Adams Seeks Basis of Sugar Quota Compromise
Senator Adams Democrat Colorado leads sugar bloc seeking a way out of a dispute with the administration over refining quotas. Hawaii and Puerto Rico refiners urge curbs while critics warn against monopolistic practices. Death halts Denver golf figure Ellsworth at 45.
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Toascalite
Waaningto
U. S
Senate Finance
Towse
Coby
Atate
Harrison
Ickes
Maiileyau
Farol J. Burke
Continental
United States
Burke
Sugar Workers Conference
American Pecuration of Labor
Howell
Puerto Rico
Cinantte Committee
Adams
Colorado
Senie Sugar Bloc
Betora Te Committee
Ernest
J. Greene
Oahu
Hawaii
Cuba
Ellsworth Bunker
United States Cane Sugar Refiners Association
King
Democrat
Utah
Monte Ane
Ual Yore
California
Congress
Anbalilza
Colaraio
All O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Senate
Roberts Sentence Postponed to August Seventeenth
Judge Frederic W. Clark postponed the Roberts sentencing to August 17 during a court session that also addressed a motion to disqualify Judge Clark from the Hatrier case. The hearing on the disqualification remains pending, with District Attorney Herbert M. Baker seeking time to file a formal response.
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Seac Roberts
Grealey
Ray E. Butler
Keota
Nait
Frederic W. Clark
William R. Baab
Theil
Tracy C. Cameron
Hal Wier
Tidge Clark
Wier
Butler
Baker
Baab
Canteron
Herbert M. Baker
Roberta
Cameron
Clark
Baal
Ifee
Clarkce
Lle
Barchet
Roberts
Moron
Fancher Bachet
Efextant
Tuoasay
Sarslet
Bre
Malissa_Batterdow
Tity BE
Walter Butler
Detroit
Carl Lamparth
Ray Butler
Ralph
Fred Butler
Bhighaw
Packard Fattory
Colorado
Robert
Cummings Probes into Campaign Book Sale Letter
Attorney General Cummings stated the Justice Department is investigating the legality of the 193M yearbooks campaign book sale autographed by President Roosevelt. He replied to Snell asserting evidence showing book sales as a device to evade campaign contribution laws, noting the inquiry is ongoing and limited to official channels.
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Washington, Ave
Suet
New York
Cummings
Jnalice Department
Roosevelt
Ietter
Snell
Conviction Appeal in Barney Brown Case Moves Forward
Barney M Brown of Grealey remains under appeal for driving under the influence after a fatal crash involving Dave Willis Jr. District Judge Frederic W Clark continued the case to August 17 for orders as defense lawyer Fancher Satchet prepares the record for appeal. In a related matter J B Washburn of Ault faces potential manslaughter charges in the Marion Olson motorcycle death, with the case moved to August 30 under Judge O C Coffin. Joe Garcia, 18, Fort Lupton, was jailed 60 days after pleading guilty to theft of an old model car, a value deemed insufficient for grand larceny.
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Barney M. Brown
Grealey
Dave Willis, Jr
State Supreme Court
Frederic W. Clark
Fancher Satchet
J. B. Washburn
Ault
Ustier
Marion
Olson
Choyenns
Will Hall Thompson
Wishlurn
O. C. Coffin
Joe Garcia
Fort Lupton
Justice 15
St John
Garcia
Ralph Jung
Jystics
Correction on Fines for Attack Incidents and Aid Mention
A correction states Wayne Shearer of 313 Ninth Drive was fined 6.60 for an attack on Gale Rosling, while Rosling was not fined as previously reported. The notice also mentions Bean Pickers and the national re employment service aid with no clear linkage to the correction.
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Wayne Shearer
Gynia
Gale Rosling
Wild Iinsling
Denmand
Jail terms and fines handed to drunken driving trio
Judge Florance imposed 250 days in jail and $400 in fines plus costs on three men arrested after a Sunday crash near Hillruse. Venacio Sullona, 44, Frederick, received 0 days. Garlyo Contille, 30, Greeley, 2 days and $60. Abe Benevidez, 37, Greeley, identical terms for being an accessory. Vehicle collisions caused $125 and $105 damage, with minor injuries to Bonevidox in the latter crash near Lupton.
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Tustico Ben’ Florancé
Ang Sceassary
Belorshin
Gaurnesy
Venacio ‘Sullona
Frederick Drew
Garlyo Contille
Greeley Ranto Two
Abe Benevidez
Greetey
Bonevillex
AL G. Fitzmorrin
Cheyennont
Fenris Mile
Lusome
Bonevidox
Lupton Tomato Day Opens With 125 Prize Parade
Lupton Fort Lupton tomato day celebrat ion opens Saturday morning at 10 with a parade for 125 prize entries. Lee Toney to preside as president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Lass Penfold heads entertainment. Gard McConnell stages west entertainment. Three events at 11 am downtown include a horse shoe tournament and a city park registration. Music Masters provide entertainment and there will be dancing and a water fight downtown from 1 to 2 pm. Continuous page 2 continuation notes fog and low visibility at the North Pole camp.
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Fort Laplan
Fort Lupton
Down Town
Germans Expel London Times Correspondent
Norman Ebbutt, London Times correspondent in Berlin, has been asked to leave Germany after a British Home Office action expelling three Nazi journalists. The move, described as a protest by Germany to Britain, follows the expulsion order for Werner von Crome, Franz Otto Wrede, and Wald Dietrich Langen.
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Associated
Dessat
London
Norman Ebbutt
London ‘Times
Berdw
Hng
Germany
Nani
Werner von Crome
Berlin
Lokalanzeiger
Franz Otto Wrede
Wald Dietrich Langen
England
Vfsica
Woermans
Chargo Aaffajres
Foreign Office
Bronx Chieftain Visits Roosevelt During Summer Visit
Dikyard J. Iyng, Democratic Leader of the Bronx, visited the Roosevelt summer White House estate after a brief unannounced stop. Observers debated whether the visit signaled behind the scenes influence on New York political dynamics amid the mayoralty contest.
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Hyde Park
N. X
Roosevelt
New York
White House
Dikyard J. Iyng
Bronx
Roosevalt
New York City
Wage Bill Altered by House Committee
Washington aug the bourne iabor committee formally recommended enactment of a revised wage hour bill. It would set a 40 cent minimum wage and a 40 hour work week for interstate commerce industries, with regional director appointments and imports under standard rules. The panel discarded a higher 70 cent wage and 35 hour week proposal and urged quick House debate while maintaining the Senate version.
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Senate
Conmmittee
Roosevelt
Congress
Computtes
Bil
National Labor Standards Board
Standards Board
Tibor Standards Board
Ladusky
Six Resignations and Seven New Teachers in City Schools
Resignations of six members of the Greeley public school faculty and the hiring of seven new teachers were announced by Superintendent I. D. Eldridge on behalf of the board. Irene Barber resigns as seventh and eighth grade English at the junior high, to be replaced by Miss Hellman of Denver. John Cline resigns as physics teacher, to be succeeded by Raymond C. Lenenberger. Miss Weber Waterbury joins as vocal teacher at junior high, with Miss Helen Tanner moving to senior high. Ilsa Mable Henderson shifts to full-time supervision. Music director Tyen 1 Miller replaces Faulkner as instrumental director. Carrie E. Church resigns to become YMCA secretary in Fresno, to be replaced by Woodrow Swaggart. Additional moves include Miss Maxine Anderson resigning to study, Miss Dorothy Werner resigning to teach in California, and Miss Blanche Zanotile taking over teaching duties.
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If. D. Eldridgeon
Board of Education
Irene Barber
Harold Johnson
Mise Rul. Hellman
Denver
Brighton
Miss Hellman
Denver University
John Cline
Byera
Greeley Senior High School
Raymond C. Lenenberger
Colorado State College of Education
Alo Lny
Fountain
Fader
Weber Waterbury
Teachtag
Walsenburg
Ilsa Mable Henderson
Miller
Faulkner Tyen
Howald Faulkner
Teachers’ College
Fredericksburg
Rausia
Colorado State College
Fort Collins
Fed~eral
Colorado
Deltaly
Western Slope
Alia
Mies Church
California
Carrie E. Church
YMCA
Presno
Calif
Woodrow Swaggart
Maxine Anderson
Lincoln School
Stanford University
Annette Lucky
Greeley
Galelen
Dorothy Werner
Central School
Cameron School
Blanche Zanolina
Golorado State College of Educating
Miss Zanotile
Hitt
Final Assembly Monday Night at Gunter Hall
The college auditorium hosts a Monday night assembly at 7:30 directed by Leon King. The college chorus will perform and all students are urged to attend.
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Gunter Hall
Leon. King
Stolen Buick Recovered In Local Incident
Hayden reported stolen from in front of 1212 Highth Street at 7 16 am. Buick 1929 model recovered with police announcing progress in the case and noting Dr B W Knowleal has made marked progress in recovery efforts.
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Buick, Sociaty
Rassell Hayden
Grevler
Highth Street
Thirteenth Avenue
Aleot
Dn. Knaylea
B. W. Knowlealwad
Personal Dictatorship Charge From Copeland At President
Senator Copeland of New York sharply attacked President Roosevelt over a press report claiming the President injected himself into the New York mayoralty race. He said the United States does not tolerate a personal dictatorship and accused the President of tacitly supporting his Democratic rival.
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Washington
Senator Copeland
New York
Roosevelt
United States
Copeland
Jefferson Island
Island Grove Prepares for Weld County Junior Exhibit
Preparations for the 1947 Weld County Junior Fair are underway across Island Grove and surrounding areas. 4H clubs, H club leaders, and agricultural teachers plan exhibits with livestock shows, contests, and prize awards. many participants travel to Greeley by Wednesday to register, with events starting Thursday morning and potential purebred hog distributions to northern Colorado.
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Weld County
Island Grove Park
Greeley
Siaun Ueir
Uie
Coimgie
Colorado
Stone Age Fair Prizes Awarded At Cornish Event
The Cornish Stens Age fair concluded Sunday with first prizes to Brox of Rawlins for the host exhibit, Dr Reese Marvey of Denver for best professional exhibit, Roy Coffin of Tort Golting and Sae Gardner sisters for juvenile and amateur categories, while Gov Ammons attended with hopes for a permanent fair building. George Strawbeck placed second in the juvenile category, and Horford won the baseball championship 80 to 1.
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Cornish
Aug
Brox
Rawlins
Wye
Reese Marvey
Denver
Roy Coffin
Sae Gardner Girls
Cornid
Harvey
Will
Mayor Coffin
Eig
Albert Heeler
Milliken
Ha Gardner Sistera
Radio Globe
George Strawbeck
Edgyiler
Tyler Ammona
Ammo
Trea
Wstes Park
Carl War
Prember
Goysror
Labor Organizer Slain in Political Strife
In Springfield WL Aug 9, Glen Stat fighean of the Progressive Miners of America was killed while driving his car in the northern section. Police say the shooting occurred during a clash between rival miners, with no major baseball games scheduled today.
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Springfield
Glen Statfighean
Frogressive Miners of America
Orgunnet
Wassbuy Arid
Luis May Bile
Bis
Bethe Eily
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