150 Millions Sought By F R To Keep WPA Workers on the Job
President Roosevelt asked Congress for an emergency additional 1500 million for the WPA over the next eight months to prevent dramatic job cuts. He warned that with a 725 million allocation employment could fall from 3.9 million to under 1.5 million by June, and proposed keeping the 3 million level through February and March.
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F.R
WPA
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Roozevelt
Animal Husbandry Head Dies After Pneumonia Near Collings
Dr Charles Kick head of the animal husbandry department at Colorado State College was reported critically ill with pneumonia at Collings near Fort Collis. His wife Mrs Kick also contracted pneumonia. both are hospitalized. Kick recently joined the college faculty from Ohio State University after judging at a stock show in Denver.
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Fort Collis
Charles Kick
Colorado State College
Larter County
Atlaches
Kick
Kiek
Ohio
State University
Department of Animal
Dushundyy
Denver
Hick
Diversion Bill May Go Before Senate Today
Denver February 7 Governor Ralph Carr aims to use Colorado surplus to balance the budget with a diversion bill. The finance committee plans a quick decision on funding needs and potential Senate action may follow soon. A compromise would split income tax revenue between the general fund and school support to avert a deficit. Senator Munter expects a favorable amended report, while committees prepare other administration bills on reform and cash management.
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Denver
Ralph B. Carr
Senate
Finance Committee
Wille
Governor Care
Tke
Hasine Dusly
Feneral
Ted
D. E. Munter
Manranols
Evans Man Mangles Hand In Feed Grinder Accident
Robert Printy, 27, of Evans, suffered severe finger injuries when his left hand was caught in a feed grinder. He was rushed to Greeley Hospital late Monday for treatment.
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Robert Printy
Evens
Greeley Hospital
Mr. Printy
Lefh
Five Fines Are Levied In Weld Justice Courts
Five motorists faced fines in Weld south Justice Courts on Monday for traffic offenses. G Engilst fleet fee C. de Lapp of Cheyenne paid 6 dollars and costs for speeding. Micinx Cartoon of Glicrest incurred 1 dollar for reckless driving from Howard Murray as Fort Lupton. E R Hil of Evang paid 15 dollars and costs for reckless driving after an accident. Marty Baketa of Platteville owed 8 dollars and costs for careless driving. Dick Gilmore of Denver was fined 15 dollars and costs by Adams for reckless driving.
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Pive Tinea
Weld South Justles
G. Engilst
C. de Lapp
Cheyenns
Micinx Cartoon
Glicrest
Costa
Howard Murray
Fort Lupten
E.R. Hil
Evang
W. R. Atlanta
Marty Baketa
Platteville
Dick Gilmore
Tenyer Aves
Adams
House Groups Approves F. R. Plane Building
Washington reports that House committees approved legislation to authorize a portion of the President's defense program, expanding the Army Air Corps to about 6,600 planes while limiting annual production to 1,000 aircraft per fiscal year. Debate centered on funding and division of the force plans. Senators discussed broader foreign policy options and delaying the air base program for a congressional study.
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T Associated Prest
Washington
May
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Army Air Corps
Eame
Republicny Iembera
Akeram- Tilllee
War Department
Andrews
New York
Jayan
Walter W. Yannick
Statig
Vankirk
Pacificsland
Guant
Japan
Medical Society Reports Rapid Immunization Advances
The Weld County Medical Society reports rapid progress in immunizations against smallpox and diphtheria. Based on vaccine numbers removed from the Greeley Hospital depot, hundreds have received smallpox vaccines and Schick tests, with many awaiting opportunity for inoculation as a countywide program approaches. Local physicians offer services and seek public cooperation for disease control.
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Weld County Medical Society
Healih and
Padie Polley
Greeley Hoanlinl
Morgan County Commissioner Dies Monday
Walter Hoechelenbach, 69, Morgan County commissioner, died at Fort Morgan hospital after illness. A Hanson native who farmed before moving to Iowa, he was elected to the board in 1934 as a Republican and reelected. Governor to appoint a successor. funeral Wednesday at the Methodist church.
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Fort Morgan
Pal
Walter
Oechelenbach
Morgan County
Hhey
Hanson
Iowa
Board of County Commisasion
Betts Receives First 1988 Beet Crop Check
Dorothy Baldwin, disbursing clerk at Weld County Agricultural Conservation, hands Alex Betts his first 1988 beet crop check. Betts farms 16.1 acres near Milliken, producing about 18 tons per acre. his tenant share totals $339. Tribune photo accompanies the engraving.
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Alex Betts
Milliken
Sam
Pts
Itxen
Dorothy Baldwin
Agricultural Conservation Office
Weld County Court House
Betts
Ilis
Tribune
Cooperative Advertising Budget Fix Planned Friday Evening
The Northern Colorado cooperative advertising budget is to be fixed Friday evening. Commissioners reported land sales in the OM Grueley-Powteatization district at auction totaling 1440 dollars, about $2.25 per acre, with buyers A. A. Monter and R. G. Lend. Various court fines and local notices followed, plus discussions on budgeting for the cooperative advertising plan in the region. A committee of three was named to decide how to finance the project, while letters from U.S. Senator Johnson offered support for achieving 18,000 to 15,000 in funding. Local officials noted ongoing hearings on state education funding and proposed advertising expenditures of 75,000 drawn from state funds. A visit by Junior Chamber members and a speech by Phi Bly sllog were also announced.
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Loindid Bbirve Malin
Galeton
OM Grueley-Powteatization
Eowtry Commissioners
A. A. Eonter
R. G. Lenddeler
Marners Association
Kerney
Comtern IV
Cojocius
West County
Charter of Commerce
Mardus
M.P
Greeley Chamber of Conteres
Eumemilt Teem
L. Wikingel
JL. R. Storey
Cain C. Taine
U.S
Ted Jonnaon
Potiga
Chan Hats of Commerce of
Colorado
George A. Ivyle
la Denver
Algut
Eagh
DHS Uf
Ageau
Alh
Larry Ti
Ancobson
Grenay Y
American Rawhting Congress
Clovaland
Vlalt
Phi Blysllog
Ue Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne
Norlin Defends Colorado Youth and University Funding
Norlin argues Colorado youth are overlooked and urges restoration of the University of Colorado's tax income, claiming the university would receive adequate revenues if law allowed full entitlement. He warns current property tax structures overburden owners and calls for fiscal adjustments to reflect the university's needs. Benzel car damage report notes $75 damage after a collision with Ray Kendrick’s vehicle on Ninth Avenue during a U turn.
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Doulder
George Nortin
University of Colorado
Sallen
Colorado
Norlin
General Assembly
Yeygotla
Fibro
Lie University
T University
Uley
Benzel
R. Benzel
Ray Kendrick
Ald Kendrick
Dr Pershing Dies at Denver Hospital
Dr L Pershing longtime Colorado State Mental Reflective at Widge died last night at Filestinong General hospital after a period of illness. He served as superintendent and was widely known in medical circles across Denver and surrounding areas.
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Denver
der. GO. Ls
Ue Calorado
Widge
Filestinong General Hospital
National Jaycee head to speak in Cheyenne Thursday
National head of Jaycees from Dayton and other junior chambers will visit Cheyenne Thursday for a dinner and meetings with local leaders including Cheyenne officials and Greeley participants. State convention in Tyler Shay Bera of Communnes will follow Friday to Sunday with delegates from Greeley and Creighton.
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Tumar Chamber of
Cammoeres
Greeley
Elt
Cammeree
Wisroat
Phil Eweling
Naonal
Pleatilan
Dayton
Pelun
Oletouk
Abuttue
Cheyenne
Cheysana
Whursday Ooo
Ant
Eity Somneit
Weather summary for Colorado with cold spell ahead
Fragmentary weather note reports snow and a colder trend in Colorado. Forecaster expects generally fair conditions Wednesday but cooler air moving in. Local forecast for 24 hours ending 8 am Tuesday calls for a high near 48 and a low around 17.
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Colorado
Two youths sentenced in hit and run death case
Samuel Jones and L Dale Edmonds, both of Cheyenne, were sentenced to indeterminate terms for the death of Claudia Perkins on North Eleventh Avenue after a January crash. Paul Tumbietan, age 17, of Cheyenne, was a not guilty plea and case set for March 6.
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Jude Prederley
Clack
Tre Cola- Tada
Clauie Perkins
North Eleventh Avenue
Fireetly
Samuel Jones
Micenr
Dale Edmonda
Cheyenne
Paul Dambieten
Choyenn Roas
Jils
Daranrd M. Hieutchens
David B Turley of Eaton Dies at 60
David B Turley of Eaton died at his home Monday after moving to Eaton and living there for about three years. He was 60 years old and survived by two children Harold G Turley of Denver and Lua W Turley of Urecloy.
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David
Turley
Eaton Te Tt
Jn Wuniners
Tit
Tiarold G. Turley
Nenyer
Lua W Turley
Urecloy
Beet Contract Committee Delays First Payment Decision
Ralph Nicholas, internal revenue collector, states no decision yet on demand for first payment under the 39 crop beet contract. A meeting is set for February 27 at Mareth to discuss the matter and related procedures.
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Ralph Nicholas
Mareth
County Signs New Medical Care Contract
County approves a new contract with Weld County Medical Society to fund doctor care and hospital costs. monthly payments range near 260 dollars per month for medical services and hospital care, with eliminations of secretary pay and adjustments for WPA cases. agreement excludes aged dependents and non county aid families.
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Coumty Emitolsstonern
Weld
County Meytles
Thia
Dare
Pope Pins Is Stricken With Influenza Atel
Vatican City reports the pope is seriously ill with influenza like symptoms. Medical staff including Dr Amita Milank monitor the pope daily as a precaution while officials state the illness appears manageable but ongoing. The pope has faced health scares since 1996, with care continuing to be provided.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Amita Milank
Ives
Milant
Lato Onza
Morgenthau Warns U S Against Silver Imports Cut
Secretary Morgenthau told a Senate commission that halting silver imports would ease monetary strain. He argued the silver program benefits several major producers and could hinder economic stability abroad. The testimony referenced global silver markets and potential effects on currency reserves.
Loyalists Fight On From Valencia Report
London reports Loyalist forces will press the fight from Valencia with government leaders indicating resistance will continue to the end week. The note mentions no negotiations at the French Spanish border and hints at incomplete surrender terms, amid Franco-Spanish border tensions and ongoing civil conflict developments.
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London
Vromler Junuiveriu
Vislencia
Enauregett Dero
Mountain States growers cite stalemate in sugar paying talks
A joint committee of Mountain States beet growers from Synther, Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska and Northern Colorado failed to reach a definite payment plan with the sugar company. They reaffirmed a minimum 440 dollars per ton or 50-50 contract, while delays and contract disputes continue amid government hearings and producer price debates.
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Courtlakes
W. B. Gress
Mountain Stites
Synther
Colorado
Wyeing
Nebrask
Kentucky Hill Country Faces Worst Flood in History
Kentucky Hill Country endures severe flooding as the Ohio River and tributaries rise, prompting evacuations for about 2000 families. State health officials warn of emergency needs while Red Cross counts over a thousand affected. Louisville meteorologists report a large margin of safety despite rising waters.
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Associates Prez
Cinelli
Arend
Mentuusy
Auksiwica
A. T. McCormack
Lontevilla
Otilo
Bouwetop
Br. McCormack
Staer
Cinvinnas
Conides
Newport
Coyington
Onla
Lea Livingston
New
Aml
Sireams
Montieky
Ohio
J. J. Koeodatl
Louisille
Frankfork
Kentucky
Indiana
Aurora
Lanereaceburg
Evansville
Cleveland
Steel Desks Installed at Welfare Office Courthouse
Ten new steel desks were set up at the county welfare offices in the courthouse on Monday to replace wooden desks built by WPA workers. The total cost for the ten desks was about 660 dollars.
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Court House
Monilay
Conty Welfare
WPA
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Joe Tafoya
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Valencia
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