Traffic Committee Rejects Route Change In Greeley Plan
Greeley’s special traffic committee ruled the proposed autod route diverting traffic off North Eleventh Avenue is impractical and not to be pursued. Mayor Colpitts and members noted no immediate change to street traffic, urging petitions to the highway commission and maintaining current flow between Eleventh and Eighth avenues. The panel also discussed securing gas tax funds for local highway needs and future street painting plans after January 1.
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Greeley
Bled Avenue
Poudre River
North Eleventh Avenue
B. M. Colpitts
Comtittes
Bert Sanders
North Eleventh
Resto
Eleventh Avenue
Joe Heldo
Highway Commission
Wighthaves
Pith
Eighth Avenue
Hiskth Avenue
Pitrh Street
Highway Department
Ray Rucker
Nelson Reynolds
Macarthur
R. K. Noyes
Dave Glick
L. B. Wellingsworth
Carl
Tans
Hammond
Corits
Sloan cites fear as obstacle to US economic revival
Alfred P. Sloan Jr, chairman of General Motors, told the Association of Life Insurance Presidents that fear underpins the national economy and blocks investment. He warned the obstacle must be removed before American enterprise can rebound, urging confidence and removal of doubts about savings and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Associated
New York
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
General Motors Corporation
Reiday
Ie Foundation
Association of Life Insurance Precedenta
Sloan
West To Fight Federal Control Of Its Rivers
Utah Democrat Representative Murdoch announced Rocky Mountain bloc will oppose federal river planning without state water rights protections. After Colorado Wyoming Idaho Nevada Utah Arizona meeting, a letter was sent demanding Mansfield Norris or compromise bills include: state laws govern water rights. federal action conforms to those laws. no interference with state control or vested rights. states may enact policies on water use within borders, except where interstate compacts apply.
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Pruny
Washington
Dec
Murdock
Utah
Rocky Mountain
Murdoch
Colorado
Wyoming
Idybo
Nevada
Arizona
House River Air Harbors
Mansfield
Norris
11 Bags of Mail Stolen From Truck in New York
Post office inspectors report theft of 11 sacks of mail from a US truck Thursday night. Five looted sacks recovered from the East River. Estimated value of missing mail ranges from 40,000 to 50,000 dollars with about 10,000 potentially negotiable. Inspector J J Doran leads the inquiry. guards found the truck at Hoboken via Hudson River ferry to the DL&W terminal.
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New York
United States
Post Office
East River
J.J. Doran
Doran
Delaware, Lackawanna, and Westernn
Hobsken
Guarde
Americans May Be Forced To Quit Nanking
The U S embassy warned nationals it may be necessary to depart on short notice and seek refuge aboard the Panay. Japanese forces neared Nanking within about 60 miles as Chinese troops evacuated the capital and prep for defense, with Ming tombs and Sun Yat Sen mausoleum key targets.
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Sanidus
United States
Panay
Nanking
Tanyang
Sun Yat-Sen
China
Mundeeda
Browne Sues Insurance Over Accident Policy Claim
Bernard M Browne of Gresley filed suit against Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance to recover more than 500 for disability benefits after a spring accident near Minken that caused Dale Willig Jr’s death. The case was dismissed in county court after a settlement at the claim. Attorneys Houteheng and Houtchous represented Browne.
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Bernard M. Browne
Gresley
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company
Browne
Minken
Dale Willig, Jr
Houteheng & Houtchous
Night Ag Classes Start Tuesday in Greeley High
Night agriculture classes open Tuesday night at 7 20 in Room 324 at Greeley High School announced by Harold Bon Jo an Bon vocational instructor. The sessions run weekly for about 20 weeks and are free. Aimed at boys and young men 15 to 25 not in school, the course covers agriculture and related problems.
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Greeley High School
Harold’ S. Joan- Bon
Two Noted Pilots Killed in Miami Air Race
Associated Press reports two prominent air racers died during the Miami show as Frank Halass of Detroit and Rady Kiloy of Lemont were killed in a high speed crash at the last pylon. Wittman of Oshkosh remained viable though his lead sparked debate over continuing competition. The wrecks occurred within seconds of each other on the scatter course's final turn, with investigators noting loss of speed and propeller wash contributed to the crashes.
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Associated Press
Miami
Anital Air Ehow
Rady Killoy
Lemont
Jrl
Frank Halass
Detroit
Aingriven
Tlsy
Snd
Wittmiin
Oshkosh
Wis
Sud
Witting
Kling
Hehies
Wittman
Fo Brather
Klled
Halnes
Cleveland
Klieg
Hulinns
Iimple
Contol
Eld
Community nurse aids infants through camp fire groups
Through the Camp Fire Groups of Gresley the Community Nurse has received over a thousand infant garmai na in five years. Many babies have been kept warm and safe by their efforts as Ralph H. Noah of Belair Kansas recalls the district judge Frederic W. Clark’s fairness in the Butler murder case at trial last December in Gresley.
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Sue A
Beattie
Gresley
Ralph H. Noah
Belair
Kans
Frederic W. Clark
Butler
Hat Wier
Beloit
King Attacks Complex Farm Relief Bill in Senate
Washington Dec 4 Senator King Democrat Utah denounced the Pope-McGill farm bill as complex illegitimate, charging it imposes unconstitutional power and compels price fixing. He urged caution and warned of gifts subsidies and surrender of states rights to farmers. Administration supporters also urged revisions, with senators Pepper Wagner and others signaling changes before any final vote.
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Washingtton
Dea
Iing
Utah
Pope- MccGill
King
Senate
Averilies
Igs
Lal
Washington
Evry
Dom
Tennessee
Pepper
Tinea
Wagner
Dem
New York
Dabalg
Barkiey
Pension Proponents Challenge Jackpot Clause In Pension Amendment
Denver leaders of the old age pension advocates filed a district court suit seeking a declaratory judgment to void the amendment's Jackpot clause. They contend current statutes don't support end of year surplus distributions and argue keeping funds as a reserve safeguards the program against future attacks.
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iAnsociated
Denver
District Court
Aubrey Benton
National Annuity League
Sal
League
Omar B. Garwood
State Welfare Board
Sald
State Supreme Court
Benton
C. Otto Moore
Garwood
J F McCrery Called Here by Sister Iness
Jonn F McCrery, longtime resident and former Groelsy Commercial club secretary, died Friday morning at Greeley hospital while at the bedside of his sister Mrs Kite Brown. He recently managed the Omar Hubbard Apartment house with 118 units and spoke of a local oil boom aiding business in Long Beach and Wilmington harbor.
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Jonn F. McCrery
Kite Brown
Greeley Hospital
Brown
McCrery
Charles Farr
Paul
Electrolux
Long Beach
Ube
Wilmington
Uncle Sam
Los Angeles
Marsine
Knous to Speak at Elks Memorial Service in Greeley
Justice Leo W Knous of the Supreme Court of Colorado will speak at the Elks memorial service at the Elks home in Greeley on Sunday evening December 5 He is publicly invited to attend and address the gathering in a formal memorial ceremony.
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Knous
Elks
Leo W. Knous
Suyrense Court of Colorado
Elka Memorial
the Elks
Greeley
Ariend
Infant Hurton Collision Between Vehicles Near Ault
One year old infant of Mrs Ruth Wykert sustained minor injuries when a 193% Ford driven by Wykert collided at an intersection with a 1929 Dodge driven by Newton Debba three miles west and two south of Ault. Damage in both cars was estimated at five dollars. Drivers exchanged information and left with Courtesy Detallet.
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Jerry Wyklert
Ruth Wykert
Eaten
Mid
Bellrose to Review Foot's Lito Bega Yesterday at Park Church
Kenneth Tellrose will review Foot's Lito Bega Yesterday during the Men's Book Hour at Park Church Sunday afternoon. The event, open to all men, features reviews by Doako chapel members and notes Foot's Shell GLE company background in South America.
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Kenneth Tellrose
Foot
Park Church
AL & A'Clocl
Shell Gle Company
South America
Boginad
Oxford
Lites
Weather Skippers Fortcast for 960 Mile Rail Route
Forecast covers next six hours with temperatures trending east to 18 degrees, south 2 degrees, west 16, and mountain passes at 1 degree. Colorado region colder Saturday night with snow. Sunday outlook partly cloudy with east portions. Local 24 hour period ends Saturday with high near 60 and low around 22.
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Frotect
Horth
Aouth
Dagreas
Colorado
Aunt Aid
Elouty
Ender East
Strange Malady Fatal To 10 Babes in Chicago
Myron Norbeck of 1184 Ninth Street sustained minor injuries Friday afternoon after a collision involving a block vehicle near Eighth Avenue and Youth Street. The Northeast boy, who dyed, received treatment at a local doctor's office.
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Chicago
Myron Norbeck
Ninth Street
Fla Blks
Greeley Gay Air Fuel Company
Aria N
Young As Young
Eighth Avenue
Youth Street
Injunction suit filed against Bijou Company over Putnam water
Putnam stockholders sue Bijou Irrigation, seeking changes in water distribution from the old Putnam ditch. They allege Bijou credits unutilized water, imposes $800 annual charges, and wants measuring devices and reduced evaporation losses. Legal actions also include eviction and probate filings in Weld County.
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Ojou Irrigation Company
Putnam Dijoa Company
Dijou Company
Putnam
Old Putnam
Tijou
Biton
Putnam Water 18
Bijon
Smith, Brock
Akolt
Campbell
J. B. Burkhardt
Denver
County Cour
Jennie Shoninger
F. MM
Iva Murgatroyd
Gill
Vany
L. P. Norton
Norton
Lquor Emporitium
Henry Mitzer
Buckingham
Prdgate
Mire
Margaret Mituel
Fugitive Slayer Shot And Caught in Indiana
In LaGrange Indiana a fugitive slayer sought for the deputy sheriff's killing near Kendalville was shot and captured on a farm while attempting to break from a corn stock. He was reported seriously wounded as authorities traced the suspect to the Durham area and searched nearby farm land through the night. The report also notes Colorado officials considering acceptance of a governor's appointee and a board meeting to reconsider the state insurance commissioner post.
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LaGrange
Ind
Habert
Hanted
Harry Splea
Here
Shaw Way
Walter Devendaugh
Indiana
Michigan
Farny Land
Denver
Colorado State Mail Insurance Board
Mscgt Montay
L. P. Bronmeler
State Hall
Jonopi Bixby
A. C. John 20K
Night babies show improvement in hospital nursery outbreak
At St Elizabeth hospital, officials report apparent progress in the condition of several infants affected by a mysterious illness that has sickened ten babies over the past eleven days. Sister Mary Adolphine notes some recoveries, but cautions that earlier gains sometimes reversed. physicians continue care in the quarantined nursery under city health board oversight.
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St Elizabeth Hospital
Mary Adolphine
Hoapital
Harmin N. Buatesen
City Health Board
Jurors Not Needed For Duty Until Wednesday
District court jurymen who were due to report on Monday December 6 in Greeley were told not to report until Wednesday. Two cases set for trial Monday were to be disposed of by pleas. Juan Martines of Eutun pleaded guilty to a burglary of a shoe store. Negotiations were under way for a plea in the case against J B Washburn of Anit for causing a death by drunken driving. No immediate disposal date was announced.
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Greeley
Thig
Caney Creek Benefit Service Arranged
Caney Creek Community Center of Pippa Pass, Kentucky, hosts an evening service at Dirat Baptist Church on Sunday at 7 30. The Caney Creek Center, serving Kentucky Mountaineers from kindergarten through university, provides meals, housing, clothing, and education. attendees will be asked to donate toys, clothing, or money. Rev. James D. Bell will speak on Mountaineers, inviting all former residents of the Kentucky mountain country to attend.
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Caney Creek
Pippa Pash
Dirat Baptist Church
Theie Alullente
James D. Bell
Kenstucky Mountain Country
Independent Leaguers Gather for Social in Greeley Armory
More than 800 members of the Independent League from Greeley Loveland Port Collins and Denver met at the Greeley Armory Friday for a social evening. The Schell School of Dance provided a Moor show Bob Speeler entertained with cowboy songs and Dorothy Shaw performed acrobatic dances. Mrs Jv Thoken chaired the event with Mrs Tracy Cameron Mrs Albert Derling Jim Self and T J Garner in charge.
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Independent League
Greeley
Loveland
Port Collins
Denver
Gresley Armory
Schell School of Dance
Bob
Senators Urge Revival Plan At Private Senate Luncheon
Washington Dec 3 Former budget director Douglas presented a broad recovery program to a secret luncheon of ten senators. Attending were Byrd Glass Klug George Smith Bale Tyson Copeland Townsend Vandenberg, all from Democratic or Republican groups, focusing on tax relief balanced budgets and expanded agriculture. Details were not released due to secrecy.
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Eavoosts
Szeneh
Washington
Lewis Wiliams Douglas
Joe
Byrd
Virginia
Douglas
Lowan
Itlelal
American G
Lynch
Bryit
Glass
Virginity
Klug
Utah
George
Georgia
Smith
South
O. Baltey
North Car
Walter Maton Fined in Driving Offense Case
Walter Mason of Eaton was fined 10 and costs totaling 49.10 after pleading guilty before Justice Benji Florance on a charge of arlying while his operator’s license was revoked for drunken driving. BR'T, Resor of Windsor drew 10 and costs for speeding in the court of Justice E.G. Bogilsh, Dothberg.
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Walter Mason
Eaton
Costa
Benji
Florance
Hedriso
Deuiken
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Bernard Browne
Haines
Senator King
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Barkly
Kentucky
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Bert Glore
Camp Fire Girls
Markim Lancastery
Greeljey
Camp Dunraven
Pat
Nebraska
Patar Hi Worms
Colorado, Government Research Association
County Taxpayers League
North Platte
Nebr
Hulme
Nebraska Federation
Colorado Nelegation
Research Associatew
Colorado Federation of County Taxpayers’ Association
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J. F- McCrery
S [Iness
Bellrose
Bijou Company
Te Roconeldar Branmeler
Independent Leaguers
Walter Maton
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