Extra Power for Wallace Is Criticized in Farm Bill Debate
Unprecedented powers for Secretary Wallace and agricultural policy shifts face Republican opposition as the farm bill challenges constitutionality. President Roosevelt cites tax needs for the program while House and Senate split over subsidies for farmers who withdraw land from production. Majorities urge repeal of reciprocal trade pacts, domestic market benefits, and adequate funding for soil conservation and land purchases.
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Miss Greeley High Crowning at All-School Carnival
Miss Greeley High will be crowned tonight at the all-school carnival sponsored by the Girls' Association and the high school athletic board. The event features entertainment booths, a vaudeville show, wrestling with College High, dancing, games, and the crowning of Miss Greeley High by Paul Blagen, with proceeds to benefit the school.
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Greeley
Greelay High
College High
USA
Groeley High
Wiggins Bank Checks Dividend Paid After Closure
Terrane McPerson of the state banking commission announced a 10 percent dividend totaling 6793.47 to 259 depositors of the First Brate Bank of Wigulus in Morgan county, which closed October 18, 193L. The payment brings total distributions to 2 percent.
Plan To Put In Effect Farm Program Amid Senate Debate
Washington plans for farm aid legislation emerged as AAA experts presented Administrator Chester C. Davis with a draft outline to put the Unproven Program into operation. The memo proposed county level setups to implement the conservation bill and prepared for possible legislative changes while aiming to protect soil and crop yields by converting 34 to 60 million acres of commercial cropland to soil improvement use.
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AAA
Chester C. Davis
Fallad
Golf Conservation
May Tale Walk in Campaign Tradeoffs
Washington Feb 7. Party leaders sharpened their wit and threats as a presidential campaign for and against the New Deal heated up. Senator Borah of Idaho looms as a potential GOP nominee and Sin gon Fess, ex Ohio senator and former GOP head, hinted he may take a walk if Borah wins the nomination.
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Slngon D. Fess
Ohio
Borah Rep
Idaho
Colorado Highway Loan Hangs On Roosevelt Meeting
Governor Johnson plans a second Roosevelt conference after failing to obtain PWA revolving fund details. He asks Colorado lawmakers to join in urging immediate action on a 25 million to 26 million highway loan. Secretaries say funds are absorbed, delaying the Colorado project.
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Congressmen Claim Japs Spy on Coast
Washington Feb 7 Representative Sirovich and Delegate Dimond told the House Merchant Marine Committee that Japanese espionage operated from vessels posing as fishing craft along Alaska. They alleged Japanese ships and shore parties gathered coastal data, photographed shores, and studied airfield sites and submarine bases, possibly aiming to secure Alaska in wartime.
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Blizzard Sweeps Weld County Roads and Schools Close
A severe blizzard swept across Weld County causing main highways to close and temperatures to plunge as low as 52 below at noon in places. Greeley and Rockport faced blocked routes, stranded passengers, and school closures with students sent home early while buses struggled through snow and wind. Authorities warned of continuing dangerous travel conditions into the afternoon.
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Grecy
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Tulesburg
Colorado
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Kiowa
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Agenciea
Sudden Cold Drops 24 Degrees Shuts WPA Projects
A sharp east wind and plunging temperatures hit Weld County Friday morning as WPA projects halted before noon. Official readings rose to 3 C above zero at Bon Mar and the Greeley thermometer showed 20 F at 7 am, later plunging to 4 below zero, a 24 degree drop in three hours.
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Greeley
Brighton man murdered after party at local home
Brighton Colorado February 7 August Maul 55 of Tone Colo slain in what deputies call the climax of a party at the home of Alex Batts 225 North Firth Street Betts was held for questioning Philip Williams of Hudson and Henry Laubhan of Brighton also questioned Sheriff Lewis Ballard said Maul and Betts quarreled after Maul accused Betts of raiding a note Maul gave Betts for a lawn Betts could not recall what happened Dolphin Club tonight final performance of the swimming carnival at the Gunter Hall pool will be at 8 o clock tonight after shows earlier this week
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Tone
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Sheriff's
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North Firth Street
Betts
Beardes Maul
Philip Williams
Hudson
Henry Laubhan
Lewis Ballard
Bald Maul
Beate
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Dolphin Club
Gunter’ Hall
B Melock
Glyan
Classified Ad Boosts Tribune Readers Talk
Humorous note urges readers to place classified ads in the Tribune. It says ads spark chatter and drive readership as people read and discuss them, framing the paper as the community conversation hub.
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Veterans push universal draft united in action
Three major veterans groups the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and Disabled American Veterans pledged to press for universal conscription after the bonus passage. They called for extending the draft to civilian workers and industrial labor, aligning with wartime needs.
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Ottiotale
Tiny Eye-Dropper Feeds 15-Ounce Baby
A newborn infant received nourishment via a tiny eye-dropper with a rubber tube delivering four drops of fluid into the stomach hourly. Doctors noted the method corrected undernourishment and reflected a condition commonly expected in peninsular children of the era.
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Fort Collins Men Held for Poultry Theft at Grover
Three Fort Collins men Walter Moore Jovs Moore and M L Robinson are held on suspicion of stealing eighty Brahma chickens from a Grover Jefferson area ranch. Deputy Tegiman says tracks led to Briggsdale, where arrests followed after chickens with their identification marks were found.
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Thio
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Heald Pal
Brizgsdale
Jettergon Ranch
Tegtman
Young Slayer's Case Transferred to District Court
A 16 year old confessed slayer of magazine writer Carl Taylor was moved from juvenile court to district court for trial. Judge Fred B. Wilson announced the preliminary hearing would be set for sometime next week as the case moves toward formal commitment and possible further investigation tied to related Penitentiary religious matters. Fort Morgan police board also reappointed officers and named new city officials D J Vanttadt and Lowa Link. The American Legion Auxiliary meeting was postponed due to feverish weather.
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Magiglrale
New Mexico
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Fort Morgen
Fort Morgan
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William Wauge
Lee King
Clarence DeBoer
Jaen Hauge
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Laey
D. J. Vanttadt
Migistrate
Lowa Link
Legton
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Legion
Sudden Deaths of Two Cooper Brothers in Colorado
Two Weld County brothers died within hours of each other amid suspected botulism. William Cooper, 27, Johnstown, and Virgil Gauper, 19, Greeley, were hospitalized earlier. autopsy to confirm cause. A double funeral is planned in Greeley from Macy's with burial in Lina Greve.
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William Howart Coaher
Julinetown
Virgit Gaupor
Ninth Street
Grealey
Toth
William Tod
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Lesan Front
Greeley Hospital
G. Dean
Dad Shore
William Cooper
Willan Cooper
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Roy Coopay
Tiverton
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Long Beach
Calif
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Isellain Oney
Mlanche McBareland
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Mucciod
Elk Legion Dinner Honors Groaley Busines men
About 650 attended the American Legion dinner at the eighth avenue gym honoring Groaley businessmen. Guests from Cheyenne, Stor ing, and Denver joined local legionnaires for a feast featuring 800 pounds of elk and 400 pounds of baling potatoes. May II Sauter spoke on The Legion In and On the Community, stressing national preparedness and duty to veterans. Local dignitaries included Jack Oakey, Renea Wilkinson, Mayor Briggs, and George W. Frasier. afterward all moved to Sterling theatre.
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Marty Colkman
Walt Pratt
Ross Schulver
Rey Seaman
Ralph Bowman
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Norton Trial Set For February 28 In Denver
Court today scheduled the Norton trial for February 28 in Denver. The mandamus action targets Secretary of State George Saunders to compel issuance of a state liquor license to L. Norton of Gordon City. Attorney General Plowman and state officials are named defendants with potential venue changes to Weld County if pleading is denied.
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Asaigtaunt
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Weld County
Identifying of Weinstein Is Being Disregarded
Denver police and federal agents pursue an identification of Harry Weinstein as the man who killed Max Schigarty. Captain James Childers said officials are intensifying their search for three accomplices and a fourth suspect linked to the shooting.
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Underworld
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Schwartsz
Weluateln
Lox Ag
County Improves Roads With New Graders and Equipment
County commissioners approved a purchase of two more motor graders and patrol frames for Model 310 units at a cost of 1950 dollars from H. W. Moore Equipment of Denver. The district gains four motor grader outfits, with gearing and blades, plus a welding machine from Hobart Brothers. Dan Straight joins Moore Company as salesman after leaving Wilson Manufacturing. The county had earlier bought an electric welding setup for the county shops. A murder trial in Stanford University alumnus Davie Laimeon proceeds after nine court days with a jury of seven men and five women ready to hear testimony tomorrow.
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H. W. Moore Equipment Company
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Disteet
Pratery
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105,000 Dress Makers Strike Today in New York
New York February reports say 105,000 needle workers who produce most dresses for American women plan a strike tonight or tomorrow. Mayor LaGuardia courts manufacturers reps and the classmakers union to avert stoppage. Shorter hours and higher wages top demands amid claims of abuse in the contract or jobber system. The strike, if held, would involve about 106,000 workers in metropolitan New York.
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New York
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LaQuarlia
Fatelty Hall
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