Tornado Toll and Floods Rise Across Southern States
A Red Cross report cites the 1928 Florida hurricane as the worst in two decades. The latest outbreak adds about 600 deaths, with 430 bodies recovered this week. Tupelo and Gainesville see high fatalities, Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, Arkansas, and South Carolina report deaths. Flooding and damage close highways, inundate homes, and threaten more storms as rescue continues.
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Washington
Red Crony
United States
Red Cross
Eliles
Tupelo
Mies
Galuesville
Gainesville
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Arkanggs
South Carolinna
Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
Cape Hear
Macon
Judge Jesus Sermon Blasts Secular Fame Over Spirit
Dr J D Wood urged worshippers to judge their lives by the gospel not commerce during a Passion Week sermon at the Episcopal church. He warned that worship of mammoth profits has crowded holy days like Easter and Christmas, urging we mirror Jesus by bearing fruit and staying true to spiritual values.
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J. D. Wood
Jesus
Episcopal Chnrett Oy
George Batt
St. Paul's Congregational Churaly
Wool
Jésus
Mammnon
Religious Institute of Humanity
Phariuees
Kingdom of
Goga
Baaslon
Sardia
Kouns Warns Counties on Budget Reports for Pension Expenditures
Denver April 7 Kaung atite welfare director Zarley warned Colorado counties they cannot receive April old age pension allotments unless their March pension awards are received by that date.
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Kouns
Denver
Zarley , Kaung
Atite Welfare
Colorado
All of Road Bonds May Be Ordered Sold
Colorado's highway advisory board opened its annual session with Governor Ed Johnson, weighing a proposed sale of up to 25 million dollars in revenue warrants. Johnson urged limiting to 10 million, while members hinted at 12.6 million or full 25 million. Some favored a 5 million ceiling. final decision pending later today as favorable bond market conditions influence the plan.
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Denver
Ami
Colorado
State Highway Department
Highway Advisory Board
Ed Johnson
Johnson
Whey
Charles BD
Vail
Truck Crash Injures Bacon Man on Highway
Prank Gapes, 38, of Bacon, suffered a left arm fracture and cuts when his car collided with a truck on the concrete highway between Eaton and Ault. The truck, driven by John Garner of Denver, was claimed to be turning around. Gapes was treated at Gresley hospital. Garner’s truck, a 19235 Model T Ford, demolished the car. Passengers H A Waldran and Lula Medina were also in the truck.
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Gapes
Bacon
Eaton and Ault
Gresley Hospital
John Garner
Denver
Tord
Bishway
Public Debt Set to Reach 34 Billion by June
Acting budget director Daniel W. Dell presented before the Ways and Means Committee that the public debt would total 34.509 billion dollars by June 30 if the cost of paying the bonus is included. He noted uncertainty over which loan certificates will be presented for payment by that date. Dell spoke at the committee’s hearing on the 799 million dollar tax program, arguing the government does not maintain an extraordinary budget, though extraordinary expenditures may occur.
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Associated Prods
Washington
Daniel Weldell
House
Imeai
Treasury
Bell
Local buyers pay to farmers for crops listed
Local buyers pay farmers for Winter Wheat and Spring Wheat as well as oats and barley. New crop pinto beans priced at $2.40 per bushel. Record notes barley and potatoes with unclear quantities.
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Denver
Four Held for Theft of Sedan at Evans
Harold John 20 and Jimmy Logen 4 plus Shari Cna Anderson indicate two others Prack Wrickson and Dan Heidel were jailed then likely to be released. All four previously served at a state reform school. The group allegedly stole Mrs. Eilith Golburn’s sedan from Evang Sunday night after a Denver departure for a dance. Heidel remains in Weld county jail. others held or released as investigations continue.
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Harold John
Jimmy Logen
Weld
Eilith Golburn
Evang
Shari Cna Anderson
Prack Wrickson
Dan Heidel
Poliee
Anderson
Lava
State Reform School
Jane
Mrickson
Ak- Ton
Heidel
County
Logan
Denver
Erickson
Hetcher
Greeley
Ming
T Logan
Tabnor
Tobe
Mrickaon
Weidel
Johe
Vane
Colburn
Hays Ave
Litleton
Ohio Flood Passes On Shawnootown and Falling River Levels
A flood update reports Shawnootown Ohio and surrounding areas seeing crest levels and rising or falling Ohio River stages. At Cincinnati and Golconda stages near 47.8 feet and 46.4 feet are noted with about 50 families displaced. The forecast projects the river reaching 68.5 feet by Friday, threatening levee-seawall protections up to 60 feet.
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Shawnootown
Lecture Tonight on Electricity at Junior High School
Tonight at 8 o clock the junior high auditorium hosts an electricity lecture and film program. Dr J S Stearns of Denver University and L R Storey of Home Gas & Electric will speak on opportunities in electrical research. The event, sponsored by Greenville High and College, is open to the public.
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Eree Smotion Pictures
Arditoriun
J. 5. Stearns
Denver University
L. R. Storey
Home Gas & Electric. Company
Greele Hrgh
College High
Rex Lorenzen
Amateur Radio Issuelaon
Willem’ Foulis
Kez Anpower
Thuraday Aleht
Geo Houston Recommended for Weld Job By Board
County commissioners recommended Geo Houston for county director of social welfare in a state board review. D Q Cline was also considered. unanimous board support for Houston noted by County Commissioner James Ogilvie. The panel discussed other posts, with about a dozen applicants considered for the new special role.
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Stnin Senglor George RM
Hongton
Grealay
Wir
Traday
Board of County Commissioners
State
Bovial Aecurity Board
Gommigstoner
James
Ogilvie
Thee Board
D. QO. Cline
Monston
Houston
Ninth Street and Ninth Avenue Stop Lights In Service
Lights installed at the intersection of Ninth Street and Ninth Avenue in Greeley began operation in the afternoon. The signals cycle roughly every two seconds with distinct timings for green and red phases. Drivers traveling that route can observe the cross-traffic indicators from all directions.
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Lion
Ninth Street
Ninth Avenue
Greeley
Mandy
Blaventh Avenue
Sireet
Myers
Ini
Wettengel's Kansas Case Is Postponed
Wikeeuey Oklahoma? April 7 hearing of Earl Wettengel of Denver, arrested early Saturday at Oakley on a charge of driving intoxicated was postponed until April 15. The defendant appeared but postponed, then returned to Denver. State Highway Patrolman Eagar W. Heylman identified the man as Earl Wedémyss, a California attorney in Denver.
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Wikeeuey
Kan
Earl Wettengel
Denver
Oakley
Nan
Eagar W. Heylman
Earl Wedémyss
Danver
Hitler Moves More Troops to Rhineland
A German unit advanced into the Rhineland yesterday with additional troops, following Hitler’s denunciation of the Locarno pact. Britain’s Anthony Eden and other leaders discussed potential increases in border security, but Germany’s peace proposals were not adopted.
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Rhineland
Dorimond
Germany
Stuadron
Goldier
Lucarno
Hla
Anthony Eden
Win Aler
Youth Activity Here May Be Coordinated
Disjointed text discusses youth recreation coordination, WPA and NVA funding, and playground development in Greeley area. Mentions Angel’s Tay Tay and local projects at Island Grove park, with costs around 750 dollars and 76 dollar sponsor contributions. References to grant boundaries and regional spread, unclear specifics.
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Phang mi
Angel's Tay
Juuley
U. S
WPA
Viel
Imn Prajorté
Mamilten
Hag. Aerureyl
Lennie Conth
Gilcrost
Thera
Renrea
Greeley
Island Gilove
Gilcrest
Sugar Control Plan Offered in the House
Rep Crawford of Michigan introduces a sugar control plan aiming to set quotas and eliminate processing tax issues. The bill blends features of Costigan and Vandenberg measures, shifts quotas among Hawaii the Philippines Puerto Rico and Cuba, and proposes per cent benefit payments to producers with attention to financing through taxes.
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Fersay
Washington
Lang
Hawaii
Aorta
Cuba
Crawford
Michigan
Philippines
Yanien- Durg
Puerto Rico
Culka
Vandenburg
Costigan
Cupa
Grawford
Crawfords
Cosligan
Kimball Named Editor for CSCE Mirror
Greeley resident Ward Kimball was elected associate editor of The Mirror for next year by the board of publication. Gene Veryalin continues as editor this year and will also helm the summer Mirror. Norman Pixter of Maton, an assistant business manager this year, was elected business manager for next year. John Muhacily serves as the main business manager this year.
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Ward Kimball
Colorado State College of Education
Board of Publica- Uonn
Greeley
Asvocigta
the Mirror
Howapapol
Tere Mirroy
Manioy Rugtt
Gene Veryalin
Veryalin
Awumer Gessiam Mirror
Norman Pixter
Maton
Mipos
Mondiy Cugat
John Muhacily
Police Bicycle Tag War Starts in Greeley
Greeley police began a local bicycle rules drive, seizing eight bicycles from riders who ignored new walk riding rules. Officers emphasized signaling, proper riding on roadways, and compliance with updated sidewalk allowances amid public traffic concerns.
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Greeley
Pireluiga
Agdf
Tiga
Nod
Deus Pheery
Seenwes
Wassemiller and Hughes Arrested in Motor Car Case
Wassemiller and Hughes were held in Windsor County jail after their arrest on Sunday night for allegedly possessing a car owned by Hughes employee Willam Weber. Sheriff Gin Anderson said the pair took the vehicle without permission and disappeared until Monday. no charges were immediately filed.
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DB D. Hughes
Vick Wasagmiller
Wth
Windsor
Hughes
Willam Weber
Gin Anderson
Weber
Three Bear Cage Stars Ousted for Disciplinary Suspension
Greeley State athletes from the Bear basketball team were suspended indefinitely from attendance at College of Watigation after disciplinary actions Tuesday. Prime Tarnwell Don McGiure Jos Belluzze Bill Muyrah and Ralph Wallinan were named among the suspended players. College authorities cited violations of college assetott ary rules and noted most had prior discipline records.
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Bive Greeley
Bear Basketall
College of Watigation
Cligsen
Prime Tarnwell
Don McGiure
Jos Belluzze
Bill Muyrah
Ralph Wallinan
College
Varwell
Bro
Allon
Want Ad Rates in Tribune Boost Reach for Little Money
The Tribune highlights low cost opportunities for wide coverage, claiming advertisers can reach over ten thousand readers with small ad buys. It emphasizes affordability and broad visibility for Want Ad placements.
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Ady the Tribune
Eleven Dead As Air Liner Strikes Peak
A TWA airliner crashed into a mountain near Pittsburgh killing eleven passengers and crew. Rescue teams worked through rugged terrain to recover bodies as weather hindered the search. survivors included Mrs Meyer Ellenstein of Newark and several flying crew from Pittsburgh and Steubenville.
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Plana
Denga Woods
Valley Forge
Muilitary’ Academy
Bueter
Grove City
I G
Lexington Avenue
Tavesy City
Meyer
Ellenstein
Newark
Nu. C
D. Chilinor
Senator Vandenberg Pushes AAA Benefit Cut Plan
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan urged reducing large AAA benefit payments to under $10,000 a year. He said the agricultural committee approved his regulation to cap payments, while Secretary Wallace noted potential unit rent reductions for large-scale producers.
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Washington
Vandenberg
Michigan
Wlay
Jackson
Senate Agricultural Committees
Mick
Wallace
John Ballinger Held on Drunken Charge in Denver
A report states John Ballinger of Greeley was captured after escaping Denver jail with a companion. Sheriff Guy Anderson said Ballinger and the companion walked away from the Denver jail and were arrested later in Cheyenne. Police recovered items from a pool hall and noted Ballinger had been drinking prior to the escape.
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Denver
Greeley
Jil
Guy Anderson
Ballifigéy
Pooton
Cheyenne
Ani
Jack
Douvyer
Fleses
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