Denver welfare board faces probe over alien relief policy
Earl My Kouns leads a probe into welfare practices amid claims of discrimination against non citizens on county relief rolls. Weld County official asserts many relief recipients are non citizens and that policies aim for need based aid. Regulators urge legislature to boost the 6 million dollar relief appropriation and defend the current aid structure against cuts.
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Te Enre Welfare Board
Austin Beasley
Hurley Murdux
Denver County
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Colorado Business Men's Association
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Weld County
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Lawrence Phipps Buys Frank Kistler Ranch
Denver area report says a 20,000 acre Diamond K ranch near Littleton and Englewood will be sold to Lawrence C. Phipps. Frank Buster, current owner, is expected to announce the sale soon. Phipps operates a large cattle operation in Mile High region and will reside at the Diamond K property in Arapahoe and Douglas counties.
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Union Defends Press Freedom Amid Labor Board Subpoenas
The American Civil Liberties Union backed the national labor relations board amid subpoenas issued to editors Hartley W. Bartley and Harry T. O'Brien for publishing materials tied to hearings on labor discrimination at King She board related firms. The union argued subpoenas do not threaten press freedom and decry attempts to intimidate publishers, urging clarity on press rights during investigations. PMID
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Second Protest Sent Japan Emperor Hears of Panay
In a confusing report from Los Angeles and county jails, Hoblitzell, aka George Beck, is accused of holding stolen bonds and a stolen revolver tied to a loan. Sheriff’s office connected him to an alias and a borrowed bond scheme. attorney Steacy Cameron seeks a writ to free him.
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Hoblitzell
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Anderson
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Los Angeles
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Japanese Note Details Panay Attack Before Emperor
The Japanese foreign office released a second U S note on the Panay sinking, with reports that Admiral Hasegawa took sole responsibility and may resign. Japanese officials also discussed the Yangtze river incident and confirmed limited Chinese investigation while stressing apology timing before the American note.
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Joseph O. Grew
Panay
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Nouking
Kiyoshi Hasegawa
China
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War Office
Nishi
Ingan
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Foreign Office
Leite
Joseph C. Grew
Foreigo
Maistr Koki Ilirota
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Amperigin Ambangador
Upie
Mystery Boat May Figure in Alcatraz Break
Federal investigators pursue a reported 30 foot craft near Richmond and a mystery boat sighting linked to the Alcatraz escape. Nat G. Piper vows to prosecute harborers. search crews reinforced as questions remain about Ralph Rue and Theodore Cole.
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Kearney Heads National Beet Growers Officers Reelected
Officers of the National Beet Growers Association were reelected at the annual meeting. President Kearney of Alma, Neb. vice presidents Litel of Sterig, Rawlins of Draper, Roediger of Fort Morgan. secretary Mogsett of Greeley. and treasurer Havok remained in place with the same salaries. The vote for president was close, with Kearney edging Rawlins on the second ballot 10 to 9. The executive committee kept the same members: Kearney, Liles, Rawlin, George Wilson, Warrick. The association discussed reducing travel by officials, continuing publication of the National Beet Grower magazine, and potential contracts to publish. The group voted to let local or regional associations handle future findings on agricultural contracts. Nebraskas request and the Montana–Wyoming association’s willingness to request findings were noted.
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Draper
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Roediger
Fort Morgan
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Greet Jey
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Wos Close
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Warrick
Rawlins
Liles
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George Wilson
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National
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Nebraska
Montana
Gropal
Holly Sugar Company
Ben Falugrat
Greeley
Ebon S. K. Warrick
Wallace
Callésmith
Watlye
Neal
Boy Looking at Santa Through Window Killed by Stone
Detroit. Dee 18. David Mayotk aged S years was killed Friday night when an ice laden stone coping toppled from a window frame and struck him as he gazed at a bright Christmas display. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Albare Mayott of River Royse.
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Roberts Hearing Not Likely To Be On Monday
District court will likely not hear the trial of Sewell Roberts on Monday as Roberta’s attorney indicates he cannot appear. The case may be postponed to December 24, per Border district court officials.
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Test flight of all-metal air battleship from San Diego
At Tosasi, 17 Dec, a four-engine all-metal air battleship built by Consolidated Aircraft successfully conducted its first test flight. The fortress-like bomber monoplane, heavily armored and capable of carrying a high bomb load, lifted off after a five minute watch by 3,000 workers.
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San Diego
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Greeleyite Leads In Aeronautics Honors Night
Orville Wright, co builder of the powered flight era, lauded as a leader in aeronautics during a honors night at the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences. Lindbergh and Durand attended as guests of honor as awards were presented for advances in flight and leadership to Wright, and to Dr. Tine Heckener, with support from naval and academic figures.
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Autoists Urged to Bar Sleds Behind Cars
Chief of Police C. C. Hunter warns motors not to hitch sleds to autos as it is dangerous. Offenders will be charged under reckless driver ordinances. Police continue efforts to protect motorists on Tenth agenda between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets and have assigned an officer for that task. Cooperation from drivers and owners is urged to prevent accidents.
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Sugar price debate sparks claims of consumer harm
The passage notes Wilson criticizing sugar price levels as overly high and below parity, calling any growers demand for higher prices ridiculous from the consumer’s view. He accuses producers of missteps for not being transparent about pricing.
Dewey Bailey Dies in Denver
Dewey O C Bailey aged 77 Denver mayor from 1910 to 1933 died late today of heart disease. He settled in Kiowa from Missouri in 1888 and helped establish local ranching. He was prominent in Republican circles since Solorady.
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Solorady
Republican Committee on Party Program Approval by Hoover
Hoover declares approval of a Republican party committee on program in Ogden Utah. He aims to move the party from criticism to a constructive stance as reporters note his jovial mood after arriving from Chicago. The key question is whether named committee members will accept. Christmas Vespers at Park Church planned for Sunday at 4 o clock with two choirs and a meditation by Rev Ervine Taglia.
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Republican Party Committee
Herbert Hoover
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Chicago
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Calif
Republican Party
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Gleen
Park Congregational Church
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Ervine Taglia
Convicted of Conspiracy to Bomb Trains in Illinois Coal Fields
Thirty eight defendants linked to the Progressive Miners of America were found guilty by a federal jury on three counts including conspiracy to dynamite trains. The trial, the largest in the court's history, followed five weeks of testimony against miners and officials tied to disruptions in central and southern Illinois coal operations during 1932 35.
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Ameripa Wilon
Hinds
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Tobin Accused of Failing to Signal in Street Collision
Reports say Louis T Tobin of 1020 Grasford failed to signal a turn Friday night near Lucerne, causing a rear collision with a machine driven by William BE Roy Jr of 1212 Texth Street Greeley. Total damage to both cars estimated at 125 dollars as police investigated a three car archdeng at Wighth avenue and eighteenth street.
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Fort Collins
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Twelfth Street
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Eastern Rivers At Flood Level Threatens Low Lands
Western Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia faced rising water as Eastern Rivers entered flood levels. Weather bureau warned of possible record inundation as melting snow fed the Allegheny and Monongahela basins. Pittsburgh's river gauges near critical flood stage with forecasts of high water for the region.
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Japanese Will Extend Control Beyond Nanking
Shanghai reports from December 18 outline Japan extending its strategic reach after Nanking. Vice Admiral Kiyoshi Hasegawa signals ongoing operations as Japanese forces press north and west toward Hankow and Canton. American missionaries in Nanking seek urgent relief while a Chinese source claims Sun Yat-sen’s government fled to Moscow with uncertain mission.
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