Loyal Leaders In Spain Call Conference to End Civil War
Premier Juan Negrin of the Spanish government held a conference with British and French envoys to discuss a possible surrender and end to the civil war. Negrin and his cabinet moved to France after a Catalan army push, amid hopes a political accord would yield the government’s remaining territories. Paris talks followed reports that Britain and France sought mediation between the factions, with Argentina? and other figures named in transit. the scene included heavy security and a tense border crossing.
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Spain
Charles F. Foulz
Pigtod
Juan Negrin
Negrin
del Yayo
Pan
Celal
Madrid
Geneval
Jone Maia
Dir
Central
Tetgil
Valoucis
Alente
France
le Porthon
Paris
Ith Begrin
Thomax Tilbas
Auldister
Portfelig
Seyandy Bianca Gonzalez
Ramon Goncalea Pena
Justice
Paulina Comes Sniz
Uillater
Lane Affaira
Trey Tandon
London
Britain
Jerram
Burgos
Generalissimabrane
Jnah Negrin
Olga
30000 Flood Homeless Are Being Assisted
Emergency relief agencies set up temporary shelter for an estimated 30 000 left homeless by floodwaters. Forecasters warned of more rain as the Ohio river crested from Huntington to Carrollton, with high water threatening West Virginia Kentucky Ohio and Indiana. Red Cross officials projected care for about 39 000 homeless across four states as six deaths were reported amid the rising waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asociatell
Cincinnati
Yio
Ohio
Pittstreh
Portmouth
Ohto
Point Pleasant
Carrollton
Huntington
W. Va
Louisville
Ruth
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
United States
W. G Devereaux
West Virelia
Ask
Ella Layna Trant
Red Cross Hero
Agenden
Tennessee
House Beats Albion Carlson Amendment On Sales Tax
The Colorado House rejected an amendment by Albion Carlson that would raise the sales tax to fund pensions, with 5 voting against 26. Representative Joe Anderuot, Denver, argued the tax hike was necessary to pay $45 monthly pensions. The measure would shift if tax money is needed to fund pensions, while Anderson sought a dedicated pension fund. Action on the resolution was deferred to Thursday as committees and bills moved forward, including a joint resolution urging Congress to transfer funds from the national recovery act and other budget moves. The Senate prepared multiple bills on second reading amid adjournment, with tributes paid to a late state senator.
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Colorado
Joe A. Anderuot
Anderson
General Assembly
Tony
House
Charles B Strong
Denver
Ralph L. Garr
Leon Layington
Weent
Toloc Ammons
Statu
Charles Armstrong
Senate
Congress
Carr Lin
Senate Finance Commitsiea
Widow Sues Union Pacific Over Auto Train Collision
Mrs. C Gaede sues Union Pacific for damages after her husband Rev Peter Gaede was killed at an unprotected crossing. She seeks 6200 for injuries to herself, 15000 exemplary damages, and 5000 for death. Fort Calting attorney W Gordon Howard represents her.
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Uarvla Gaede
Peter Gaede
Accient
Io Fifth Street
Orea
Union Yar Ulurted Awit
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Guede
Mev
Gaede
W. Gordon Howard
A. L. Conner
Julestairg
MT. Bi
South
Graoley
Clayton Ja
Lie
Fund Measure Recommended By Committee
Anacelated Peesny Washington Feb The house appropriations committee recommended 5 193 512 709 today to operate more than a score of independent government agencies for the year starting July 1 an increase of more than 4258 000 000 over the current year. Despite the increase the committee capped 1 680 670 from some of the Spudgrot bureau s callmate. We withheld the 2 038 176 appropriation recommended for the federal communications commission pending action by congress on the president s l aqent on reorganization of the com palzaion torn recently by internal dis sension. The committes approposed slashing 92 006 from the salary of each member of the maritime commission and land member and the administrator of fine new civil coronautica najority. Medical Auxiliary Meets Tonigh Auxiliary to the Weld County Medical Society will meet Monday eve ning tonight at Mrs T C Wilmath s horn at 9230 Mrs SB J Laying as aanislant
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Peesny
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Spudgrot Bureau
Federal Comp Anumigations Commission
Congress
Compalzaion
Maritime Commission
Tonigh
Weld County Medifcal Society
T. C. Wilmath
SB. J. Laying
Aanislant
Dr Cushman Addresses Teachers Here Tuesday
Dr Cushman, curriculum director of the Denver public schools, speaks at a dinner meeting Tuesday night at 7 30 before the curriculum council to overview an evaluation of secondary education at the high school building Room 2.
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C. le. Cushman
Denver Public Actuols
Fullor
Curriculum Council
Norlin Seeks Independent Funding to Shield CU
President George Norlin urged Colorado lawmakers to end the transfer of millage funds to the general fund and argued for independent university income sources. He recalled past pressure and cited a 1920 vote for tax support, insisting the university should not be tied to political control. Norlin criticized using political pressure and warned against compromising academic independence.
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Associated Denver
George Norlin
University of Colorado
Colorado
Norlin
Noran
Johan
Dogg
Burtington
House
Nance Committee
Ralph L. Carr
Tlan
Tha ‘University
Ku Klux Klan
Ikean Mie University
Sayacin | Uiy
Assembly
Alli Ievy
George Lewis Dies. Industrial Board Leader and Engineer
George Lewis, 63, longtime Colorado engineer and member of the state Industrial Commission, died at home after a heart attack. He served as general manager and chief engineer of Moffat Construction, shaping several projects including the Lents girder which sped up tunneling through the Continental Divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pees
Denver
Perhesrge Lewis
State Industrial Convntssion
Colorado
Lewis
Moffat Tusnet
General Deivices
Virginian Would Slash Relief in Half and Shift Burden
Washington February 6 A Woodrum Democrat of Virginia a leading economy advocate proposed cutting federal relief expenditures to 1 189 million dollars for the next fiscal year and setting strict eligibility standards He would substitute a unemployment relief administration URA for the WPA and create a federal administrative force of 6500 workers from an estimated 37000 at present Most funds would go to local grant projects but URA would approve projects and determine eligibility for relief funding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tlye Woodrum Dem
Virgina
Menitay
Congress
WPA
Utilities lift stock market amid renewed buying
New York stocks advanced on renewed buying of utilities and reading issues, with some issues hitting new highs for over a year. Profit taking limited gains in a few shares as the market rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
London Irish plan to oust British in Ireland trial
In Dow ntreach court in Scotland Yard guarded area, 12 men faced charges of conspiring to cause explosions amid alleged Irish republican plots. Prosecutor cited a mysterious aluminum powder and a four day ultimatum to strike at military, naval, and key civilian targets across Britain in a broad sabotage plan. The case centers on Ireland’s republican movement and alleged preparations for nationwide disruption.
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Toution
Arn
Irelmit
Scotland ‘Yard
Slichael O'Shea
Rea
Detalin Af
Viscont
Republi
Britain
Ila
Etro
Irelamt
Opler
I. R.A
Plan Ug
Inl
Lanyon
Hymingham
Coventry
Library Remodeling Plans Considered at State College
Officials at Colorado State College of Education Monuoy with PWA representatives discussed remodeling the old library building using bids submitted Saturday. Bids exceeded funds. executive board considered re-bidding or changes. With adjustments and PWA approval, contract could be awarded for about $63,000 including furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado State College of Education Monuoy
PWA
Mwe College
Basohia
PVA
Helals
Brary
Weather Outlook for Colorado Monday to Tuesday
Partly cloudy turning cloudy Monday night with snow in the west on Tuesday. Forecast for the 24 hours ending Monday shows highs near 33 and lows around 13 degrees with limited immediate details.
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Colorado
West
Wuhitur
College Heads Delay Decision on Suing Armstrong
Cotorindy state officials mull actions to recover impounded school funds while delaying final call. A Tuesday hearing on the administration proposal to shift cash and levies to the state general fund shapes the decision. Arthur Armstrong argues the general fund shortage forces revenue changes amid broader education finance debates.
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Armstrong
House Demos
Passociates Press
Denver
Yeb
Culoirade
Sdopts
Senate Rejects F. R. Selected Judge 72-9
The Senate overwhelmingly denied President Roosevelt’s nomination of Proud H. Roberts as a Virginia federal judge. Democrats Glass and Nerd objected, while Roosevelt prepared a statement. The vote was 72 to 9 after a lengthy confirmation fight in a stormy session.
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Senate
F. R
Wiltelease
Roosevelt
White Horse
Benator Ginas
Roborta
Wellie
Diate Judiciary
Rammitten Lsd
Adama
Attack on Foreign Policy Branded as Anti Roosevelt
Asorlater Press reports Washington Fel Feb 6 Senators Pill man of Nevada and Norris of Nebraska charged Monday that President Roosevelt is provoking opposition by deriding his foreign policy. The pair, senators aligned with the administration, said critics want to prevent Roosevelt from seeking the presidency in 1940. Norris warned the opposition could be dangerous and said they hope to keep Roosevelt or any rival from challenging him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Asorlater Press
Ronanvelt
Anyann
Vormite
Lim
Helms
Comet Coal Mine At Galeton Sold
Comet coal mine at Galeton was sold by Courie Baird to Mike Thompson. The new owners plan installing electric machinery and expanding development next summer. The mine sits 170 feet deep with coal seams previously opened and developed by Baird three years ago.
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Galeton
Comet
Courie Baird
Mike Thompson
McHinery
Br. Baird
Dia
Whruck
Windsor men held for police investigation
Officers detained Bricker aged 70 and Jolinsunt aged 55 at Windsor Jail Suntay pending inquiry into a Blauntury cause. The incident prompted immediate police action as investigators reviewed leads and secured the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Bricker
Mesto Jolinsunt
Windsor
Gouty
Suntay
Betts Receives First Benefit Check for Beets
Milliken farmer Alex Hetz received the first benefit check on Monday, amounting to 339 dollars, tied to cropland beet production. The payment followed approval by the county agricultural conservation office with Weld and Monty among others listed as recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Betts
Beets
Alex Hetz
Milliken
Colorado
Uetz
Weld
Cheng
Monty
Hotz
Mary Tete
Tangmont
A F of L Blocks CIO Unionists in Lumber Camp California
A F of L blocks CIO unionists at a California lumber camp. Associates Wealwoow Cun. report masked guards and police enforcing access while workers were kept from entering their jobs. No violence occurred. about 500 workers remained outside the area under orders.
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A. F
L. Blocks
CIO
California
Wealwoow
C.A. i
Ais
No New Diphtheria Cases Reported in Weld County
The weekly report from Weld County Health Department director RRdy Shule shows no new diphtheria cases in Grockes or outside the county. Immunization services are available free of charge through the health department for any resident seeking protection, regardless of ability to pay.
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Grockes
Well County
le Rrdy Shule
Weld County
Fienta Deparkent
Wade Wablig Stonny
Dee
Greeley
Riihity Ewe
Ehayyu
Uta Provertion
Great Western Canal Tails to Reopen Suit
The Great Western Reservoir and Canal Company fails to reopen on appeal before the Colorado Supreme Court in a water adjudication case against Farmers Reservoir & Irrigation Company of Boulder County. Judge Chindy Coffin granted leave to reopen the suit as of June 10, 1835.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Great Weslern Reservoir and Causal Company
Colorado Supreme Court
Ig Farmers Reservoir & Tort Bation Company
Bouldor County
Clatret
Chindy
Coftin
Galeton Cowboy Tops National Riding Contests
Galeton cowboy garners top honors at the National Western Show in Denver, carrying leading awards in the bronc riding and overall standings. Previously won a major purse in New York, marking a standout year in national rodeo events.
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Tan
Cartey
Ligt Werk
Wuather Horer
Ion
Denver
Gavnay
New York
Son of Wage-Hour Head Returns Home
William Andrews, son of the Wage-Hour Administrator, is back home after a week-long search. The University of Pennsylvania student had been reported missing last Monday when university authorities alerted in Washington. He was found Monday evening after the deputy wage-Hour minister, Paul Statton, confirmed his return and said he had been visiting friends.
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Meesay Wawkington
Vnal
Egibert
Wilem Andrews
Andrewa
William
University of Pennsylvania
Wniversity
Aimil Joiehoninig
Kere Swendsiy
Sowenager
Wea
Paul Sttton
la Donimantente
British Will Put All Forces At France's Disposal
Prime Minister Chamberlain stated that all forces of Great Britain would be at France's disposal as Italy and Germany edge toward conflict. The pledge echoed France's Foreign Minister statement and aimed to deter Francoist advances, with Britain signaling full readiness to aid France in a war involving both nations.
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Asio
Freud Santon
Chamberlin
Come Wons
Kyinneo
Virginia Gigile
Rome
la Rote Aflatia
Idlan
Spain
Sid Dhe Brit
Grorges Bannot
Great Keitai
France
Lalorlte
Artie Wenderson
Keetana
Brighton Man Kills Self Under a Train
A Brighton man died after deliberately stepping in front of a train near the Brighton station. The victim, identified as a local worker, was survived by a wife and five children. Authorities described the incident as a suicide.
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Brighton
Self
Fels
Ben Ruiker
Winsell
Garoer
John Trawker
Pasaigny
Treelron
Tribute Paid W R Kelly by Bar of County
Tribute to W R Kelly at a county bar association meeting featuring Bar leaders from northern Colorado and Denver area. Notables include Delph Carpenter and Harold King. speakers discussed real estate conveyancing and irrigation policy, with a banquet and a 24 member northern Colorado attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Kelly
West County Mar
Whlmar Bt. Kelly
Colorado
Honver
Alsarosias
Cy Geevley Satoway
Legal Institute
Me. Kelly
Tolland
Hareld B . King
Tetivis
Uit
Sperfrera
Atlant J
Fon Atinasa
Tiath Staris
Bet
Leon
Eehey St
Ay Mre, Detyty Carpenter
Beet Growers Board Seeks 50 50 Deal With Sugar Co
Representatives of beet growers met Sunday in Nebraska territory to press for a 50 50 contact share with Great Western Sugar. Attendees included Willan Gress chairing the state marketing committee, Marcy Clark, Robert Mrown, A J Aurtholinen, and other members, plus cooperative leaders and the national secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Sugar Company
Willan Gress
Menutality State Bort Growers Marketing Committee
Marcy Clark
Robert Mrown
Romliger
G. W. Loloft
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Albion Carlson
Mrs. C. Gaede Sues
UL. P
Dr. Cushman
Tu Esday
George Lewis
Industrial Board Is
Leading Securities
Misa
R. G. Montgomery
Coterindy
Greeley Fair
Treasurin Chaves
Armatrong
Gind
Tie Ciuucational
Instituto Semia
Educational Instituong
Comet Coal Mine
Great Western Canal
Galeton Cowboy
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