Nazi Envoy Told U S Demand for Public Apology
Washington December 22 Associated Press. Sumner Welles acting secretary of state denounced Germanys request for an official apology over Ickes remarks as improper and morally degrading from a government that tolerates anti American attacks. He warned German envoy Thomsen that public outrage in the United States would grow and charged Germany with repressive policy toward Jews and praise for Ford and Lindbergh. The exchange heightened already strained relations after ambassador withdrawals and new notes from Washington.
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Associated
Washington
Sumner Welles
Dlackon
United States
Roosevelt
Thorgen
Ickes
Germany
Welles
Waa
Thomsen
Henry Ford
Charles A. Lindbergh
State Department
Thomassen
Welle
Greeley East-West Route Faces Disruption Over Nebraska Talks
Nebraska towns between Grand Island and Lincoln push to reroute U S highway 34 through northwestern Nebraska toward the Black Hills. The plan challenges the current Chicago Grand Island Greeley Loveland Estes Park Granby alignment and could spur a 34 association drive. Salt Lake cooperation favors a Chicago Salt Lake scenic link via Trail Ridge, risking loss of the Greeley route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Nebraska
Grand Island
Lincoln
Black Hills
Granby
Stesmas
Springs
Craig
Verna
Utah
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Silt Lake
Tamoua Trail Ridge
H. Folbrecht
Greeing Chamber of Commetree
WeCook
Holdredge
Hastingas
Pla¢thmouty
Red Oak
Creston
Fairfield
Ottumwa
Charltén
Burlington
Kewanee
Galesburg
Tenois
Natonal Park
Black Hill
Wahay
Clavia
St. Paul
Lap City
Ansley
Alliance
Crawford
Schroeder Convicted in Man With Deadly Weapon Case
George A. Schroeder, 44, a Weld County rancher, was convicted in district court of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to do bodily harm. He received six months in county jail and a $500 fine after being previously free on bond. The incident, Sept. 27 at the Schroeder ranch, involved a shooting at John I. Filer during a dispute over adjoined earth that entered Schroeder’s cornfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Schroeder
Weld County
Frederic W. ‘Clark
John I. Filer
Kimball
Nebr
Schroeder
Piler
Biological Survey Man Assigned to Northern Colorado
Frank R. Goodman of Fort Collins is assigned to the northern Colorado territory including Weld, Larimer, Boulder and Morgan counties as a hunter and trapper for the Biological Survey. He takes the post after William Cooper of Roget resigned after 14 years. Goodman was transferred from Timfan, Colo., in southeastern Colorado and has six years with the survey in Utah and Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Goodman
Fort Collins
Colorado Territory
Weld, Larimer
Boulder
Morgan Counties
U. 3
Biological Survey
William Cooper
Roget
Goodman
Colorado
Timfan
Colu
Mr. Goodman
The
Utah
Nevada
St, Colorado
la Jone
Local Woman Becomes Great Great Grandmother News
Mrs Emma Atwell aged 93 at 1245 Seventh Ave has learned of the birth of her great great granddaughter Barbara Ann Flemming in Creedmoor New York. Barbara Ann is the daughter of Mrs Bill Flemming, granddaughter of Ralph Pope of Creedmore and great granddaughter of Mrs J M Pope of Durham North Carolina.
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Emma Atwell
Seventh Ave
Barbara Ann Flemming
Creedmoor
N. Y
Barbara Ann
Bill Flemming
Ralph Pope
Creedmore
J. M. Pope
Durham
N. Gy
Atwell
Icy Highways Costly To Motorists in Colorado
Icy streets and highways in the northeastern Colorado highway patrol district cause high auto damage costs. Deputy supervisor Frank Berger estimates losses around 25 dollars per incident with ten counties affected. The district will receive five new patrol cars stationed at Fort Collins Sterling Longmont Hudson and Greeley, totaling 12 cars and 16 patrolmen plus staff.
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Colorado Highway Patrol
Frank A. Berger
State Highway Patrol
Hahwaye
Creeley
Loveland
Fort Morgan
Fort Collins
Sterling
Cary
Berger
Raulde
Larlmner
Weld
Jackson
Murgin
Logan
Sedgwick
Phillips
Yuma
Washington
Highway Patrol
Lunsmont
Boulder
Hudson
Wray
Derger
Greeley
J C Penney Pays Christmas Bonus To 30000 Employees
J C Penney Company will distribute a special Christmas bonus during the week before Christmas to more than 30 000 employees including those in the Greeley store. The board voted the extra remuneration in recognition of loyal service during the year. Those with one full year receive two weeks extra pay. shorter tenure earns pay commensurate with service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Penney, Company
Greeley
Thore
Penney Company
Accidental Rifle Shot Wounds Lupton Woman
Fort Lupton December 22 Mr Hoy Edwards of Fort Lupton was awake in the hip by an accidental rifle discharge Sunday He brought to her home today from Colorado General Denver the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A J Soringer near the Keystone filling station when a gun in the hands of her brother discharged while unloading The trigger caught on his overall The bullet passed through a door and lodged in Mrs Edwards hip Scrape in Denver showed the bullet lodged in the hip bone It will not be removed and so not expected to cause her any permanent inconvenience.
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Fort Lupton
Hoy Edwards
Sunda
Nome Hirday
Colorado
Mra. Edwards
Denver
Medical Society Contract Terms Endangered for County Indigents
The Weld County Medical society contracts with the county commissioners for indigent care expire January A new contract is being drafted. The society currently receives 1000 dollars monthly for out of hospital cases and 250 dollars monthly for hospital patients. Preliminary talks explore a group hospital and medical contract for WPA workers with a three percent charge of 44 dollars per month per family. A proposal would raise hospital ship costs by about two dollars monthly per family under a WPA plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County Medical Society
Board of County Commissioners
WPA
Shajlar
Pensions Disbursed by Weld County Welfare Office
December pensions sent for old age aid to 1,847 recipients totaling $56,225 with state and federal repayment to the county. Aid to the blind went to 23 recipients totaling $442 with two thirds county reimbursement. Dependent children benefits to 263 families totaling $8,660.98 with two thirds county reimbursement. Tuberculosis care in November cost $1,190 with county bearing half.
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Weld County Welfare Department
Checka
la Retin
Fort Lupton Woman Found Dead in Home
Fort Lupton Dec. 22 Mrs Ida Halle Bells 65 was found dead in her home at 523 Third street by her son Harvey Sella Wednesday evening. She had been dead 12 to 18 hours when found. Dr J J Levine acting coroner reported. Mrs Sella born near Elkhart Ind Feb 24 1873 moved to Colorado as a child and married Charley H Sells who died in 1930. Survivors include a daughter and son Harvey W Selle two brothers Burton W Marsh and CC Marsh and Mrs Tom Porter of Delta O and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Fort Lipton
Ida Halle Bells
Jhed
Third Street
Harvay Sella
Fort Lupton
J. Levine
Mca. Selle
Brighton
Sella
Sells
Elkhart
Ind
Shea
Stewartaville
Colorado
Charley H. Sells
Great Western Sugar Company
Yom Kingery
Harvey W. Selle
Burton W. Marsh
Brooking, Ore
Cc, Marsh
Denver
Tom Porter
Delta
Aeveral
Lefferdink Mortuary
Ford Motion Taken Under Advisement in County Court
County Judge Renjarsin Woodwork heard a motion by Fred O Ford's attorney to make the complaint more certain and specific amid election count errors at Frederick and votes cast by allegedly unqualified electors. Trial of recusals is set for Jan 10 with multiple counsel listed and officials named to appear January 10.
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Renjarsin
Fred O. Ford
Frederick
Recuss
John W. O'Hagan
Fori
Help Waldo, Jr
WW. E
Celat
A. Willian Hanson
Maentth
Bord
Dance Hall Operator Is Questioned Again
Grand Junction December 21 District Attorney William F Taveradd said the day he began questioning Sadler a well known dance hall proprietor. Investigators plan to question three other men detained in a routine probe tied to a deadly shooting at the Riviera club last Sunday. Walter J Eames previously ran the club and was fined in 1935 for gambling device violations.
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Asaue Tobed
Grand Junction
Willian F. Taveradd
Sadler
Jfire
Pollep
Iltmora Club
Eames
Clourish
Balding Sadler
Haywood
H. F. Uecker
Panther Oil Gets Verdict in Local Contract Case
Panther Oil and Gas Co. won a contract case in district court. A six member jury awarded $494.68 to Panther Oil after deducting freight on materials Burge Northern Colorado Roofing supplied. Tracy Cameron represented Panther Oil. Herbert Mann represented Burge. Verdict returned after 3:82 PM to 7:55 PM Thursday. Court offices the next morning saw many petition preparations for April hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siven Panther Oil & Gas Company
Dielelet
Urge
Northern Colorado Roofing Company
Burge
Tracy Cameron
Herbert Mann
Case
Allsans
Ickes and Welles Clash Over German Charge Amid Armament Tensions
In Washington, Ickes sharply criticizes Germany in the same frame as Americans, drawing an angry response from German charge d affaires Dr. Thomsen who demanded an apology. Sumner Welles, acting secretary, mediates as relations strain during a period of protests against the broader armament buildup.
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Germany
Ickes
Sumner Welles
Thomsen
Washington
Americans
Welles
Cordell Hull
South America
Coffin Grants Probation Then Weds Greeley Woman
District Judge Claude C Coffin granted Hazel Platt of Greeley probation after she pleaded guilty to a confidence game tied to check charges. Loula Veida, also from Greeley, attended and immediately married Platt following the probation grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin
Greeley
Claude C. Coffin
Hazel Platt
Loula Veida
Platt
Coster death by own action note blames many others
New York report summaries F. Danakd Coster born Philin Munten claims a melita note reveals miners Tayey Indians and executives bled McKeason while he says the company should have been in receivership. He writes that inner board friction and a rotten wholesale business doomed efforts and exonerates his brother in masquerade while accusing Wall Street plunder and a scheme for honest existence. Police investigated two auto dumps and a collision at city streets with names given for drivers.
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New York
F. Danakd Coster
Philin Munten
Tayey
Aptalkers
Aml
McKeason Wid
Atobitny Ywlibes
Dtrath
Sail
Ona
Yarr
Friestinu
Masquerane
Wall Street
Bindanatl
Indler
Connecticut
Canon City Woman Dies in Fall Down Cellar Stairs
Canon City December 22 Mrs R Le Atterbury wife of a local osteopath was killed early today when she fell down the cellar stairs at her home. Coroner A E Holmes Jr said death was from a broken neck. Atterbury reported finding his wife’s lifeless body at the foot of the attack when he returned from a call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganon City
R. le Atterbury
A. E. Holmes Jr
Atterbury
Hfelezs
Argentina Balks At U S Plan In Lima
In Lima, Argentina rejects a complete draft of a Pan American solidarity declaration delaying adoption. Isidoro Ruiz Moreno signaled mixed views while Brazil urged Argentina to accept the proposal to present the resolution to the conference without Argentina.
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Argentina
U.S
Lima
Argentino
Dan
Germany
Thaly
Roosevelt
South America
Britain
Uniteu Siites
Lita
Corman
Lina
Solidarity Cooperative Desense
Isidoro Ruiz Moreno
Confarines
Tele
Eald
Oswalto Arinha
Rio Ddaneiro
Roberto Ortiz
Gentino
Public Library Closed Two Days For Holiday
The public library will be closed Sunday and Monday for a two day holiday. It will close at five o clock Sunday and reopen Tuesday.
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Christmaka
Agsio Jst
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Pittsman
Senate Foreign Relations' Committee
Japan
der Angriff
Berlin
Nec
Germit
Taterine Elarold
Tekes
Sui Geremany
Amd
Titssdafag
Haus Joseph Coekhels
der Apigritt Weutening
Idkes
Wnter
Ickes Addras
Zionlate
Zionist Society of
Cleveland
Geremany
Charles A Linder
Colo
J.C. Penney
Lupton
Margaret Martin
Business College
Kingston
Atreet
Mitaing
Kelleraburg
Medical Society
Beteee
Ford
Panther Oil
Coster
J. B. Donca
Mra
Freida Merrett
Kerney
Calliston
1100 Wing
Eigith Avenue
Wayne Frantz
Gregley
Rente 1
Windaor
Eleventh, Avenue
Ninth Street
Canon City
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