Wagner Bill Spurs Ford Plant Campaign and Beet Payments
Denver April 13 Frank A Thomp president and general manager announced Great Western Sugar will pay farmers 1 532 190 on April 20 for the 1936 beet crop The 50 cent per ton average applies to Colorado Nebraska Wheatland Wyoming districts with 60 cents at Lovell Wyoming The company notes further payments possible if refined sugar prices stay high through September 1936 Colorado Nebraska Wheatland area payments total 945 898 Nebraska and Wheatland farmers 856 800 and Pilliga Lovell producers 229 408 The installment raises the 1936 payout to 16 008 018.
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Denver
Frank A. Thomp
Great Western Sugar Company
Tie
Colorado-Nebraska- Wheatland
Colorado
Nebraska
Supervised Dances and Bus Lines Sought at Morgan
Morgan Fort Morgan April 18 supervised school dances and improved bus transportation to outlying districts were among demands for school board candidates. Three members to be elected May 3 two for six years and one to fill a two year vacancy. Nominees not announced. seven member nominating committee gathered names in a secret ballot and will approach them later. Representatives from over 30 groups outlined petitions to present to the candidates.
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Fort Morgan
Hhe
Strike Sympathizers Clash at Grand Haven Factory
Associated Press report from Grand Haven Michigan on April 18 describes strikers using fists clubs and bricks to block workers from entering the KlaDie Royer Manufacturing plant where a strike began. Twenty-two workers reportedly left amid a trolley-guard situation as a temporary injunction barred peaceful protest.
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Associated Press
Grand Haven
Mich
Kladie Royer Manufacturing Company
T. Miles
Guilty Pleas After Red's Place Disturbance
Two men charged with disturbance near Red's Place on South Mighth Avenue pleaded guilty late Monday and were ordered to raise $1020 in fines and costs by Tuesday. Henry Derdhardt and Ed Derdhardt of the Gu convern district appeared. Ed paid and was released. Trial dates set for Crom. Jatt Thesday. Adhart, David, and Helt Mosher pleaded not guilty with trial scheduled for April 20. Also noted running a stop sign case against Carrillo, 23, with a $700.75 fine and costs imposed after warrant issued for failure to appear.
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Parsons
Red's Place
South Mighth Avenue
Thesday
Raisages
Ben Moranca
Henry
Ed Derdhardt
Gucerne
Crom
Adhart
David
Helt Mosher
Stove Carritlo
Justice BD
Carrillo
Siliniens
Car theft and forgery lead to arrest in Greasewood
Harold Potter, 24, Indiana convict, admitted stealing Herman Houston’s car near a schoolhouse east of Point of Rocks and fleeing to Greeley area after forging a $12.50 check on R. M. Askew at the Auto hotel. Sheriff Gus Anderson said Potter would likely be tried in Greeley for grand larceny, with forgery and other charges possible. his teenage female companion was with him when arrested. Divorce decree granted in district court Monday in the suit of Levtor against Nollie Donald.
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Hugh Phillips
Harold Potter
Parglé
Indiana
Herman Houston
Greeley
Greasewood Oil District
Gus @. Anderson
Pottuy
Theodore Tegtman
Potter
R. M. Askew
Auto
Houston
Houston 1
Bvang
Orchard
Greasewood
Point of Rocke
Redbird
Hero Anderson
Gresley
Levtor
Nollie
Mic Donald
Denver Passes Daylight Saving Ordinance by City Council
Denver city council approves daylight saving measure by a 6 to 1 vote on Monday night. The ordinance aims to adjust municipal time to align with daylight saving practices. The motion proceedings cited clock changes and future enforcement plans.
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Presa Denvar
Denver
Golden Rule Misadventure From Uncle Ukie
A humorous tale by Bob Burns about an uncle nicknamed Ukie who follows the Golden Rule to the letter. He jokes that a neighbor’s barn catching fire would not surprise him, noting a each house has smoke and a fire when someone nearby is careless.
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Ukie
Brother Hinkle
Round Table Discusses Community Chest Drive Plans
Greeley group held Monday night talks to craft a new name for the community chest and plan methods for a fall fundraising drive. The meeting noted the year’s campaign goal of 8000 was far from reached, with pledges under 6200 and per capita funding in nearby towns around 1, highlighting tight finances. Organizations like the House of Neighborly Service, Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, public health association and Salvation Army were named as top contributors, while costs for ditch work and possible WPA aid were estimated.
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Greeiay
Anedicina
Porthern
Coloradio
Boulder
Fort Collina
Boy Scouts
Public Health Association
Salvation Army
Big Shakeup Rumored in Greeley Municipal Jobs
Rumors place Greeley city offices under a new administration with many department heads to be replaced. Mil Seaman may leave water, G Brodie Hunter could head police, Harley Warren may lead streets and parks, Lige Brumley eyeing fire, Bert Bhater possibly tax collector, and Pui Close or Barney Gurlaon among new names. About half of current police remain.
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Greeley
Milt Seaman
Water Department
Brodie” Hunter
Hy Boggy
WPA Wage Check Counterfeiting Halted by Arrests
Washington report says Chief Frank J. Wilgan and agents busted a wholesale plot to counterfeit and cash WPA wage checks. Sixteen people were arrested in Chicago Milwaukee and Los Angeles. Named individuals include Paul Malolotti former WPA foreman and John Rusno among those seized.
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Washington
Frank J. Wilgan
Secret Service
Salt Today
Hia
Wilson
Chicago
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Paul Maalolotti
Lou Anger
John Rusno
Grand Jury Dismissed Over Dictograph Probe
Denver April 12 The grand jury under District Attorney John Carroll was discharged today by Judge Henry Hicks. The body, tied to a probe of dictographs, was not to be put before the governor or before the supreme court while the matter remained pending.
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Associatad’ Press
Denver
John Carroll
Henry Hicks
Ericka
Supreme Court
Junior Chamber Plans Final Clean Up Week April 24
Final plans by the Junior Chamber of Commerce for annual Clean Up and Paint Up Week in Greeley run April 24 to May 3. The effort, in cooperation with the Greoley chamber, urges property owners to beautify grounds via painting, cleaning, planting, and decorating with strong merchant support. Governor Ammons proclaims the statewide campaign. city officials will officially designate the week.
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Junior Chamber
Grealegy
Maida
Chamber of Commerce
Greoley
Totsler Ammons
Gresley
Tunior Chamber
Alya Gelsland
Cawell Spaulding
Tom Johnson
Moray Cameron
Neary Blolnamark
Walter Wolford
Harley Albert
B. M. Colpitts
George Days
Beith King
C. H. Young
Jay
Myron Cammack
Don Seastrand
Don Stewart
Rocky Mountain National Park
Highway Six
Wiggins
Chamberg
Comisto
Greeley
Loveland
Estes Park
Fraud Orders Issued On 2 Denver Firms In Chain Letter Stunt
Fraud orders were issued against two Denver firms, Colorado Vacation Camps Inc and Lake Toltol Glib Report Inc, for alleged chain letter schemes. The plan aimed to solicit 26 individuals to fund a vacation project and pay “char members” listed in letters. Also noted is the arrest of Clyde Miner, 34, of Frederick, in Denver on a non support charge.
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Denver
James O. Brayle
Kerl A. Crowley
Post Office Department
Washington
Lwe
Colorado Vacaton Camps, Inc
Lake San Cristolal Glib Report, Inc
Wre
Rogoria
Elah
Tha Mat
Charga Clydy
Frederick
Gherléf'a Dapnitea
Hve
Predertet
Betting Bill Not Yet Sent To Governor
Apr 18 Coover reports the bill legalizing parimutuel betting on horse and dog racing may not reach Governor Vellar Anunona for days. Senate passed the measure Thursday but the House enrolment committee held it up for corrections and delays. leaders cite typographical errors and time for advocates to explain pros and cons.
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Yiartimutiel
Leella J. Taylor
Haxtun
Faye
Amimiong Haz
Bishop Johnson to Speak at Meeker Junior High Tonight
The Rt. Rev. Irving PF. Johnson, bishop of Gelorado Diotess, will address the Emergency Peace Campaign at Meeker Junior High School Tuesday night at 7 30.
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Irving PF. Johnson
Gelorado
Protestant Episcopal Church
Meeker Junior High School
Pension Bill Threats Sent Legislators
Denver April 12 Speaker Wayne N Aspinall of the Colorado House received a threatening letter tied to the pension bill. Enclosed was an 82 tallber revolver bullet and a demand to pass the pension measure in 30 days. Other letters with threats were noted by Senator Rudolph Johnson amid ongoing push for early adjournment and a six day recess proposal that stalled. The senate sent the measure to the supreme court to determine tax exemptions and funding for the next biennium.
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Denver
Wayne N. Aspinall
Colorado House of Representatives
Aspinall
Longmont
Misatro
Frank Paves
Otha Senate
Aspinell
Rudolph Johnson
Boulder
Lynch
Jtobngon
William GB. Wighy
J ;Pepubdlian
Monument
Tellar Ammons
Janet W. Graham Jr
Lafayette
Grakut
Senate
Bank Bandits Grab 3000 in Robbery at Lewisburg
Two men robbed a Lewisburg bank shortly before noon today seizing cash from tills and a vault after entering under a pretext. Teller Max Lee was forced to stand by as the bandits fled with the money.
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Lewisburg
Kang
Union Chief Sees Ford Labor Pact Push Defeat
Union chief Homer Martin of the United Automobile Workers predicts federal pressure will force Ford to recognize the union after the Wagner act ruling. He announces an immediate membership drive at the Ford Rouge plant with plans to broadcast appeals from an airplane. Henry Ford declined comment as Ford promises high wages to quell unrest. The Wagner decision is seen as laying groundwork for peace through recognized collective bargaining.
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Avenue Inlet
Homer Martin
Ualted Automhile Workwes
Amitten
Ford Major
Maton
Supreme Court
Ford
CAWA
Ward
EU Hall
Ford Rouge
Hall
Detroit
Ford Company
Henry Ford
Ways
Martin
Weuehaut Trailer Company
Fruehaut Company
Associated Pros
Washington
J. Warren Madden
Supreme Courts
Madden
Labor Relations Board
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NRA
Thomud
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