Farmers seek relief as farm income lags under pressure
In a nationwide filing of reports from Washington New York and state capitals farmers face financial pain with prices near prewar levels. A Tuscola Iowa group planned to pressure lawmakers to delay mortgage actions while a Senate committee advanced hearings on domestic relief measures for farmers.
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Truck overturns near Johnstown injures driver
W Rowden of Johnstown was seriously injured when a truck heading from Loveland to Johnstown overturned east of town. Rescue crews arrived as the damaged vehicle burned, with Rowden suffering cuts and a crushed leg and shoulder but not in immediate danger.
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Truck Driver Released On Agreement To Return
Dbert B Ameland of Ovid was released this afternoon under an agreement to return Wednesday for a canter with officials. The inquest remote following its announcement stated he would not sell, and Ameland would be duties upon reappearance here.
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Pen Director Praises Colorado for Smeeman Case Policy
Federal Pen Director lauds Colorado for handling the Glen Smeeman case as commendable. Cites governor Raon’s pardon context and remarks by H A Meser of Washington as aiding the federal bureau of prisons.
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Colorado
Glen Smeenman
Cleveland
Raon
H.A. Meser
Washington, D. C
Federal Bureau of Ons
Stolen Cigarettes Reported in County Case
A county theft case involved a carton of Lucky Strike cigarettes totaling 2,000 smokes stolen Tuesday night. Sheriff’s investigators and local law enforcement traced the loss to a Grover area incident as detectives pursued leads.
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Colorado
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Sens
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Aarz
Day Notice On Greeley Licenses Issued By Council
Greeley officials issued ten day notices to plumbers ash haulers Wirisua rendering plant owners and other licensees not holding valid 1643 licenses overdue. The council aimed to collect overdue fees of 100 dollars from two electricians.
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Greeley
City Chamber Use Denied by Council Vote
A request by Gravley life insurance to use two council chambers on Monday nights was rejected by the city council. Aldermen Strubel opposed citing lack of need, while Bishop Carrel supported allowing use arguing public buildings may not be denied to taxpayers. Others split on the issue, with Parker having made the initial request.
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Alx
Ralph Bishop
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Blahop Au Carrel
Wae
Mathews
Christenson
Reichstag Dissolved by President Hindenburg and Hitler
Berlin reports the Reichstag was dissolved by decree of President Hindenburg and Chancellor Hitler. A new election is scheduled for mid year as violence erupts with four dead and many injured. Coalition talks with Hugenberg and Papen continue as the cabinet prepares policy replies.
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Ansiwers
Hearings on Silver Money Begin Today in Congress
Washington January 31 a panel of lawmakers backing currency expansion and silver mon etization prepare to hear testimony. The coinage committee under Chairman Somers will study DIIs and related certificates, with hearings expected to run a week to ten days and possibly continue into the new congress. Economists and monetary experts are set to testify as sponsors push for earlier action despite Democratic resistance.
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Livestock Shipping Privilege Draws Interstate Hearing
Russell Wilkins, livestock commission man with offices in Denver, Ogden and Chicago, testified at an ICC hearing that more competition in livestock buying is needed and that abolishing the transit privilege would raise freight costs and reduce direct selling. He urged competition to lower prices and improve buyer options.
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Denver
Fah
Russell Wilkins
Livestock Commission
Ogden
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Iyostack
Code Bill Clears Second Reading in Assembly
At January 31 session in Aseciated Dressy Ponver the house passed the administrative code on second reading despite some opposition. Key provisions to exempt the central purchasing agent were not included as observers noted speed and dissension over the state board of health.
Greeley Birds To Appear In Tribune Tomorrow
Readers will find the Greeley Birds feature in tomorrow's Tribune. The issue includes letters from the "Greeley Birds" club, humor pieces, and reader submissions about marriage life and henpecked husbands.
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Greeley
Tribune
Ford
Auditing Board declines purchase of six trucks
State audits board rejects the $26,000 purchase of six trucks by the state highway department. Gavarnar Jamsen and board members say the order violated the former auditsy board. A separate notice reports a stolen folder containing valuable papers found near Evans, tossed by the road.
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Danver
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Briggs Strike Investigated by Officials
Detroit February 1 officials opened an investigation to determine any communistic agitation linked to the Briggs Manufacturing strike that halted about 6,000 workers and disrupted Ford stator production. County city and federal officials questioned strike committee members as Robert M. Pilkington, Harry J. Toy and others oversee the probe.
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Highland
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Memdara
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Washington
Department of Labor
Harry J. Toy
Wayne County
County Receives Insurance Refund for Vehicle Coverage
County commissioners on Tuesday received a return of 952.40 from Travelers Insurance Company for premium aid on public liability and property damage coverage taken out last May on the county's 140 trucks and cars. Premiums totaling 5414.69 were paid at renewal. automatic 10 day coverage allows trucks placed in service to be insured and prorated if moved to or from duty, with same rate applying to all machines in operation.
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Charles Phillipa
Cfr
Insuranca
Merchants oppose state sales tax in Greely meeting
Grealey chamber of commerce and local merchants met the directors to denounce a five percent general sales tax proposed by Representative Albert A. LaPollette of Weld County. The text of a drawn resolution urged opposition to the bill and any tax that burdens the poor, favoring cuts in government spending to keep taxes within income limits. George W. Barker spoke at a luncheon before the meeting, recounting a Newfoundland voyage.
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Colorado
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Wold
Dis
Senators Clash Over Civil Service Reform Debate
A Colorado Senate debate on a bill to repeal civil service protections and restore legislative control drew party lines. Supporters called for retention of a functional civil service while critics warned of politicizing favors. passage hinges on a two thirds vote amid routine House activity and an insurance regulation bill advancing.
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Longyear Urges Action to Save Colorado Blue Spruce Tree
Colorado Agricultural College forestry professor Longyear calls in a letter to John Spencer for legislative action to establish the Colorado blue spruce as the official state tree, advocating a public movement to protect the species.
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Longyear
Colorado Agricultural College
Colorado
Miner Killed by Live Wire at Shamrock
Frederick January 31 report of Shamrock mine accident where Sam Clark a coal miner 628 was electrocuted at 4 30 pm Tuesday while working near live current. He fell against a pole and died instantly while fellow worker Hahn tried to pull him free. Deputy coroner Lou Beynon announced no inquest and the body was sent to Lafayette mortuary.
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Lafayette
Resolution Objects to Dormitory Plan at State University
A Denver state house debate centers on a 400000 loan proposed by One Reconstruction Finance Corp for a girls dormitory at the University of Colorado Boulder. Democrats and Republicans spar over fiscal aid to preferred companies and the broader impact on the state's distribution of funds.
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Gynsum
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Plans for one day July Fourth celebration proposed to aldermen
A committee asked permission to close lower street for a parade and hold concessions at Wise Park on July 20. They urged city cost absorption for policing, sought a 24 cent per grander charge removal, and noted concessions would run two days while the parade was one day. No action was taken.
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Kwan
G. Edwards
USA
C U Journalism Student Victim of Mystery Attack
In Boulder Colorado a University Journalism student named Owenby, 23, a former newspaperman and freshman, was found unconscious on a residential steps and hospitalized after a mysterious assault. He remained unconscious Tuesday afternoon with brain injury and unaided recovery.
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Yin
Pact to Retain Weld County Agent in 1933
The Weld County Commission and Colorado Extension Service signed an agreement to keep the county agent office operating, with H. H. Stimpson continuing in part time capacity. The county will contribute about 31,000 with funds from saved expenses and federal and state support, contingent on legislative action after July 1. Office assistant and clerk were slated for elimination.
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H. H. Gimpson
Edna McCown
Stimpson
G. A. Anderaan
Colorado Ageten
Commissionera
Trin
Two Men Arrested In Short-Check Passing Attempt
J. J. McDoonid, 34, an ex-convict, and Howard Annie, 25, were arrested by police late Tuesday after attempting to pass two small checks on a local business. Investigations showed a pattern of check pasting in Denver, with plans to return there for prosecution. McDonald previously served a prison sentence from Akron on a statutory charge.
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Denver
Polleg Hota
McDonald
Akron
City confronts ballot on municipal power plant plan
Petitioners seek a vote on a proposed municipal power and gas plant in Greeley. Council members weigh initiative rules, petition signatures, and whether a special or regular election would be required, citing costs and potential rate impacts.
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Mays
Uta Elgure
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Greeley
Piant Cay
Tals
Greeley Pene Ale
Big Springs Pioneer Burned in Furnace Explosion
Prena Julesburg Feb 1 Tasclara boly of Henry Kallsen 75 Big Springs Noke pioneer reportedly burned to death in a furnace blast found dead in Kallsen's basement by neighbors who noticed his overall straps burned. Coroner said Kaligen was starting a fire when the explosion happened.
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