Senator Sees Big Thompson Project Lead In Front
Senator Alva B. Adams arrived in Denver and lauded the Colorado Big Thompson water diversion project as far out in front, promising a 300,000 acre affair that would supply cheap power and stabilize water for irrigation on the western slope. He urged continued federal relief and backed reorganization measures, while criticizing some opponents and detailing his stance for the Colorado Democrats convention at Glenwood Springs.
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Alva B. Adama
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Wallace Refuses Further Sugar Import Restrictions
Washington reports Secretary Wallace rejected a push by Senator Brown to reexamine 1947 sugar control to raise import tariffs. He says domestic price protection equals 2.65 per 100 pounds and 8.40 per ton for beets, with U.S. consumers paying about 350 million annually above world prices. He warns higher restrictions would reduce foreign markets for American exports. Brown, Bulley urged higher prices to sustain the sugar industry. Wallace contends current prices are sufficient.
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Greeley School Census Starts Monday Census officials seek cooperation
The Greeley district census on Monday will list all residents aged six to twenty one as required by state law. Glenn McDonald announces the yearly count, noting last year recorded 4950 people and urging prompt citizen cooperation to speed completion.
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Greeley
Washington School Parents Night Draws 250 Attendance
About 250 pupils and parents attended the third parents night at Washington School on Thursday. A hothouse and flower shop display dominated the kindergarten room while the "Tome for Petey" project highlighted intricate decaling. Later exhibits showcased art from the second and third grades, with decorations bright in each room. Children acted as hosts serving punch and wafers to visitors.
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Washington School
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McKee Reappointed County Auditor for Another Year
County commissioners announced the appointment of Ralph McKee of Houlder as county auditor for another year at a salary of 1500 dollars. He will also handle quarterly returns under the same agreement as last year.
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Houlder
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Greeley School Salaries Stable for Next Year
The Greeley public school board decided salaries remain the same for the coming year. Three new teachers receive $60 increases to meet minimum experienced-teacher pay. Contracts will be offered to 122 teachers by April 21, with a committee to study a permanent salary schedule including leaves, retirement, and summer school allowances. Retirement provisions were expanded to allow earlier retirement for women at 60 and men at 65, effective with the 1938-39 school year.
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Greeley Public School
Ayaier
JT. D. Eldridge
Ralph S. Baird
Walter L. Bain
Baird
Hazel Pore
Fred
Gummings
Board of Education
Greeley
O. B. Bennet
J. + Baird
Hubert D. Waldo, Jr
Albert S. Keys
B. D. Hldridge
Howell Cuthbertson
Hazel Farr
Tuird
Rosea Tn
Sugar Beets Planted Across Weld County Amid Seed Distribution
Love land factory manager Yes Williams says Mist seed has been distributed for 2000 acres in the Loveland area and 250 acres have already been planted before the storm. The bulk of Loveland sugar factory acreage lies in Weld County as planting continues despite contract gaps.
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Loveland Tietory
Lovelaid Sugar Factory
Suit Against Greeley Man Who Stopped Check Payment
A program of civil and criminal actions unfolds around Lester Haher Jerry Fox Sara Gies and Murphy Maloney company tied to a disputed 60 check in a tale of alleged ruse involving Harnden Tiffany and a stolen 1928 Nash car. The case centers on alleged extortion and a stop payment dispute with Justice Ben BH presiding and involvement from the district attorney.
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Max Tarnal
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Travenue Tuck
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P. C. Herndon
Barash
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Tiffany
Torash Gala
Ad Hernon
Murphy-Mahoney Company
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Matea Breagh
Tifany
Lieendon
Colorado CIO Adopts Constitution At Convention
The Colorado CIO unifies a fractured group by approving a constitution at the second day of their convention. Franke Hefferly elected state leader of the Labor's Non Partisan group. council to appoint executive board. Next meeting set for Pueblo in June 1933. Governor Ammons spoke praising administration support. A later address warned Colorado's delegation to back FDR policies or face labor pressure.
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Frank Tretterly
Jeader
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Gdmail
Widening Road Project Approved for Longmont Route
Widening and improvement of 3.08 miles of the Denver Longmont highway received approval from the U S Bureau of Public Roads in Denver. The state highway department will invite bids in about two weeks. Work covers four sections east from Boulder to the U S Highway 87 with tree planting and earthworks planned.
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Boulder
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Highway 87
William Green Leads Pennsylvania Labor War in 1985 Elections
William Green of the American Federation of Labor urges defeat of CIO-backed candidates in Pennsylvania for the 1985 elections. He opposes Lieutenant Governor Thomas Kennedy in the Democratic gubernatorial race and rails against state committee factions. Also noted is a Booster Carnival at the College of Education with a 6 o'clock start featuring dancing, booths, games, and fortune-telling.
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Harrisburg
William Green
Americal Federation of Labor
Tony
Pennsylvania
CIO
Thomas Kennedy
John T
Lewis
Joseph F. Gulley
State Committee
Charles Alvin Jones
March
College of Education
Gunter Tali
Red Feather Lakes Fishing License Dispute Heard
Denver April 7 The state game and fish commission considered Maury Ross Quaintance of Denver applying for renewal of a Class A fishing license for Red Feather lakes in Larimer County. The commission spent over two hours hearing from interested residents near the lake district who challenged the license.
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State Game Mat Fish Commission
Maury Ross Quaintance
Red Feather Lakes
Loss of $2,000 From Tent Fire in Gospel Mission
A tent mission on Thiwenh Street and Fifth Avenue burned after an overheat from a coal stove. Four sections of rock canvas and two sides destroyed. Evangels Wilson and Brown helped save the piano. firemen quelled the blaze. No insurance to cover the loss. services planned to continue at a high school auditorium while tent is rebuilt.
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Art Wilson
Springer
Norton Springer
Im Chute
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Wilson
Belgie
Theicinity Five
Gresley High Schepl
Ja Mada
Wanvas
Steves Gully
Detroit Street Railway Strike Hurtles City Transit Return Hopes
Detroit municipal street railway halted by a strike aimed at enforcing seniority rights over city bus staff. After lengthy talks a secret formula was offered for ratification to resume cars before noon. Provisions include a forty four hour week and staffing changes, with bus service continuing to operate during the walkout. Local officials and union leaders predicted a quick settlement. A separate Denver report notes butter prices moved modestly.
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Atreat Railway Staten
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W. Steading
Busser
Gard le
Ten Smothered by Gas In Oil Field Residence
Ten people died of asphyxiation in an oil field residence near Pampa Texas. A tractor rescue party later recovered seven children and six adults found in a nearby home after a blizzard blocked roads and hindered reporting of the victims.
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