AAA Official Receives 100000 in Benefit Payments
Washington April 6 reports from Red Cross indicate 200 killed and 1,200 injured in Tupelo Mississippi tornado. Relief efforts include food, clothing stations, and 2,000 sheltered in a large factory. Injured sent to Memphis and Meridian. damage estimated between 8 and 40 million dollars.
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Washington
Tupelo
Mis
Red Cross
Clinton Schley
Memphis
Schley
Imany
Meridian
Miss
Memphis Ee
Zosnelntinl
Prazay Tupelo
Nlo
Winds Test of the New Presidential Ship Potomac
Strong winds hinder test of the new presidential ship Potomac as President Roosevelt and crew face rough seas. Roosevelts two weeks at sea near Stirrup Bay with hopes to go ashore soon, weather delaying final seaworthiness checks.
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Mani
Pia
Roosevelt
Potomac
Port Lacherdale
Stirrup Bay
Ti War
Ikely
Man Arrested for Supplying Wine to Child in Greeley
Jack Morey of 508 Thirt street Greeley was arrested after allegedly giving wine to the four year old son of the Parker family at 511 Sixth avenue. The child became unconscious and a doctor noted the wine appeared to contain alcohol. Police were cooperating with juvenile authorities on the case.
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Jack’ Morey
Snowy Palm Sunday Grips Rocky Mountain Region
Large areas of the Rocky Mountain region including Colorado are blanketed by snow on Palm Sunday. Snow and dust mix cause dust storms in Lamar and elsewhere from Wyoming to Nebraska. Denver and nearby cities report heavy snowfall while forecasts predict continued snow and freezing temperatures.
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Cagmelowil
Denver
Rocky Mountain Region
Colorado
Trinidad
Wyoming
Sheridan
Rock Springs
Cheyenen
Nebraska
Grand Valley
Grand Dynetion
Lemar
Four Held for Theft of Sedan at Evans
Four men were held in Greeley and Denver pending investigation into the theft of a 1929 Buick sedan from Mrs. Raith Colburn at Evans Sunday night. The suspects, named Jobe Logan and others, were arrested after driving the stolen car toward Denver. Frank Drickson and Dan Heldel were also detained in Denver and Littleton for lack of car credentials. Weekend county prisoners included Calvin McCory held for disturbance at Seelys Lake, Salvadore Tequibel for home disturbance, Albert Lear for forgery investigation at Ault, and Phillip Knotra brought with Lear but released without charge.
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Greeley
Denver
Mra. Raith Colburn
Evans
Jobe
Logan
Cas Anderson
Ruéeley
Frank Drickson
Dan Heldel
Littleton
U.S. Olympic Squad Picked for Berlin Games
The U S Olympic team for Berlin was announced in New York on April 6. Eight Universal championship players joined McPherson and U of Washington members. Lloyd Goldstein declined to go. Tim Needles named head coach with Gene Jolson as assistant. Dr J A Reilly named team manager.
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Varanetsiel Prosa
New York City
U. S
Berlin
Lloyd Goldstein
Univ Verset
Ave Mollner
Gon Piper
Carl Knowles
Sam Baker
Frank Lubin
Carl Shy
Duane Swanson
McPherson Oilers
Francis Johnson
Tex Ob Bois
Joe Fortenberry
Tack Ragland
Bill Wheatly
U. of Washington
Talphs Bishop
Tim Needles
Universal
Gene Jolson
McPherson
Negislact Tunch
J. A. Reilly
Kansas City
Five Die When Army Bomber Crashes Near Frederickeborg
The charred wreckage of a bombing plane was found at Langley field after a weekend hop to Cleveland. Five soldiers are confirmed dead: Lieut Stetson Brown from St. Joseph, a War Staff Sergeant Ernest Endy of Oley Pennsylvania, Private Arthur Metz from Chambersburg Route 4, Private Peter J. Yots of Mcleet Rock Pennsylvania, and Paul Amspaugh of Cleveland.
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Frederickeborg
Pay
Army
Cleveland
Langley Field
Stetson Brown
St. Johiebury
Ernest Endy
Oley
Arthur Metz
Route 4
Chambersburg
Peter J. Yots
Mcleet Rock
Ene
High School Round Table Tackles War Causes and Cure
Holle De Boer arranges a Marathon Round Table at Meeker junior high room 113 at 7 30 Monday. Aggual Marathon members and others discuss alliances, munitions, neutrality, and diplomacy in War and the Big Picture. Speakers include Opal Aiderdan Harry Haer Laugh Jack Perkins John Wheeler Don Luckey George Waddingham and Bill Anderson.
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Holle de Boer
Meeker Junior High School
H. DeBoer
Fotle
Opal’ Aiderdan
Harry Haer- Laugh
Jack Perkins
John Wheeler
Don Luckey
George Waddingham
Bill Anderson
Spealera
Colorado Prisoner Accused of Mailing Gun to Kansas Pen
Delbert Byes, held in Colorado Springs, faces federal charges of conspiracy to smuggle a .26 caliber revolver to the Kansas prison. Prosecutor Thomas Morrissey says Byes and Chaves N. Trad lay last Nov 8 mailed the pistol wrapped around a musical instrument case to aid a convict. Arrest sought by the Justice Department. Byes in custody.
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Denver
Federal Department of Justice
Sire
Byes
Morrissey
Nine College Women Will Learn To Ride At College
Nine women students at College of Education will learn horseback riding as a for credit physical education course in the spring. Others are expected to enroll. The course is supervised by Misa Marci Thayer. The intramural women’s sports program for spring quarter began Monday and includes baseball tennis and track.
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College of Education
Misa Marci
Thayer
Mrs A Thorkildsen Dies on Saturday
Mrs Ausuet Thorkildsen of 1426 Seventh Avenue died late Saturday. She is survived by her daughter Mrs Hackett, two grandchildren Mrs Florence Gillett of Denver and Chilmers Thouls Forsdal of Greeley, a great granddaughter Rea Taoniso Gillett, two sisters Mrs Charles Young of Greeley and Mrs Gustav Sandell of Denver, a brother Andrew Nelaan of Clear Lake Wisconsin, and one keephe William Thorkildsen of Greeley. Funeral services will be held from Macy's drawing room at o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Interment in Tingl Grova.
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Ausuet Thorkdildeon
Hackett
Thokildsen
Mas. Hackett
Florence Gillett
Denver
Chilmers Thouls Forsdal
Greeley
Rea Taoniso Gillett
Slater
Charles Young
Gustav Sandell
Andrew Nelaan
Clear Lake
Wis
Ome Kephe
William, Thorkildaen
Macy's Drawing
Ting! Grova
200 Are Killed as Tornadoes Sweep Southern U S
The tornado outbreak across the deep South leaves Tupelo Mississippi and Gainesville Georgia among the hardest hit. Reports vary on deaths from single digits to several dozen with widespread injuries and property damage. Rescue teams rush to scene as hospitals mobilize and public aid is mobilized.
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U.S
Mississippi
Georgia
Aged Greeley Business Man Dies Sunday
Thomas B. Champson an 85 year old Greeley resident died Sunday morning at his daughter Jessie Almond's Houston home while visiting for the winter. He had moved to Greeley in 1905 entering retail and later operated Thompson Transfer Company which became Union Delivery Company. He was born in Ohio and was a longtime member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He leaves two daughters Mrs Mary Runnells and Mrs Jessie Almond, three grandchildren, and his funeral is planned for Thursday at First Methodist Church with arrangements at Latt'sy Funeral Home.
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Thomas B. Champson
Greeley
Jessie Almond
Houston
Texas
Almond
Thompson
Mary Nunnella
We [. Runnella
Runnella
Ff Houston
Knoxville
Phampson
Wien
Thompson Transfer Company
Union Delivery Company
Groeley
Ohio
Hswito
Evelyn
Odd Wellows
Methodiac
Huginesa
Two Injured in Highway Crash in Town of Ault
Ault residents report a hollow-vehicle collision at 8 am Sunday on Main Street crossing. Harold Sims driving collided with Merle Dickens, a Santa Fe salesman, injuring Ault residents A Bruns and Jean Sims while Dickens was uninjured. Damages estimated at about $100.
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Ault
A. Bruns
Fort Warren
Jean Sims
Harold Sims
Merle Dickens
Dickens
Six Towns Bands to Perform at Eaton Musical Festival
Musical groups from Maton Boulder Milliken Fort Collins Arvada and Townstown gather for a Tuesday Eaton festival preview. They perform Sunday afternoon at Starling Thentra between 9 30 and 4 00. Guests include Marlene Dietrich and Gary Cooper in a program after the watch.
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Musical Orgalantiana
Maton
Boulder
Milliken
Fort Colling
Townstown
Arvada
Eaton Iy
Starling
Deairo
Marlene Dietrich
Gary Cooper
Miiegemenc
Eaton High Schools
Milliken High Echoel
Mullen Boys of
Fort Logan
Jn Hor
The
American Legion of
Italians Pursue Fleeing Africans in Eritrea Front
Italians from the northern army pursue Emperor Halle Salaselo’s retreating forces after capturing Quarr im. A communique reports the Lake Aghangi battle, 30 miles south of Amba Atajl, concluded with a decisive defeat of Ethiopia’s Imperial bodyguard on Saturday.
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Associated Press
Asmara
Eritrea
Italy
Quarrim
Halle Salaselo
Casnys
Lake Aghangi
Amba Atajl
Ethiopia
Middle West Bankers Praise Convention and Warn on Federal Spending
Petrikin, Woellie, and six Colorado bankers attended the American Bankers Association regional meeting in Chicago. Barker warned of political emotionalism and Roosevelt’s influence on money policy. Petrikin described lingering concerns about federal spending and its impact on the industry. He and other bankers returned to Greeley on Sunday.
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Woellie
Barttlig
Lina
Hookorg Tran
American Brusseers Association
Chicago
TL Tutrliin
Meat National Bank of Greeley
Barker
Petrikin
Roadavel
Couttiner
Wisedon
Liere
Petrucin
Greeley
Petition Filed for Rehearing in Kidnapping Conspiracy Case
Denver attorney Ben B. Lasko seeks a rehearing after conviction of conspiracy in a childnaping case involving Charles F. Ursehel. The petition in the circuit court of appeals argues errors in the initial ruling. Lasko received a 10 year sentence. the government contends a $200000 legal fee was improperly paid and not part of the appeal.
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Arvocinlea Breas
Denver
Ben B. Lasko
Ary
Charles F. Ursehel
Uta
Dircuit
Aypatis
Oklahoma
Federal Warriot Court
Gongbling Goska
Laskda
Exchange Club Luncheon Guest Speaker Announced
Dr J B Wood pastor of First Methodist Church of Greeley will be guest speaker at the Exchange Club luncheon here Tuesday noon. He is invited to address members and guests on current community affairs and church activities.
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Exchange Club
J. B. Wood
Firat
Methodist Church of
Greeley band concert series continues in April and May
The College of Education concert band directed by W. DePorest Cline performed at Gunter Mall on Sunday afternoon. Remaining concert dates in Greely include April 19 at Greeley High School and April 26 at Gunter Hall. Soloists included J Elbert Chadivick Arby Henderson and Rolph King.
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Gunter Mall
Sanday
Cole Lege of Education
Wt. DePorest Cline
Grealey
Remainig
Sorsey
Carella
Gresley Mak
Wit
Gunteran
Little Symphony
Quater Tai
Gunter Tail
J. Elbert Chadivick
Arby
Henderson
Rolph
King
SEC Case Limits Stock Issue Power Amid Tone of Proceedings
The court addressed SEC authority to force stock issues and regulate securities under the 1943 act. It considered constitutional questions around the Truth in Securities Act and related provisions, with Justices Cardozo, Brandela, and Stone concurring in parts and dissents noted. Lower court rulings on payment methods and tax provisions were left intact, while broader constitutional issues remained unresolved.
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Cour
Cardoza
Brandela
Stone
Weview
Tower
Cork
Theotie
Simple Service Held for Bruno Hauptmann
An Associated Press report notes a simple service for Bruno Richard Hauptmann in New York on April 6. The service, held at the crematory, was attended by his widow and lawyer Lloyd Fleher, with ministers reading scriptures and offering prayers in English and German. Greta Honckle, a defense witness, attended with the Hauptmanns. The body was to be moved to Fresh Pond Crematory. plans included sending the ashes to Germany. Hauptmann’s baby son Brianfred was present.
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Associated Press
New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lloyd Fleher
Tey
John Matthiesen
D. G. Wangr
Greta Honckle
Hauptmanns
Flenington
Whdow
Plana
Germany
Taupt- Mant
Lyyo
Hauptmann
Brianfred
Suit for Divorce Filed by Mrs Katherine Chick
Mrs Katherine Chick filed a suit for divorce alleging cruelty. The couple, married in Saratov Russia in 1917, reside near Golden and are represented by attorney Thomas A Nixon.
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Katherine Chick
Harry W
Chick
Fort Lupton
Golden
Windsor
Ajiony
Saratov
Tusaia
Thomas A. Nixott
County Teachers Examinations Set For April 9 and 10
County exams scheduled at the courthouse Thursday and Friday April 9 and 10 under the county superintendent's office. Examinations cover third grade certificates Thursday, second grade subjects Friday morning, and first grade on Friday afternoon. Attendance advised for Priddy participants.
First National Pays Its 124th Dividend
The First National Bank of Grasley paid its 124th dividend to stockholders on April 1. The bank, long established, has paid 62 years to date. Officials announced 1 doubt and ML. B. Petrikin reported the bank’s 104 regular semi annual dividends and 20 extra dividends.
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First National Hank of Grasley
Hank
Dout & ML. B. Petrikin
How's Shy
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