Italian Press Fans Fires of Student Hate Against France
Italian papers report student protests spreading from Rome to Naples and Florence against France over Tunisian and North African territories. Demonstrators clashed briefly near the French consulate, waved flags, and shouted anti French slogans as police blocked further marches. other demonstrations occurred in Genoa, Milan, and Taranto with similar tensions intensifying in the press.
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France
Rome
Naples
Theliath
University of Naples
Claima
Tunisia
Coraica
Djlbouti
Musqulin
Sland
Djibouti
Addie Absha
Florence
Genoa
Milan
Tari
Mevolo
Henten
Othier Panera
Building Trades Say Vail Forced Down Pay Rates Below Minimum
The Denver building trades council files an injunction in district court charging the ColoradoState Highway Department with wage scale violations on road projects. Attorneys clash over bids and equipment costs with claims the department paid far more recently for trucks and gear than in prior years, while the judge questions potential discounting and discriminatory purchasing.
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Associated Prema
Danver
Colorado State Highway Department
Law A .Marter
Hornbein
Building Trades Council
Denver
Hore Intosaid
Charlies D.yath
Nathan Kabey
Colorado Busineua Men's Association
Saleullua
Eurlier
Dankles
Kebey
Crowfoot
Dunklee
Crowsfoot
Eight Defense Witnesses Sit in Cheyenne Trial of Colorado Man
Eight defense witnesses testified in the Cheyenne trial of Stanley Lantzer of Brush Colorado. The mother of the slain woman, Mrs Cyle Lantzer 22, spoke today noting she did not want her son to face the death penalty.
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Cheyenne
Colorado
Heyenne
Dec
Stanley 8
Lauteer
Brush
Galo
Allen A. Fenison
Grant Hogan
Rensh
Ceyle Lantzer
Opposition Seen to Extending Social Security Benefits
Washington dispatch reports senators split on extending social security to farm and household workers. Some fear payroll tax changes would be impractical and provoke farmer resentment, while Republicans debate two paths: base benefits on payroll or raise pension levels, with political risk noted. A separate item recalls a year-old child bitten by a neighbor's dog in Denver.
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Washington
Norrie
No!brake
Eoutheen
Roy Publer
Fourth Avenue
Ramona
Schroeder testifies fear over wife shot as gun fired at Files
George Schroeder a Colorado rancher testified he feared for his wife’s life during the incident with John J. Files. He said he did not know if his rifle fired the shot that wounded Files on Sept. 27. He described hearing a shot and claimed he did not know whether his gun fired. Schroeder denied shooting Files and said he would not have aimed at Files. His wife testified that Files threatened her and that she took a revolver from Files’ car.
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Schroeder
Files
George Schroeder
Colorado
Wedwarday
John J. Files
Kimball Cattlenan
Filer
Hroeder
Schroed
John Filer
Behroeder
Hie Flife
Ben Mayfield
Robert 3
Patl
Norman Lovell
Joan Shaffer
Weld
Shaffer
Mayfield
Fiter
Juey
George Schroeiler
Dlefendant
Mra. Filer
New Stop Signs At Gresley Schools Being Tested
A new stop sign plan is tested at Gresley junior high. Four signs, about four feet high, feature a schoolgirl image and the words Stop for Pupils. Motorists must stop only when children are crossing or in the pedestrian area. If successful, the system may extend to all schools.
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Gresley
Naw Nign Ttang
Ash Carter
Hecate
Treaster
Leecher
PWA Engineer Arrives in City as Inspector
J. W. Billa, a Public Works Administration engineer, arrives in Greeley to oversee ongoing PWA walling projects. He will serve about a year and a half, coming from Las Animas where he represented the engineering section of PAYA during a high school building instruction.
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J. W. Billa
Public Works Administration
Greelay
CSCH
PWA
Greeley Fron Las Animas
PAYA
Town Tavern Seeks Renewal Of Beer Permit
Town Tavern seeks renewal of its beer permit for 627 Elelithsvete. The renewal proposal was discussed by the Greer council and referred to a police report by Chief C. C. Munter noting complaints from Camfield Court residents about noise near the tavern but not alleging violations tied to 3.2 beer. The renewal was withdrawn for improper form and will be reconsidered next week. Street work includes Twelfth Avenue opening through Block B and a right of way deed from Buzz Hoover. The deed cost $1 for a drainage camp on the block facing Hleventz arenas. Hoover recently acquired Block TB. Council adopted the annual appropriation ordinance without change.
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Toestigwight
C. C. Munter
Camfield Court
Camfield
Owsnrs
Enmgumoth
Twelfth Avenue
Buzz Hoover
Hoover
Ealiage Camp
Hleventz Arenas
Death Penalty Trials Shadow Anna Marie Hahn Case
Associated Press report from Columbus details Anna Marie Hahn appealing via writ of mandamus as she faces execution in Ohio's electric chair. Governor Davey refused clemency while Hahn’s attorney Hoodin argues she was denied proper opportunity to defend herself. Warden Woodard and son Oscar await Hahn’s final hours with Catholic chaplain Ray.
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Associated Presa
Columbus
Anna Marie Hahn
Joseph Houdin
Poleon-Slnger
M. F. Underwood
Martin Tn Davey
Mrs. Hahn
Davey
Hahn
Leopold on WPA During Day But Night Bandit
Denver police report Harry Leopold a 29 year old former convict said he worked for the WPA during the day to support an honest living while at night he carried out robberies. Detective Captain James Childers said Leopold admitted holdups of two Denver groceries and a drug store in the past month. His companion Guy Gwynne was killed Sunday night during an attempted arrest linked to a fatal tavern shooting of Emil Altrecht. A store clerk recalled Leopold with a young woman during the November 17 drug store robbery, which Leopold did not confirm.
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Denver
Harry Leopold
Kerper
WPA
Eeverst Monthe
James
Childers
Leopold
Guy Robert Gwynne
Emil Altrecht
Childern
Yhich
Lesapold
Nebraska Beet Growers Vote Warrick Out
At the Nebraska Co operative Beet Growers annual meeting in Scottsbluff directors face a floor nomination dispute led by Charles Kearney of Morrill. S. K. Warrick of Scottsbluff, incumbent, loses reelection amid accusations of suppressing resolutions and internal strife within the association. Frank Thomas and W. J. Myers win seats. C. W. Franklin and M. G. Wilann gain seats in other districts while Harvey Harwood loses.
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Associated Press
Scottabruth
Nebraska Cooperative Beet Growers Associalion
Charles Kearney
Morrill
Nebr
National Meet Growers Association
Ing Run Ag
Mornig Seasion
S. K. Warrick
Scottsblair
Association
Kearney
C. E.franklin
McGrew
Neb
Warrick
Henry Wallace
Wallace
AAA
incum+benta
Frank Thomas
W. J. Myers
Scotts Bluff
W. J. McKinnon
Minatare
C. W. Franklin
M. G. Wilann
Stottsblutt
Ihcumbent
Harvey Harwood
Youth Films At Presbyterian Supper Show
At First Presbyterian Church this evening the youth films titled Youth Climbs the Highway will be shown as part of the final church night supper and program. The event aims to educate about the work of the Boned Produce Union with young people, followed by group singing and a solo by Miss Dorothy Willard. Supper is served at 6 40.
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First Presbyterians
Presbyterian Church
Uon
Wim
Aola- Jat
Misa Dorothy Willard
Curano
Autopsy Finds Basal Skull Fracture In Floyd Chandler Death
Physicians say Chandler died instantly from a basal skull fracture due to a severe blow from a blunt instrument. Investigators note clouded foul play theories. autopsy performed by doctors from Johnson, Latty Jone, Filings and Denver. Floyd J. Chandler, a 41 year old Johnstown farmer missing since March, was found northwest of Fort Collins. Details include possible accidental cause from a rock or fall, with a $1,000 reward still in effect. Chandler served in WWI and had family across Fort Collins and Johnstown.
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Floyd J. Chandler
Johnstown
Forter
Fort Collins
Kor
Collins
Larimer County
Leah Merkins
Airimier
Conus Officiis
Chandler
Physielang
Johnson
Latty Jone
Filings
Denver
Fort Gollia
Glen
Cartmen
Oliver Chandler
Olive Hepner
Fort Calling
Floyd Chandler
UT A. Army Medical Corps
United States
Terre Haute
Ind
Ates
Chandlery
Harsth Carlson
Johns Brown
Hyvather
Lowell Chandler
Fort Colsigs
Jenty Warner
Windsor
Floyd
Walden Sweet Appointed Deputy and Treasurer in Durango
Walden Sweet of Denver is named provisional head of the inegnie tix ALVision and treasurer, with J. T. Chane of Durango as deputy tenehar. The appointment, announced today, names a former Denver newspaper reporter who was convicted in 1937 for eavesdropping. He will begin reorganizing the slula tax collection agencies when in office next month. the bond was set at 33,000 CWE.
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Tad
Charles
Arne Atone
Tye Wonky
J. T. Chane Null
Durango
Tenehar Ait Walden K. Sweet
Denver
Inegnie Tix Alvision
Northern Conference Meeting Promises Grid Talk Tonight
Principal Robert Glievest of Grea ley Night school and coaches Wen dett Blight and George Glide den attend the Northern Colorado conference gathering in Leveland. Topics include Loveland Fort Uolling football safety scoring dispute and possible record action. Basketball schedules, play limits, and track schedules may be revised.
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Robert 3. Glievest
Grealey Nigh School
Wendett
Blight
George Glideden
He Vanferengry
Offichih
Leveland
Loveland
Fort Uolling
Unis
Day Beatte
Fort Colling
Donald Stapp Funeral to Be Held Thursday
Funeral services for Doak Stapp 32 of Greeley will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the Congregational church in Longmont with Richard Wagner conducting. Burial in Mountain View Cemetery with the Elks in charge. Stapp a Longmont native and Elks member died Tuesday from injuries suffered Thursday. He leaves a widow Helen, mother Anna Sizgo, brothers Reuben Clarence John, and sisters Mrs Harald Phelps and Mrs J P McBride. He previously ran Dan’s Wat Ne Inn in Greeley and was active in local church and lodge.
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Dee
Doak! Stapp
Greeley Sales- Indi
Greelay H
Longmon
Elks Lodge
Congregational
Greeley
Dan's Wat Ne
Bealdes Bra
Helen Stapp
Anna Sizgo
Longisont
Brothera
Reuben
Clarence
Wellington
Kansan
John
Arkansan City
Kansas
Harald Phelps
Alamons
J. P. McBride
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Embassy Claims U S Property Hit by Nazi Actions
The United States embassy reports to Washington that Germany's property decrees may affect American property rights. Officials found no blanket real estate ban on Jews but note decrees empower German officials to compel liquidation of Jewish assets. A Nazi SS organ urged revising 1935 Nürnberger laws to punish mixed marriages.
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S. S
Elite Guard
Weather update for Colorado and Wyoming brief
Weather reports show generally fair conditions in Colorado with little temperature change from Wednesday night to Thursday. In Wyoming expect cloudy skies Wednesday night and Thursday, colder conditions in the north. Local temperatures for 24 hours ending Wednesday show highs near 43 and lows around 24.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Locel
Stolen Zeis Car Recovered in Missouri Ask Thief Named
The Nodge sedan stolen six weeks ago from Theodore Zeis of Greeley and Jatw was found abandoned and stripped in Joplin Missouri and brought back to Greeley Wednesday. Missouri officers seek Leslie Jackson a purged convict from the Kansas state prison as the thief. A nineteen year old girl accompanying Jackson was arrested and released. The recovered Zeis car bore license plates stolen from Carl Brown of West Orertey. Officials recovered clothes stolen from Ryowwn Suthe.
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Nodge
Theodore Zeis
Greeley
Jatw
Joplin
Zeis
Missouri Peace
Cers
Leslie Jackson
Kansas State Prison
Company Lol
Jackson
Carl Brown
West of Orertey
Orficera
White Christmas Plans At Meeker Junior High
Meeker Junior High pupils organize 21 baskets of food clothing and toys for needy families. Baskets distributed December 22 with no money from children. A Christmas program of singing and tableaux December 20 21 and carol singing December 23 in the main hall invites public attendance.
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Meeker Junior High
Adien
T. A
Rigith Avenue
Gyuliusiun
Esther Goodale
Vochl Inatruder
Columbia Whin
Schoo
mein-Jantor High School
Browne Improved After Serious Hospital Stay
H Browne who IV euliared 9 Inenet Stiack at the Greeley hospital Tuesday evening was reported improved to day. His condition had been serious after an injury that required two weeks of treatment. He remains under care at the hospital with visitors limited.
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H. Browne
Greeley
Mr. Browne
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