Carr Seeks Settlement of Green Mountain Labor War
Governor Ralph L. Carr was informed by D. Bred Schneider of impending trouble at the Green Mountain project near Denver. The $4,000,000 Colorado High Thompson development has been idle since duty 12 amid a strike by 350 workers demanding AFL union recognition. A delegation of workers wives urged the governor to halt picketing and push a settlement.
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Carr
Green Mountain
Dnike
Ralph L. Carr
D. Bred Sehmeider
Prand County
Athomney
Schneider
Hetan
Greta Mountain
Colorado
Hig
American Federation of Labor
Guo Potltivier
Car Ques von Tags li
Traffic Court Docket List for Creely Police Court
Sixteen traffic cases heard Monday in Creely police court include charges of speeding, reckless driving, and drunk driving. Names span Greeley, Denver, Fort Collins, Windsor, and other nearby locales with fines ranging from 2.50 to 6.50 dollars per case.
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Sixtece
Creeley
Unio Cliacom
Aall
Kus 2
Harris
Bigewater
Downtea Keil
Denyer
Nazitert Baresonedult
Fort Camis
Kiaik Wydackson
Ruws Newcomb
Denver
Sam Shupe
Dover
John Baw
Greeley
Georgy Kosler
Unla Liu We Aidcore
Okla
Mel
Nineteenth Street
Jatt Busell
Windsor
Sake Akult
Twelfth Avenue
Recklees
B. McWingey
Pacific Coast Tests Warnings Of Plane Raids
The first big warning test against enemy aircraft was under way today with 300 observers on northern California mountain tops. Light signals mapped the course of approaching planes and informed defenses at San Francisco presidio and other bases. Simultaneous tests ran in the Pacific Northwest and Southwest California with intelligence centers in Portland Seattle and Los Angeles to improve aircraft warning services for civilians and observers.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Aus
Usderyway
California
Ransfit
San Francisco Presidio
Pacific
Northwest
Southwest
Californir
Portland
Seattle
Los Angeles
Roosevelt to Act on Hatch Bill Soon
White House officials say President Roosevelt will act on the Hatch clean politics bill within 24 hours. They declined to specify whether he will sign or veto, noting he plans to issue a statement outlining his decision.
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Roosevelt
Hatch
Washington
Tony
Carr Railroad Man Retires to Move to Colorado
W A Griffin a telegrapher and railroad worker from Speer Wyoming retires after 40 years in service including 30 with the Union Pacific. He will move to Greeley Colorado with his family and visit relatives in New York and California. The article also notes a delinquency arrest of Bernard Dilka in Greeley and his parole status.
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W. 4.Griffin
Union Pacific
Carr and Speer
Gresing
Griffin
Seventh Street
Hadle
West Sharg
Newburgh
N.yl
Griffim
Wieteendant Order of Forestays
Mason
Presbyterian Church of
Seventl Street
Greeley
Weather summaries for Colovalo and Wyoming
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with scattered showers and thunder in Colovalo noting central and eastern portions. Wyoming shows partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with unsettled mountain conditions and cooler weather in central areas. Forecast for Tuesday night into Wednesday calls for a low around 56 degrees and a high near 21 hours later.
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Noerth
Portinny Tonlzit
Wyoming
Lagal
Hawaii Wins Stunt Night Honors at State College Event
Five Hawaii territory students led a colorful stunt night winning performance at Colorado State College of Education. The Hawaiian group featured Welakakans and Who Mou'ynunkera with hala leaf costumes, tambgo dance, and lively singing. Judges included professors Mohr Hu Voussaint and Miss Blackbure.
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Territory of Hawaii
Colorado State College of Education
Gordie Ako
Oahu
Ance Kaman
Hawaii
Ed Medeires
Jon Yamato
Mani
Frank Rupoza
Kansas
Nontana
Rivento
Iowa
E. EB. Mohr
Hu ‘Voussaint
Margaret Blackbure
Bill Knapp
Senses
Kang
Leo
Dave LaVette
Ribyin
Fayun
Kangig
Monteana
George Sinderson
Hank Bassinger
Noel Rigby
Jo Gidderdale
Orgon
Mic Slinth
Williama Sisters
Margaret
Mariam Fod Prank
Kulp Loos
Montava
Miesourd
Lowa
New Mexico
Mexico
Janus D. Finn
Margaret Maddux
Margaret Metlelan
Hotston
Tex
Gubter
Weaghers
Wet rioting injures 55 in Bombay clash
Bombay reports 55 injured in rioting after a demonstration against enforcement of the city’s new propriety law. Police say 27 officers were hurt as six rioters were wounded by bullets and others struck by stones. The unrest follows closures of shops in Me suburbs Naya to natives and foreigners.
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Bombay
Hoayshay
Game Warden Poisoning Attempt Shocks California
Chico Aug 1 An apparent plan to poison game warden Willan Price his wife and four children failed after poison was placed in the Price family well District Attorney J A L Mer phevson reports One family member died the wardens suspicion pointed to those enforcing hunting fishing and deer laws and a bottle of poison likely linked to a recent arrest from a game law violation was found.
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Chico
Calit
Willan Price
Hha
J. AL Mer Phevson
Nonw
Price
Coalinsset Mountain
Kanidat
Early Potato Growers Meeting Approves Marketing Actions
Gilcrest July 31 farmers from Batty Pallin Grow Marketing communities met at the Giler school auditorium to approve committee measures. They voted to use a fixed price system, fund a one cent per sack federal state inspection fee, and pay commission to Denver buyers. An estimated 30 cars of sacks moved through town as storage plans were discussed to avoid weather damage and align with the early crop.
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Gilcrest
Batty Pallin
Giler School
Tavight
Toute
Mier
Denver
Tia Dackn
Greeley
Wis
Bunils Put Camps Near Remy and Munitions Centers
Disabled American War Veterans leader Roy Mouwhin claims proof that if the United States enters war with Germany camps near Remy and munitions centers are prepared for sabotage and spying. Dr. W. T. Armentront, Colorado State College vice president, spoke at Fort Catling on a summer session about education.
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Bunils
Remy
Vels
Toston
United States
Roy Mouwhin
New York
Chairan
Germany
W. T. Armentront
Colorado State College of Ewwonsion
Swmmmer
Colorado State College
Fort Catling
Dr. Armentront
Enlisted Sailors Report Safe After Missing Flight
San Diego Aug 1 Two enlisted seamen G. Gehrlick and Palmer attached to North Island naval air station were reported safe after going missing Sunday while trying a round trip to Yuma Arizona. A telephone call from Yuma confirmed they landed and were unhurt.
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San Diego
Gallf
North Ieland Naval Air Station
Yuma
Ariz
Gehrlick
C. & Palmer
Tory
Republicans in Georgia to Hold Primary in 1946 Context
Georgia Republicans plan a primary as Adlai Stevenson and others debate postwar party strategy. Figures estimate about six thousand Republicans in the state, amid a broader clash over Reconstruction era politics and national influence. The preview notes a contested convention and potential shifts in support ahead of the next election cycle.
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Avsceintra Prees
Adlai Gia
Ais
Eve Penub
Georgiy
Biger
Mil
Karley
Georghe
Benes
Alfred
British Cabinet to stay in session amid travel questions
Unclear text describes Prime Minister and Cabinet plans in Parliament. Mentions travel, potential trips abroad, and scrutiny of government leaders. Reader should note focus on leadership, schedule, and possible country visits.
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Korte
Aum
Bart Tate
Ted Yarociana
Twin Boys in Oklahoma Saved by Makeshift Oxygen Device
In Idakel Oklahoma on August 1 twin four month old brothers Charles and Larry Faulkner faced critical breathing when whooping cough worsened. A young country doctor improvised an oxygen respirator from a fruit jar rubber wiring and a drum of oxygen. He connected tubes to the jar and crafted a makeshift mask to deliver oxygen and revive the infants.
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Oklahoma
Idakel
Okla
Charles
Larry Faulkner
George K. Flause
Fiacher
Troops Clear South Barre Streets Amid Unrest
Massive labor disruptions engulf South Barre Massachusetts as 26,900 workers strike across multiple plants led by a Cleveland influenced movement. Police clear streets while demonstrators converge near factories and the Bitree weet complex. Tense standoff and reported casualties overshadow the region as government officials seek calm.
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Amacintes Mewes
Bleikes Anal
Ateios
Fortis
Wisith
Labie Robeionss
Cleveland
SA Barre
Miss. Wytha
Atlantic
Seaboard
Anil Lowe
Horaer Y
Bitree Weet Canmbing Company
Miplivas
Massachusetts
Treamas Serra Poe
Mahillzen
Merwe
Roark
Moyes
Norseriking
E. Millay
Abe
Badwig
Ole Marichal Gaa
House Grants 50000 for NLRB Prebe tAeachited Prost
Acting on the budget, the House authorized 50000 to support a national labor policy study. Speaker Bankhead signaled pursuit of inquiry while committee members announced plans to proceed with the authorization and oversight. A separate note reports a driver with no license jailed for 16 days after a seizure incident near Lone Wet Weal.
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Washington
Libor Poly
Hina Hoard
Bankhead Sahil
Wiisen
Coke
Wilton
Willan
193-160 Vote May Kill Plan For Session
A turbulent session vote blocks consideration of spending measures. The House fell 193 to 100 against taking up the administration's $900 million package with coalition opposition led by Majority Leader Ray Burnomb. The fallout risks delaying action on a companion $800 million housing bill as Senate leadership pressures proceed.
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Corina
Senate
Rayburn
Evie Youth Escapes Officers In Burrow Pit
A youth escaped officers after ditching a cave in a burrow pit near Erie. Witnesses describe the pursuit through a wooded area north of Charles Abasin as the youth fled on foot. Harold Alwyn, the youth’s guardian, stated the escape occurred Friday night and efforts to locate him continued into Saturday.
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Evie
Cav
Gordes Ant
Alfieris
Horray
Charles Abasin
Harold Alwyn
Ana Sime
Erie
Bomber Flies Across Nation In 93 Hours
A remarkable long distance flight chronicles a bomber crossing the nation in 93 hours. Captured in late 1930s dispatches, the record describes the craft’s path from Dayton to Pennsylvania and beyond, with pilot and crew navigating high altitude legs and noting timing and aerial maneuvers.
Croats Threaten To Split Up Yugoslavia
Fragmented text reports Croats threatening to separate from Yugoslavia with references to leaders and factions. Mentions include names and places obscured by OCR errors, suggesting a political rift and calls for unity within a Balkan state context.
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Yugoslavia
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