Vice President Pushes Local Boards to Review Relief Funds
Vice President Ononar outlined a plan reported Friday to empower local communities with control over WPA funds. He favored nonpartisan county boards to examine complaints of political misuse and discrimination in relief, boards appointed by local officials and free from WPA influence. Senator Barkley opposed current local certifying practices and urged WPA responsibility. discussions followed with Byrnes and relief committee leaders ahead of a meeting next Monday.
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Ononar
Garner
Hoflay
Barkley Vem
Kentucky
Barkley
Smallet Ite
WPA
Garter
Scastor Byrnes
Nem
South Carolina
Byrnes
Setate Fellef
Labor Wins Injunction Over Vail In High Court
The Colorado supreme court halted opening bids on three Denver area road projects by state highway engineer Charles D. Vail. In a 4 to 2 decision the court reversed a lower court, ruling prevailing wage must be addressed before contracts. The case centers on widening and relocation near Fitzeton Cole at an estimated cost around 1 million dollars.
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Denver
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Inday
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Innesgome
High Court
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Tintriet
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Fiteton
Cole, Auth
Job Insurance Mass Meeting Tonight In Greeley
A public meeting tonight at 8 at Meeker Junior High School will discuss unemployment insurance and job compensation. H. T. will preside, with THikin explaining benefits, followed by a discussion and answers. Jerry Hamilton of the Greeley employment service will outline related work and its connection to unemployment compensation. All are urged to attend.
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Meeker Junior High
Oly Comnel
Greeley Chamber of
Conmerys
H. T
Biver Thikin
Umeniplaywel Compensation
Sign
Wil Ho
Lufskin
Jerry Hamilton
Irseley Employment Service
Wil Tell
Mig
Michigan Congressman Protests Murphy Appointment as Attorney General
Wallington reports Representative Toit of Michigan protests President Roosevelt's possible appointment of Governor Frank Murphy to the attorney general post. Toit says the move would force a constitutional clash and shows lack of respect for the government.
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Michigan
Gov. Murphy
Wallington
Toit
Eri Tut
Rnoeevelt
Frank Murphy
Hig
Hoftian
Reverend Emmett G Jones to Lead Trinity Service in Greeley
Reverend Emmett G Jones of Denver will be in Greeley Sunday to conduct the worship service at Trinity Episcopal church There will be no 7 30 service Sunday morning.
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Emmett G. Jones
Denver
Greeley
Trinity Episcopal Church
State House Employes Get Three-Day Holiday
Denver reports the Colorado state house will close Saturday and Monday for the New Year holiday by executive order from Governor Teer Ammons. Also in Washington a Nebraska wheat grower Leroy K. Sulih was named manager of the federal crop program. A driving ticket was issued to Taylor, 17, of Greeley after a collision at Fourteenth Avenue and Tenth Street.
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Denver
Colorado State House
Teer Ammons
Naurance
Washington
Appoltiacht
Leroy K. Sulih
Nouraska Wheal
Farn Leider
Federal Crop Watthuce Corporation
Cold Taylor
Greeley
Pollen
Fourteenth Avenue
Tenth Street
Jobo Carleoe
Baton
Nonstop Air Mail Test Planned Across East
The Post Office Department announces routes for nonstop air mail pickup starting next spring. American Aviation Inc will pilot the service with towns in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio taking part. Two tall masts will mark each town and lines will lift mail via grappling hook from speeding planes.
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iAsm
Washington
Doc
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohiotowne
Post Office Department
wil-American Aviation Inc
Mall
Greeley Leads State in Use of Library
Greeley tops Colorado in library use per capita in 1937, with an average of 15.7 books read per resident. The report notes per capita circulations, costs, and comparisons to other cities, including Las Animas and Englewood, and lists statewide library activity and funding figures.
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Greeley
State
Lis
Wilinn H. Slaton
Field Conmuti
Colorado Municipal League
College Library St
Nuitterpillonaries
Lag Animas
Hbray
Uly
Grand Junction
Muntelpy
Denver
Walsenburg
Muunicipal
Lang
Wont
Tvanga
Littleton
Monte Vista
Rocky For
Fort Cauius
Delta
Las Animas
Sterling
Boulder
Alamosa
Montrose
Loveland
Brighton
Brush
Weenwoot Springs
Englewood
Coloraido Springs
Aurora
Diner
Florence
Canon City
Lane
Salida
Pueblo
Walienhug
Colorado Springs
Punhio
Gresley
Greeies
Wim
Las Autmag
Greeley Mhrary
Atate
Greeley Morary
Delivery Truck Kills Denver Resident in City Crash
The death of 70 year old Kenry Meisel at 220 Tremont mace, Denver, followed a collision with a car driven by Jack Sliver of 1020 Madison Street. Meisel died at hospital after skull fractures and other injuries. Sliver, charged with reckless driving, is to appear in police court January 4. Police said skid marks measured 61 feet. Associated Press report.
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Denver
Kenry Meisel
Tremont Mace
Denver Several
Serand Street
Glenaral Place
Meisel
Jack Sliver
Madison Street
C. Jones
Ted Calkins
Puritan Beer License Renewal Denied by County Board
County commissioners will not renew the Puritan 3.2 beer license located near Puritan nine northwestern Well county. The license expires January 13 after previous revocation of Maple for selling hard liquor without a tax permit. Edward A Major claimed ownership, delaying action, and a recent arrest for selling hard liquor without a permit was noted. Only one other 3.2 beer license up for renewal in January. licenses are valid one year from grant date.
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Board of County Commissioners
Well County
Ross Riggs
Lcense
C.D
Edward A. Major
Hie
Justice Court
Commissionera
Colorado Gets Federal Road Allotments
Washington reports Secretary Wallace apportioned 136.401 million dollars in federal highway aid for the next fiscal year. Colorado’s share covers principal highways, secondary roads, and grade crossing projects with 1.807 million, 271 thousand, and 251 thousand dollars respectively.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
States
Cost to greet the judge listed for several individuals
A damaged OCR item records small fees paid by seven people to greet a judge at a magistrate session. Names include Po- Vee, Archie Bishop, Allen Nesbitt, John Schmidt, Cacuy L Morris, Elan Lb Wogson, William Moody and Van Armgard with amounts from 3.00 to 6.50 in unspecified currency.
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Lewis
Archie Bishop
Greeley
Allen Nesbitt
Fort Logan
John Schmidt
LaSalle
Lepeeding
Cacuy L. Morris
la Salle
Elan Lb
Wogson
Golden
William Moody
Gre Speeding
van Armgard
Greeley Couple Unhurt In Spectacular Wreck
A highway crash near Larkspur, Colorado, left Verna Kate Mosley, 33, with head cuts after his car side swiped Stella Stolte, 31, and careened off the road. Stolte, her companions James MacOlina and Stella Stolte’s party escaped injury. Both Mosley and Stolte were uninjured beyond minor cuts, with the incident investigated by state patrol officers.
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Larkspim
Colo. Ber
Douglas
Verna
Kate Sail Vextal
Tex) Mosley
Montrose
Stella Stolte
Cedaredge
Larkapur
Mini Stolte
Mtg
Jnmi MacOlina
Greeley
Kute
Saunders Denies Plea For More Driving Permit Examiners
Denver dispatch reports Secretary of State George E. Smindara rejected a request for ten additional examiners to handle January rush for water mobile chauffeur and driver licenses. Guan Lao of the state motor vehicle department urged two branches be expanded to cover the workload, but Saunders said existing examiners could manage with current staff.
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Naenaen
George E. Smindara
Guan
Stata Motor Velidla Department
Guan Lao
Saunders
Germany says US relations lack foundation over Zionist speech
DNS in Berlin declares no basis for improved German American ties while Washington defends Interior Secretary’s remarks at a Zionist gathering. The agency notes US policy serves Jewish interests and omits real German American concerns, signaling tense diplomacy after controversial statements.
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Berlin
Germany
DNS
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Hivers
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Clove Ward
Scheindert
Witt
Alco
United States of North America
Ashpit Lid Regulation Warned by Fire Chief Brumley
Fire Chief F A Drumley warns Greeley property owners to install lids on ash pits and containers to meet city ordinances. Downtown and arena areas report careless dumping into open pits, creating a hazard. officials plan strict enforcement.
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Brumley
F. A. Drumley
Gree- Tey
Vest Teura Arena
Carelesa
Red Dress Said To Have Been Worn By Canon City Woman
Authorities investigating the slaying of Mrs. Nona Atterberry seek a bright red dress said to have been worn the night of her death. Dr Frances McConnell and others testified as investigators examine the case. details include the couple's movements, a brown diesel belt, and a missing red dress linked to the Dec 21 incident.
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Canon City
Tare
Nona Attarherey
Tae
Eagleton
Frances McConnell
Herbert
Kellanbach
Altarberry
Beksatach
Kellenbach
Atterbepry
R. L. Atterberry
Atterberry
Weltenhard
Girl Killa Grandmother in Kentucky Hammer Attack
Acting County Judge Joe Feather said authorities were puzzled Friday over a 12 year old girl's statement that she beat her maternal grandmother unconscious with a hammer because she said her daddy ain't up to Kent.
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Williamsburg
Doc
Joe Feather
Loyalist Ship Run Aground By Insurgents
A Loyalist destroyer ran aground after heavy fire from insurgent warships and shore batteries near Jallara. One crewman was killed and several wounded. The Jupiter and Jupiter sloop were reported sunk, while another destroyer narrowly escaped.
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Syemlah Insaygzent
Jallara
Royiaumont
Sietla
Cheatin
Jose Louis Diez
Irev
Bilgl
Desteyer
Jupiter
Gbraltar
Tong
Walt
Beet Conference In Denver Ads Membership Meeting
Executive committee of the United Sugar Growers Association convened in Denver. Attendees from growers and manufacturers discussed sugar production and industry vitality. Notable figures listed include Charles M. Kearney Morrill and Frank A. Kemp Denver among others.
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Denver Ads
Denver
Com Withey
Nettarsl
United States
Noot Grawera Association
Thueriday Igi
Frenhu Gonrerenva
Anit aAn
American Beck
Growern
Charles M. Kearney
Morrill
A. L. Litol
Stering
Cole
J R Rawling
Colorado Springs
Fred G. Traytor
Paul J. Roy
Salt Lake City
Prank J. Belchser
Roland 4. Forester
San Francisco
J. Stewart
Garden City
Kan
Gilmore In Court Again Over Private Elective Motion
Jak Gilmore appeared in Danver district court seeking to quash a noted well of reploying based on bank and records session. James Blackwell was cited as involved with gambling allegations linked to Mayor Benjamin Stapleton.
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Hauver
Inex Gilmore
Privaite Elective
Danver District Court
James 2
Blackwell Duking
Wore’ i Fogene Soetia
Banjamin
Saunders Apology Clears Rio Blanco of Shortage Claims
Colorado secretary of state George H. Saunders issued a statement clarifying he erred in linking Rio Blanco county to recent fund shortages. He said he meant Rio Grande county and expressed regret for any embarrassment caused to Rio Blanco officials.
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Io Blanco
George H. Saunders
Stats
Rio Blanco County
Justices of the Peace
Anl
Ieason
Sounder
Rio Grande County
Blanco
An Andi
Rio
Brother of Greeley Women Dies in Flint Michigan
Floy J Gore of Flint Michigan died Thursday suddenly at 41 His siblings Fla Washburn of Greeley and Mrs Glenolgell of Gulccest mourn his loss He left Greeley about 16 years ago and lived in Greeley Eaton districts He operated a dairy at Eaton Survivors include wife Zoe and four children Darle Maxine Floyt Lecretia all in Flint two sisters Mrs Washburn and Mrs Modgell will not attend the funeral.
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Fla Washiurn
Greeley
Glenolgell
Gulccest
Floy J. Gore
Flint
Mfel
Tere
Gore Lefe
Zoe Core
Darle
Maxine
Floyt
Lecretia
Washburn
Mere
Modgell
New Manager Takes Charge of Kiva Here
Eddie Tethume of the Chief Theater in Colorado Springs becomes manager of the newly remodeled Kiva theatre in Greeley. He succeeds Bert Huiulitui, who transfers to the Pueblo theatre.
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Kiva
Eddie Tethume
Chief
Colorado Spring
Hastoned
Greeley
Bert Huiulitui
Pueblo
Beans Is Beans Suit Is Started
J H Dodd of Galeton sues Northern Colorado Implement and Produce Co for 2600 dollars claiming he bought 1900 barrels of old Colorado Pinto seed beans in 1937 38 but received a different bean type. He says the misseeded beans ruined 240 acres with expected four bushels per acre and profits of about 2000 dollars.
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Elds Parker Antler
J. H. Dodd
Galeton
Northern Colorado Implement and Produce Company
Dodd
William Ross
Wark M. Roas
Viral
Warner Brown
Albert Huffumith
E. H. Smilth
Collina
Bin
Dodd Rald
Kiwanians Host Amateur Music Program Evening
The Kiwanis Club presented a student led music program featuring Fred Werner as accordion and ukulele instructor. The event in Cheyenne drew families and highlighted performances by a local orchestra and soloists with varied instruments.
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Fred Werner
Educate
We Ikhyanis Club
Ntethesa
C.F. Mall
Ruyeral Menhara
Orchestra
Crnetz
Lerumio
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Balere
Ats
Jam
Alwan
Harald Wgteeman
Naa. Derry
Brad Werner
Tim
Clarenes Bekar
Tre Brono
Cavalli
Hawaii
Jonny Leniamere
Hawai
John Tory Aea
Tha Witnis Prugiana
Wwra
Gene Abelairs
le Vrogrin
Gia
Natival Dam Burst Triggers Drowning Fears in Philippines
Fragmented report describes a dam breach on Panay Island causing widespread floodwaters. Local officials and rescuers race to account for missing residents as authorities warn of continuing danger and possible drownings.
Thru Shursday Safely Bhuer Lawak Ahavvst
A garbled report notes Bhuer Lawak Ahavvst passing a Thursday incident with minor injuries. It mentions a collision near a highway south of Buea, with $90 damage and a referenced auto and another car. Authorities discuss light damage and safety steps.
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Bhuer Lawak Ahavvst
Ots
Milanic
Heraune
Ann
Eouth
Buea
Lamia Auto
Lanth
Texas Lawyers Shot To Death Ex Partner Charged
An ex partner of a Texas law firm is charged with killing two lawyers, Milland and Wee Dose, at a Midland office. Donald A. Traynoy was released on a $500 bond after the slayings. The case involves an Army officer background and a resignation from the Colosol PS firm on November 3.
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