Sleuth's Son Named Declared Conspirator In Kidnapping Case
Brooklyn April report says Paul and Wendell kidnapping torture case implicates Bruno Parker Jr son of a New Jersey felon as the real conspirator in the Lindbergh kidnaping plot. District Attorney Geoghan states Parker devised the plan and recruited others including Harry Blefeldseld and Marilu Behleseman, with two men still at large. Parker allegedly met with accomplices in a New York roomhouse under alias Al White to discuss details.
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He Patter Jr
Birington
N. J
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William
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Geoghin
Paul
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Bruno
Richard Haonotnans
Barker
Yeaterday
Ritho
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Geoghan
Ashy
Kenayed
Gevélan
Parker
Thaleididplug
Harry Blee
Beld
David
Treatot
Davi Bleefield
Geogaan
Zioncheck Hides From Interviewers on Friday
Washington report details Rep. Marlon Zioncheck’s latest escapade as interviewers press for comment. He remained elusive at the Capitol while police and a judge figure in the unfolding scene. Secretary notes he may answer when the House convenes. A New York. O’Connor. and a wedding. police matters are referenced in the surrounding chaos.
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Marlon Zionchex
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Hill
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Effi Thros
Zlonchek
O'Conner
New York
Nla
Pen
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Weld Delegation Attends Farm Meet at Ft Morgan
Weld county delegates join Fort Morgan farm gathering as local officials and residents from Greeley and nearby towns discuss soil conservation plans for 1936. The meeting outlines federal grant qualifications tied to soil conservation efforts and farm improvements, with several named attendees from Ayr, Briggs, Fort Morgan, and nearby areas.
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Ft. Morgan
Fort Morgan
Wittel
Greeley
Ayme
Stevi Harold’ Hogcett
Bo B. Emergoh
Briggsdale
O. Bord
George BD
Tor Malont
Wliam Gress
Ance
J. L. Afaiya
Selzer
Fort Tapion
Hulmonrey
W. D. Reed
Amueries
Governor Merriam Rescues Tivo From Death at San Quentin
Sacramento reporters say Governor Merriam intervened to save Alexander Maglay and Joseph Kriaty from execution as British government intervened. The two convicts were part of a Turkish subject gang that attacked warders during an attempted escape at San Quentin prison.
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Sacramento
Merriam
Yeprieyed
Alexander Maglay
Joseph Kriaty
San Quentin
MacKay
Syn
Quentin Prigor
Kriaty
Rat Shooting at City Dump Stopped by Police
Police halted rat shooting at the city dump on Elguth Street after boys began using rifles, tossing bottles and cans as targets. Officers chased several youths from the area following complaints of dangerous activity and stray bullets.
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Wast
Elguth Atreet
Hng
Weld county sees surge in new truck and car licenses
Weld county records show a rapid rise in vehicle licenses with 931 new autos or trucks registered since January and deliveries surpassing 400 since April 4. By Friday total licenses issued reached 14 343, equating nearly one in fourteen county residents owning a new vehicle.
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Weld
Use of Water Increases on New Schedule
Greeley city council eased sprinkling limits on an experimental basis after lifting restrictions in April. Odd house numbers may sprinkle on odd days, even numbers on even days, boosting daily water use to about 5 million gallons, with peak 7 million last summer and a possible 8 million in emergencies. Officials noted new outlets and cemetery taps, and decisions on continuing the hours will return for debate next Tuesday.
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Alt Seaman
Hondeda
Creeley
Ciry Parke
Houston Will Announce His Staff on Sat
Houston plans to reveal his staff this Saturday under George M. Houston, county aversary director. Four or five officials will be named, with the county commission office affirming, as it expands, the welfare roster. The staff will handle about 1,200 unemployables on relief and blind veterans, plus other old age pensioners. The social security changes ease residence requirements, broadening eligibility and increasing the caseload in Houston's office.
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Engenor
George M. Houston
Mr. Houston
Aston
Houston
Dog Licenses Due in City on May 4
City announces annual dog licenses due May 4 with fees 28 dollars for male dogs and 44 dollars for other cases. Licenses sold at city office with 85 percent of fees to police. examiners will check licenses this year. A street complaint noted a missing bat and a lost item cost 4.50 dollars.
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Gut Harvva
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Local Buyers Pay to Farmers in Wheat Market
Local buyers transact with farmers on Friday April 24 amid spring wheat activity. Winter wheat figures and prices are discussed as growers assess market conditions and potential yields.
Vandenberg Party** Guillotine Remark Sparks Outcry
Washington April 4 Sen Vandenberg is cited amid a storm over a proposed guillotine display in front of a new federal building. The report notes Democratic Party organs and a publicist’s editorial framing the act as a shocking political affront. A reference to Louis XVI and a February 14 demonstration is included, with calls for an explanation and apology.
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Flags
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Tom Potter Defendant in $22,000 Suit
Longmont packing company official Tom Potter faces two district court suits filed Thursday after a Packard car crash near Brighton caused damage to the Aughinbaugh home and garage. Plaintiffs seek about 15 508 dollars for personal injuries and property loss plus medical costs and exemplary damages.
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Greeley
Three Men Control OARP Ex Townsends Secretary Testifies
Testimony alleges that control of the Townsend old age pension association rests with three men despite a directorate expansion from three to nine. Investigators question RR. B. Clements and reveal staff changes and stock transfers tied to the pension organization.
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Reemployment Office to Move Saturday to 726 Tenth Street
The reemployment office will shift from the ground floor courthouse office to 726 Tenth Street southeast of Garland Chevrolet. It opens at the new location tomorrow morning and plans to resume normal business at the old site by midday Saturday. The former space will house Senator George M. Houston and the county welfare director’s offices.
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Finger Painting Expert To Demonstrate At Guggenheim Hall
Rath TP Shaw, tiger painting expert, will give a lecture and demonstration at Guggenheim Hall on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock. She authored a book on finger painting and has developed pigments and a hand painting technique.
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Reverend Carlson Called East by Relative's Death
The Rev R E Carlson, pastor of Immanuel Lutheran, Greeley, was summoned to Wichili Kang after the death of Mrs Carlyon's brother Carl Leaf. Lather Teague Swill ben is in charge of Sunday services at the church on Thirteenth Street and Eighth Avenue. Evening service Friday has been canceled. Carlson arrived three weeks ago from Idaho Walls to succeed the transfer of Rev Joseph Conrad to a Dansver pulpit, with Martin H B Holm briefly filling the pulpit between Carlson and Conrad.
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Halifax mine victims to hospital in city flight
Dr. D. B. Robertson of Toronto, imprisoned with Charles Alfred Scodding in the Moose River gold mine for one day, was brought to Victoria General Hospital in Halifax by Royal Canadian Air Force seaplane after earlier treatment at the emergency hospital wing.
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Lewis to Pay Fine and Costs for Assault Conviction
Aubrey C. Lewis, 99, was sentenced in justice court for assaulting State Senator George M. Houston. He will remain jailed until May 18 unless he pays a total of 49.70, including a 10 fine and court costs. He plans to repay about 24 daily, saying he has no job or money. A collection raised 10.70, credited toward his fine. He began serving Wednesday and would be released May 16 if he pays the amount.
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Greeley Townsendites Endorse Healey for Congress
The Greeley Townsend club No 1, Colorado's largest Townsend group, unanimously endorsed Arthur J. Healey a Greeley attorney as the district’s congressional candidate. Delegates will meet soon to select a nominee, with outcome guiding the Republican or Democratic primary paths.
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Regional Student Conference Here Two Days
A regional conference of the National Student Federation will be held at College of Education next Friday and Saturday. Fritz Bronnecke, vice president of the Associated Students, arranged the meeting. The event was moved from its original week.
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Air Travelers From Honduras Report Revolt Moves On
Dispatches from Mexico City dated April 24 describe air travelers from Nicaragua reporting a bloody revolt in Honduras. Rebels advance on Tegucigalpa, capital of President Tiburcio Carías. Widow Senora Alita Lagos De Lopez Gutierrez and Rafael Lopez Gutierrez provide information, noting insurgents’ early success.
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Johnson blockade tied to labor drive in beet fields
Officials in Colorado discuss Governor Johnson’s border blockade as part of a plan by the American Federation of Labor to unionize northern Colorado beet fields. In Greenley and Denver reports, labor leaders avoid specifics while stating the blockade aims to protect Colorado workers and control beet harvest labor amid WPA layoffs and influx of workers from nearby states.
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Ora Hackman Crushed Near Gravel Track in Roggen Accident
25 year old Fort Lupton man Ora Hackman was reported in serious condition at Crosley Hospital after being crushed beneath a wheel of a gravel truck track near Roggen. He suffered a severe bone fracture in the leg region while slipping under the wheel while dismounting from the truck. He worked in highway construction for Blanchurch Brothers Construction Company.
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Republicans on Their Way to Convention in Pueblo
Colorado Republicans head to the state convention in Pueblo with intra party strife appearing unlikely. Philias and Von Cise withdraw their bids for national committeeman paving the way for Senator Lawrence Phipps II re election. Delegates from four districts will choose national delegates with two per district and four elected at large by the convention.
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Johnson Refuses To Buy Truck License
Johnson clashes with Denver motor patrol over a missing license and a demanded replacement. He insists no new license will be purchased, citing prior loss and ongoing dispute. Authorities say a replacement requires a fee and proper proof, as the feud with officers continues.
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Governor Urges Welfare Chiefs to Keep Politics Out
Governor Ed Trolieon instructed the new state welfare department leaders to remove political influence from administration. He met with Welfare Director Marl M. Kouns to receive final instructions before starting duties Monday, saying individual policy decisions would be guided by the new state law.
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Denver Enters Platte Water Rights Scrap
Denver water board members Thursday joined a dispute over Platte river water valued at about 1.5 million dollars. The case centers on 2875 second feet of water from Farmers Reservoir and Irrigation Company and the Denver rights in the Platte Valley Canal near Fort Lupton, with contention that a second priority was abandoned long ago. The board plans to join with other users to protest water location under the second priority, affecting rights in the Highline Ditch and the Milton Lake system south of Kersey and Kuner.
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Ciesaidled Paga Ad Promises Quick Results
A bizarre text urges readers to place small want ads to get quick results, claiming others have benefited. It suggests dialing a phone number to submit ads, though wording is unclear and filled with errors.
New Mexicans Boycott Labor Ban Cast Across Regions
Mexican and Filipino workers were reported flown to work on beet fields in northern Colorado while New Mexico and Colorado officials argued over labor migration. Governor Johnson’s ban on nonresident labor drew criticism from Great Western Sugar field agents and Montana farmers, even as Colorado officials described labor tensions and efforts to recruit local workers. Adjutant General Kimball noted only a few entrants were turned back at the border amid broader discussions of a regional labor conference to address beet field needs.
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Goombe Report Sparks Creoley and Denver Inquiry
A garbled report from Thabheity shove notes a 3.7 incident involving Gary Stelen and Automonica of Creoley. Denver authorities are mentioned as part of the follow up.
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