Removal Demanded for Highway Engineer Vail in Colorado
Denver attorney Nathan Ko bey urged the Colorado civil service commission to remove Highway Engineer Charles D. Vail for incapacity. He cited political use of office, extravagant equipment purchases, alleged contractor favoritism, and arbitrary treatment raising questions about Vail’s fitness for the post.
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Associated
Pascol
Denver
Nathan TR. Kobey
Colorado Civil Service Commission
Charles D. Vail
Kobey
Aerlogan Behnlf
Jono HM
MeHaheds
Highway Department
Wash Hag
Qient
Ander
Wall
Ale Vuil
Colorado
Vail
Mayor Proclamation endorses cancer control effort
The proclamation from Mayor E. M. Colpitts urges city residents to support the Woman's Field Army of the American Society for the Control of Cancer. It highlights wartime public health campaigns, calls for citizen cooperation, and designates April 14 as a period to bolster cancer control education led by physicians and volunteers.
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Walpilts
Women's Field Army
Ely
Cancé
Avery
J. M. Gobattis
Mayne
Mim Agnevieun Society For
Sen
Apri
E. M Colpitts
Jane Gitemiller Wins VEW Essay Contest
Mra. Harry Owens announces local winners of the VEW essay contest run by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars. First prize goes to Miss Jone Blémiler, a Greeley high school senior, second to Ales Lou Wilson of Greeley. Cash prizes to be presented at the auxiliary meeting, and Miss Eltemile will read her winning essay. Judges were Rey, E. Woorly Houson, Mia Mildred Fralick, and Clay Apple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Harry Owens
Tris Aimertiatsin
Jone Blémiler
Greeley High School
Ales Lou Wilson
Gresley High
W.eww
IGP Hall
Eltemile
Rey
E. Woorly Houson
Mia
Mildred Fralick
Clay Apple
Roosevelt signs $100 million relief bill amid cuts
President Roosevelt signed a relief measure totaling 100 million dollars, with a later note of 100,600,000 for relief after a lengthy approval process. The package totals were reduced by 50 million from his original request, a cut the administration said would limit the number of relief jobs created.
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F. R
Washington
Roosevelt
Qrestitear
Acul
House investigates 1937 microfilm record in civil service case
Colorado House committee seeks a partial transcript from the 1937 microphone grand jury record on civil service affairs. District Judge Robert W. Strain considering the petition, with a hearing set before Judge Steele, as attorneys for civil service commissioners may oppose. Names tied to the case include Clara Woking L G Getty and former chair Moses Mexanier.
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Denver
Colorado House Committee
Steele
Lauier Gaillin
Civil Service
Mra
Clara Woking
L G. Getty
Moses Mexanier
Waas Conningston
Carroll
Smuyter
Highnet “Ool Satu Ue House
Mogalasta
Harold Rugg Visits His Brother Here
Professor Harold O Rugg of Teachers College Columbia University visits his brother in town. He has sabbaticals from Columbia and has traveled the country since January to study creative art, interviewing over 200 people. He plans to visit Denver and Colorado Springs before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asrold O. Ruue
Teachers College
Columbis University
Will
Ty Greeley
Hig Proticy
Burte O. Rugs
Division of Education
Havokd O' Rugg
Bia Suthis
Columbia University
Hove
Haute
Iran
Denver
Colorado Springs
Roosevelt cites Washington as first president at Mount Vernon
April 14 report from Mount Vernon quotes President Roosevelt praising Washington’s 1789 election and noting the nation’s gratitude. The piece recalls Washington’s pivotal choice amid crisis and contrasts it with present times. Also dated county university notes Gladel event naming Rex Morgan as Colorado high school students association president and Ed Stone as vice president.
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Monat Vernon
Roosevelt
Sas
Tom Yest
Diab “le Dad
Washington
Ates
George
Fort Collins
Rex Morgan
West Denver
Colorado
Colorado State College
Ed Stone
Wheatridge
Kenner Stoyt
Mayor Colpitts Denies Trading Appointive Offices
Mayor Colpitts rejects the idea of trading city offices to influence an election contest. The report notes a 3 to 3 council split after Ward Two results, with Vander Hunt defeating George F. Smith. The mayor calls for evidence and asserts appointments are not for sale and commitment to a fair system.
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Colpitts
I. Colpitts Inday
Hulge George
Tyadten
Camlidate
Generatissima
Independent Party
Tl. Ff
Bradickt
Trdga
Ue Troper Court
Boofisnan
Air Mechanics Picket Newark
Air Mechanics Association union members picketed Newark and other airports while officials kept almost all flights on schedule. The strike involved roughly 12 of about 250 maintenance workers walking out on the wind shift, reportedly replaced by workers from the overhaul shop in Miami.
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Newark
N. Jy
AL P. Marlin
Ieebeing Mechanics Association, International
Kimston
Atlanta
Miow
Maminpevis
Demu
Guptaibavher
Aid
Windeht Ghift
Miami
Wekenbacker
Beet Growers Warn Beet Act Could Close Plant
Washington April 14 representatives of the Mount Clemens Mich Beet Grower Association told Melt san members of congress that sugar quotas might cause the closure of their big plant. The association said suspension threatens about 1 000 growers 1 000 laborers and 300 factory employees in the area. Leaders urged action to prevent forced curtailment under domestic production limits. Warland and Riverton regions report further negotiations and contract liberty for individual growers with Molly Su company on 1930 feet trap arrangements amid ongoing bargaining across districts.
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Washington
Mount Clamens
Mich
Beet Grower Association
Meltsan
Congress
Ueconsney
Warland
Wye
Ug Riverton
Bert Browere Association
Molly Su
Matteser L. J. Laird
Tolly
Riverton
Warland Vietory Als Wiel
Monlind
Wyoming
Tatty
Barthel Kern Estate Is Filed for Probate
The estate of the late Barthel Kern at Platteville is filed for probate in county court. The acta valued at 12000 dollars will be divided among heirs: each first child receives one eleventh. the late Barthel Kern’s children receive shares. The three children of the late Peter Kern receive one thirty third each. Children of the deceased daughter in Lungnant receive forty four shares. Attorney T. uk Nixon attends Idaho meeting with CSCH faculty for Thursday night regional conferences.
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Barthel Kern
Platteville
Acta
Barthelt
Af Drogken
Platte, Wie
Lungnant
T. UK
Nixon
Assembly May For the Aged Tax Cigarettes
Denver May 14 A cigarette tax proposal seeks a 2 percent levy on each pack to fund pension and aging programs. House Finance Chair Jett ordered a fiscal bill printed with another measure repealing the 2 percent service tax while opponents call the revenue estimate uncertain.
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Denver
Colorado
Flute Legislainva
Jett
Uuclinscen
Clairarad
House Finance Committee
Anntiomerd
Billy
Claine
Ros v. Curysler
Republican
Chryster
Hoges
House
Former La Salle Man Dies at Brighton
Ketenda Fieve learned of the death of Anglin 01, a former La Salle man, at Brighton on April 4. He lived in Geist and had business ties in the area. Survivors include Boruha Austin and four children. Details will be announced later.
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la Salle
Ketenda Fieve
Anglin
Geist
Tenet
Tlit Mrunzedny
Austin
Mueoble
Clarence
Hoblytied
Ieng
Pune
Actuils
Longmont Bank Chairman Resigns in Nevada City
A Longmont bank leader resigns as chairman of the board after moving to Reno last year. The bank official will not actively fulfill duties pending board action.
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Longmont Bank
Nevada City
Trom
Galata
Reno
Nev
Thes Bear of
Aicadars
Longmont
Gatlaban
Iine
Alligationa
Board
Chaivennn
Eldridge to discuss job opportunities with Chamber of Commerce
Superintendent E D Eldridge outlines a plan to involve students in local employment as the Chamber of Commerce reviews school readiness and youth programs. The meeting will cover how youth can gain work experience and how businesses benefit from trained graduates.
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Eldridge
Beard
Medtian
D. Eldridge
Chamber of
Lomrurres
Irens
Tor Futtyre
Hinlness
Sone
Slattery Announces Illinois Solon Appointment
A garbled report notes Slattery from Illinois appoints Horner to a position with the Wools commissioners, with Jamies and Skybury named in associations. The item mentions Illinois politics, Springfield, and government activity around a governor and a county.
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Springfield
Gavernor
Tenry Horner
Wivirman Jamies
Skybury
Wools Coumerrs Commission
Mls
Penate
Toy
Germin bloc blamed FR and Por anti Nazi group
Fragmentary text references Germins blaming France and Portugal based anti Nazi bloc. Mentions Pan American movements and officials, with unclear names and dates. Source is garbled OCR, lacking coherent events or outcome.
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Germins
Soviet Russia May Join Ring Against Nazis
Fragmented text reports on Soviet Russia potentially joining a coalition against Nazi forces. Mentions conferences and statements by unnamed spokesmen and officials, with unclear actions and dates.
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Soviet Russia
Mary Sorgens Gles Mrs Horse of 445
The obituary notes Mrs. Mary Sorgens Gles, also known as Mrs. Burdens of Greeley, Wisconsin, who lived in Sheboygan and is survived by Reuben, Colit, Helen, Yehiy, and others. Funeral arrangements are pending with hydoeens Bi.
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Greeley
St Pam's
Dorgond
Ered
Sheboykgin Wis
Reuben of
Weather Outlook for Colorado Regions
Fragmented forecast mentions Friday night clouds and a wet spell with showers. Partial notes reference Saturday and Sunday conditions with variable winds and temperatures. some place names and dates appear garbled and uncertain.
Roosevelt Pledges Aid to South America Under Trade Pressure
President Roosevelt pledged U S aid to any South American nation facing trade pressure. He spoke to the Pan American Union amid inflation debates, warning against isolation and urging unity to defend the Western Hemisphere from fascist influence.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
Washington
Noosevalt
Aconoite Sapport
Prassyra
Pan-American Union
Marbla
Wae Ton
Bat
Fitleran Mussolini
Disney
Uderding
Periadle
Ge Ministerraneuy
Cabinet Okehs Albania Crown Acceptance Sparks Tension
An article reports Mussolini ally Italy backing the Albanian crown as King Zog seeks legitimacy. Fascist regime spokesmen promise firm action amid tensions with Greece and potential countermoves in Europe.
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Okehs
Passersby Foil Seery Station Burglary Attempt
Reported at Seery Station and nearby streets on a Thursday night, a burglary attempt was interrupted as passersby frightened two suspects fleeing on foot. Police were alerted after a vehicle stopped near the scene, with cash and valuables reportedly involved and two men seen fleeing toward Batlee. A local property owner and witnesses provided details to investigators.
Peter Bowman Former City Employee Dies
Peter Bowman a former city employee died on April 3. He left a lasting impression as a rival to past four years and as a sculptor in Greeley. Survived by his children, including Howard and Peter, and many relatives in Denver, Malibu, Cheyenne, and Cheycir. Interment scheduled at a local cemetery following a Sunny biocloak service.
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Neder Newmin
Creeley
Willy
Greeley
Inchale
Howard
Peter de
Hhinna
Wye
Marlin
Denver
Eprce
Lome Beach
Calle
Mya
Fitbel Saker
Cheycir
Will
Maas
Ada Wing Tuna
Limoyu
Wit Br
Morganti to Edit Mirror as Conant Named Manager
Tyda Morgan of Port Lupton is chosen as editor of The Murray College newspaper for next year. H. Conant will serve as manager. The announcement notes staffing changes, including retirements and committee appointments, amid broader college duties and a charity effort resulting in county funds totaling 86,509.70 dollars from 806 checks.
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Tyda Morgan
Port Lupton
Murray College
Fur
Pier
Ate
Nellie Adams
Menu Chautee
Mabisa Rcemager
Priday
Robbery suspect details emerge in Garnsey-Wheeler case
Chief Hunter links multiple men to a nighttime robbery at a Bolice facility. A witness describes a 43 year old man about five feet ten inches in brown suit. another participant smaller. Separate drunk driving case ends with fine and costs.
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Bolice Go
Manter Ane Pratt
Wileatsa
Targhiry
Mikorenee Boluy
Anette
Uick
Ta Faye
Aout
Maurice Young
Amt N Hotin
Garanestra
Hunter
Hey
Bohn
Met
Mets
Foo Oller
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VEW
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Harold Rugg
Denver Bey
Spsils
Idaho
W. Ty Wait
CSCH
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W. J. Miller
Dolice
Chester Helliday
Brighton Mone
Galleye
New Olinois
James M. Slattery
Shore
Chicago
Illnoiis Commerce Commission
Horner
James Hamilton Lewis
United States Senate
Slattery
Solon
Iresn
Verti
Guesman
Ebelus
Roeder Yella
Valles
Thay Hall
Nwf Panella
Pan American Rage
London
Neal Foyeish
Blake
Mavelyn Sensney
Menlionx
Penence Milaky
Wink
Wwe
Irs
Mary Sorgens Gles
Pridsry
Wien
East Barnday
Sunnitay
Genenaly
Priddis
VM Marth
Ritetin
Geral Taylor
Floyd &. Taylor
Metners. Notn
Gierney
Wheeler
Ty Rele
Taylor
Penver
Knty
Berlia
Msg
Vitoria Emannell
Albania
Virsinia Cuyda
Fascisen
Vriter
Mussolini
Widy
TrighFrone
Germany
Italy
Greece
Wila
Seery Station
Seety
Eservewie
Bix Lweath Street
Winder
Raheedhe Cash
Gheis
Wineulaw
Frey
Peter Bowman
City
Morganti
Mirror
H. Conant
Osan
Presa
Verbutture
Meeniduat
Charles A. Lory
Lean Sandseon
Checas
Riley
Gheyeane
Moenag
MOG
Regiish
de Waie
Widterss
Wits
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