Mystery Tale Slayer Leaps Into Ocean After Yacht Distress
Los Angeles) Evening Harold and Express report unconfirmed homicide and a possible self inflicted death after the yacht Rafle was towed toward Los Angeles harbor. Dwight L. Faulding 49 Santa Barbara hotel owner was found dead on deck. Six survivors plus Faulding’s body were rescued by the coast guard cutter Perseus. Passenger names include Gertrude Ture and son Robert, Mrs. Jack Aleyean, Miss Elsie Berdan, Robert Horne 28, and George Spernak. Naval and FBI investigators pursued details as a mystery case unfolds.
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Angelee
Los Angeles
Harold
Rafle
Bwight Faulding
Santa Barbara
Coast Guard
Perseus
Like Harbor
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Herald and Express
Faulding
Red Seas
Astje
Los Angeles Harbor
W. Hylse Borne
San Diego
Aaffe
Dwight L. Faulding
Bartha
Tiger
Naval Filer
Navy Tyer
San Pedro Dee
Perseis Olen
Asije
Point
Here
Mexican Coast
Coael Guard
Gertrude Ture
Robert Tufor
Dos Pueblos Rancho
Galeta
Uniit
Jack Aleyean
Elsie Berdan
Robert Horne
West Los Angeles
George Spernak
Navy
Wanal
Jack Mow Ben
Mayel
Epslon
Montian
Jack Morgan
Altho
Faouldlig
Turner
Cliff Durant
Etta Burnett
Canera
Ammons To Cut State Functions To Eliminate Useless Work
Governor Ammons plans a list of nonessential state functions to suspend for 80 days under emergency powers to trim the budget. He will submit the list to the executive council later, with TR G Montgomery, budget and efficiency commissioner, overseeing expenditure controls. A state college economist attended the briefing.
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Uoint Pees
Denver
Pen
State House
President Roosevelt to Deliver Message Monday at 1 20 P M
Arrangements fixed for President Roosevelt to address a joint session of Congress on Monday at 1 20 p m Washington time 11 30 a m Greeley time. The schedule positions the message as a major early New Deal era briefing to lawmakers.
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Washington
Des
Roosevelt
Congress
Mountain
Stendard
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Robert Jackson
Thia
Jackson
McNavy
Nevada-Greeley Tickets On Sale For Home Game
Nevada Greeley State announces ticket sales for the upcoming home game. Reserved seats cost 75 cents plus tax, general admission 50 cents, and school children pay 25 cents. Athletic Director Fona Hangocht oversees the sale. The Bears aim for a strong home debut following a December split with Kansas State.
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Nevada Greeley
Robbery at Jack's Lunch Nets $29 in Break-In
A burglar known to frequent Jack's Lunch at 612 Right Avenue gained access by a broken front door, stole $29 from the cash register and a beer box containing $2, then escaped. Police officer Jess e Smith found the break-in at 1:20 am Thursday and noted a key used to unlock the door. Earlier Tuesday night, Cummings Hardware garage was entered with tools described, including large pipe wrenches. Estate of Mary Little Klussman faces probate in Galeton valued at $6,000 with varied bequests to husband, stepchildren, and other heirs.
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Righth Avenue
Jesse Smith
Cummings Handware Company
Mary Litte Klussmen
Galeton
New Outbreak of Strikes in French Mines
New outbreak of strikes in northern France’s mining region escalates unrest after government action in Paris. Anzin workers join protests against mine workers’ discharge, spreading among about 16,090 miners. Premier Camille Chautemps threatens action, orders settlement, and mobilizes army reserves to end the dispute.
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Mininis
France
Puble
Te Np
Anzin
Iinéra
Camille Chautemp
Eall
Longmont Man Installs Local Club's Officers
A Halderson was Thursday installed president of the Greeley club for 1938. Other officers installed after the luncheon at the 7 0 0 F hall include J V Bunker as vice president C B Wightman as secretary J C Custer as treasurer and board members J FP Redman J R Rus ker I G Dempsey H B Repp W Le e Wrinkle T B Mawson and J B Wdred Fred Sager district lieutenant governor from Longmont is installed. Bunker is outgoing president.
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Greeley
Wails
F. Hall
C. B. Wightman
J. C. Custer
J. FP. Redman
J. R. Rusker
I. G. Dempsey
H. B Repp
W. Lee Wrinkle
T. B. Mawson
J. B. Wdred
Fred Sager
Kiwanis District
Lonsmons
Bunker
Schmidt Appeals Hidy Case In Hudson Court
George Schmidt of Hudson Thore day appeals a county court judgment in favor of L. Hidy for 404 dollars rendered by Justice C. B. Mason. Attorney John O. Nixon represents Schmidt. Frank Leater of Garden City appeals a Garden City police court conviction for selling Christine treasures without a license, claiming he was coerced. magistrate Bert Warner fined him 20 dollars plus costs.
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George Schmidt
Hudson
Yale Anthropologist Dr Fulward Sapir Elected AAA President
Dr Fulward Sapir, Sterling professor of anthropology and linguistics at Yale, was unanimously elected president of the American Anthropological Association yesterday, succeeding Dr Nels Q. Nelson. The announcement came from New Haven, Connecticut.
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Con
Fulward Sapir
Sterling
Yale
Wau
American Anthropological Associat
Nels Q. Nelson
House Leader Says Panay Deal Is Not Closed
Washington report says Rep. Chatemian McReynolds of Tennessee urged peace through non entangling alliances after Japan's Panay apology while warning that destruction of life and property risks greater tensions. He argued for US restraint and avoiding entangling commitments despite calls for a war referendum by Rep. Ludlow.
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Anteinvet Frias
Washington
Japa Elosas
Nsw
Ludlow
Inalana
United States
McReynolis
Dunklee Rules State Service Tax Is Valid
Denver news reports District Judge George Dunklee upheld the constitutionality of the new service tax law. The ruling ordered payment of 437.94 in back taxes to Dr. H A Packard, a Denver chiropractor, after Bedford’s replication argued the tax was valid.
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George IV. Dunklee
Homer Tt. Redford
H. A. Packard
Dunkins
Beillard
Lackard
Asort
Bedford
Dunklee
United States
Gale Toll Rises as Northwest Storms Claim Six Lives
Severe gales and heavy rains lashed Oregon and Washington coastlines for four days, causing floods and slides that killed six people. Damage estimates for the Pacific Northwest range up to 490000 dollars in British Columbia. Communities from Concrete to Nemalem faced isolation and rising rivers threatened further flooding. Highway crews labored to clear debris across Washington Oregon and Idaho as flood stages threatened major waterways.
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Oregon
Washingtom
Pacific Northwest
British Columbia
Hea
Washington
Idaho
Concrete
Nemalem
Yanley
UN Lake
Lurgan
Willlametts River
Two Movies For One Weld County Library Book Matinee
County library offers a two for one film matinee at the Chief Theatre on Friday afternoon. For any usable book in seed condition, patrons receive a ticket to attend two films, “Submittoy Dt” and “Football Heroes.” Betty Godfrey exchanges books for tickets at noon, with overflow at the Kiva. The program highlights include children’s books and a policy of acceptability for content.
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Tavo-Tarone
Tarona
Betty Godfrey
Aedday
Stalcup
Uncle Sam
Sounty
Brighton man fined for reckless driving plea
Roland Schick of Brighton was fined after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Howard Murray of Fot¢é Lupton faced the same charge as the case proceeded Wednesday.
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Roland Schick
Brighton
Coats
Juedee Howard Murray
Fot¢é Lupton
Schick
Coal Prices to Rise 75 Cents in Routt and Southern Colorado
Denver news reports that retail prices for all bituminous coal from Routt county and southern Colorado fields will be advanced by 75 cents. The increase applies to prices to Denver from the Clear Creek valley effective January 3.
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Routt
Denver
the Post
Routt County
Clear Creek Valley
Schools Set to Reopen Monday in Greeley District
Greeley public schools College of Education and the college beir school and elementary schools will resume classes Monday June 8 concluding holidays Monday will mark the start of Lie winter quarter at the college.
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College of Education
College Beir
the College
Commission Orders Soft Coal Hearing in Denver
The bituminous coal commission ordered hearings on the nature and extent of interstate commerce in Colorado soft coal to be held in Denver in January The hearings aim to determine whether interstate sales affect interstate shipments and if so will subject them to federal price schedules the commission has fixed
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Nec
Colorado
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Larimer Lumber Camp Infant Dies In Accident
Funeral arrangements were set for Marvin Lee Langevin a 10 month old at the Langevin home nine miles west of Fort Collins. Orville W. Miller a brother and the baby’s uncle stated a sister shut a door on the infant’s head and neck as the child crawled after her, the death ruled accidental and no inquest will be held.
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Gee
Marvin Lee Langevin
Langevin
Goronor Orville W. Miller
Bernard
Here
Regis Lanpevin
Jury Deliberations Begin in Smith Meat Theft Case
In a Greenley court, John Smith faces charges of receiving stolen meat as jurors hear brief morning testimony from two witnesses. Other trials tied to theft of beef and horses from the McPherson Brothers were reset for early January, with defense attorneys withdrawing over financial issues and new counsel set to defend most defendants.
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Mistriot
John Smith
Greeley
McPherson Brothers of
Masters
Leon Groves
McPhersons
Frederick W Clark
Nout
McPhergans
Edward Rucker
Marvin Witchar
W. H. Bowles
Andy Ricland
Gilbert Mack
Hack
Binte
Asek
Smith
Greeley Seed Company
Gilbert Wack
Mack
Willian
Stiliod
Cint Smith
Aaron Pearson
Yimaly
Gilderl
Hens Stolen From Farm Near Iulingtown
Farmer Urlug reports 300 hens missing from chicken house northwest of Iulingtown. He told the sheriff Tuesday the birds were white and Plymouth Rock breeds. A Wednesday check showed he was about 100 short.
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Urlug
Tusday
Sheriff's Office
Plymouth
Two Preachers to Lead Sunday Services at Methodist Church
Two outstanding preachers will preside over Sunday services at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Dr. Charles F. E. Seholichi of Litt School at Theology will preach at the morning service on The Thought of God. In the evening, Dr. Erynhe Inglis of Packetiirch will deliver the sermon on Fast Time Slow Time.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles FE. Seholichi
Erynhe Inglis
Packetiirch
Greeley Listed Second Low in Losses From Flames
A Fort Golling report shows Greeley ranked second lowest in fire losses among 20 U.S. cities. The city received 90 percent efficiency in the state and national fire underwriters survey, earning top honors for the period while continuing a streak in state rankings.
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Fort Golling
Dec
Golling
United States
Hand of Fire
New York
Boar
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