Weld GOP Left with SS71.47 After Spending $7558.65 This Fall
Weld county Republicans reported $71.47 left after spending $7,558.65 in the primary and general elections. Central committee chair Martin G. Field and secretary Sam Telep filed the statement of expenses with the county clerk, covering Feb. 14 to Dec. 6. Field became chair on Feb. 14, replacing Rex C. Keaton. Eaton turned over $774.64. Contributions from members and others totaled 653.48, adding to 779 to make 6433.12 in carpts. Expenditures included radio and newspaper ads, printing supplies, and miscellaneous headquarters costs with cash on hand recorded as total.
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Weld
Central Committee
Martin G. Field
Contra Committee
Sam Telep
Field
Perame Central Committee
Rex C. Keaton
Eaton
Submarines could reach Russian targets from Arctic routes
Sir Hubert Wilking warned at a Central Park church gathering that submarines crossing under the Arctic could place American troops within striking distance of Russian industrial centers. He cited airborne or overland routes blocked by Arctic conditions and claimed Arctic submarines face no iceberg or radar drawbacks, with no apparent limit to submarine size.
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Buffalo
Hubert Wilking
Arctic Ocean
Arctic Explorer
Central Park
Arctic
New Policy on Okeh of Legal Counsel for Indians To Be Renewed
A Washington dispatch reports Interior Department reviews a policy overhaul affecting Indian attorneys. A committee will hear the Curry vs Myers appeal, with former Interior Secretaries Ickes and Gary participating. Protests from the National Congress of American Indians and others challenge Myers policy on tribal legal representation.
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Okeh
Morris Gleavenger
Washington Service
Washington
Tee
Interior Department
Interior
Dale Doty
Jones B. Curry
Dilly Myer
Qgurry
Fort Peek
Naty
Secretary of
Chapman
Curry
Harold L. Ickes
Iekes
Gary
Myer
Curry-Jckes
Ruth M. Bronson
National Congress of American Indians
Myers
Association On American Indian Afatira
John Collier
Ie City
Indiapa
Indian commission powers in contracts with tribes debated
The Indian commissioner seeks authority to fix attorney contracts with tribes, require payments contingent on recovery, and grant 60 day termination with tribe consent. Critics say reforms would let the commissioner dominate. Fort Peck Indian contracts and eight other rejections noted. A separate item reports Rep. Barrett proposing a Columbia River compact among seven western states to share waters equitably.
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Curry
Fort Peck
Washington
Dee
Barrett
Wyo
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Nevada
L. C. Bishop
Barret
Columbia
Big Bend Club and Community Meetings Document a Busy Season
Big Bend Big Bend club entertained by Mrs. I J Crowley with Incheon places for several guests including Mr Floyd Wilkerson of Polo Mo Gift exchange and next meeting on Jan 1 with Mrs Kenneth Headley Kostena Big Bend 4 H clubs held meeting at the school house with 40 present plans to combine clubs leaders named for girls and boys Guests included Mr Annan and callers for square dancing Refreshments served by local hosts PTA meeting featured speaker GH Beattie on This Business of Education sixth grade won attendance honors and a musical program was given by fifth and sixth grades Other gatherings included Thanksgiving dinners and visits by relatives and friends The second item notes George Sh Bickel Longmont democrat reported spending 3436 in his unsuccessful campaign for congressman district two
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Big Bend
Dec
I. J. Crowley
Incheon
Vireil Thnothy
Kenneth Headrey
James Noel
Anne Parker
Waldo McNeil
Lottie Lyon
B. J. Winslow
Floyd Wilkerson
Polo
Tabis
Mra
Kenneth Headley Kostena
Thurgiay
Ted Kurzyns
Jack Noel
Alton Horn
Jonn Annan
Mr. Annan
Reifreshmerta
Patty
Sorters
Bremmer
Jom Geodser
Keith’ Miller
Kenneth Dideting
O GH. Beattie
PTA
Harry Tohnson
Imagasine
Sid Ways
Doris Anderson
Albert Reuke
Jean Brown
George Neyer
A. R. Cole
JT Club
Stewart Boulter
Dwisht Cline
Bickel
Denver
George Sh Bickel
Longmont
Banquet on December 12 With Ward as Speaker
Members and guests are invited to a banquet at Brannamen hall at 4 p m December 12. Dallas Ward, coach of the University of Colorado's football team, will speak, with Ward to be accompanied by noted players and coaches. Tickets available from Kim brel Mask company and club officers.
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Ward
Seneres
Peme
Cohmada's
Ada
Eau Cumtendieg
Merwig Hodel
Woody Batten
Tom Hancock
Kimbrel Mask Company
A. J. Helm
Jermanent
Fred Werner
Les Ward
Bill Riddoch
Marlin Stebbins
Greeley
Brannamen Hall
Dallas Ward
University of Colorado
UME
the Tribune
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Chicago
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Mother Earth
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Purchese Lund
Christos Club
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Lunares Schools
Childrena
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Tnt
Barieestiat
Gadiee
Modern Childrens Home
Christos
Apecific Childrens Home
Kuiter-Mut Coffee
10Th St
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Mackerel
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UPTON
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