Hilliard Seeks Costigan Backing in Senate Bid
A three way bid for the Democratic senatorial nomination in Colorado is shaping up as supporters of Justice Benjamin Q. Millard push Hilliard into the race. Friends claim they prevailed on Millard to enter, while Gov. Ed C. Johngoe and Merle Co. Vincent deny final consent. Sources say Millard may announce next week. Costigan and Stapleton factions loom as potential allies or opponents.
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Assualtoet Teosay - Donvar
Damberatia Nomiyaton
United States
Colorado
Justis
Benjamin Q. Millard
Tha
Supreme
Ener Tha
Ed C. Johngo
Merle Co. Vincent
Deavar
Washington
Cloge
Milard
Démustary
Fohnyon
Ri Ward P. Costigan
Ben Stapleton
Myer
Hilliard
Bi Jonveon
Vincent
Chamber of Commerce Attacks Federal Taxes Plan
Washington April 84 the National Chamber of Commerce convened to attack immigration tax plans condemn labor conditions and support a survey of available tools The resolution on taxation urged reducing expenditures by Congress and the executive to those necessary for the federal government and to bring order to finances.
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Washington
Cis
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Denver Class C Orchestras Rated in 1900s
In Denver a survey ranks Class C orchestras including Brush High School led by Taymon Hunt and Windsorth with director Wred Wink. Johnstown High under Robert Fatterson and Adama City High directed by G Bharp show notable performance.
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Denver
Tanver
Witte
Brush High School
Taymon Hunt
Duperior
Cole- Bue
Springs
Adin
G. Bharp
Sverane
Kiwanis pledge aid to Grand Lake water diversion project
Kiwanis clubs from Denver to Loveland pledge wholehearted support for the Grand Lake diversion plan to bring irrigation water to Colorado farms. About seventy-six members attended at the Loveland hotel, including Luke Storey and M. Buenger, who presented surveys and maps. estimates cite $1.78 to $2.25 per acre foot for water, with potential reduced costs via power sites and multiple benefits.
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Loveland
Air
Kiwanis
Dénver
Loulder
Longmoht
Fort Collins
Gréelox
Lovelander Hotel
Grand Lala
Luke Storey
Greeley
Buenger
A. L. Robbing
Wera
Flip
Esmnoore
Ta Ts Sthinson
Udera
Grand Lake
Ato 7
Stimson
Yale
Elwania
Senaté
Taylor
Glenwood Springs
Kiwanis Cla
Clui
Actress Shot After Quarrel With Playwright on Broadway
New York April 20 A quarrel between virgin actress Donna Dudley and playwright Sidney Kingsley ended with a rifle shot wounding her in the chest at a Dead End Broadway setting. Police say the wound self-inflicted and a note found in her possession hinted at distress.
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Owenss
New York
Donna Dudley
Sidney ‘Kingsley
James Amber Seeks Weld County Commissioner Seat
James Amber of Greeley announced as a candidate for county commissioner District 4 in Weld County. He is a registered Republican and endorses the Townsend old age pension plan as a remedy for unemployment and economic trouble. (Gautinningd on Page 12)
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Tor
Weld
James Amber
Greeley
Buckingham
Dlannet No
North and
Northastern Weld
Ambar Arites
Ambar
Am Ji
Insignia Day and Hays Picnic on Wednesday
Two annual events mark the spring season at College of Education. Insignia Day will be held at Gunter Hall starting at noon with student awards and senior attire. The Hays Picnic follows at Jackson Field with faculty lunch and C club oversight.
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College of Education
Wednasiax
Gunter Hall
Jackson Field
Navy Gives Scions Another Spy Scare
Washington April 30 Congress was startled that employee habits threaten fleet security. Captain William D. Puleston testified on naval intelligence before a House appropriations subcommittee. He warned of growing need for protection against absorptive activities. Details were not fully available due to the record.
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Congress
William D. Puleston
Puleston
Stebi H
Nile
Navy
Beagle
Frazier Lemke Mortgage Refinancing Vote Moves Forward
April 30 report shows 218 signatures on a petition to push the Frazier Lemke refinancing bill to a lease vote. Democratic leaders have sought to stall the measure opposed by administration officials, amid inflation fears. The plan would authorize up to 3 billion dollars to refinance all farm mortgages at 4 percent and interest over about 47 years. The measure gained support from the House Agricultural Committee but stalled in the Rules Committee.
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Washington
Frazier Lemke
Démocratice Téaders
Fone
Gasoline Prices Hiked One Cent in Greeley
Local retailers raised gasoline prices by one cent on Thursday in Greeley. First grade gasoline sold for 20 cents per gallon and second grade for 18 cents, according to company reports.
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Greeley
Italian Consul to Speak at College Peace Conference
Count Louis Cabrio Agnori Sigray di San Marzano, Italian consul in Denver, will address students at the Collegiate Council for Peace action conference on Saturday at 3 p.m. The forum, in Colorado State College of Holua, gathers delegates from 16 regional colleges and features speakers on neutrality and peace prospects.
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League of Nitiing
Italy
Bocayaa
Atvconighi
Louis Cabrio Agnori
Campuas Colorado State College of
Holuua- Hou
Count di San Marzano
New York
New York City
Denver
Cavabeiri Realgia Grito
Barcelona
Spain
Internaional Relations Club
Litta ‘Theatre
Ben M. Cherrington
University of Denver
Deag
Atart- Ingrat
Prosesaor
John B. Mason
Colrado Woman's College
Isaac 4. Quillen
College of Education
Hars
William J. Snow
Brigham Young University
Sive
A. Gil Johnson
Count di San Mariana
Frederick D. Bramhall
Univeralty of
Colorado
Bramhall
Lodia G.A. Sedl
San Marzona
Dens Yer
Colorado State College of Education
Rain Shortfalls Mark Year to Date in Colorado
Greeley and Fort Lupton reports show precipitation well below normal with only one day of rain this week. Totals for the year reach 1.48 inches, under half the April and May averages, while last year’s late-season floods loom as a cautionary note.
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Greeeley Arag
Fort Lupton
Hall
Plattevilly
Gilcrest
Blyntly Earler
Peckham North
Miné Strike Parley Fails To Reach New Wage Contract
New York April 20 The joint conference of operators and miners broke up unable to agree on a new wage contract in the coal fields. Conferees planned to meet again tonight to hear Edward McGrady offer a plea for further constration. The extended contract under which the industry has been operating since March 1 expires tonight with no agreement. Tonight's talks were to decide whether a 53 percent pension would be offered after mid-evening.
Hauptmann finances show no accomplices in Lindbergh case
Agent McQuillen cites internal revenue figures from 1932 detailing Bruno Hauptmann's receipts and expenditures before his arrest. The tabulated records indicate most ransom money traced, with total earnings and expenditures aligning to about 49,960.44 dollars, underlining no clear evidence of accomplices in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping.
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New York
Brune
Richard Hauptmann
Am “Pha
McCall
Ren
Tt Nate
Youth Plans To Be Ready on May 18th
Plans completed for coordinating Greeley youth activities will be presented at a general meeting at Meeker junior high school on Monday May 18. The planning committee is led by Waller Bathia with members including Professor J J Quillen Robert Gilchrist George Bleial the Rev James J Beil Dr Wl Unf Rugg and T Co Kuttner. Aimed to educate leaders and involve youth in development programs this fall.
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Greeley’s
Meeker Junior High School
Waller Bath i
J. J. Quillen
Robert Gilchrist
Greeley High School
George Blelal
Rains Delay Spreading Oil Mat On Ninth Avenue
Street Superintendent William Welsh reports recent showers delaying the oil mat spread on Ninth Avenue. The damp ground prevents satisfactory gutter surfacing and delays work. sprinkling water must be avoided. Lays by hand will continue as weather improves.
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Dogan
Aaid
Wiliam Welsh
Nokad
Ninth Avenue
Erial
New Lions Club Organized at Erie Ceremony
Erie observers report the new Lions Club formed at Mtoe with 21 charter members. Paul Lodwick accepted the charter from District Governor A G Johnson. Delegates from Windsor attended as the club began its service with local representation.
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Erie
New Lions Club
Mtoe
Paul Lodwick
Aident
A. G. Johnson
Lisahtba
Wlaidsor
Organlang Winder
Vfew
Ethiopian resistance vows to carry on fight after Italian advance
Reports from Rome and Addis Ababa claim Italian forces moved toward Addis Ababa with gunfire and an advanced guard reaching near the city. Emperor Selassie returns to the capital as U.S. diplomat Engert confirms cooperation, while police prepare to maintain order and allow Ethiopian troops to join the army after a capitulation.
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Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Rome
Jumilan Preaadla
Masha Pietro Cadoglio
Addis Ababa
Wildman
Lid Paseed Jell Moy
Debra Bilan
al Shoa
Uute
Addla Abala
Halla Sclansle
Cornelius Vin H. Engert
Rouldanca
Coungul
United States
Talian Troopa
Mr. Engert
Salasala
Associated Prasa
Pthiopia
Joel
Any Ital
Itallang
Blatta Telkhala Woldehawariate
Woldehawariate
newAhlopian Army
Defense attorney for drug firm attacks ex secretary Carr
Denver April 60 Attorney Hurl A. Eus argues that a Stop fraud allegation against former Secretary James H. Garrie is a spiteful fabrication by a discredited official. Saunders forwards the petition to revoke the Meesgon liquor license citing alleged liquor transactions and extortion conspiracy charges.
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Acc
Carr
Prissy
Denver
A. Eus
Melesaou-Robbita
Tne
James H. Garrie
Blile
George B
Melesaou
Neasan
House of Representatyes
Denger District Court
Hills
W. W. Grant
Summer Session Inquiries Reach Near Three Thousand
About 3,000 inquiries have been received about the college summer session with roughly 2,274 responses logged to date. Major interest comes from Colorado, Wisconsin, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, and other states, with seven inquiries from Canada and six from China.
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Yok Henry ‘Shaw
Division of Publications
Colorado
Winola
Town
Kansas
Wickigen
Nebraska
Oklahoma
South Pakota
Vexas
Canada
Ching
Few Crossing South Border
Denver reports few job seekers entered Colorado as state officials discuss border deployments. Governor Johnson vetoed a blockade and 30 national guardsmen were withdrawn after the order, while the state employment service plans to hire up to 500 new workers for farm labor and other tasks.
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Associated Press
Denver
Suparyluor
Tasop Marsh
State Highway Patrol
Colorado
Iran
New Mexico
Alney
Johnson
Ite
Yesterdiy
Hull Warns Tariffs Risk World War and Economic Collapse
Secretary Hull, addressing the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, warned that high tariffs threaten global peace and prosperity. He called tariffs the supreme folly and urged a revival of world trade by lowering barriers to halt economic distress, unrest, dictatorships, and war.
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Hull
Washington
Hu Thursday
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Weld County Democrats Caucuses Set in May
Weld County Democrats plan precinct caucuses on Tuesday May 6 to elect delegates for the county convention at the eighth avenue gym in Greeley on May 16 chaired by Benjamin A Woodock. In Greeley caucuses run 7 to 11 p m with outside precincts following local time. County convention delegates advance to state and congressional conventions with a final date set for May 23.
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Feld County Democraty
Eighth Avenue
Greeley
Benjamin A.woodock
Outaida
Pradinet Gummittecten
Puchio
Luncheon Discusses Income Tax Amendment
Weld county teachers, district directors, businessmen and other interested are invited to a noon luncheon on Saturday May 9 at which the proposed constitutional amendment permitting a graduated income tax will be discussed. Speakers include W B Mooney executive secretary of the Colorado Education Association.
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Weld
W. B. Mooney
Colorado Education Association
Auto collision near Lucerne causes $450 damage
At 3 30 am a crash four miles east of Lucerne damaged a Hoyt Plymouth and a Bhrlleh Chevraleb coach each about 4275 in repairs. Miss Bhrileh and Dick Tt Hoyt escaped injury. Jacob Buslich agreed to pay all damages.
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Ariven
Dick Tt
Hoyt
Denver
Jacob Bhrlleh
Lucerne
Gourteau Patrol
Miss. Bhrileh
Hoyt Plymouth
Jacob Buslich
Rotary Hears Norris Bakke Address on World Peace
Norris Bakke, assistant attorney general of Colorado, spoke at a Rotary meeting Wednesday on Rotary’s aim of international understanding and goodwill. He warned that territorial hunger and armament drive toward war, urging Rotary clubs to foster harmony and service to prevent a future conflict.
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Rotary
Norris Bakke
Gansta
Colorado
Dakke
Pbetacles
A. Raat
Poncorn
Peace Time Deficit Forecast By Morgenthau Sparks Tax Push
Treasury deficit projection for the coming year tops 36 million dollars as Secretary Morgenthau urges Congress to pass Roosevelt's tax program. He notes prepayment of duties helped raise the figure and predicts a larger 1937 shortfall unless spending is curbed. He also suggests potential deficit for 1937 if funding shifts pass.
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Lassaeldlet Pras Wasalingian
Treasury
Tme
Morgenthal
Roondyalt
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Woigress
Gatteltey
Margenthau
Officers Raid Bridge Meet in New York
In New York on Thursday Magistrate Anthony Ty Burke ordered charges of running a gambling house heard after a duplicate bridge tournament was halted. Police claim nonplayers warned against wagers on outcomes as a dye-table event continued amid arrests of Mildred Lovejoy and Mrs. Adelaide Newsworth.
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New York
I.f
Polio Department
Anthony Ty Burke
Burke
Contract Bridge 16 & Gamg
Will
Sea Alone
Trnaiment
Ely Cuibartson
Oswalt Jachy
Laurence H. Axman
Ko Anid
Mildred Lovejoy
Adelaide
Newswirth
Atuitso Oparatora
Magiatrate Hurkes
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Costigan Aid
Friends
Sweelie
Hays
Frazier-Lemke
Peace Action
Count San Marzano
Greeley State
Ivo
Oye
Osage
Wyo
Robert’ Nordell
Spearson
Bruno
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Weld County
Democrats
House Committed
Denver Creamiery
Philippines
Manila
P. L
United
Philippth Weoods
Philippind
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