Postoffice Here Will Revise Routes
Post office plans a revision of city routes to extend each delivery day to eight hours. Officials say end routes will be lengthened so one eight hour shift can handle all deliveries. Some carriers may be paid off. operations remain in service during transition.
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Post Office Department
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PUC Plans Stock Split for Denver Utility Firm
Denver reports an unusual notice from the Public Utilities Commission proposing a stock split plan involving a Colorado utility company. The item outlines permission steps, dates, and expected weather impacts influencing market actions and regulatory decisions.
Lattimore Denies Communist Ties at Senate Hearing
Washington hearing on communism charges centers on Owen Lattimore’s alleged affiliation with a communist cell. Budenz accuses, Lattimore denies. McCarthy watches as the panel weighs perjury risk and the fate of related figures in the Institute of Pacific Relations and Amerasia connections.
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Institute of Pacific Relations
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90th Traffic Fatality in State Is Girl, 15
Fifteen year old Huby Topping of Ort Carbo was listed today as Colorado's 9th traffic fatality of the year. She was killed yesterday when the truck she rode in overturned on Colorado 68 twelve miles northwest of Walsenburg. The truck, driven by William Cozart, 18, of Walsenburg, went over after passing a car. Cozart suffered two broken ribs and head injuries. his uncle Frank Cozart, 25, also of Walsenburg, had head injuries. The couple had hauled furniture from Del Carbon Camp, and the girl asked to ride with them to get home. The year’s traffic fatalities total 67 at this time last year.
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Golo
Colorado
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Cozarts
del Carbon
Here
Dacono brakeman killed in train accident
A United Pacific Railway brakeman, Latkin, was killed when a train swayed near Dacono, one mile south of Frederick and 30 miles southwest of Greeley, around 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. Deputy Coroner Lea Vattur indicated Latkin appeared to be adjusting a switch when the accident occurred. Latkin resided at 264 Court Street, London, and had been in service since 1904. His body will be taken to Moore Mortuary in Denver for funeral arrangements.
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Titan
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Greeley
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Latkin
Linn
Lotkin
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Ehacga
Canabictor
E.M. Peters
Aioot
Greely
Charles Domady
Tagalte
Lothh
State payroll drive fails in tight vote
Washington April 20 A public drive to cut the state department payroll by 1 per cent fails to pass. The measure is defeated by a vote of 143 to 107, leaving the payroll unchanged and reflecting a tight legislative split on the cost-cutting proposal.
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State Department
Truman Launches Truth Campaign Against Russia
President Truman unveiled a worldwide campaign of truth to counter Soviet deceit and propaganda. He urged unity with free peoples, aligning American newspapers and leaders to strengthen information programs and resist communist influence.
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United States
American Society of Newspaper
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Niliet
Brutler
Stearns Opposes One Board for State Colleges
University of Colorado President Dr. Stearns spoke at a Rotary Club meeting in Bayt Church, opposing unifying all state educational institutions under a single agency. He argued administration and cost could improve through coordination and uniform standards, citing campus representatives and joint planning with high schools. Page 14.
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University of Colorado
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Ywesidunt
Ha Ales
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Pogudarity
Will probate a Buldog heir named Mautylus
A mistranscribed probate notice reports the will of G. Richherrt being admitted, with relatives contesting the will. It states Mixty the pit bulldog is the estate beneficiary, and a court decrees a portion of the estate to be used for a child named Osis, eight years old.
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Richherrt
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Cancer Auction Spurs Fund Drive And Community Events
A county fund drive raised 273.66 as Weld County supporters joined a Wednesday auction and various charity events. Merchants donated merchandise while local groups including Spur girls and college clubs organized parades, performances, and prize drawings to hit the county quota and boost community morale.
Benefit Dance Review in Johnstown Friday
A student led dance review at Johnstown high school will be staged Friday at 8 PM to aid the cameo campaign. The program includes dancers from nearby communities and Cheyenne, sponsored by the Coteria club and Mrs. O N M Weberhark.
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Coteria Club
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Johnstown Girlsepals
Opera Company presents Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci at Gunter Hall
The Opera Company returns Monday evening at Gunter Hall on the CECE campus with Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci staged by Chiles Ly Wagner’s troupe. Tickets are 1 o'clock show with admission by mail. the program closes the 1919 60 season of the Greeley Philharmone-Community Converts agendlation. A large orchestra and chorus accompany the featured artists drawn from top American talent. The company has Metropolitan Opera experience and wide touring, supporting a growing campaign for memberships by the newly organized Greeley Converts.
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Metropolitan Opera
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Witness Describes Molasses Fee Ties in Maragon Case
Washington April 20 government witness testified in the Maragon perjury trial that a former White House aide had about 4,868 dollars for representing a Molasses company connected to the agriculture department. The defense countered that the total was a covert political contribution to the government from a Milwaukee publican, with other funds claimed to cover Maragon’s losses.
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Baseball postponed across leagues amid cold weather
Play was halted in both leagues with multiple postponed games including Bevakiya at Vanihla Jahi Haars af Naw Vir and New York ab Tvatnn. Other matchups listed as postponed reflect ongoing weather impacts and uncertain rescheduling.
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Ab Tvatnn
Metzoerden Mines Tax Funds Used for Athletics Controversy
Followed by a long-tangled report, the piece describes a heated dispute over whether tax funds from Metzoerden Mines may finance athletics. It mentions figures like Loyd, Mri Twit, and Mew, along with concert plans and a looming public debate. The narrative signals opposition from labor groups and hints at university and city figures debating allocations, with mention of concerts and campus events amid the funding contention.
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Rail Strike Looms on Four Lines Amid Wage Dispute
A nationwide railway strike threat looms as railroad workers union, claiming about 110 400 members, plans a walkout on Wednesday evening. Carrier negotiations stalled over demands tied to pay and working conditions, with the union asserting legality under the Railway Labor Act and awaiting White House mediation.
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Excise Tax Cut Debate Moves Through House W and M
In Mahington on April 20 a House committee advances an excise tax cut plan affecting items from stoves to water heaters and bulbs. Opponents argue rejected measures reduce revenues, while proponents cite essential goods and annual collections over 400 million dollars. committee action targets broader cost relief.
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Evelon
Irietoya
Wren Norhus
Boulder Scientific Cari'al Promises Progress by Sen Ed Johnson
Senator Ed Johnson portrays Boulder as entering a new era of scientific work and growth. He touts increased funding for a central laboratory and a broad push toward scientific institutions, while defending defense and security measures amid a national shift toward science-led progress.
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Anti-Defamation League Presents
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