California air plant worker indicted on spy charge
Los Angeles December 1 19 year old Karl Alan Drummond an aircraft worker was indicted on espionage charges for stealing 150 photographs and 165 line prints of a new Northrop naval plane and attempting to sell them to Japanese officials for 2090. He allegedly boarded a Japanese freighter in San Pedro May 28 to deliver blueprints of an experimental bunker. Federal agents said others may be involved as the naval intelligence and G men closed the six month inquiry. Drummond a native of Burley Idaho is the son of D W Drummond of Wichita Kansas and had one probation from a burglary charge.
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Los Angeles
Karl Alan Drummond
Fila
Japan
Naval Intelligence
G-men
Federal Grand Jury
Young Drummond
Northrop
U. S. Bays
Douglas Abe ¢Craft Corporation
Drummond
San Pedro Harbor
Due Youll
Federal Agenta
Burley
Idaho
D. W. Drummond
Wichita
Kane
United States Army and Navy
Train crash kills Utah school bus riders near Salt Lake City
A Denver Rio Grande Western Flying Ute freight train struck a Jordan High School bus at a rural grade crossing ten miles south of Salt Lake City. Officials report 21 dead and 12 critically hurt, with about 40 aboard including 18 year old students. The crash scattered bodies along the tracks as sleet and a snowstorm hampered rescue. Bus driver F H Silcox and 20 students perished. 13 students were seriously injured and taken to Salt Lake General Hospital.
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Salt Lake City
U. Dee
Salt Lake County
Bouapital
Jess
Denver
Chaco Salt Lake General Hospital
David Whitter
Sheriff Young
E. L. Rehmer
Margie Graves
South Jordan
Baye Bua
Mr. Silcox
Sting
Lien
Mack Bateman
Kel Smith
Mabel
Mack
Here
S. Grant Young
Lemat
Salt Lake General
Denver & Rio Grande
Young
Sgee
Tal
Crappie fingerlings planted in Weld County lakes
Galion Warden W C Adking of Greeley announced a DOT plan to plant about 650000 crappie fingerlings three inches long in Northeastern Colorado lakes. Fingerlings originated from a reservoir west of Windsor and were placed in Neffa Glenmere Seelys Windsor and Hillsboro lakes and in Briggsdale reservoirs. A few larger crappie and trout were also found during collection.
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Colorado Lakes
Colorado Game and Flan
Galion
W. C. Adking
Greeley
Windsor Lake
Patella
Neffa Lake
Glenmere Lake
Grevicy
Seely's Lake
Hillsbura Lake
Longmont
Briggsdale
A. KE. Hyde
Hingesdale
Fort Collins
State Fish Hatchery
Camp Fire Girls Plan Holiday Work in Greeley
Camp Fire Leaders and Blue Birds in Greeley plan a Tuesday evening meeting at Miss EB Gertrude Lee’s apartment to organize Christmas stockings and garments for the poor. The Camp Fire council provides red material, distribution to nearby towns, with exhibits at Greeley headquarters by December 23.
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Camp Fire Girls
Blue Birds
Greeley
EB. Gertrude Lee
Eills Lodge
Farl Day
Camera Club to Meet at City Library
The Gresley Camera club will meet Thursday evening at the city library. J. W. Van DeGritt of Dan ger, an expert on exposures, will speak. Permanent officers will be elected after the talk and other business matters will be discussed.
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Gresley
Camera Club
J. W. van DeGritt
Danger
Disc
Armistice Day action by Greeley Chamber of Commerce
The Greeley Chamber of Commerce directs merchants to observe Armistice Day fittingly or face economic pressure, withdrawing prior recommendations for open observance until Denver businesses cooperate. The resolution will be sent to Denver Chamber, Denver Retail Bureau, Denver Legion Posts, and nearby Chambers of Commerce. At the Cheyenne Chamber annual meeting, officers Ise Wilkinson Storey Folbrecht attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Souwithern
Gresley
Colorado
Grecley
Greeley
Congress
Greeley Chamber of
Tinnver Chamber of Commerce
Ore
Legion Posts
Chambers of Commerce and
Leyton Posts
13. T. Ise
Cammerra
L. U. Wilkinson
L. R. Storey
EB. H. Folbrecht
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Championship Debate Shapes Rocky Mountain Conference Plans
At Greeley meeting the five schools will decide championship qualifications and football schedules for 1939. Montana State and Colorado Mines dispute titles after limited schedules, while Chadron Normal considers membership. Cogburn outlines tax collection reforms and a Pueblo man is fined for careless driving in Platteville.
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Cas Tate Pewee
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Greeley
Chadron Nornin
Nebraska
Weather forecast for Wyoming with light snow and warmth shift
Forecast indicates cloudy conditions with traces of snow flurries in the west. Expect warmer temperatures overall with partly unsettled Thursday night and Friday. Precipitation limited, little change in temperatures in the western portion.
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Wyoming
Colorado Business Men Seek Court Action Over Highway Equipment Purchase
Nathan R. Robey, attorney for the Colorado Business Men's association, said he is preparing a case to block the state highway department from buying 249 375 dollars of equipment without bids. The executive council approved the purchase, and the suit targets the department and chief engineer Charley D. Wall. Senator Ed Johnson blasted Wall over an alleged funding issue tied to maintenance and equipment spending, while H A Winter of Denver accused Wall of favoring large firms in pricing orders for highway gear.
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Asan Leted Kesal
Denver
Nathan R. Robey
Colorado Business Men's Association
State Highway Department
Executive Council
Kobay
Charley D. Wall
U. S
Ed C. Jonnacn
Johnson
Highway Advisory Board
Vail
H. A. Winter
Winter-Welse Company of
Wall
Perfect Test Case of Wage Law Sought
Washington December 1 The Wage Hour Administration seeks a Supreme Court test of the federal labor standards act through potential lawsuits. About 200 complaints have been filed with 50 believed to reflect real violations as enforcement begins. Investigators and FBI help may be used while cases advance to injunctions or civil suits over minimum wage and maximum hours provisions.
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Washington
Warterholt
Elmer F. Andrews
Supreme Court
Joseph E. Brill
Mattee
FBI
Brill
Thomas 5
Dewey
New York
Justice Department
Tete
Andrewa
Seid
Jone
Henra
Missing liquor tax receipts found in state vault
Secretary of State George Saunders announced that $83,000 worth of liquor tax receipt books reported missing were located in the treasurer’s vault. The books dated 1933 to 1935 had been taken during a state audit and not returned, and a WPA survey linked to unaccounted funds prompted renewed examination.
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Denver
George 5. Saunders
Liquor Department
Sandor
Ralph the Mayo
Deever
Llquor Department
Saunders
Nquor Department
State
Secretary of State
Consolidated Berit Gua a: Ariderecg announced callput of Thuraday
Fragmentary OCR text mentions machines, pennies, and a Puritan context with unclear names and dates. No coherent event or entities clearly present for a solid summary.
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Berit Gua
Ariderecg
Alot
Ater
Chine Ie
Thadber
Daladier Plans Parliament Session To Seek Funding
French premier Edouard Daladier announced he would convene parliament on December 8 to seek approval for his economic stabilization agenda. He aims to command a majority from his Radical Socialist coalition and right-leaning groups to withstand Communist and Socialist opposition after the failed general strike. Street disorders erupted in eight cities as workers demonstrated and police clashed with marchers following the government’s martial law move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latndler
Inbat
Mindolleles
Mul
Thureday
Daladier
Railcal Socialist Party
Edouard Daladier
AL Toulouss
Sifikers
Clermont Ferrand
Clly
A. J. Hughes Dies at Home
A. J. Hughes aged 7, of west of Greecy Joy, died at home early Thursday. He had been a furrier in Well County for 48 years. Survivors include brothers and sisters AL Hughes Kanorado Robert Hughes Nunn Mrs. Sarah Van Winkle Mrs. Catherine Pettibone Goodland Mrs. Aletha Miller Fort Collins and Mrs. Dolly Hresnahan Kersey. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from Macys drawing room with interment Linn Grove.
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A. J. Hughes
West of Greecy Joy
Hughes
Well County
AL Hughes
Kanorado
Kan
Robert Hughes
Nunn
Sarah van Winkle
Catherine Pettibone
Goodland
Aletha Miller
Fort Calling
Dolly Hresnahan
Kersey
Macys
Linn Grove
Insurance Verdict in Justice Court Over July Accident
A jury in the justice court of E G English on Wednesday awarded Minneapolis Fire and Marine Insurance Company $250 against W A Lord of Greeley. The suit arose from a July collision at Tenth Avenue and Fourteenth Street involving L F Keppler. The insurer had paid Keppler damages under its policy and sought $100 against Lord. 5, B. Clayton represented the plaintiff.
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Justice Court
E.G. English Wednesday
Minneapolis Fire and Marine Insurance Company
W. A. Lord
Daniel Boone at Free Toy Show at Chief Theatre
The film Daniel Boone will be the feature at a free toy show Saturday morning at 10 o clock in the Chief Theatre. A repairable toy admitted, to be made fit for use by the Greeley firemen. The event is sponsored with the Exchange Club and Greeley firemen, continuing a Christmas toy distribution effort.
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Daniel Boone
Chief Theatre
Greeley Firemen
Exchange Club
Mne Greeley Firemen
Cheietmas Uume
Car Rollover Injures Greeley Man Near Gilcrest
Donald D. Stapp, 34 of 1A Eighth Street, Greeley, was critically hurt at 2:28 am Thursday when his car rolled over several times after leaving the highway near Gilcrest. He suffered crushed vertebrae and was paralyzed from the waist, after moving to Greeley about a year ago from Longmont. He was alone and is hospitalized in Greeley.
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Donald D. Stapp
Eighth Street
Greeley
Var Tia
Mic Auth
Ratatel
Stapp
Greeley Hospital
Gifcrest
Borrow Pit
Mr. Stapp
Creeley
Longmont
Veteran Pays Old Debt in Missouri
Independence residents read of Elbert Wilson a Legion member who asked a cafe to charge meals to the post. After leaving town he returned to logion headquarters with a dollar to settle his debt plus 20 cents interest. He explained he now has a job in Greeley Colorado and preferred to repay in person. Greeley American Legion officials say they do not know Wilson and do not list him as a member.
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Independence
Elbert Wilson
Ciorhom Legion
Legions
Wilson
Legion
Logion
Puzgled
Lve
Greeley
Colo
Greeley American Legion
Hebert Wilson
Greeley Port
Assignments Made For Police Ball
Greeley polled Thursday announced committee assignments for the Slab About Policemen's Ball to be held at the Hike club on Dec 16. Committees include Orchestra Vera Claus Harold Burger. advertising Jess W. Smith M. R. Magee. tickets George Hickert Ir Timkon. dance hall B. F. Lott Paul Cloan Albert Darling. check room George Hickert Carl H. Carlson. Revenue from the ball was turned over to the police Charity fund.
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Greeley
Hike Club
Orchestra
Vera Claus
Harold Burger
Jess W. Smith
M. R. Magee
George Hickert
Timkon
B. FP. Lott
Paul Cloan
Albert Darling
Carl H. Carlson
Ievenue
Pall Fa
Police Charity Fund
McKee Advises Oklahoma School Curriculum Revisions
Dr. Paul McKee, CSUR campus professor and elementary education director, spent Monday and Tuesday in Milsa, Oklahoma as a consultant on elementary school curriculum revision. He also advised on regular program components across many school systems in Oklahoma.
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Paul McKee
Milsa
Okla
Med
Streel
Oklahonta
Yuma Fire Hero Dies Saving Dozen in Garage Blaze
Yuma's 38 year old garage worker Ole Stenberg died of suffocation after awakening residents in a second floor rooming house fire at 4 40 p m. Twelve others escaped before fire crews found him unconscious and removed his body from a window. Doris Sharp suffered facial and hand burns. fire origin traced to a heater in the garage. Damages estimated at 2000. Stenberg, unmarried, had lived there 25 years.
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Yuma
Dec
Ole Stenberg
Yuma Garaga
Stenberg
Sterling
W. H. Oldfield
Daxen
Doris Sharp
Hancock Invents Rubber Edged Discus for Spaulding
John Hancock, athletics chief at College of Education Wis, leads Spaulding’s experimental discus project. The rubber edged discus aims to improve grip and safety, with better weight distribution for consistent tosses. Hancock, a veteran of Wisconsin high schools and Iowa State, set a Big Ten record in 92.
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John Hancock
College of Educailon
Inyantay
Othe Vettes
A. G. Spauldfngs Company
Makera Cof
Hancock
Hancock Tiseua
Hahcock
Iter
Alzy
Coch
Hancock i
Allvetoghe
Siperter
Wis
Iowa
Rail embargo halts Chicago yard trading
A 1-A railroad embargo on livestock shipments to commission men closes normal Chicago stockyards trading for 11 days amid a planned truce to move 3,000 International Livestock Show animals. Direct packer shipments allowed. receipts today include about 5 000 hogs 2 000 cattle and 2 000 sheep with no quotations. A new conference between union officials and Union Stockyards and Trane company representatives is set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Associated
Chicago
ClOmnionists
E. J. Kemp
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Tranae Company
Mon- Ny
Elks Initiate New Members At Green Ley Lodge
Initiates Mosses FE Marriton GusiA Tras enthoter Lloyd Murrow Naylword W Dates Clarence Roxenne Taylor Jack Haynes and Earl Gilbert Johason became members of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at the Green Ley lodge during a Nov 30 ceremony. Announcements of a memorial service on Dec 4 and a Dec 14 session were shared. A letter from Secretary of State Sminderd on safety campaign work and 1939 projects was read and referred to Forrest L Powara’s committee. After the meeting a lunch was served and the new brothers were honored as guests.
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Sminderd
Forrest L. Powara
Louor Gueste
New Chauffeurs Licenses Issued by Ward County Bureau
New chauffeur licenses began Thursday under the Ward County Auto Liertse Koreau. These licenses are valid until January 1 and are distinct from noncommercial operator licenses which run three years. Industry insurance from 1936 will phase out by June 1939.
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Ward County Auto Liertse Koreau
Thn
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California Air Plant
Sin Baskets
C. of C. Board
R.M
Montana State
Miines
Mines
Cogburn Scoran Collection Machinery
Elmer P. Cogburn
Cogburn Hep
George Musick Jr
Gieorge Muaick, Sr
Pueblo
George Fant
Platteville Thuredey
Wblot
Donald Stapp
Gilcrest
Missouri
McKes Fulsa
Christmas
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