Hamilton Promoted to Denver Area WPA Director
E Hamilton, formerly assistant director of safety at WIAA offices Leva, will be moved to Denver as district WPA director, replacing Richard Bene derth. Paul D. Shriver, state WPA head, said Hamilton will assume duties April 16 and will not move his family until after the student soldiers are closed. The transfer marks a promotion with a sizable increase in pay and reflects strong approval of his work in Weld County and northeastern Colorado.
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Denver
A .Tinchn
D. Henley
Aesistant
WIAA
Leva
C. Hamilton
Ureeley
Paul D. Shriver
WPA
Shriver
Sid Wamulton
Hamilton
Richard Benederth
Denyiyr
Wntil
Senvars
Ars
Myr Healey
Weld County
Colorado
Roosevelt Leads Borah in Wisconsin Preference Vote
Wisconsin voters favored Franklin D. Roosevelt in the preference primary over Senator William G. Borah, with Roosevelt winning about 244,738 to Borah 104,494 in the advisory, separate from delegate selection. Roosevelt’s large margin indicates strong support for his nomination as Republican delegates were being allocated from the Wisconsin results.
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Milwaukee
Wiscondin
Arenes
Franklin D. Roosevelt
William G. Borah
Iduhd
Editlrol
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Borah
Miele Uckets
de Cou'ss
Te Ballon
Ldke
Early Morning Gas Blaze at Unloading Pit
A small fire at Consumers Oil on Sixth Street in Nordamagé started around 7:15 am when a match touched gasoline fumes near a gas truck unloading. Firefighters extinguished the blaze without damage using a water vapor nozzle. replacement with chemical foam would have cost about $16.
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Greeley
Lo Consumers Oil Company
Sixth Street
Floyd Harper
Hartwig Aims for Money in One Event at American Bowling Congress
Hartwig of Jacobson Motor Co Greeley placed in money for a single event at the American Bowling Congress Wednesday morning with a 584 score leading in the individual event. The Gregley team did not place in the match while low scores affected several Colorado teams as totals rolled up and top team totals were recorded for the day.
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Indianapolis
H. Hartwig
Jacobson Motor Co
Greeley
Gregley Tye-Iutin
Weill
Greeley Shoras
Sacket
Taylor
P. McGrew
Bturgivan
Sidney
Hartwig
Bas . WeGrew
R. Sturdivan
T. Sackett
A. Sidney
V. Taylor
Colorado
Jacobon
Cher's Beer
Wivoll “Heer
Recreatiot
Greyhound Lired
Waltera Brewing
Wray Farmer Dies After Weld Wreck
Leander 16-year-old Wray Farmer died at Greeley Hospital after a car wreck near the Platte River Bridge four miles south of Greeley. Deputy Coroner I W Wellinai said a splinter from the bridge pierced his collarbone and punctured the lung. An inquest will not be held. Body shipped to Wray.
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Leander Brags
Wray
Greeley Hospital
Veterans Enrollment in CCC Now Open
Enrollment for the Veterans contingent OCG will be effective in the near future. Veterans of World War I or Spanish American War who qualify should apply to the Velersis' Administration in Denver Colorado at once.
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CCC
Denver
Colo
New Sugar Legislation Not Likely
Washington April 8 officials doubt the present congress will enact new basic sugar legislation. Farm administration officials said they are shaping benefit programs for Hawaii and Puerto Rico under the seli conscrus ion act. Hawaii interests were asked to submit proposals, with the interior department and Puerto Rican affairs to be consulted on any special adentation of the program. General conditions in Hawaii were satisfactory, with no hurry to arrange the program for the Pacific territory. Delegates said Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association officials were consulting with the farm administration on shaping a satisfactory program for Hawaii.
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T Associatin
Vecan
Washington
Congress
Farm Administration
Hawaii
Pacific Territory
Sam King
Hawaiian Sugar Plantery Association
King
Townsendites Elect Mayor at Ft Collis
Townsend club candidate Ray B. Matthews was elected mayor with 1224 first second and third choice votes. Merry H. Hartman the previous mayor ran second with 108 votes. A woman candidate Myrtle Times was fourth with 003 votes. Other candidates and vague vote totals follow in incomplete form.
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Associated Provo
Dork Collins
Ray BR. Matthews
Townsend Club
Merry H. Hartman
Prevant
Sean
Myrtle Times
Chester Rash Thing
C.H. Biedrid
Tifth
Clam
Chaudlar W. Poat
Local Police Will Collect Dog Licenses and City Budgets
City officers will canvass every block to seize unlicensed dogs with fines funding a special community pollen fund managed by the police chief, mayor, and finance committee. The council buys a new Ford for the police, moves a popcorn stand, and splits a 500 dollar musical-donation fund among the high school band, American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps, and the municipal band.
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Tnto
Puna
Ford
Cresley
Ovary Dog
Ogreense
Wheeler
Plymouth
Jacobson Garage
C. H. Yoong
Claude A. Carr
St Oxnkea
J. G. Dempsey
Greeley State College
Grenmery Park
S. Chlatenson
Dempsey
Christenson
Greeley
American Legion
Parka
Conpeil
Ivis
WPA
Upd
GO. H. Young
W. D. Maxwell
Graéley- To
Yeorge
Maxwell
Tolland Grove Park
Greeley Crea Doyart
Jans Manon
Mlatake
All La Salle Officers Re elected Unopposed
Ta Ballo reports that the Ta Galla officers were re elected without organized opposition on Tuesday. A few names were written in and Dave Stewart was re elected. Other officers listed include MM R Mead EB Norris Henry Pastera Frank D Pleas Wi W Rodgers and Wes Wilkinson with 125 votes cast.
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TA Ballo
Ta Galla
Dave Stewart
Beet Board Debates Labor Scale and Contract Questions
A Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association meeting discussed the 1986 beet labor contract. Negotiations stalled by afternoon, with some towns set to vote on leaving the labor issue to the Central stern company. Morgan urged a proposed scale of payments and producer shares amid mixed regional votes on contract terms.
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Mountain States
Hia
Worl Morgan
Weld Turns Back $77,000 Pension Money To State
Weld county returned unexpended old age pension funds totaling $77,000 as part of April collections. The payment was the largest single sum received, with $60,180.51 coming from Boulder County as the second largest. About two thirds of counties had not yet sent in their balances under the new welfare law guiding state pension allocations.
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Wasfara
Weld
Bouldur
Platteville Reelects Mayor Camp and Board Unopposed
In Platteville, Mayor Camp and the board of trustees were reelected with no opposition. Only 29 votes were cast. Board members named include George Waal M Maddox B ty Cherry D BR Edine Gilbert Ottesen and Pred Taylor.
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C. Camp
Piattavila
Tuaachy
George Waal
A. M. Maddox
B. Ty Cherry
D. BR
Edine
Gilbert Ottesen
Pred Taylor
Piattevile
Spell
Ste
Bank at Ault To Celebrate 30th Birthday
Auction of invites signals celebration for the Sarmara National Bank of Ault as it marks thirty years since organization. Details about directors and officers span 1906 to 1908 with several changes noted. Deposits figures and savings services described amid a long history of operation and corporate transitions.
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Jacob Haebrouck
Ault
Farmers National Bank
Emesity Organization
Bank
Lo Jatreng
Othe
Sarmara National Bank of
Mofink
Farmery Bank
W. WW
Stullivan
B. G. Stole
Sullivan
Jacob Marbrouck
Liebank
August Molander
Thasbrouck
Molander
Bean
O. J. Nuisley
J. C. Stvers
Alielant
Haybrough
Nelslar
Jony Joramiasuen
Richard Carroll
W. H. Shampoon
Whesbrancl
Henry Mead
Henry Thompson
D. I. Wyatt
Ray M. Die
Pha
Condiuts & Complete Savings Department
Denaalis
Lido
Parargra Nation
Leovada
Milwaukee re elects socialist mayor in close race
Milwaukee voters re elected Mayor Daniel W. Hoan, a Socialist, narrowly over nonpartisan challenger Sherith Joazeph J. Shiuneey. Partisan defeat for opponents swept the tickets for treasurer, city attorney, and comptroller as the city prepares for a four year term with a likely divided council.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Daniel W. Hoan
Sherith Joazeph J. Shiuneey
Partigan
Tlonn
Letory
Hogan
Dr Mitchell wins Pierce mayor by three votes
Dr Mitchell was elected mayor of Pierce on Tuesday by a margin of three votes. Forty nine ballots were cast. The new board of trustees includes Tinl Sith, Wyle Kennedy, Jonni Martin, E. W. Lambert, A. R. Ball and Elmar Hultt.
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Pievce
Dr. DB
Mitch
Pleveea
Sunvings
Tristees
Tinl Sith
Wyle Kennedy
Jonni Martin
E.W. Lambert
A. R- Ball
Elmar Hultt
Windsor Liquor License Suspended Over Stamp Violations
Secretary of State George F. Saunders says he suspended the Windsor liquor license in Weld County after a complaint by Sheriff Gus Anderson. The action targets alleged permit violations and stamp destruction prior to transfer to buyers, with warnings sent to licensees to remove stamps and concealment.
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Windsor
Gus Anderson
Weld
Denver
Anvil 7
George FW. Saunders
Weld County
Siundeed
Wold County
War W. Stewart
Gale
Manor
Shariff” Anderton
Saunders
Sheriff's Office
Nilsaga
Anderson Aati
Boosters Vaudeville Opens Tonight at Little Theatre
The annual Bagsl ara Club vaudeville opens at 8 o'clock tonight in the Little Theatre. Trophies await the top heel group act and the best curtain act, with a Mayday night finale promised.
Classifieds Reach Over Ten Thousand Daily Readers
A vivid line touts the classifieds as a cost effective way to reach more than 10 000 adult readers daily. The pitch promises wide coverage for quick campaigns and urgent notices through the local newspaper’s classified pages.
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Classified
Avian
To File Liquor Charges Against Windsor Resident
Provo Denver April Abe Willey told an official of the state liquor department he will file minor W Stewart of Windsor with liquor charges in Wald county district court. Willey said affidavits from two more alleged they bought liquor illegally from Stewart.
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Provo
Denver
Abe Willey
Brennecke Appointed New Manager of Students at College
Brennecke, popular student at the college, is named manager of students for next year by the Student Council. Marton Meeker, current student manager, is not a candidate for re election. Ny wiht will be employed as the office manager under McMurdo, the college treasurer. The position carries a $760 annual stipend, with additional supplements from the college budget and employment programs. Brennecke, noted for intramural football and Diveball coaching, hails from Montrose.
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Fyltz Brenecka
Agsochlad
Colorado State College of Baycalion
Huebeds
Marton Meeker
Atudent
Wi. IW
McMurdo
College Treaatign
Hus
Asochitect
Ute
Brennecke
Itis Homie
Montrose
Hearst Loses Bid to Halt Senate Investigations
Hearst loses bid to stop the Senate lobby committee and the Federal Communications Commission from examining his telegrams. Chief Justice Wheat grants dismissal of the injunction as not showing intent to halt any investigation. Also reports a Kansas pupil strike over superintendent hiring and a funeral notice requesting no flowers for William A. Roy Jr.
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Washington
Apr
Willim Randolph Hearst
District At Columbia Supreme Board
Senate Lobby Committee
Federal Communication Commission
Citef
Alfred B. Wheat
Grampton Mortia
Iobby Cormittes
Cornell
Prbliaher
Gouranent
Commisslon
Short Wins at Evans by Two Votes in Mayoral Race
Evans voters chose a new mayor with 120 to 118 victory for the Progressive candidate J. Donily over rival James Tugote. In council races, several Progressives led with 250, 189, and 147 votes for Axel Carlson Roy Corrara and W. A. Adamson, while the sixth seat remained undecided amid scattered results from other candidates. Total turnout of 361 votes from 26 registered voters.
Grocers Plead For County Aid In Distribution Fight
A letter from Dighton to Greeley grocers requests county commission action on relief measures for grocers facing high costs. Petition signatures include owners of Wood Co, Dudley Food, Snow White Grocery, Sewell United Stores, Lancaster Grocery, and several others urging that county funds help offset distribution burdens without extra taxpayer costs. The missive argues the county’s rural stores should be supported through existing county channels and asks for swift consideration.
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Greeley
Fan Bo
Soina
Colorado
Baemowy
Hamanwigord
Ident Wood Company
Cudter Dood Ntors
Seloway
Maton
Raut Side Market
Snow White Grocery
Sewell's United Stores
Lancagtar Grocery
Mutu Grocery and Market
Sifoway Storea
Whinity Poods
George J
County Bridge Over Milton Intake Burns
A county bridge over the Milton intake in Pertyfoo near Salleesk of Lo Menry Mogler farm was destroyed by fire Tuesday afternoon. Workers burning weeds along a canal caused embers to spread under the span, catching dry weeds and quickly burning the structure.
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Pertyfoo
County Widge
Milton Lake
Lo Menry Mogler
Hospital Diet Delays Move to Denver Position
The Greeley hospital announces plans to send a staff member to Denver to join a Presbyterian hospital as a new administrator. Superintendent Maude Stravier confirms the transfer and notes the candidate has five years of Monterey involvement and ties to Stanford University.
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Louige Crandall
Greeley Hospital
Denver
Lala
Mise Franger Hore
Eradiate
Stanford University
Monterey
Yeavis
Maude Sravier
Rev Batt Speaks on Controversy and Faith in Holy Week
Rev George Batt spoke at Piru Christian Church on the third day of Pagalon Holy Week, describing Jesus facing arch enemies and civil authorities yet remaining steadfast. He urged a return to true foundations amid modern battles of science and politics, calling Lent a time for renewed devotion and a happier life. A Wednesday service at First Presbyterian featured a choir performance of Dubois and Saven Last Words in Christ.
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George Batt
Curist
Battwald
Jesus
God
Firat Presbysterian
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All la Salle
Barney
Beet
Platteville
Hasbrouck
Dr. Mitchell
Pierce
Boosters
Feliz Brennecks
Greslay
CSCE
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Hearst
Senate
Kansas
Steiko
Wiliam A. Roy Jr
Evans By
Righteen Markets
Milton Intake Burns
Dietlelan
Batt
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