Dr Lory to retire as Aggies head Oct 1 1940
Dr. Jes A Lory president of Colorado State College at Fort Collins since 1909 announced his retirement effective October 1 1940. He led the agricultural branch of Colorado's higher education system for 29 years and served in national advisory posts before returning to retirement plans.
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Colo
Jes “A A. Lory
Colo i State College
Port Collins
Oet
Lory
State Board of Agriculture
Fort Lewis Agricuusal
State College
Julia
Agricultural Branch
Colorado
Laat
Harold Tekes
Water Agera
Mierane Urusina
Consresa
Board of Agriculture
Colorado State College
Larys
Colorado State Teachers College
Creeley
Colorado University
Colorado State
Cripple Creek High Deal
Charles A. Lory
Greeley State
Colorado State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Fort Colling
Divorces Filed in County Hear Several Custody Actions
Mrs Ethel Erixon sues for divorce citing cruelty and seeks custody of their children plus $75 weekly support. They married in Ogden in 1913. Roy M Brigey represents the plaintiff. Other filings include Dorothy Beal and Waldemar Heck alleging cruelty and seeking custody and child support, Mary Fisher seeking divorce from James Fisher for cruelty and $30 monthly support, Rose M Mefford against Arthur Mefford for custody of one son, and Audeah against Guy Drake with Verna Mae Von Tratha against Edgar Von Tratha in pending actions.
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Ethel
Erixon
Gry
Greeley
Asuinal
Waldemar A. Heck
Janes Fisher
Crovlty
Pioney
Nearing
Berg Bell
Pelsion
Brighton
Rose M. Mefford
Arthur —. Mefford
C. C. Townye
Anita
Audeah
Guy J. Drake
Verna Mae von Tratha
Edgar
Tratha
Seven Federal Employees Quit Political Jobs in Denver
A wave of resignations hits federal staff in Denver as eight officials step down from political posts in response to compliance with a watchdog bill. Notables include Deputy A8nor William P L Dolan and District leaders such as Diptrick M W Bennett and Edward Tierney, with others like John W. McGauran and Thomas Carroll also resigning from committee positions.
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Denver
Roosevelt
Willian PL
Dolan
Diptrick M W. Bennett
Dward Tierney
Ayrean
Reclamacion
Thomas Carroll
U.S. Mit Guard
Olstriet
Margaret Malloy
Fita Emplase
U. S
Atorney
Thomas J. Morrissey
Distriet X
County Assessor Hears No Complaints About Valuations
County Assessor C. M. Whitlewide reports no complaints about valuations set for 1939. He notes ongoing meetings with coal company representatives to inspect properties and finalize assessments, though work remains incomplete.
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C. M
Wellemmly
Assaeasor
Catholics Told Church Lags in Public Relations
An Oklahoma City editor urged Catholic leaders to improve public relations and publicity efforts. The speaker, Mr. Vassison, advised giving seminarians study in media relations to gain better cooperation from newspapers for church charity campaigns.
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Associated Pees Teaver
Oklahoma City
Newnpaper
Diocean Thes
Catholic Charities
Vassison
Oklahoma City Times
The
Oklahoman
Soap Box Derby Boys Spill on City Street Chase
Three Greeley boys narrowly escaped injury when a soap box derby car axles collapsed on a hill on Eleventh Avenue. Wen dell Sirohaner 11 steered to miss logs but a foot remained to spare. Bystanders helped, and Chief Hunter urged parents to halt street racing to prevent repeats. The crash followed last weekend’s derby event.
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Greeley
Souid Blegguth Avenus Hill
Algorid
Wendell Sirohaner
Seventeenth Street
Flag Nix
Ywebsh Street
Bob Batger
Bleventh Avenue
C. Henrry
Imi
Punter
Judge Shattuck Dies In Denver Saturday
Denver mourns Judge Shattuck born August 20 1885 oldest living graduate of Denver university death occurred Saturday morning in his home at 2181 South Clayton street. He practiced law in Denver and was a prominent figure in local judiciary. He practiced until retirement last year.
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Ang
Mukonl
Shattek
Atrich Idea
Denver Notyerpity
Nome
South
Clayton Street
Mornie Didge Shattuck
Hl 'Neale
Walt
Lo Hatcholis
Philtinsburg
N. J
Judge Shattuck
Gregey
Rawlin Smith Pleads Not Guilty in Battery Case
Rawlin Smith, 23, of Garden City pleaded not guilty before Justice E G English to a charge of assault and battery against Mrs Vern Ramsdell of Rosedale. His trial date was set for August 14.
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Rawlin Smith
Garden City
E.G. English
Vern Ramsdell
Rosedale
Ang
Two Arrested in Car Stripping Gang Ties
Weld county sheriff and deputy say two men Jess Garein of Forklipt en Denver aged 32 and Frank Barron 26 of Denver admit stripping a car but deny further raids. Captured near Eaton after a pursuit with two other suspected gang members escaping. Officers found stolen parts, believe another car hidden nearby. Two men held at Weld County Jail, potential gang connections under investigation.
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Weld County
Denver
Gus G. Anderson
Guy Ballinger
Jess Garein
Forklupten
Frank Barron
Theodore Tegtman
Elyoy Itomero
Stout Street
Garcia and
Barron
Gavcla
Garcia
Marron
Anderson
Ballinger
Jdba
Denyer
Pol Garvin
Redert i Raglown
Seebruins
Balilager
Four Die As Boulder Capsizes Tunnel Work Party
In Somerset Pennsylvania a 0 ton boulder toppled during a tunnel project near Loawecl ll killing four men and injuring others. Walter Taley 28 Ola Ken chooling 23 and Beanard Any uson 26 were among the crushed workers. William Lea 33 survived but was trapped an hour with an armpin. He was hospitalized after rescue.
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Somerset
Jose
Loaweclll
Sias
Walter 2. Taley
Lapshorf
Ola
Beanard Anyuson
Pennsylvania
Williaw Lea
Boswell
Fort Collins Student Flier Dies in Illinois Crash
Fort Collins aviation student Harry R. Ely died from injuries after a 40 horsepower ship spiraled to the ground near Urbana Illinois Witnesses said the engine stalled at about 500 feet Instructor Bly was thrown clear and survived with injuries. Ely died Saturday and Bly was hospitalized with jaw and arm fractures.
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Urbana
Geonard Fook
Dakota City
Harry R. Ely
Fort Callina
Colo
Ely
Pield
Urbaneport
Bly
Burnham City Hospital
Champaigh
Denver Man Shot By Father-In-Law Dies
A Denver man, 33, a land salesman, was shot and killed today. The assailant, his father-in-law, was detained by police at Morey hospital where the wounded man died. Authorities named Lewis Ilicifer as the suspect. The incident occurred in Denver.
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Denver
Havelson
Morey
Lewis Ilicifer
Weather Column Partial helper text weather note
Partly cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with unsettled weather in mountains and cooler northeast portion Sunday. Partly cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with cooler Saturday night and extreme southeast portion Sunday. Local for 23 hours ending 8 a.m Saturday: high 95, low 66.
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Suntay
Wyaonliy
Sunray
Guardsmen disarm protesters in Green Mountain area under martial law
Colorado National Guardsmen inform protesting citizens and deputies they will take rifles as martial law is declared in the Green Mountain dam district after an election. Wounded men or sympathizers are reported. Guards patrol the district while Superintendent Anderson of Warner Construction notes about 300 workers on the project.
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Kremmling
Green Flountain Dam
Anderson
Warner Construction Company
Associated Press
Green Mountain
Cala
Fanition
Hemvite
Colorada Na- Mona
Goenor Haigh L. Carr
Cirearins
Jenn E H. Lee
Bint Mit
Tity Raming
American Federation Gillor Milons
Altho A. Kk.anderson
Walter Tonite Struction
Chienya
Tina Itmiden
Anton [Nen Haya
Joly
Andesen
Carr Promises Troop Withdrawal Upon Permanent Peace at Green Mountain
Aesterated Press reports Governor Carr said troops would depart Green Mountain Dam area as soon as lasting peace is secured. Clashes persist amid Colorado tolls dispute, with dynamite found and guard control established after injuries to workers.
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Carr
Green Mountain
Green Mountain Dam
Ang SoMeritor
Riehiitzen
Hutil
Colorado
Tennalsston
Warner Con
Youth Show Attracts 500 Head Of Stock At Fair
The West County Junior Fair opens with 500 head entered including 300 Tiveltout cattle and 17 shown, setting a new event record. Poultry entries from Four, Milley, and county exhibitors join 110 dairy calves, 10 cows, and 195 hogs. Premium funds are placed with the exhibiting club and PRA members.
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Moro Aa
HY Eluls Aml
PRA
West Couty
Pslamd Grove
Coity
JI Pene
Milley
Four Die In Bull Ring Mishap Reported
Fragmentary report notes four people killed and others injured in a bull ring incident during a festival. Names and exact locations are unclear in the damaged text but it references Merneintek and Tunja with mentions of August and Sears. Authorities and observers described a chaotic scene as the crowd attempted to flee.
Sugar Senators Oppose Cuban Growers Aid Statutes
Sugar senators opposed a house bill and any policy that would favor Cuban sugar growers at the expense of U S producers. Debate touched Latin America trade, Philippine sugar notes, and tariff implications with Ellender and O Mahoney urging careful consideration of sugar quotas and coordination in upcoming sessions.
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U. S
Washington
Senalira
Cuba
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Wy- Joming
Department
Tin Effeet
Congresski
Ellender
Adonis
Democrad
Adyvanien
Elundor
Dole
Sesalon
Water users to repay construction costs under new act
Washington, Aug. 3. A sliding course for water users to repay construction charges under U S reclamation policy may be provided under legislation signed 10 days ago by President Roosevelt. The act authorizes the secretary of the interior to make new contracts and readjust all contracts to reflect declines in agricultural output and bad years, protecting U S financial interests.
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Associated
Washington
U. & Reclamation Pri
Roosevelt
Two Youths Die in North Denver Crash on Highway 87
A wreck north of Denver on Highway 87 killed two youths and injured several others. The injured include a driver and four male passengers. Investigators say the vehicle veered off the road and struck a hillside, with passengers’ injuries described as severe and life threatening.
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Denver
Final Summer Session Week Review and Events
Fragmented text lists weekly events, including reviews, performances, lectures, and committee notes. Names such as Union, Glen, and Moors appear with dates in August. The garbled OCR mentions workshops, orchestras, and summer quarter activities across a campus setting.
Conferees approve major fiscal bill for farm price support
Conferees report final passage of an $185,000,000 measure tied to a broader appropriation package totaling about $419,598,018 to sustain government programs. The House and Senate approved the conferees’ report after lengthy debate, with clashes over funding for federal land and defense measures. The bill, sent to the president, includes a provision to extend subsidies and price supports for farmers while outlining federal finance limits.
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