Rioting at Coast Strike Leaves Fifteen Hurt
Fifteen people including one woman are injured in a violent clash at the Brockian Food Products cannery area in Stockton California. Shots tear gas and missiles fly as pickets clash with deputies and highway patrolmen. Police and officials urge restraint while workers report pressure to resume shifts.
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Associated Press
Stockton
Calif
Atbveskame
Aulame
Silea
Vverloo Road
Brockian Food Products Company
Tae
Harvey Odell
Cloweley
Harold Vogelsang
Oakland
Newnan Publisher Named President of Newspaper Association
James Braniman of Nashville was elected president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association at the convention. John S. McCarron of Cleveland was chosen vice president, H. J. Harris of Richmond reelected secretary, and Walter M. Denner of Jersey Journal was elected treasurer. Jerome D. Barnum of Syracuse retired president was named to the board of directors with five other directors reelected.
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New York
James Braniman
Nashville,Tenn
Banner
Nsed
American Newspaper Publishers Association
John S. McCarrens
Cleveland
Ohio
Plain Deale
H. J. Harris
Richmond
Indiana
Palladium' Tem
Walter M. Denr
Jersey Journal
Jersey City
N. I
Jerome D. Barnim
Syracuan
Post-Standard
McCarrona
Norman Chandler
Los Angeles Times
Howard ‘Dayla
Ferald-Tribnne
Tier
Hamilton
Ontario
Spevlater
W. B. Mackaty Jans
Chicago
Tribne
Charles I. Taylor
Hoklon. Globe
Canada G M Workers To Resume Jobs In Canada
Oshawa Ontario April 24 General Motors of Canada strikers voted to return to work Monday by a large margin 22805 to 36 Unannounced by local U A W A president the strikers met to sign the agreement with GM and Ontario Premier Hepburn The men will resume with a wage increase and reduced hours A striker committee will travel to Toronto to finalize arrangements with officials.
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Oshawa
Ontario
General Motors’ of Canada
H. Millard
United Automobile Workers of America
General Motors of Canada
Mitchell Heplurn
Toronto
General Motors
Hepburn
Seventh annual cooking school draws crowds in Sterling theatre
Despite bad weather about 75 more attended opening day of the Tribune cooking school. Mrs. Dorothy Ayers Loudon lectured on housewife problems and new recipes to a capacity crowd. Final day promises farm families arriving early for morning lessons and shopping expeditions. Sessions start at 9 30 with doors opening at 6. All Weld county and Gresley women urged to attend this last chance to hear Mrs Loudon.
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the Tribune
Sterling Theatre
Dorothy Ayers Loudon
Gresley
Groeley
Auto Wreck Victim Dies
Mrs. Nevada Burgosa, 88, who was injured a week earlier in an automobile crash, died at Greeley hospital after being admitted April 15. The accident occurred when the car driven by her daughter, Mrs. F. C. Ford of Greeley, was forced off the Loveland Greeley highway by a truck. Coroner Wilmoth investigated Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ford also suffered injuries but is recovering slowly.
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Nevada Burgosa
Greeley Hospital
Burgess
F. C. Ford
Gresley
Loveland-Greeley
YG. Wilmoth
Clark Gable Faces His English Accuser
Violet Wells Norton testifies she believes Clark Gable is the father of her child and identifies him as the same man named “rank Billings” in London. She alleges she sought child support for her 11 year old daughter Gwendl ine and claims Gable was involved in a romance with Gwendoline.
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Los Angeles
Clark Gable
Violet Wells Norton
Ong
Damage in multi-vehicle crash near Greeley and Evans
A Chevrolet coupe driven by Donald Hopper of Fort Morgan and another car driven by Stanley Duro of Gill collided 15 miles east of Greeley on Highway 6 during a snow storm, causing about 200 in damage to Hopper’s car and 60 to Duro’s. A separate rear end collision in Evans injured Waldo Norris’s car with damage to the front end and an incident involving syrup spilled onto Pearson’s car.
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Donald Hopper
Fort Morgan
Greeley
Stanley Durow
Gill Route One
Hig
Barrow Pit
Grife
Frank Dearcon
Evans
Waldo Norris
Fourteenth Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Norylgear
Pearson
Beets Prospects Rise as Storm Returns Moisture in Weld County
Much of Weld County's planted sugar beets and other crops may be lifted by moisture from a late week storm. Reports from Windsor, Greeley, and surrounding districts indicate trace to near half an inch of moisture, with snow amounts up to eight inches on high ranges. Deer herds move, contracts signed for remaining acreage, and irrigation districts expect total beet planting near 45 to 47 thousand acres in four districts.
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Weld
Moletura
Lrrigattor
Greeley
Wimasor
Port Layton
Baton
Leseer
Milton Reservoir
Blair Rugh
Chambers Lake
Red ‘Teather
Williams Ranch
Charles Hewes
Hewes
Kirkwood Inn
Besson
Windsor
Wort. Lupton
Maton
Lupton
Leva
Justices Attach Autos To Pay Fines In Greeley
The Greeley justice system will attach vehicles to enforce fines in traffic and potentially other cases. Deputy DA Will Hall Thompson said ordinary exemptions do not apply in criminal matters, and notices direct attachment of a defendant's automobile custody to collect outstanding fines and costs.
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Greeley Justices of the Peace
Parsons
Polot
Catford
Patterson
Gresley
Len Plovanco
Sal
Tha
Justica
Tin Palley
Fee Feudanta
Toney
Will Hall Thompson
Advertising Index and Miscellaneous Page Outline
A fragmented list outlines several advertising pages including Food and Drug sections, Women’s and Men’s wear, Amusements, Cooking School, Automobiles, and a noted Clean-up and Palue-up campaign. The text appears as a catalog index for a historical newspaper.
Father Divine Arrested in New York for Stabbing
Harlem religious leader known as Father Divine was jailed in New York after allegations linked to a stabbing and related scrutiny. Detectives questioned him about a white man harmed near his Harlem compound, while crowds gathered outside police headquarters amid tense scenes and confusing evidence about alleged bootleg coal connections.
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Associated Praga
New York
Father Divine
Harlem
God
Menelab
Lenox Avenue
Marhotian
Millard
Baltimore
Patralhen
Patralhen Watched From Vantage Polite. In His Farflung
Kingston
N. Y
Aman
Lior
Divine
Elvil Cnit
Mary
O. Darancé
Jonn G. McDermott
Ageistant
Sebuykill County
McDermott
Major Divina
Harlong
Eaiel
Baker
The
World Herald
Ape
Junior Chamber Leaders to Colorado Springs
Four leaders from the Greolay Junior Chamber of Commerce travel to Colorado Springs for the junior chamber event. The board will discuss plans for the National convention in Denver in June. Attending from Growley are Mf, HL Ricketts, Recco, Pusan Baracy Houvtchens and Alva Galtned, with possibly others.
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Greolay
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Colrain
Junnivdtag
Junior Chamber Board
Denver
Growley
HL Ricketts
Recco
Pusan Baracy Houvtchens
Alva Galtned
Ana
Federal charge alleges monopolistic price fixing
Attorney General Cummings announced the Justice Department has filed a 46 page petition in the southern district of New York against the Aluminum Company of America and 25 subsidiaries and officers for establishing a monopoly in violation of antitrust laws. He accuses a March 1 price increase in car lots of nitrogen products despite earnings rising from 971,206 in 1926 to 20,866,036 in 1936, boosting per share earnings well beyond dividend needs. Former Treasury Secretary Andrew W. Mellon is said to have extensive inter corporate ties with the company.
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Wasshington
Cummings
Justice Department
New York
Compan Anterien
Cummuings
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Seal Coating To Resume Monday In Greeley Streets
Seal coating of about 200 blocks of oil meted streets in Greeley will resume Monday weather permitting. Work started Thursday as part of a WPA project but halted by Friday storm. Initial coats laid on Seventh Avenue and Eighth Street with a light tack followed by a gravel cover.
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Greeley
Seventh Avenus
Eighth Street
Seventh Avenra
Carney Accepts Candidacy for School Board
Claude T. Cures Friday hed his acceptance as a candidate for the Gree ley board of school directors at the alstrict election May 3. Petition nomi nating him cas filed a number of days ago. Other candidates who have accepted nominations are Walter TL. Bain and Albert Keys, Deadline for filing petitions and acceptances fa gelock Saturday afternoon at the office of the district secretary.
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Claude T. Cures
Greeley Board of School Directors
Alstrict
Cas
Walter TL. Bain
Albert Keys
Fa Gelock
Well I'll Tell You By Bob Burns
The narrator jokes about marital unhappiness and the idea that couples can iron out troubles in minutes if both sides share openly. He recalls Uncle Sauincey whose haunted look came from years of trying to fix a failing marriage while his wife and family remained oblivious to the strain.
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Bob Burns
Sauincey
Aho
Colorado Senate stalls tax plan as House kills Wagner Act
Denver reports the Colorado Senate delayed its 2 percent service tax measure awaiting a House income tax bill. The House defeated the Wagner Act with a 32 to 31 vote after split support, while pension discussions continued as Attorney General Rogers prepared to brief the Senate on federal social security talks.
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Denver
Colorado Senate
W. H. Twining
Aspen
Senate
House
Majorhy
Indor
Altha
Lentiera
Sudh
Rogers
Byron G. Rogers
Washington
Federal Social Security Board
Federal Board
Colorado
Bu Fa
State Department of Public Welfare
Assembly
Welfare Board
Toact
Uchill
British ships bring relief to Bilbao amid siege
Three British cargo ships delivering 100 tons of provisions entered Bilbao under naval protection as Basques cheered and endured air raids. Insurgent fighters engaged in aerial combat above the city while 56 bombs were dropped but the British relief fleet, including MacGregor Hunsterley and Stanbrook, sailed within the three mile limit with guards from the battleship Tood and destroyers. A Basque captain and an insurgent plane crew were reported dead as the relief effort faced heavy bombardment during the night.
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Bilbao
Spain
Stanbrook
Almirante Carrera
Galerna
TH. M. Tood
Xotilla
Aviatoes
Felipe del Rio Crizgo
Bilboa
Governor expect to veto gambling bill in Colorado
Denver reports widespread belief in Colorado legislative circles that Governor Teller Ame among will veto the bill to legalize betting on horse and idle grades. The governor said at midday he might act today. The legal time limit for gubernatorial action looms, expiring tomorrow night.
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Denver
Condrdice
Colorado Senate Today
Guy Hudson
Wiley
Hudson
James R. Miller
Fort Collins
Oz Miller
Hutson
Dave OG. Johnston
Miler
Miller
Milley
Audyon
Senator Miller
Associated Press
Colorado
Teller
Sleet, Snow and Rain General Over Colorado
A spring day in Colorado shifted from warm to severe as sleet and snow spread across the state. Temperature plunged about 25 degrees from mid afternoon to evening, with Denver seeing drizzle turn to sleet and then snow, while Scottsbluff Nebraska reported heavy snowfall.
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Colorado
Denver
Pring
Lareask
Scottsbluff
Neb
Sugar Benefit Tax Committee Approves Production Plan
The committee approved a bill to reform the sugar market with a new tax scheme. It proposes allotting 1,500,009 tons to American beet producers, 440,727 to American cane producers, and 945,920 to Philippine producers, with distribution adjustments based on total domestic consumption and regional shares in Pigwall, Porto Rico, Virgin Islands, Cuba, and other destinations.
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EU Couittee
Porto Rica
Virgin Islands
Cuba
Porto Rico
Virgil Islands
Unitad Staten
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Dave White
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Cosking
Advertising Index
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Mellon
Carney
Eaton
Matrong Club
Liga Post
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