Weld County Medical Society forms plan for hospital expense insurance
The Weld County Medical Society met at the hospital to direct its Economics Committee to craft a non profit medical and hospital expense insurance proposal for low income groups. The plan seeks patient freedom to choose doctors and hospitals and would cover medical service broadly pending county commissioners’ details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County Medical Society
Medical Society
Itacumimittee
Ie Farm Security Administration
Medical Society Committee
Mathetre
WEA
Ella A. Moud
A. T. Monismith
Fort Lupton
W.A. Schoen
Donn J. Uarber
Culllter d
Culliford
Colorado Public Health Service
Meetres
Colorado
Minister Criticizes James Roosevelt For Not Paying To Church
Washington reports a Congregational minister, Rev Howard Stone Anderson, before a House committee, condemning James Roosevelt for not contributing to his church despite a large income. He argues Roosevelt’s tax reports reveal no church donations for several years, undermining benevolence and spiritual life at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roosevelt
Washington
Howard Stone Anderson
First Congregational Church
House
Jerney Roosevelt
America
Sugar Quotas Spark Backlash From Beet Growers
Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing assn denounces Secretary Wallace for fixing new sugar quotas that they say demoralize markets and push Colorado beet sugar below the 1932 record lows. Lamborn & Company notes 1838 quotas as set by secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Wallace
Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association
Wallace
Colorado
Lamborn & Company
New York
United States
Divorce Suit Filed By Mrs Skrbina In County Court
Mrs Juanita Skrbina filed a divorce suit in county court against John Skrbina of Eris alleging cruelty. The petition asks $40 monthly support and a restraining order. They reportedly married February 14 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Skrbina
John Skrbina
Eris
Skrbina
John W. Qo'sing
Erma “‘Thomipson
Johnstown
Elmonte T. Thompson
Stratton
Ralph EB. Waldo Jr
Donald Stapp Dies From Car Crash Injuries
Donald Stapp 22 of 1201 Eighth Street Greeley died at Greeley Hospital at 6 40 a m Tuesday from injuries suffered when his car left Highway 45 south of Giloreat Thursday morning and rolled several times He was a salesman for Stapp Maytas of Greeley Survived by mother Mrs Anna Stapp of Longmont three brothers Clarence Wellington Kan John Arkansas City Kan Raven T of Greeley two sisters Mrs Herold Phepo Alamosa and Mrs J S B McBride Columbus Junction Ia and widow Mrs Helen Nobie Stapp Body to Proh's Mortuary Longmont Funeral Thursday at 2 o clock Congregational Church Longmont Cemetery interment at Longmont Cemetery Proh's Mortuary Longmont in charge of arrangements
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Donald Stapp
Eighth Street
Gresley
Gresley Hospital
Highway 45
Giloreat
Stapp
Stapp Maytas Company
Greeley
Paterson
Weld
Anna Stapp
Longtront
Clarence
Wellington
Kan
John
Arkansas City
Raven T
Piatora
Herold Phelp O
Alamosa
J. 5B. McBride
Columbua Junction
Helen Nobie Stapp
Rody
Proh
Mortary
Longmont
Elask
Congregational Chrch
Governor Davey Won't Intervene In Execution Case
Columbus dispatch reports Governor Martin L. Davey refused to intervene in the scheduled execution of Anna Maria Hatin, the Cincinnati poison slayer, confirming he would not intervene to save the condemned woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey
Columbus, O
Martin L. Davey
Anna Maria Hatin
Cincinnati
$47,000 To Be Spent on Road To Briggsdale
County commissioners received notice from the state highway department of a plan to spend up to 47 000 on building eight cutoff roads to straighten State Highway 14 between Ault and Briggsdale The project will create a direct eastward route eight miles northeast to join the current highway near Nelly Corner eliminating two right angle turns Road work could start within days with equipment moved in by District One road supervisor Jack Dawson and Ross Riggs overseeing the project
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Ault
Briggsdale
Ross Riggs
Jack Dawson
Toad
Lenin
Wyatt Corner
Holly Corner
Community Chest Levy Discussed by C C Board
Chamber of Commerce directors debate municipal funding to replace community chest drives. Proposal to create a city levy to support organizations usually aided by a chest. N T Ise to form a committee to confer with city council, while L A Vanderhoof notes financial constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnlar Chamber of Commerce
Mon Jay Noon
N. T. Ise
U. S.navy
Denever
B. Quittken
Tory Pedoman
Navy
City Hall
Greeley
Denver
Shirley-Savoy
Elmer Andrews
Eighth Avenue
Greeley C. C
Fort Collins Chamber of Commerce
John Gray Recovers From Gas Poisoning Incident
John Gray, 24, of Johnstown, was brought to Greeley hospital Monday noon after monoxide gas poisoning. He was released Monday night to return home. Physicians say he will completely recover from the effects of the gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gray
Johnstown
Greeley Hospital
Weather summary for Colorado and Wyoming shift
Colorado sees generally late Tuesday night and Wednesday colder in central area east of the mountains and in the lower Arkansas valley with little change in temperature near Wyoming. The 24 hour reading to 8 a.m. Tuesday shows a high of 81 and a low of 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Mountains
Arkansas Valley
Wyoming
Dunklee Rules Against Highway Dept Bid Demurrer
District Judge Crage F. Dunklee overruled the State Highway Department demurrer in a case by the Colorado Business Men's Association to prevent buying without bids. The suit accuses officials of seeking $926,057 in trucks and equipment without competitive bidding, with witnesses to be called to prove rule violations. Senators Tahmann and Downing opened a records inquiry into a $4,000,000 highway fund as part of a budget review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunklee
State Highway Department
Denver
Hall
Crarge F. Dunklee
Highway Department
Alltorneys
Coloquia Business Men's Association
Smi
John MM. MeRoberta
Charieas BD
Vail
State Executive Council
U. S
Ed C. Tahmann
Warwick Downing
State Highway Advisory Board
State Treasur A
Jumson Bape Weld
Charles D. Vail
Mmrding
Downing
Johnson
Colorado
Osters Seek Court Order To Halt Moving Property
Mr and Mrs Juvol Oster of Gree Jey filed a district suit to stop Mr and Mrs Fred Wegel and family from moving a barn garage and other buildings valued at 450 dollars from their Gilcrest area land. The Osters allege they sold 60 acres nearby on contract last June and the Wiegels moved to lease other land and plan to relocate the structures. ELH Houtehensty represents the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvol Oster
Gree Jey
Gilereat
District Enure
Fred Wéegel
Oster
Gilernat
Osters
Ostur
Gilcrest
Wiegela
Wiegels
Elh
Houtehensty
Nine Teens Die In Nova Scotia Mine Disaster
Nine teen workers are killed and many injured in the worst Nova Scotia coal mine disaster in two decades. A riding rake lifting cars failed on a 10 percent grade at Princess colliery causing 25 cars to plunge, with 250 workers aboard. Fourteen bodies pulled to surface later, while authorities fear more remain buried deep below Sydney harbor area of the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catscelater
Burinay
Nova Scotia
Nec
Nova Scotine
Resscue
Princess
Nova Satin Steal and Coal Company
Sydney Harbors
Ford County Commissioner Elect Answers Election Challenge
Fred C. Ford, Democratic county commissioner elect, prepared to answer a suit challenging the election. Local attorneys, led by John W., prepared the response in the Frederick precinct case filed in the county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Ford
Frederick
John W
Ita Biles Sa
Schroeder Trial For Shooting Of Filer II Opens
George Schroeder, a 44 year old rancher from Weld County, goes on trial in Greeley district court for the Sept 27 shooting of 63 year old cattleman John I Filer of Kimball Nebraska. Defense portrays the incident as an accident amid a long standing range war between ranchers and cattlemen. The jury of 12 was selected with 20 questioned. potential penalties include a term up to 14 years if convicted on the first count with assault with a deadly weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schroeder
Weld Couunty
Greetey
John I. Filer
Kimvball
Neb
Selwoeder
God Nasailt
Lesb Linn
Fearner
Mocr
Alan
Colorado
Waximan
Filer
Schroeder
Gret
Handy
Bevevin
William R. Haak
Sebraeder
Mrr
Kimball
Pilar
Nebraska
Wald County
Cola
Sunsoeder
John Filer
Wml
Valélemen
Tran Mie
Rt. E. Wikert
Eo PL Watfman
Mery Olfnger
Carl Moyer Sind
A. H. Myers
Bid Invitations Soon For Major Colorado Tunnel Project
Washington Dee reports that prospective bidders for the 13.1 mile continental divide tunnel, part of the Colorado Big Thompson trans mountain water diversion project, were notified bids would be issued soon. Reclamation bureau officials said bids may be called early February with opening in March to start work in early spring. Specifications will exclude material costs as those will be bought by the bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dee
Colorado
Reclamation Bureau
Pida
Bureau
Leopold Admits Firing Murder Shot in Holdup
Denver detective Capt James E B Childers said Harry Leopold 29 admitted firing the fatal shot during a Sunday hold up at a tavern keeper Gyuer Albrecht 61. Gwynne 31 was killed resisting arrest. Leopold was wounded and questioned after being moved from Denver General to police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
James EB. Childers
Harry Leopold
Eni
Albrecht
Iran
Leppold
Guy Fabert Gwynne, Jr
Arerest
Luther
Cluildera
Gwynne
Pueblo
Yat
Childers Salt
Leopold
Franco-German Anti-War Pact Signed in Paris
Paris reports France and Germany signed a pact pledging to resolve disputes by negotiation and avoid war. Foreign ministers von Rieberkop and Honnel witnessed the seal on vellum sheets in a room once used for the Kellogg-Briand pact signing. German officials expect hard bargaining on points beyond the general commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Germany
Jonehhin von Rieberkop
Georges Honnel
von Rib- Dentrop
Hiltler
Alsace-Lorraine
Truckers Debate Proposed Regulations at County Court House
Colovaily Truckers League met Monday night at the court house to discuss proposed changes in kneexing laws. George Baunders reviewed the history and the government's attitude. William Albion and Carla Rave offered suggestions. Captain Frank Vierger spoke for the Courtesy Patrol. E B Montague read business men opinions. Next meeting set for January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colovaily Truckers League
Court House
Changia
George Baunders
Expres
Wiliam Albion Carla Rave
Frank Vierger
Courtesy Patrol
EB. J. Montague
Johnstown deer hunter Floyd J Chandler found dead under cliff
The body of Floyd J Chandler of Johnstown was found in northern Colorado near the Little South Poudre. Deputies and the Larimer county coroner examined the scene to determine if foul play was involved. Ballistics experts from Denver were called to inspect Chandler's 20-40 caliber rifle and conditions surrounding the fall. The inquest was scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday with a six-man Fort Collins jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Chandler
Johnstown
Chandler
Stove Prairie
Carimar County
Floyd J. Chandler
Johnstown Hunter
Gooch
Toudre
Sherrif
G. Anderson
Ivan Howery
Largimet
Fort Gallina
If A. A
Lata
Orgilla Miller
Larimer
Officoraner
Miller
Fort Collings Busness
Warren
Guy Kidder
Lotia Tur
HH. Alford
Thomas Gray
J. A. Cubill
Guy G. Anderson
Lefora
Greeley
Milysht
Toul
Denver
Winton Ault
Fort Collings
Gooth
Preva
Fort Coding
Colorado
Fort Calling
Sleviff
B. C. Banke
Bunka
Bellel Chandler
William G. Ferris
South Poudra
Poudre
Banka
Dover
Orvin N. Eberhart
Dear
Eberhart
Mrs. Chandler
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Medical Society Okehs Contract
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
Iyer
Fred Ford
Filer II
Big Thompson
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