Oil Mat Work to Start Monday in City
Street work officials announce oil matting will begin Monday on a seven block stretch from Tenth Street south on Ninth Avenue to Seventeenth Street and east to Eighth Avenue. A Wyoming expert supports a 34 to 40 percent oil mix, with three trucks to haul material and a two shift operation planned for full start.
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Gresley
Willian Welel
Eighth Street
Ninth Avenue
Tenth Street
Elret
Wyoming
I- B
Rngselfe
Wyomltigatate Highway Department
John H. Borger
Massachusettes Excited Over Search for Karpis
Reported federal agents with submachine guns hunted Alvin Karpis the Lindbergh ransom cash thief in a statewide sweep. Clarence D. McKean denied the sensational claim, noting three armed cars left the federal building and a shooting sequence occurred only at Camp Curry Gunn rifle range, Wakefield.
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Beeton
Alvin Karpis
Chelaea
Hal
Clarence D. McKean
New England
Départment of Justice
Federal
Camp Curlin Guild
Wakefield
Denver sheriff and deputies testify before grand jury
Denver Friday officers Sheriff Gus G Anderson and Deputy Ballager Quy Mc Ginniss testified before a grand jury investigating Ray Butler and Tom Chooge, who were arrested last week in a moonshine still ring near Keota.
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Gus G
Anderson
Guy Ballager
Quy McGinniss
Denver
Ray Butler
Tom Chooge
Moonshine
Weld County music honors divided by contests
Weld County music honors were announced after the county Conservatory of Music judging. Winners include Boys Quartet first Charles Nordell Neil Beckner Doyle Ireland and Lavarne Salberg. Plane Solo first Helen Teller Windsor second Eileen Nelson Mary third James Humphrey Milliken. Violin Solo first Ales Enchert Erle second Tarnest Syes Ault third Mary Devotlis Gilcrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wihaverd
J. DeForest Cline
Conservatory of Music
Calerge of Education
Gilcrest
Aae
Briggsdale
Windsor
Eric
Boysenor
Jerome Turner
Pierce
Leslie Powell
Robert Baldon
Alice Ward
Firat
Lila Thornburg
Jobr
Town
Meredith Grimes
Platteville
Cirle
Baton
Norcross Elected Rotary Club President for New Year
Fred Norcross was chosen as president of the Rotary Club with Hugh Wheeler as vice president Joni Read Jr as treasurer and Russell Mayen as sergeant at arms. The officers and directors assume duties at the start of Rotary's new year on July 1.
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Gevan
Iotery
Fred Norcross
Hugh Wheeler
Joni Read Jr
Russell Mayen
Aud
Rotary
Puerto Rico Wins Excess Sugar Quota Allowance
In Washington on April 25 the farm administration allowed Puerto Rico to produce about 60,000 tons of sugar beyond the Jones Costigan quota of 837,462 short tons due to a drought. The excess would be marketed under future allotments to be issued by the secretary of agriculture. Delegates from Puerto Rico estimated the excess at about 66,000 tons with net production around 43,000 short tons after local use and shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Puerto Rico
Lhe Farm Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Forreits Bond Forfeited On Reckless Driving Charge
Denver police court Friday night forfeited 4 hundred fifty six dollars and eighty cents posted by Forreits Bond R Mi defiera of Denver for appearance on reckless driving charge. Produce market news from Denver shows produce steady and unchanged as of April 25.
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R. Mi.defiera
Denver
Duda
Buffs Rout Bears in Diamond Clash 11 to 0
Colorado Buffs hammered the Bears 11 to 0 in a conference baseball game at Boulder. Buffalo pitchers Hailey, Bock, and Koennecker held the Bears to few hits while Hengreth started for Greeley State. Finamare Lyons and Benedetti were the only Beavers credited with hits in the loss.
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Caxapeintalves
Boulder
Coolorade University
Creeley State
Hailey
Bock
Koennecker
Shrechts
Hengreth
Greeley
Flnamare,Lyons
Benedetti
Beave
Lupton Man Dies From Truck Accident Injuries
Ora Hockman, 26, of Lupton, died at Greeley hospital at 2:30 a m Saturday from injuries after being struck by a loaded gravel truck near Roggen Tuesday. He suffered fractures to the pelvic region. Employed by Blanchard Brothers Construction on a highway job near Roggen. Survived by wife and two children. Funeral arrangements at Leffer Mortuary, Fort Lupton.
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Ora Hockman
Lupton
Greeley Hospital
Roggen
Hockman
Blanchard Brothers Construction Company
Rogen
Hockman G
Fond Kwo
Lefferjable Mortuary
Fort Lupton
Accused in Alleged Promotion Fraud Active on Greasewood
Albert C Grandvouds, 46, linked to a Denver based promotion fraud probe tied to a Bloclawhtolling racket. He promoted Collateral Bankers Inc, targeting investors across Colorado and neighboring states, with losses reportedly around 600000. Associates include Miss Hewitt and George S Ellup, bond posted by Rex Yeager. An audit by the Securities Exchange Commission found Collateral Bankers insolvent.
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Albert. C. Grandvouds
Denver
Northern
Wuetarn
Colorado
Wood
Boont
Grandbouche
South Dakota
Nts
Orchid
Patterson Discovery
Tio
Ol & Refluing Company
Tha
Morgan County
Patterson Well
Prospectius
Windsor
Gow Vethy
B. Cowlay Evans
Collateria Bankers, Inc. Tie Tm
la Denver
Denvey
Don, Hewitt
George 8
Elatup
Yeager
Thras
Vananelion
Grandbonds
Migs Hewitt
Rex B
Securities Exchange Commission
Bankers, Inc
A. G. Gerta
Genver
Gerla Wlegod
Wyoming
Nebraske
Kansas
Od Gertz
Bilston
Grandbouche Sud
Miss. Hewitt
Platteville Dominates Grade Meet in Saturday Standings
Platteville led the grade school segment of the Weld County track meet held Saturday afternoon with 34 points, Evans next with 24. Delta 16, Gilcrest 13, and several teams followed as high school events unfolded including standings in sprints, jumps, and relays. A separate note said Lee Hutsell, 14, of 102 Ninth Avenue, was reported missing from home Friday afternoon after the boy and father had been away since Thursday.
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Platteville
la Salle
Prairia Queen
Stone
Munson
Anti
Kirkpatrick
Lee Hutsell
Ninth Avenue
Houston Makes No Ruling on Welfare Worker Appointments
In Houston no decision had been announced at Fairyday noon on the appointment of workers to operate under the division of George M. Houston, county welfare director. The report notes no ruling was made by the officials.
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Houston
Easy Workers
George M.houston
Inglis Review Hour Changes Review Plans for Fall
Inglis Review Hour, moved to 4 pm, will open with a review of Peace with Honour by A A Milne. Dr George raster of CSC will replace the reviewer next Oct 18. Milne argues that wartime Europe approached abolition of war in 1913.
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Taedla
A. A. Milne
Ag Lha
Sundsy
George Raster
CSC
Roy
Ingliz
Gotter
Milne
Europa
Michael
Mary
Summier
Dorothy Gardiner
New York City
Ming
Tillis
Boulder
Misa Gardiner
Kiwanians to Honor Guests at Methodist Church
Greeley Kiwanis Club to attend morning worship at Methodist Episcopal Church on 10560 O'alvek. Dr. Wood will speak on What Men Live By. Mrs. H.W. Tanyaarth to be soloist and the chorus choir will sing. Members and guests will gather for the service at 10:30 am.
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Greeley Kiwans Club
Methodist Epiacopal Clurah
O’alvek
Wood
H.W. ‘Tanyarth
Choie
Cla
Wettengel's Right To Act Is Challenged
Denver April 25. Wettengel, suspended by the state supreme court, faced a district court motion to determine if he remains legally qualified as Denver district attorney. Attorney O Otto Molore pressed for a ruling that Wettengel’s facts are null and void, with Judge Culvert expected to decide next week. The case references allegations regarding the Wyher-Hayhurst matter and related police shootings.
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Denver
Harl Wettengel
Wtite Supreme Court
Altorney
O. Otto Molore
Henley A. Culvert
Wettengel
Galvett Ekbe
Moore
William Wyher
Amos Hayhurst
Hayhurst
Josgph Dicker
Panquale Mavinno
Go Polles
Silcida
Hurl Wettengal
Gald
Danver
Homer Bedford
Galary
State Suprems Court
William McNichols
Wattengal
Troma Grand Jury
Bedford Seeks Democratic Nomination for State Treasurer
Former state auditor Bedford announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for state treasurer. He previously served as treasurer from 1932 to 1984, after earlier roles including Weld County assessor. The town news notes a separate incident involving a student injury at Weld County but reports no further details.
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Associated Dress
Denver
Fomer F
Aniiter
Teraurer
Ile
Roosevelt Is Under Fire at Pueblo Meet
At Pueblo March 26 Archibald Lee Denver attorney reviewed the Roosevelt administration, noting great problems for 1933 and beyond. He blamed misrepresentation, borrowing, and defaults while urging preservation of the Constitution and a president to lead Washington. He warned against harming Colorado farmers with new economic plans and urged protection for Colorado products. Republican leaders favored Landon for president and expected Colorado delegates to tilt toward London until a nominee is decided.
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Pueblo
Amr
Archibeld
Lee
Denver
Republican
Washington
Rome
United States
Colorado
Leasa
Tuett
Roosevelt
Minn
Colorado Industries
Landere
Alf Landon
Kanead
Ted
London
Vandenburg
Dickinson
Vigilante Handbill Warns Mexicans Leave Colorado
A handbill warning all Mexicans and other aliens to leave Colorado circulated in Greeley among sugar beet workers. Signed by the Colorado State Vigilantes, it urged departure by order of vigilantes. Governor Johnson called it radical rhetoric and ordered guards to the southern border to curb indigent labor. The discovery at Kepner Hall prompted sheriff and police inquiries as to origin, with no other copies reported.
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Breas
Denver
Greeley
Wll Mexicana
Lil Johnson
Carder
Colorado State Vigilantes
Mildin
Johnson Adid
Colornady
Natonal
Colrado
Colorata
Td. Johnson
New Mexico
Weld
Colorado State
Drielt Oranga
Colorado
Kepner Hall
Isaac J. Quillen
College of
Hddention
Celine
Johson
South Porder
Thro
Karena
Nebraska
Pridway
Maton
Gus Sailer
Beet Workers Renew Talks on Labor Contracts
Beet workers seek to restart negotiations with the Mountain States Beet Growers Association over summer labor terms. A union delegation demanded $22 an acre for 12 tons, while two contract variants were approved offering 24 to 46 percent of gross returns with minimums and monthly advances.
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American Federation of Labor
Vic
Jantea W. Granin
Labor Committee
Mountain States Beet Growers Association
Daet
Boot Mield and Agricultural Workers Union
Mountain States Association
John F. Grosd
Colorado State Federation of Labor
Gelman
Lafayette
Mountain States Labor Committee
Ben Falzgraf
Graham Bora
Invor
Bret Geowers
Graham
Tnion
W. F. W. Ball
Walzgraf
Mouetain
Mountain States
Jaun E, Clark
Longmont
Clark
Lucarno
Charles Creager
Snyder
F.C. Benson
Lovelang
Sand Sifted in Hunt for Body of Boy
Denver reports the body of a 12 year old boy, William Ortiz, was found beneath sand in a gravel company's yard. A bucket trap released sand into a funnel sinking the boy as onlookers watched. A second boy is described as possibly involved. authorities seek him and the missing details of the incident.
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Denver
Chile
J. W. Brawnon Sang & Gravel Company
Thirty-first
Platte River
Geries
Reading
Hopper
William Ortiz
Arapaho Street
Srnday
Local Buyers Pay to Farmers for Spring Wheat Potatoes
Saturday April 26 prices show winter wheat and oats listed by local buyers. Denver and New Gren lines show potato pricing from 130 to 1.45 per unit, with corn and burley notes present.
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Burley
Denver
Wyoming beet labor plan discussed in Casper meeting
Tracy Shaw, director of the national employment service, announced a meeting in Casper next Tuesday to discuss labor needs for the Wyoming beet crop. He invited leaders of Holly and Great Western Sugar companies and members of grower associations to determine how to allocate the expected 80 to 86 percent more labor than last year and how to move workers from origin to task sites.
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Cheyenne
Tracy Shaw
National Femployment Service
Casper
Wyoming
Shaw
Lyman HH. Brooks Jr
WPA
Hully
Great Western Sugar Companies
WPA Raprasanite Hyeg
Pact Growers’ Associations
Brooks
Nome Dafinite
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Ninth Avenue First
Gas Company
Massachusetts
Karpis
Rotary President
Norcross
Rotary Club
Jeffers
Forreits Bond
Fort
Mr. Farmer
Tribune Watt
The
Tribune
Daeh
Stevens
Wilpple
Peon
MiNeken
Moyer
Big Bend
Herrington
Delta
List
Miller
Abbott
McClure
Eyton
Bunting
Prairie Queen
Reamer
Dane
Jess
Inch
Cain
Plattaville
Ault
Bruce
Bret
Garett
Johnatown
Becopdi
Abernathy
Brie
Tims
Bree
Pintleville
Campbell
Flatteville
Biederman
Inglis
M. E. Church
Homer F Bedford
Homan Belford
Bedford
Tota Hale
Wackspit Fiala
Geal
Grealey Hospital
Greeley High
Eighth Avenue
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