m. The Greeley fire department responded to burning dumps near Seventh Street and Fourth Avenue, flames threatening nearby houses and a barn. Firemen fought the blazes until about 11:30 p.m. Other calls at 9:41 p.m. and 6:49 p.m. involved trash and burning ashes, extinguished without damage.
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Eeetey
Greeley
Wolland
Envi Seventh Street
Fourth Avenue
F& Barn
Elghal
Ninth Avetag
Tragedy near New Raymer as 2 year old drowns in tank
A two year old, the son of My and a local family, died after leaning over a tank at a gathering in Arak Mela. The incident occurred while family members, including Myrthe and Grice, stood nearby. Police and local authorities were notified. no official cause has been released.
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Raymer
Roy
Larabie
Alisal
Myrthe
Ann Grice
College Junior Chamber Group Forms on Campus
Witty students at Colorida State College of Education sign up to join the Inifoy Chamber of Commerce on campus. The move aims to organize the group for student involvement and practical teaching experiences through community activities.
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Colorida
Warm Water Lake Fishing Opens April 10
The article notes opening day for Warm Water Lake fishing on April 10 in Colorado. It lists target species including trout, crappie, bass, perch, catfish and other panfish, with lake elevation under 6460 feet and seasonal restrictions. It mentions boat and license requirements and a later opening date for additional lakes on May 27.
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False Sesson
Colorado
Mgher Lakes
Weather report for Colorado and Wyoming mixed clouds and warmth
Weather notes show Colorado and Wyoming with cloudy to clear periods, warmer daytime readings, and frost risk at night. Forecast for 24 hours ending Wednesday includes a high near 74 and a low around 30 in the specified locale.
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Cotorado
Wyoming
Ritchie Kills Hope of Early Adjournment
An article reports on a heated committee session amid efforts to extend a legislative meeting. The piece notes political tensions, planned votes, and references to unnamed figures and procedural maneuvers affecting adjournment chances.
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Ritchie
Hope
Eaton Chamber of Commerce President Chas Beckner Leads Banquet
Chas Beckner, president of the Eaton Chamber of Commerce, presided at the second annual banquet. Officers announced included Leonel Ciudvans treasurer Merle Storie director and Joe Darley, with notes on committees for hog farming, industry and labor. Remarks highlighted Med in Action and a vocal performance by Murray Ciffle, with guests from the Chamber present.
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View Provident
Leonel Ciudvans
Merle Flecte
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Joe Darley
RL Mitton
Floyd Allen Sy Ehatrtaaty
Vouls Suk Transportation Committee
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Antstin
Lind Manufactoy Hug
Ageteuktare Enomtuit
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Eoanities
Otter
Lopantnien
Lig
Avnettung
Ehmer Salborg
Reo Presilouly Uenok
Creeley
Uouver Wera
One Vote Margin in City Elections Across Several Wards
Local race results show Smith and Vanderhoof separated by a single vote for mayor, with alderman contests in Ward One and Ward Two producing narrow margins. Incumbents Davis and King defended seats amid close totals as reports tally official returns and party lines across Loveland, Denver, and surrounding towns.
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Culpitts
Caprona
Lee
Ise Olinger
Av Young
Panda
Vanfield
Colpitta
Weine
Anderson
Tal King
Smith
Mace
Vanderhaot
Hrailfield
Farell
Celpitia
Davis
Ae Lee
Ead
BE. M. Coluire
Peoples Party
Aris
Ghvels
Thaenne
AlWermeen
Leisis
Thy
Steves
Frida
George II Uesulfiuldy
Paul King
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Thiah Aid Davis
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Vmung
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Hirgely
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Tg Magors
Thunui
Aimyer
Citles Ud
Tagas Eelessii
Miri Mayurd
Longinoait
Loveland
Leadville
Rocky Ford
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Russlevedihls
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Trinidad
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Aninars
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Syvinga
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Hrighton
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Theresa McMmic
Stella M. Kastor
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Hobty M. Kral
Clty Eleek
Fyol EB. Uaul
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