Georgia Solon Urges Madden Smith resignations and Wagner Act changes
Georgia solon Rainepeek calls for the resignations of J Warren Madden and Edwin Smith from the National Labor Relations Board and proposes two year amendments to the Wagner Act. She says Madden and Smith did not carry out Congress will and backed reforms to protect small unions and expand collective bargaining rights.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Raimepeek
Dein
Georgia
J. Warren Madden
Edwin
Sith
National Jahorek Firns Board
Remspock
Madden
Smith
Hotvoslyn Camgiers
Threetian
Cyes
William M. Letser
Congress
Thay
Tanispeak
Wingus
Gamze
Uvelr
Engineer and Fireman Killed in Mail Train Wreck
Richland Nebraska December 21 The Union Pacific mail train bound for Chicago derailed after striking a stalled motor car. The engineer David Jones of Indin was found among tangled wreckage and the fireman Len Noberta from Council Bluffs Iowa perished beneath the overturned locomotive.
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Richland
Nebe
Union Pacific
Len Noberta
Councy Bluffs
Waa
David- Jones
Dindin
Rugh Ranch Drouth Broken By Snowfall
Snow fell across Rugh Ranch and nearby areas breaking a drought. Mr Rugh reported three quarters of an inch at his ranch Thursday morning with clearing expected mid morning. Red Feather and Estes Park also saw similar snowfall as the Rocky Mountain gateway region faced heavy snowfall.
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Glair Ropl
Liveshoro
Rugh
Red Feather
Altho
Litta
Llveemare
Chembers Lake
McFetridge Jury Fails To Agree In Liquor Case
Jury in the McFetridge case could not reach a verdict on charges of selling Wyner without a license at the Grounsend Suldte in Greeley. The panel reported six to six before Judge Benjamin A. Wood discharged them. A new trial was promised and the case moved to January. McFetridge denied selling to Byron, admitting only presence of wine and liquor that night.
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Lryinghousa
D. D. McFetridges
Rosedale
Wyner
Greeley
Weas
Judes
Benjamin A. Woodonek
Banb
MacFetridge
McFetridge
May M. Briggs
20-30 Club Plans Christmas Dinner for Needy Folk
The 20-30 Club schedules a Rex Cale dining room dinner next Wednesday night for underprivileged locals. Each member hosts a dish and the group aims for a simple, community‑minded event with a chef’s dinner motif.
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Rex Cale
Soviet Planes Bomb Helsinki Hospital Buildings
Soviet Russian planes bombed a hospital dormitory and heavily damaged a school for the blind in Helsinki. Two hospital patients were injured and some deaths reported as a five-block hospital area was struck. The raid coincided with earlier attacks on towns nearby and caused widespread damage to surrounding structures.
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Win
Helsinki
Joseph Braun
Copenhagen
Heleniki
Viccinity
School For the Blind
Four Year Old Girl Dies Suddenly in Alamega Home
Myra Jean Durham aged four, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Burhaus of 1810 Eleventh Street, died at home Thursday morning from a cerebral condition. Coroner TC Wilmoth investigated. Survived by parents two sisters Dariene and Patsy and a brother Dean Leroy. Funeral details pending.
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Myra Jean Durham
J. Roy Burhaus
Eleventh Street
Simnomeei
TC. Wilmoth
Cree- Jey
Dariene
Patsy
Dean Leroy
Hurhemta
Olvey Well Works Fund
Winter Wheat Forecast Sinks to 1925 Low in U S
Washington December 21 The agriculture department forecasts 1940s winter wheat production at 399 million bushels due to severe drought the smallest indicated yield since 1976. Also a local note reports a radiator theft incident in Denver with details unclear.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Windsor Man Injured In Post Accident At Premises
An elderly Windsor man named George Stone was injured on Monday when he turned to leave a home on N. & Cooper premises. He fractured several ribs, suffered a compound fracture of the second finger on his left hand, and sustained knee and nose injuries. X Rays later revealed the fracture. The incident also reports a grandson, Robert Eugene, six, critically ill with meningitis in Twin Falls, with family notified.
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Windsor
Dre
George Stonemeta
Alf Winsor
N. & Cooper
Stonemats
Mya
C. H. Fenarapu
Robert Eugene
Willam Stanematsa
Buhl
Datantia
Representative Martin of Colorado Stricken On Train
Aides to 71 year old Representative Martin of Colorado say he is critically ill in a naval hospital in Washington and has been placed in an oxygen tent. He was taken to the hospital after a severe attack while en route from his home to the capital on Saturday.
Moonshine Raid Finds Still at Dyer Farm
Sheriff and federal agents raided the Dyer ranch near Ault Weld County locating a still, mash, and multiple whiskey barrels. Clark Dyer, 28, a former Georgia resident, was arrested and jailed after officers seized about 10 gallons of whiskey and several large mash vessels amid the garage and yard. Neighbors reported moonshine activity at the site for some time, and Dyer claimed ignorance of the still’s operation. The raid included agents from Denver and local deputies who recovered containers and equipment.
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Dyer Ranch
Aurt
Clark Dyer
G. Anderson
Devsity Gry Hullinger
Smith
James Exsterbrook
Denver
Dyer
Anderson
Bned
Dyer Place
Galeton
Weld County
Georgia
Wheeler Denver Demos Speak at Jackson Day Dinner
United States Senator Harlan S. Wheeler of Mari tana accepted an invitation to be the principal speaker at the Jackson day dinner on Jan. 8, according to Washington dispatches. Wheeler cited affection for Colorado and friendship with Colorado’s two Democratic senators Alva Adams and C. Johnson, noting Johnson’s recent suggestion of Wheeler for the 1940 Democratic presidential nomination.
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Denver
United States
Harlan S. Wheeler
Mari Tana
Jura
Washington
Fara
Lorado Democrats
James A. Marsh
Dumpers
Wheeler
Colorado
Wisdoey
Ajnte
United Stotea
Alva Ts. Adams Ant
C. Johnnon
Johnson
Younstant
Tollurne
Montrose
Nontona
Dr England to speak on farm program at Weld Institute
Dr England will address the Weld County Farmers Institute in Greeley on opening day. He will discuss the effects of the recent war on agriculture and industry as part of a program led by the Department of Agriculture. County Agent J. W. Toyne announced details as seed show preparations proceed. In Washington, F A Sicox, 56, chief of forest advice, died of heart disease at his Virginia home.
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Weld
Greeley Inn
He Belvesu
Agriewinint Economics
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D, C
J. W. Toyne
England
Bave
Toyne
Washington
F. A. Sicox
The
Forest Advice
Lotto
Alexandria
Weather summary for Colorado and Wyoming region
Forecast: Colorado fair Thursday night and Friday with warmer southeast, cooler north on Friday. Wyoming partly cloudy in south with snow flurries in the north Thursday night, Friday partly cloudy. Local low 24, temperatures Thursday high 0, low 17.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Dewey Invited To Speak Here Next Month
West County Young Republicans chairman Chaligers Rwing sent a letter to US district attorney Thoms H. Lewey requesting Dewey speak in Greeley next month. Ewing contacted state and national headquarters to arrange a Colorado appearance, hoping for a large crowd.
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Dewey
Chaligers Rwing
West County
Young Republicans
MU Ufrehe Hergdnal
Thoms H. Lewey
United States
Leiden
Greeley
Sanwary
Ewhig
Coloradoate
Gresley
Ewing
Young
Davey
Colorado
Governor Attacks Tax Order Over Assessments
Governor denounces attorney general for directing counties to base 2040 tax bills on assessments set by the state tax commission. He says the move bypasses the board of equalization and prompts a personal investigation to uncover irregularities. Attorney General’s office says action was to notify counties, with later attempts to halt the plan.
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Dee
Ralps
Cove
Attorway
Sinta Tax Commission
Dyron G. Rogars
Executive Council
Tin
Board of Equalts
Texan Appointed Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
Dee Washington reports Grover Bd. TM of Gainesville nominates Lex to serve as assistant secretary at agriculture with March 1 start. Lex, about 60, previously directed the regional office for New Mexico Texas and Ollalar star in the agriculture department. Recently assigned to the VA, his career spans years in policy and program administration.
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Washington
Grover
Gainesville
Lex
Stoonovett
Agriculture
Marry
Drawn
Hill
New Mexico
Texas
Ollalar
Aariculiire Department
Lad on Probation for Train Throwing Incident in Greeley
A sixteen year old Grealey boy who admitted throwing objects at the Anto Pacific Pony Espreag passenger train as it left Greeley was placed on two years probation out of county court. The probation will determine the sentence to be served in the state prison without further trial.
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Grealey Hoy
Anto Pacific
Greeley
Vielton
W A Lloyd Hospitalized For Old Finger Injury
W A Lloyd of W289 Beventh Ayn aud sustained an old injury to a finger on December 7 and was brought to Greeley hospital for treatment. He underwent medical care and is receiving treatment for the wound.
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W. A. Lloyd
W. OA. Lloyd
Greeley
No Jackpot for Age Pensioners in 1929
Anacinieg trews Nonyor reports there will be no jackpot for Colorado’s 10,301 old age pensioners. State Welfare Director Karl M. Mouna says there will be no pension find atiples to divide. Carr Urges Water Compacts. Canon City notes Governor Ralph K. Care hopes Colorado joins an interstate water compact to control rivers of The Grande.
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Anacinieg
Carr
Canon City
Bec
Ralph, K. Care
Colomilo
Arkansas
North Platte
Texas
New Mexico
Ladlea Dey
Rotary Eiud
Health Officers Ordered to Finland by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt ordered two U S public health service medical officers to Finland to cooperate with the Red Cross against typhus and other epidemic diseases. Senior Surgeon H A Spencer, then in Paris, and Vance B Murray, then at the American consulate general in Bert De Murray, were dispatched for the mission.
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Dressy
Washington
Roosevelt
U.S. Public Health Service
Finland
Red Cross
H. A. Spencer
I Parla
Vance B. Murray
Bert de Murray
Colorado
FDR May Send Army Kitchens To Ohio Needy
President Roosevelt told Win today he prepared to send army kitchen units into Ohio to prevent starvation among the needy if relief provisions fail. Owens argued relief funds for Ohio were inadequate compared with York and other states, urging immediate action.
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FDR
Ohio
Washington
Japlin Owens
Neal
Ohio Cio
Roosevelt
Win
Owens
Ohto
Honkeys
Xar
Gwens
Iniafe
WPA
National Session Talk Among Liberal Politicians
Washington secretaries stated liberal leaders from both parties discuss a possible national convention before the presidential campaign. A third party ticket could form with some support, depending on President Housewell's term decision and backers in several states.
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Washington
Rekes
Ubersl
Tekes
Norely
Independent
Nebraska
Nd LaPolietta
Prayre Sal
Wisconsin
Housewell
Lin
Ucket
Perhaga
New York State
Mmost Certian
Local man fined for dimming lights. others jailed for rides and drunk driving
Ernest Danielson was fined by Justice W. Ry for dimming lights on a public road while meeting an approaching vehicle. Poy Walling also fined. Second offender Sevondlo Delferrera jailed 10 days for selling rides on a highway and drunken behavior. A separate report from Des Moines notes political views on farming subsidies and agricultural policy.
Denver Meteorite Blast Blamed On Space Rock
Denver experts and Estes Park officials report a meteorite explosion over northern Colorado. Ranging sightings from Rocky Mountain National Park to Granby and Fort Collins described a bright red blue fireball with a rumbling sound. Authorities in Denver Boulder and surrounding towns heard the blast and await confirmation of fragments. meteorite expert J H Nininger weighs the evidence.
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Granite Canon
Fort Collios
Dac
Colorado
Ted Lewantoo
Euuloya
Wes Great Westers Sugar
Wye
Lewandosx
Fort Collins
Agwvelmod Press
Denver
Realdenta
Nintiger
Colorado Penaiai Natural History Gait Ioiday
Marjorie
Akron
J. J. Wile
Ales
Colo
Wilson
Dr. Nitinger
Lonimont
Kort Collins
Leveland
Greeley
Matteville
Neyer
Iurger
Nininger
Talan
Nis Wormon
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Rugh Ranch
Estes Park
Rocky Mountain National Park
Park Service
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Groudsend
Byron
Goldla.Davis
Loretta Nilia
Chude
Goldie
Davises
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PWA
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Nec
John Carmody
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Pyros
Pista
Glantas
Mead Felk
Tetsinks
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Mussien Hiers
Miru
Goathurs
Chine-Gunnereoginre
Tha ‘Sapenombaz Werde
Nthe Helsirél
Hotainki
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Scoville
Thureday
Teuth Street
Ninth Agenua
Martin
Very
Ault
Denver Demos
Dr. England
Byron Rogers
Texan
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Ass’t
Lad
U.P
Ernest Danielson
Poy Walling
Doles
Dex Moines
Sarmond
Rom Turrolohs
Reo Ie
Presa Estes Park
National Park Rangers
Barton J. Derachler
Ernest K. Steele
Strefight
J. H. Nininger
Colorato Museum of Naonal History
Qanver
Wwaserin
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Grealey
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Latlona
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Top Comming
Greley
Eaton
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Toulder
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