Protests Over Sugar Acreage Allotments Face 1939 Plans
Charles M. Kearney and Frank A. Kemp will join hearings January 3 to discuss sugar beet acreage allotments for 1939. Western growers protest that the 1,030,000 acre total under the sugar act is too low, urging allocations reflect planting capacity. Colorado districts list allotments by factory districts, with figures for Greeley Brush Brighton Eaton Fort Morgan and others.
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Associated Press
Washington
Antyryu
Charles M. Keartey
Frank A. Kemp
Cuba
Toot Growers Association
Kemp Kearney
United States Beet Sugar Association
Adament Colopedo
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
TesGatyy
Bose Grypasoy
Wallace
Ion
Q’mahonty
Fio
Obidlaln
Agriculous Department
Colorado
Greeley
Brush
Brighton
Eaton
Fort Coi- Eng
Fort Morgan
Ft. Lupton
Longmont
Loveland
Star.ox
Las Windus
Sugar Ait Ford
City Peek
Delte-Grand Junction
National
Association
Tusstay
Charles M. Kearney
Gronldedt
Great West
Chicago
Great Western Territory
Proteata Ta Ba
Mountain Stores Heel Growers Association
Sta Bu
Atterberry to share new evidence in osteopath wife case
Canon City reports that any evidence from pathologist Dr. R L Atterberry's retained expert on the strangulation death of Mrs Nona Atterberry 24 may be given to officials. District Attorney Engleton granted permission for a second post mortem by Carl W Maynard of Pueblo. Mrs Hepato Axtell and Laura Ma60 traveled home to Kirksville after the funeral, and the mother did not comply with a request to view the body before burial as Dr Maynard completed an x ray examination.
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Canon City
R. L. Atterberry
Nona Atterberry
Atterberry
B. M. Engleton
Carl W. Maynard
Pueblo
Colp
Hepato ‘Axtell
Galace
Laura Ma
Kirksville
Allerberry
Maynard
Contracts approved for Colorado college library and PE building
Denver December 28 report that the state executive council approved three contracts for the Colorado State College of Education library in Greeley including general construction by Wolhler and Fores of Greeley for 113617 dollars plumbing and heating by Johnson and Davis of Greeley for 12814 dollars and electrical work by Herdman Electric for 4260 dollars. The council also approved a contract to erect a physical education building at Adams State Teachers College in Alamosa for 91459 dollars awarded to Adams Engineering Corporation of Denver.
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Denver
Alote Executive Council
Golorada State College of Education
Greeley
General
Woehler and Fores Company
Johnson and Davia
Gresley
Electrical Herdman Electric Company
Qowect
Adams State Teachers’ Et ‘Alateota
Adams Engineering Corporation of Denver
Dorothy Flohr Dies Suddenly at 18 in La Salle
Dorothy Flohr 18, daughter of Viam and Amélia Flohr of La Salle, died suddenly at Gresley Hospital at 1 am Wednesday after five days there. An autopsy by Acting Coropar Dr. J. Levine found maternal council- Home-heart alieck as the cause.
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Dorothy Flohr
Wiam
Amélia Flohr
la Salle
Gresley Hospital
J. Levine
Materal Council
Heart Alieck
Free Tuesday Clinic At Greeley Hospital
At Greeley hospital a weekly Tuesday morning free clinic is run by In Crowded Quarters staff with Weld County Public Health association handling office work and Weld County Medical Society conducting examinations. The service, serving 15 to 25 largely relief clients plus some WPA and pensioners, includes tuberculosis testing and isolation for throat and see cases. The Public Health association also aids prenatal care and maternal hygiene while the county pays $250 monthly for medical care and surgery.
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Greeley Hospital
Weld County Public Health Association
Weld County Medical Society
WPA
Malinga
Hugh Wheeler
Public Health Association
Medical Society
The
the Tribune
Resolution To Strengthen City Fire Control Adopted Tuesday
City council approved a measure to bolster oversight of premises for fire hazards. The plan directs the fire department and building inspector to inspect residences east of Eleventh Avenue and between the Union Pacific and Poudre River to ensure fire safety compliance within five days. A sanitary outlet for the area and a new building ordinance to curb unsafe construction were discussed, with Island Grove park clubhouse permission granted and Maurice Kinsinger receiving a slaughterhouse permit.
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Nisbl
Eleventh Avenue
Union N Eith
Poudre
Mesrvera
Akeet Club
Island Grove Park
Stella McClenahan Dies After Illness at College Library
Stella E McClenahan a longtime College of Education Library staffer died Tuesday night at Greeley hospital at 11 14 pm following illness. She joined the Colorado State College library staff in 1927 and earned degrees from Monmouth College and Columbia Library School She led the circulation department and taught library usage and served as a sponsor for student groups Survived by her mother sister and two nieces funeral services will be held at the Maca...
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Stella McClqnahan
Rocial Studies
United Presbyterian Church
College Library
Stella McClenahan
Mien
Stella E. McClenahan
Greeley Hwepital
Colorado State College of Education
Columbia University
Sené
Tia Social Science Circle of
Misa McClenahan
Jotmore
Kan
Arthur “M. McClenahan
Jénule Sr. McClenaten
Greeley
United Presbyterian Ehurch
Greeley Publi
Misa McClonahan
Collega
Columbia Library School
Minees
Miss McCrenshan
Altruss Club
Delta Kappa Gamme
Kappa Delit Qum- Tan
Slama Fi
Lambda
Biss
McGlenshan
Mra
Jennig
McClennehan
Mry
Elizabeth M. Leiper
Bicycle Licenses Due January 1 in City
The city clerk’s office will issue 1939 bicycle licenses on January 1. Licenses cost 50 cents for the year. Fees are expected to exceed 1,000 for 1939. All bicycles must have a headlight and a red glass refractor. metal rear reflectors are prohibited.
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Hadi
Ordinariea
Suspects Identified in Denver Robbery Case Hearings
Dennis cannot identify any of three suspects held by Denver police after a $25 robbery at the Virginia Inn in Platteville. Paroled Colorado inmates Andrew Kiddie and Kenneth Thurlow were identified by tavern owners as the two holdups near Denver.
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Hers Damels
Virginia
Platteville
Weld Sheriff's
Offica
Denver
Iax
Der
Colorado State Penitentiary
Andrew Kiddie
Kennah Thurlow
Carl Brumpt
Broomfield
Colo
James FB. Childers
Childers
Menver
Kiddie
Pridon
Arvada
Thurlow
Leadville
Droonyfield
Nineteenth
Curtis Stresta
Denver General Hospital
Tax Notices Sent By County Treasurer In Two Weeks
The 1938 tax notices will be sent to pay 1939 taxes in about two workdays. Personal taxes go out by postcard while real estate taxes are mailed by letter. First half incurs a penalty after March 1, with full payment by April 30 to avoid fines. second half penalties begin August 1. The treasury office has purchased supplies to prepare notices and receipts.
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Harvey Widner
Treasury Office
Justices of Peace Collect Big Sum Not Turned Over to State
Gerald Breen of Fort Collis was arrested by its police and fined $16 plus costs in the Juice Hen H court for oulying without operator's Heenen. Default on payment of the cents led to lodging in the county jail after sentencing.
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Justices of Peace
Saunders
Gerald Breen
Fort Collis
Costa
Florance
Breen
Seacil Roberts Surrenders to County Jail After Appeal Denied
Seacil Roberts, former Gresley chief of polls, plans voluntary surrender to county jail to begin a two year term for murder after the state supreme court denied a rehearing. The plan followed receipt of necessary papers. no pardon available. Roberts announced by conference that he would surrender when mittimus is signed. Funeral service scheduled Friday for Mert Looper Wilde at Marya Dewing Chapel with interment at Gila Grave. Fort Lupton reports a stolen automobile from H B Allesbrook. Joyriders suspected. owner observed theft.
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Heal Roberts
Gresley
Polls
Afl
Ray I. Hatter
Sherri Gus Anderson
Kou Wa
Roberts
Whet
Huoberts
Tate
Ora Wedngstay
Spack
Muluete
Sears
Rourde
Buwre
Wberty
Fort Ballee
Lttiius
Kuhers Wan
Hoberts
Anderson
Besia
Wistvied
Sealch
Neale Roberts
Yistion
Mert
Looper Wilde
Marya
Gila Grave
Waldo to File Particulars in Court Today
Waldo Jr attorney for Hansen seeks detailed bill of particulars in a Weld county court election contest over county commissioner race. Official count shows Fred Ford, Democrat, beating incumbent Hansen, Republican, by 89 votes with contention over who could vote in Frederick. Judge had ordered a bill of particulars due by 5 oclock Wednesday afternoon.
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al Frederick
Tap Waldo, Jr
Hefi
Crist
Bela
A. Wilam Hansen
Evie
Weld
Tat Hansen
Fred Ford
Ford
Orvora
Frederick
John W O'Hagan
Benjamin Woodcock
Weather notes for Colorado and Kansas with cold waves
Weather summary reports flurries likely in the north of Colorado, colder conditions in the east Wednesday night into Thursday. Moderate to severe cold waves forecast in eastern areas Thursday. Kansas sees occasional light snow and a severe cold wave on Thursday. Local 24 hour outlook ending Wednesday shows a high of 18 and a low of 2.
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Colorado
Kansas
Secretary of State Refuses To Name Men Affected
Denver reports a three week state investigation into records of 300 justices of the peace and 63 county clerks over fines from motorists and vehicle taxes. George E. Saunders says thousands of dollars are involved and criminal proceedings may follow. An audit aims to recover unturned funds from fines and license fees mismanaged before the new tax system. Edward Zadrow hired as public accountant at 150 dollars monthly to aid the audit.
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Denver
Justices At the Peace
George E. Saunders
Justices of the Peace
State Motor Vehicle Department
State Highway Department
Justice of the Peace
Saunders
Yeathcaw
Pete
Beanders
State Civil Service Commission
Edward Zadrow
Rastira
Shakeup of WPA Seen to Meet Objections
Washington reports indicate a forthcoming WPA reshuffle amid congressionally rising criticism. Observers expect personnel changes and budget focus to appease lawmakers, with Democrats debating reduced spending rather than tax hikes as the WPA faces potential congressional storms.
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Congress
qAnsc Ciled Pree
Washington
WPA
Fire devastates hotels and taverns in International Falls
A blaze in International Falls Minnesota destroyed three frame buildings housing two hotels and four taverns. About 125 people fled in 20 degree weather as the fire started around 2 12 am from an overheated furnace. Guests escaped in nightclothes and bare feet, many sheltering in the street while authorities battled the flames.
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International Falls
Mian
Vietoris
Sveakote
Beotlon
J Ae Freese
Nick “Kochlaos
India
Gueeta
Kotela
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Kemp
State
Council Okehs
Maurice Kinsinger
Dennis
Seacil Roberts
Allesbrack
H. B. Allesbrook
Fort Lupton
Tueaday
Erit
Uilvoa
Waldo
Minnesota
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