Senate Passes Interdepartmental Appropriation Bill
Washington April 16 The senate approved a 131 million interdepartmental appropriation and sent it to the house for concurrence in amendments. The bill's totals exceed budget estimates by about 3 million, with 2.5 million added for reclamation projects including 2600 thousand for the Colorado Big Thompson project in Colorado. Debate looms as the house postpones a showdown on reorganization, aiming to vote on enacting clauses and possible amendments tomorrow amid disorderly scenes and charges over partisan motives and communist influence.
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Missouri
Reorganization Committee
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Minnesota
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America
Rusgit
Roberts Granted New Stay In Ray Butler Case
Weld county district court received notice that Seacil Roberts of Greeley was granted a further stay of execution until the high court acts on his application for super cedes, as he appeals his conviction as an accessory after the fact in the Ray Butler murder case. He was sentenced to two years and $800 fine, with two 60 day stays previously granted to allow appeal, and must post a new $2,000 bond approved by Sheriff Gus Anderson. Frank B. Davis has been arguing Roberts' case.
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Frank B. Davis
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West County
Home Gas and Electric Company
Greeley
Denver
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Briggsvale
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Rockport
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Windsor
Fore Lupton
Keenesburg
Brighton
Loveland
C. H. Ranldall Ranch
Telephone Company
Sterling
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Stow
Eiair Rush
Op de Poudre
Chambers Like
Gaméron
Camaron
Rugh
Grand Rover Ditch
Catecron Pasa
Livermore
Lille South
Ross J. Riggs
Reada
Riggs Ranch
Raton
Two More Petty Thefts Reported In Greeley
Two more petty thefts were reported to police in Greeley on Tuesday and Wednesday. An item from Wiseman Drive store and a lawn mower from Benjamin A. Wootpack’s property were stolen in separate incidents, with a camera and air hose also cited in reports.
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Wiseman Drve
Hy's
Showltter
Harper Serviegulation
Tienjamin A. Wootpack
Yoosteenth Avenue
Three Plead Not Guilty In Drunk Driving Cases
Three men charged with drunken driving by Colorado courtesy patrol pleaded not guilty on Wednesday. One defendant from Greeley had trial set for April 15, another from Berthond faced an April 18 date with changes likely, and a third Erie mayor from Erie had an April 14 date. Each bond was set at $759.
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Gree Jey
Adam Solovindt
Berthond
Telal
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Erie
Bob St. Plovance
Floyd Page Finishes Three Month Jail Term
Floyd Page, 39, completed a three month jail sentence in Cheyenne for burglary involving 1500 pounds of beans from the Grover elevator. Sheriff Qua G. Anderson and Deputy Guy McGinnesy transported him to Ward Jail for the case, with investigators noting the drive from Obey gone to Greeley took about three hours.
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Madniss
Cheyenne
Qua G. Anderson
Guy McGinnesy
Grover
Obey
Greeley
Open Letter to Roosevelt Demands Moratorium on Social Changes
Eleanor Patterson publisher of the Washington Herald urges President Roosevelt to declare a moratorium on moral and social reforms until the nation can pay for them. In a bold open letter she asks for administrative restraint, clearer explanations of economic policy, and avoidance of new devaluations and tax measures.
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Washington
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Washington Herald
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State Board of Agriculture Head Changes At Aggies After Eldridge Report
H By Dye head of Colorado's state board predicts faculty changes at Colorado State College of Agriculture Fort Collins after a harsh alumni committee report. He expects retirements of instructors, possible major charges against some faculty, and strides to restore farmer confidence while addressing internal department tensions and administration costs.
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Fort Collins
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Dye
Hubert D. Eldridge
Greeley
E. D. Widridge
George Carr
Brighton
Ralph Parshall
Fort Collis
Board of Agriculture
Téprim
Freuléy
Colorado
Altho
German Citizens Vote at Miami Polling Place
German residents in Miami vote on the union of Germany and Austria this week. Lieutenant Commander Wold Neuendorft of the Meteor reports two ballots cast. A sealed cipher box serves as the ballot box.
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Bla
Meteor
Union of
Birds Struggle For Food In Snow Blanket Townwide
Tuesday night and Wednesday morning brought a heavy snowstorm to Colorado leaving ground cover and trees blanketed with wet snow. Robins, many already arriving, huddle in trees and near buildings as they search for food. At Crawford Hall campus trees on sheltered south sides appear alive with activity amid the wintry scene.
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Roblins
College
Crawford Hall
Tax payments in Weld down year to April 1
Weld county tax collections by April 1 stood at 29.77 percent of total levies, far below last year’s 88.11 percent as major railroads delayed first half payments totaling 190 028.94 dollars. Total receipts reached 644 094.07 dollars including 970 685.79 from auto taxes. Groover backs government reorganization bill, pledging support in Congress.
Deputies Back Blum Emergency Finance Bill in France
The chamber of deputies approved Premier Leon Blum’s emergency powers bill by a slim margin after a bitter debate. The law would let the government decree funds for defense, stabilize the state, and protect the economy starting July 1, including a capital tax, two year debt payments, foreign exchange controls, and a revaluation of the Bank of France’s gold reserves.
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Avril
Leon Blum
France
Chamber of Deputies
Jane Ufa
Alo
People's Front
Senate
Neces ‘Sary
Bank of France
Greeley Expands Precincts for Upcoming Election
Fragmentary notes indicate Greeley plans added precincts for the next election with mention of thru-county considerations. A stray line references the Greeley Tire department and a residence on Sixteenth Street, detailing unclear local actions.
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Greeley
Deffke Wins Eaton Mayoral Race in 1936 Vote
Eaton voters chose Guy C. Deffke of the Peoples party as mayor, defeating independent candidate Ww. P. Cudmore 251 to 288. Deffke, a six year board of trustees member, succeeds Dr. N. Jay Willer after six years as mayor. City trustees elected included F. C. Allen, E. J. Graham, O. D. Hartsock, S. C. MacGlure, H. Bills Miller, and A. Tyson, with several losing bids noted. Briggsdale bond vote postponed for technical reasons.
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Peoples
E. J. Graham
Independent
D. Hartsock
Trierpendent
S.C. MacGlure
H. Bills Miller
A. Tyson
R. P. Gowkins
RM. Marcus
Tred
McCrory
Independant
J. M. Roy. Peoples
TH. W. Wellman
Tilepearent
Services This Evening At Our Savior's Church
Last of the mid week Lenten services at Our Savior's Lutheran Church will be held tonight at 7 30 in the church. Pastor B G Frits will preach on "fasting, Our High Priest," and a female quartet will sing Taylor's "Rock of Ages." quartet members include Dean Macoy BF Burger J Jung and H Decker.
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Beet Growers Meet on 1933 Processor Contract
A meeting is likely Monday in Sterling with Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association officials and Great Western Sugar company executives to discuss the 1933 processor grower contract. A. L. Litel, association president, reported that Frank Kemp of Great Western requested a conference by telephone Tuesday evening, though assembling Montana and Nebraska representatives by Monday appears uncertain.
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Sterling
Mountain States
Loyalists Hold Ground as Rebels Battle Tortosa
From Hendaye near the Spanish frontier reports say Loyalist forces resist a heavy assault on Tortosa on the Ebro front. Government troops counterattacked in renewed fighting, while insurgent divisions pour into the area and bombardments threaten supply lines from the coast.
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Fire losses and city notes from Greeley March report
Greeley fire totals for March show 3094.19 in losses with 2447.47 from the Auto Hotel fire and small damages elsewhere. Additional items include street light requests on Ninth Avenue and Eleventh Street, praise for the police, and discussions on sewer districts outdoor tiles and chimney permits. City officials toured the Horse Tooth reservoir site as part of the Colorado Basin Thompson diversion project.
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Maret
Louis B. Reed
Ninth Avenue
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Read
Qreeley
Q. W. Beer
Street
Leo AL. Lux
Robert G. Smith
J. M. Colpitis
Horse Tooth
Greeley Water Department
Denver U P Clerk Killed in Auto Crash in Denver
William H W Albert 40 a check clerk for the Union Pacific railroad died after a collision on the Walnut Street approach of the Broadway viaduct. He succumbed at Denver General Hospital four hours after the crash from basal skull and other injuries. This year already records multiple traffic fatalities in the Denver area. Royal Air Force planes also suffered losses with five crew killed in a bombing crash near here Tuesday marking the 32nd RAF crash this year and a 52 death toll overall.
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William HW. Abbert
York Street
Union Parade Railroad
Broadway
Alwert
Denver General Hospital
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Denfield
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Ragland
Royal Air
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Royal Air Force
England
Yast
Weather brings mixed skies across Colorado this week
Partly steady conditions in Colorado Wednesday night giving way to unsettled weather in the southeast. Thursday looks generally colder in the southeast, with diminishing temperatures in the north-central area. Forecasted highs around 60 and a low near 18, with precipitation possible and a 0.33 inch moisture total in the 84 hour period ending Wednesday.
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Ara
Loral
Blizzard Storm Hits Western States Coast to Midwest
A sweeping late winter storm crippled travel across Colorado and neighboring states with heavy wet snow, poor visibility, and strong winds. Snow depths reached several inches in the mountains while plains towns reported drifting and slick roads. Power outages affected the Greeley area as two storms moved in from Denver and the Dakotas, delaying air travel and closing many routes.
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Ohio
Gheyanne Torrigton
Cheyenne
Lincoln Highway
Pine Buntly
Cheyanne Read Greeley
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