Federal Supreme Court Upholds Colorado Tax On Bank Safety Boxes
The Supreme Court endorses Colorado levies on rents paid for safe deposit boxes, ruling the tax lawful under authority. The decision, delivered by the justices, confirms that banks may collect the two percent fee, despite challenges from Denver and others. The ruling affects state revenue from safe deposit services.
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Typist Wins 86000 on Alaska Tee Pool
A fragmented report shows a typist winning about 86000 on an Alaska pool game amid chaotic text referencing Anchorage Aiueka Agaz Al Young Mule, civic aviation, and a disputed local event. The piece hints at regional names, a river, a town, and a timing around late Saturday with mentions of Juneau and various figures.
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Dr Herbert Harris Speaks At Child Guidance Clinic
Dr Herbert Harris head at the Child Guidance Clinic in Colorado Springs will speak at Friday April 26 at 6 30 pm at the Methodist church. Reservations by that day with Miss Grace Thickley at 136 Kis BE varyel Jase Renjaula Woollvuck or others. Tickets available at the dear Reckless Driver fined $35.
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Roosevelt Plans 21 Day Non-Political Tour Across U.S.
President Roosevelt announced a tentative 21 day tour of the United States starting in April, a non political swing that would overlap the Republican national convention. The trip aims to visit major cities and discuss national issues with Americans.
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Group Argues WPA Administrative Cost Controversy
The article records a Washington hearing where WPA costs are challenged as excessive. Ward committee members discuss charges alleging mishandling of funds and administrative expenses. Key figures include J O'Connor, Chairman Woondram, and WPA administrator Colonel Somervell. projections for savings and timelines are noted.
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Heavy Winds With Gusts Cause Widespread Damage
A strong wind event swept through multiple areas causing structural damage and downed utilities. Officials report widespread impacts near Greenley, Galeton, and surrounding towns with downed wires and property damage. No major injuries confirmed as crews assess the scene and restore services.
British Warn Narvik They Will Bomb City
The proceeding reports a U S court ruling in Washington on April 24 denying Wyong a petition to avoid contempt for alleged violations of a decree limiting Colorado's water diversions from the Laramie River. Chief Justice Hughes notes continued dispute but holds Colorado violated the decree by exceeding 29,700 acre feet annually as stated.
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Courtsey Patrel Beats Mr. Stork To Hospital Here
A chaotic local scene reports Courtsey Patrel beating Mr. Stork and taking him to a hospital near the post office as patrols intervene. The item mentions an ambulance delay and a family involvement with a car at Eighie Avenue, plus brief police notes and a newborn birth in the same area.
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Greeley City Water Site Approval Reported
Greeley officials announced the proposed site for a water works near the North Pentie monument will be considered again. Engineer Colpitts and city leaders cited bids and local participation as key factors while outlining the project timeline and expected local impact in August remarks.
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U S Military Attache Slain By Nazi Bomb
A U S military attache at Stockholm was killed in a German bombing in Oslo Norway yesterday. Reports say Captain Losey stood near a dock when the blast struck. The incident adds to Germanys air raids on Allied interests in Scandinavia during the war.
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Two More Deer Join Greeley Zoo Exhibit
Reported additions bring the park's deer herd to include a one year old fawn and two new fallow deer. The event follows a court correction regarding prior statements about a local plaintiff and defendant. The article notes the deer are native to the area and mentions donors and habitat improvements.
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Weather forecast for Mon Tue with cloudy periods
An OCR damaged weather brief notes a Monday melt and Tuesday cloudy pattern across the region. It mentions a west and north Monday, a northeast on Tuesday, and a general rise in temperature with overcast skies and 24 hour outlook.
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Congress abandons hope to cut Roosevelt budget
Confused report notes Congress likely will allow the Roosevelt administration to spend near 1942 levels, with mentions of a proposed budget around 1080 million and potential savings not found. Critics warn of missed opportunities to trim federal costs as Senate and House debate proceed amid pressure from Treasury forecasts and political maneuvering.
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State Drops Case Against Earl Redding
The court found the state failed to prove the charges against Earl Redding beyond a reasonable doubt. Evidence showed Redding allegedly handled a gasoline shipment and mixed or sold fuel, but the defense argued insufficient proof of intentional wrongdoing or connection to a crime.
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Police review prompts on green valley route case
Police convene a routine review of a disputed route through Greeley involving several individuals. The inquiry centers on a reported transaction valued at 3.50 in an exchange described as part of a local dispute. Further details remain unclear due to the fragmentary source text.
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Ft Collins Man In Wreck Fined For Disturbance
Austin Widger, 22 of Port Collins, fined 16 dollars for disturbing officers after his vehicle wreck on the Niton viaduct at 2 40 a m Sunday. He claimed the nearby crowd caused trouble against the guard railing. court judge noted abusive behavior and injuries to Widger. Witnesses described a crash with pedestrians, a 27 year old man from Fay Jullies, and a 28 year old man from Denver involved in the incident with vehicle damage and $325 in changes cited.
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Bakers Meet Here Sunday
Bakers Gather in Fort Collins area for a regional event hosted by the Bakers association. Key speakers include representatives from Grovtey Longmont Jacuver Jt He and Mountaineers. The group planned a lengthy program on trade and tastes, with leadership from Melutvala of Denver and the Trades association. The event aims to promote cooperative efforts and attract local sponsors.
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Naval Recruiters At College Monday Interview Event
Naval recruiters from the Navy and Marine Corps Reserve visit the college to speak with aviation division prospects. Captain WC Maken and Commander J Thor to discuss Navy Medical Corps and Marine options, with Monday evening sessions at 8.
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Germans Bomb Norway Ports Held by Allies
German forces bombarded Norwegian coastal ports held by Allied units, with reports noting ships, air activity, and ground moves along the north coast near Narvik and Trondheim. The blitz aimed to disrupt Allied supply lines while British and Norwegian defenses prepared for further actions.
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