Defending Reclamation with Secretary Ickes in West
Harold Ickes defends reclamation against East critics in Collier's magazine. He argues Western projects pay for themselves through water, power, and land development benefits, noting substantial federal and local gains and costs shifted to western states.
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Yugoslavia Expols Hungarians Amid Crisis Tension
Reports from Belgrade indicate Yugoslavia plans to expel 27 000 Hungarians living along the border as a response to tensions with Hungary. An official explanation condemns Hungarian allegations of mistreatment and notes fears of revising treaties linking territories. The foreign minister calls Hungarian claims unfounded while stressing potential justice without breaking relations.
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Drouth Relief Cash Controversy Sparks Party Clash
A chaotic report outlines criticism of drouth relief funding, with figures cited for cattle purchases and feed. Tension rises as officials, including Wallace and farm groups, clash over expenditures and policy shifts amid emergency needs and farm distress.
Extreme Cold Covers Large U S Regions Thursday
A broad cold front pushed into the nation with subzero readings and heavy snow in parts of the plains and Rockies. Temperatures plunged below zero from Minnesota to Nebraska while California and the Southwest saw sunny but brisk conditions and a significant snow total reported in higher elevations.
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Stolen Car Tied to Bank Robbery Near Pueblo
In a Boulder County linked case, a car stolen near Pueblo surfaced in a bank robbery this week. Investigators trace the vehicle to suspects J A Byencer and Howles, who were captured with authorities after a pursuit. About $4800 was recovered from the raid.
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Many Killed by Red Govt War News Flash
A chaotic report from wartime dispatches describes mass killings attributed to a Soviet style regime. The piece cites casualties among officials and civilians, including women and children, with references to purges and executions reported from Warsaw and Moscow aligned agencies.
Walmsley Ousted as State Democratic Head by Long
Senator Laton Touke of La Dee and [tmey] report Walmsley removed as chair of the state central committee. The party elected a new leader by a strong vote amid protest from the mayor. Walmsley had opposed the nomination of a candidate he said would not support his reforms.
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Max Ball Develops Canadian Tar Sand
Max Ball pursues tar sands development in Canada with portable extraction plants. The project targets district extraction and aims to produce 300 barrels per day, delivering sand to a market via transportation lines. Recovery is expected around half a barrel per ton with a cost near ten cents per ton.
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Frameup of Investigator Suspected in Colorado Case
Edward Shin of the University of Colorado faces legal scrutiny after a contested investigation into alleged perjury. A Denver attorney accuses an automobile salesman of pressuring Gilmore to purchase a radio via a questionable deal. A student witness recounts an attempt to introduce doubt about Gilmore’s honesty as the trial proceeds.
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Auto Collision Sparks Firemen at South End
In South End an auto collision near 112k South Street drew fire crews. Two cars collided opposite RORT Biphik Avenue and caught fire. no injuries were reported. A separate court verdict convicting Philips of first degree murder and linking him to the death of Violet in Met 4 was announced.
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Texas Badman Is Struck Deceased Near Amarillo
A violent pursuit ends near Amarillo as Irvin Thompson, alias Wackle Mompson, a noted hawk robber and killer who escaped custody, is fatally shot after high speed chase. Witnesses report three vehicles tailing a fleeing suspect before a gunfight leaves Thompson dead with severe injuries from gunfire and an improvised weapon.
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Man Gets Increase in Old Age Pension and Dies of Shock
A man named Talbot and relatives celebrated news of an increased old age pension but he suffered a heart attack and died en route to hospital after the ambulance arrived. His Ivy daughter and four others survived the incident in Denver. The report notes the pension rise would arrive in December.
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Robbery at Texaco Filling Station on Elaventh Street
Police report a Thursday robbery at the Texaco filling station at Elaventh and Tenthay. The thief reached the window and stole a cigarette vending machine while manager M. A. Rickette stood nearby. No injuries reported.
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Henderson fined for pheasants in Wit case
Henderson, operator of a beauty shop, was fined 25 dollars plus costs by a justice of the peace after being charged with possessing more than the legal limit of pheasants. He did not appear in court but paid the fine and costs totaling 38.10 dollars. He had been arrested near La Salle by a game warden.
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Investigation prompts high school and college inquiry in state
A garbled report notes officials from leges, secondary schools, and higher institutions discussing a state investigation. Dean C. A. Ved voices welcome for the probe as the scene references radar, water, and party lines amid unclear details.
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