Governor Carr Makes 2 Changes In State Water Conservation Board
Governor Tate Carr announces two changes to the State Water Conservation Board. The reshuffle replaces key figures including Pat Salone and P. S. Khotwa, with Abe Arafter and other officials as the move aims to align the board with the governor’s diversion plan and fiscal program. Also noted are upcoming civil service exams for state jobs in September.
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Carr
State Water Conservation Board
Tassazintal Fresny
Denver
Tate
Gare
Warne N. Pinall
Patsale
Khotw
Abe Arafter Conservation
Hors
Catr
Carpenter Af Mayen
Forney
Grazing Eurgice
Vind Bilwton Smith
Grant Minglion
Bia Falorato River Conservancy District
Altho Aspinall
Gary
Tropical Gale Heads Toward Florida Inaccurate OCR Summary
A tropical gale headed toward Florida prompted coastal precautions and high tides. Forecasters expected the storm to shift directions toward the coast near noon, with winds around 40 to 60 mph near the center and a forward speed of about 244 miles per hour.
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J Associates
Cie
Indictment Alleges Annenberg Tax Evasion Scheme
Federal grand jury indicts M Annenberg and associates for willful income tax evasion with schemes to hide $5.5 million in earnings from publishing, real estate, and media holdings. Officials name Walter Annenberg and others, detailing alleged concealment across companies and returns.
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Chicago
LM. B. Annan
Torsmer
Urree Associates
Roy Whiny
ASX
Annenberg
United States
Vho Canetian
Snl
Innnenberg
Walter
Arnold W. Krus
Reverend Hagemeier Speaks at City Union Services
The United Presbyterian Church at High Street and Eleventh hosts Rev Hagemeier for the Waton service of Greeley relief Sunday at 8 pm. The sermon titled The Joy of Subsidiion will feature guest speaker Alihite Wollendor of the CSCE division of whale faculty. Members will be present two Rye anya.
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Hagenmien
Tran
Elieul Church
Greeley Relief
United Presbyterian
Presbyterian
Alihite Wollendor
CSCE
Wale
Eigno
Anya
Police Court Fines Levied Thursday Night
In Denver the police court fined Volio Archuletta of 1647 Second Avenue 11.50 for reckless driving and J W Walden of Cheyenne 0.89 for a U turn. Walter Berman of Denver 1.50 was fined for speeding. Archuletta pleaded not guilty and was convicted, with an appeal notice filed by his attorney Inhin Nixon. The incident involved an accident on North Eleventh Avenue near Toland Trove Park.
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Jao C. Archtlelia
J. W. Walden
Cheyenne
Walter Bermean
Denver
Archuletia
North Eleventh Avenue
Toland Trove Park
Inhin
Nixon
Comity Ennet
McFetridge Pleads Not Guilty Here
D McFetridge of Rosedale faces charge of selling liquor without a license in the county. The state alleges courthouse witnesses described an undercover operation and testimony recounted payments and deliveries related to the liquor sale. Proprietor Clagdey Baris was acquitted on two liquor-adjacent counts.
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D. McFeblridge
Rosedale
Chute Davis
Davis
Busi Eas
Paris
Davia
Manson
Moses
Jake
Uavle
Eliinud
Business Index Up Associated Price
New York August 10 the magazine index of business conditions rose sharply this week from 95.3 to 2001. Spending in trade centers increased while financial center spending dipped slightly. The rise reflects underlying factory activity and could affect investment values.
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Prace
New York
Bothell Reports On Convention Of Rotary Clubs
Bothell reports on a Rotary Clubs convention held in Cleveland where he spoke as a delegate from the Eaton club. He recently returned from an eastward trip. his outlook was well received at the City Tuesday meeting. Attendees included Guy Wangs of Greeley, McDonald of Wichita Falls, and Edward Smith of San Fernando. Relatives from Sauroreanile arrived to visit Halon friends before returning to Denver.
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Smile
Cla
Davis
Tote Liomne
Salvation Army Chief Plans US Retirement
London reports Salvation Army General Myange Une Hooth will return to America to live soon after retirement. The Night Council will meet to announce the move as General Boothy prepares to retire and reside in Hartedale, N. The general, born in England, became a United States citizen after years commanding the Army in America.
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Associated Press
London
Salvation Army
Myange Une Hooth
America
Amont
Booty
Hartedale
England
United States
Battalion
Army
Integ Heentan
Citzen
Early End Of State Strike Seen
Associates pro Denver report optimism for an early settlement of the Cala rado dam strike as unions walkout lingers. State industrial commission acting chair William J. Steilly says negotiations with four American unions are underway while mediators seek a conference between Whitney Construction and Liber wttona to end the occupation at the Uran Mountain dam zone.
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Denver
Creme
Wareer
Reil- Lye
Py W. Channel
Cedevel Drortment
John Maguire
Joliet
Quthuliv Social Service
Cassoriatad
Toh Yean
Urren Mountain
Vublis
Offaeth
Wiirney Construet Hon Company
Project Contractore
Peiteracion Lot Liber Wttona
Lindboard
Carr
C. Luts
Denver Girl Injured In Fall From Cliff
A Denver high school student Miss Jess Morris fell from a cliff near Gebbart and Big Creek west of Laraite. She suffered a skull fracture but no other injuries. Five men from the Hedate ranch carried her to the Harris family cabin and she was taken to a Taraiite hospital.
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Laramie
Denver
Bamie Aspioel
Jess Morris
Laraite
Ed Morris
Ada Mae Stathers
Allmqueque
N. ML
Saentit
Gebbart
Macaimpmart
T Hedaete Ranch
Gil
Big Creek
Harris
Taraiite
Roy G. Harris
South
Gayford Street
Car Hits Heifer Near La Salle. Driver Injured
A driver, 26, from Keaneabhyg collided with a heifer owned by Warry Gree of In Soilvente two miles south of La Salle. The car was damaged and Anderon suffered injuries estimated at about 45 dollars.
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anGicow
Grealey
Ted (. Anderson
Keaneabhyg
Warry Gree
In Soilvente
la Salle
Anderon
Roosevelt Signs Security Change
Roosevelt signs significant security reform under the Social Security Act, slashing hundreds of millions from tax burdens. The president calls the measure a major step forward, shifting from individual old age relief to a broad system of old age and survivors insurance for workers.
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Reas
Hyde Wark
Social Security Board Seeks Pension Increases for Most States
The Social Security Board announced that all states except California must raise pensions to access U S funds under a revised Act. It highlights proposed increases from 15 to 20 dollars and outlines the fiscal framework, with state-by-state contribution figures and the plan to expand aid to 1,267,800 persons. It notes administrative changes, staff expansions, and potential payroll tax adjustments under the expanded program.
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Social Security Board
California
U.S
Medweaswry
Althu
New York
New Mampahire
Wyoming
Arkinsag
ABC
Willivois
Die Amonimente
Anarchmeil Ie
Baltimore
Teculatariers
Wastington
Vwtiere 2000
Congr
Nowrd
Fiseia
Jexidet
ABS Assitinas
Luoyen
Oldage
LC C Cuts Sugar Freight Rate Between North and South
The inter state commerce commission ordered a reduction in sugar freight rates between the north and south. The ICG preserved an equal rate for allotment in either direction, setting a new rate that will approximate the prevailing rate within each territory.
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Lc.c
Washington
Intersalute Commerce
ICG
Weather outlook for Coloredo and Wyorming
Partly cloudy Friday night and Saturday with scattered showers. Warmer in higher elevations with partly cloudy conditions Friday night and Saturday. Local forecast for 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Friday: high 78, low 48.
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Mountaina
Slain Florida teen identified as Dunn victim in Denver case
Police connected the Denver murder of 17 year old Huth Frances Dunn to a Dade County suspect. Herbert William Goodard Jr alias Charles Jefferson Tommy Cochran and John Scott Sutherland and Jean Bolton of Miami Beach were named in the Associated Press report. Bolton reportedly aided the escape of the killer who confessed after Dunn’s body was found.
Claude Davis Acquitted by Jury in County Court
Claude Davis proprietor of a former tavern on North Blevonthwaite was acquitted after a jury found him not guilty of charges relating to intoxicating a minor and possession for sale. The jury delivered verdict at ~245 p.m. with defense by Bayly and other court officials.
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Aide Doyle
North Blevonthwaite
Harney
Bayly
Fort Collins Baptist Pastor Here Sunday
Rev. Rod Decker, pastor of First Baptist Church in Fort Collins, will speak at the evening meal at First Baptist Church. He is president of Colorado Baptists and attended the Tip Mac Work Congress in Atta Ga, where he will report on the meeting. The congress reportedly drew 38,000 attendees and 72,600 for the fire owl. meetings were at Allan ball park.
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Rod. Decker
First Baptist Church
Fort Collins
First Baptist Clarch
Uvenley
Decker
Colorado
Baptists
Atta
Allan Ball Park
9 Are Believed Burned To Death in Wreck of 2-Engined U S Bomber
A U S bomber crash killed or trapped crew as authorities reported 9 men believed dead after a two engine bomber went down. Among the injured, Glen Ro Riley, 27, of Lask was identified in the chaotic scene as officials opened formal inquiries into the incident.
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U.S
Glen Ro Riley
Lask
Justier
Letiol
Tivense
Wits
Bon Walt
Anadis
Sheriff shuts down gambling at South Carnival
Local law enforcement ordered the closure of all gambling activities at the South Carnival after concerns over illicit games and improprieties. Officers stated the action followed reports of disorder and safety issues, with management instructed to halt exhibits and ensure compliance by the event’s end.
Summer Term Convocation at Colusa State College
Summer term convocation Saturday includes awards and certificates. Faculty members and speakers such as Sylvester J.ominnt PhD, Arthur W. Senderson and Oliver M. Dickerson participate in presenting degrees and diplomas to graduates.
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Colusa
Kutrihee
Vass
Colorado Sta E College
Rywphonte Maul
Deforest Cine
May
Sylvester J. ‘Ominnt
Spore Viollu
Bere Tarancolle
Wienkowski
Tistmann Ghistucg
Arthur W. Senderson
WAL
Accomp
Winfield de Avnientront
Cdd
Jay Obeducate Desreus
Arthur J. Zimmeriie
Craktate
Conlerting
Nesters I
George Wikied Vrasler
Harry ¥. Kepner
Dsc
ELD
ELD, Preshtout
Board of Trusted Benefliction
Clbur Cotarino State College of Ducation Symphonte N
Marahal
Oliver M. Dickerson
Mistary Ai Polliual Seleuca
Naval Fliers Crown Toll From Service Airmen To 11 Friday
A volatile military aviation report details a fatal crash during training near a coastal airfield. The incident claimed multiple air corps personnel including officers and noncommissioned members, with rescue teams fighting to recover remains amid scattered fuel and debris. Local authorities confirm the crash occurred at low altitude, with crews racing to determine the cause while honoring the fallen.
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Colorado Civil Service Commission
J. C. Gelly
Florida
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Rev. Hagemeier
McFetridge
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Rotary
Evangeline Booth
Green Mountain
Big Creek Dist
Roosevelt
Rlage
BA Larkly
Dayton, O
Fred Snite
Mar Iver Forest
Teresa Ding
Eneymoon
Claude Davis
West
Charles Jeffersons
Min Bay
Nylvania
Margaree Martin
Kingston
Pau
Anyi
Califorat
Flozen
Aten
Greeley
Rleeriff
Hee
Wiese
Wudley
Tig
Uke
Piargen Iture
Jandtig
Hances
Liguerinue
My. McVoy
Sig Vores
Gid
Ler
Vainer
Air Corps
Leper
Wilkin
Pete Thrayk
Leopold Hele
Cates
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Walter DT
Bo Steeds
Leisheds
Watts
Hugo Anives
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Lemge
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Tye
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