Frank Murphy Named United States Attorney General
Frank Murphy takes the oath as attorney general in Washington with Justice Reed administering the oath in the president’s presence. Murphy, one of the youngest ever to hold the post, succeeds Homer Cummings and faces a difficult job ahead. He is a bachelor who spoke of returning to private practice after the term.
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Mint
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William Teghen
Bia Iogl
Roosevelt
F.D.R
Mrs Perkins Sees Industrial Rise in New Year Message
Secretary of Labor Perkins reported that American industry is on track for higher activity levels. In a New Year statement she said factory production was 29 percent above the previous year and employment and payrolls are rising accordingly.
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Associated Frees
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Perking
Postal Receipts Here Hit Another All Time High
Postal receipts in Fort Collins and Greeley show varied totals, with 1927 reports noting higher figures than 1926. A December tally and monthly distributions are cited, including December receipts of over 12 thousand and yearly totals around 101 thousand to 102 thousand dollars, reflecting record post office revenue levels for the period.
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Greeley
Fort Collins
Jan
Port Cal
Dreanther
Blao
Moisture in Greeley Drops vs 1937 Records
Greeley moisture in 1938 fell below 1937 levels per Greatester Sugar Co. data. Total yearly rainfall near 11.20 inches less than 1937. May and September were heaviest with 2. ai inches in May. Monthly figures list February 3, May 281, June 48, August 38, September 2.70, October 0.1, November 6, December 3.9. long-run line items show annual totals through 1940s.
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Greeley
API
DPU
Fen
Weld County Farm Institute Opens at Courthouse
The 32nd Weld County Farm Institute begins at 9 am Wednesday in the Courthouse, continuing Thursday and Friday with morning and afternoon sessions. The event runs with the annual Weld County Seed Show, held in conjunction at the Market Courtroom for the fourth Monday of the month. The first day includes talks on milk marketing, dairy profitability, lamb disease control, and feeding practices led by Colorado State College and Extension staff.
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Weld County Farm Institute
Wednnesday
Well County
Markte
C.K Hough
Dan Elmer J. Meads
State Extensions
Dairyman
Colorado State College
Newsom
Colorada
N. J. Miller
Eaton
A. N. Stout
Stockholders Meetings Of Banks To Be Jan 10
Annual stockholders meetings of three Grocety banks will be held January 10. Directors for each bank will be elected and a directors meeting will follow the stockholders session to choose officers and set bank policy.
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Nera
Franco Troops Drive New Assault On Valencia Front
Reports from Paris and Madrid describe Franco forces launching a fresh offensive along the Valencia front, targeting roadways near Castillo Nugunrn and Nules. Insurgent actions push toward coastal positions as government defences concentrate in the Vall de Uzen area, with significant gains claimed in the first ten days of the Catalanian clash.
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SCM
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Vall de Uzen
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Zunigoza
Holiday Death Toll Near 200 150 in Autus
A 1939 New Year toll report cites early fatalities from automobile crashes and other incidents. The worst single event involved a loaded automobile near Greenville. Other losses included drownings and hotel fire deaths across several states.
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Steji
Livingston Manor
Times Square
Uisbrrets
Sexon
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Cires
Vivo
Thinfor
Moz Hotel
Pennsylvania
Boulder Ranchman Resists 3 Stickups
A Boulder farmer, 27, was robbed at gunpoint as three masked men forced him off the road early Saturday near Northeast of Boulder. He resisted, losing $30 he carried, while two others fled toward a supposed car as a truck passed. Police report two prior similar incidents in the region, with no further injuries or arrests at this time.
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Hontins
Musalier
Richard ‘Sali
Lin
Hrapp Itfelt
Newyer
Inn
Jack Watkins
Cook St
38Th St
Crighton Blvd
Greeley Public Schools Reopen After Holiday Closure
Greeley Public Schools will reopen Tuesday after a holiday closure. Students return to classes as the district resumes operations following the winter break.
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Greeley Public
Skates Ring Where Racquets Flashed
A historic NYA project court set at Seventeenth Street behind the city library serves as a year round recreation area for Greeley children with skating and hockey possible as weather allows. Other rinks at Lincoln Park and Glenmore Park provide additional skating venues as shown by Tribune photography.
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Greeley
Tivity
Lincoln Park
Glenmore Park
The
Tribune
Woman Tries To Enter White House Brief Incident At Executive Office
A woman allegedly attempted to reach the White House today, escorted by chaperones after an apparent intrusion into executive offices. Secret Service agents restrained her and transported her to Treasury Headquarters for questioning. Officials identified the visitor as a Florida patient with New Jersey ties. investigators pursued possible disciplinary actions.
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Loio
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Rane Hatel
New Josey
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Ochers
Joseph Mensel
Tries White
Aaluye
Heavtvident
Mra. Novsevelt
Youth Conference Of Methodists Here
The Methodist church sponsors a state youth conference at Colline of Education from Thursday through Saturday. Many sessions will be held at the Little Theater with delegates attending from nearly every Methodist church in the state.
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Perlay
Little Theater
Secretly Married Weld Pair Sought by Parents
Milas Beverly Lloyd age 17 and Kenneth March age 17 are secretly married at Adairs City. Both parents request their return home as authorities seek the couple who left Sunday in a blue Ford coupe. Local reports say the youths attend Johnstown High and Mutken High School and are sought Monday by parents.
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Mutken High
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Follen Radio Dlathim
1938 Fire Loss Over Six Thousand Three Hundred
Fire department annual report shows 1938 losses over 6300 with 14 major incidents. One death from a kerosene explosion in a basement and two serious burns from a gas explosion at a Paramount Calluco camp.
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City of Greatey
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Two Pensioners Shot Dead in Durango Rooms
In Durango two elderly residents were found shot dead in adjacent rooms of a lodging house. Police report a violent incident as investigators search for suspects and motive in the early hours of the morning.
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Durango
Suspect Atterberry Charged In Wife Murder Case
Colorado Springs, Jan. 20. Police said 31 year old Nona Atterberry was found dead at her home. Her husband, 20 year old violent suspect Lad Atterberry, was questioned and later charged with murder after a confrontation about alleged improper relations. Det. Mspoutur and Hoffa stated investigators probed the scene and interviews, with Atterberry admitting past abnormal relations and denying involvement in his wife’s death. In a separate item, bandits robbed a man near Pulbba rail yard, forcing him into a sedan and stealing cash before escaping southwest of town.
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Atlechorry Toy
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Witebey
Colayane Springa
Jan
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Harper
Higby Probable House Speaker In Colorado's New Assembly
Higby emerges as likely choice for speaker in Colorado's new House as lawmakers convene to appoint leadership, with key figures named and party dynamics shaping the initial session and committee designations.
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Higby
Colorado
New Assembly
Two Men Arrested for Traffic Offenses
Two men were detained Sunday by Washington garbled by the crowd in a tense scene. One man, Callie, faced potential charges as officers pursued a suspect known as Jack Kirhin. The incident involved injuries and a tentative bail set, with details unclear from the garbled report.
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Hosanti
Loveland Final Installment Paid on City Power System
Loveland completes the final installment on the US City Power System. A large payment of 25,000 and a weekly total annual outlay of 50,900 to 24,000 are noted for ongoing municipal growth. City meetings set for Monday provide updates and community discussion on the project.
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Us City Power
Syston
Lovelihd
Diveluut Hemme Sala Awe
Ollie Lewellen Baby Is First Here in 1939
Mrs. Olle Lewellen of Greeley greeted at 1:19 a.m. Sunday as her baby became the first born in Greely hospital for 1939. Parents, Mr and Mrs Lewellen, reported the birth as a New Year arrival with attending physician Dr. Lavine.
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Greeley
Olle Hewullen
Toutr
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Lewellen
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Mt Mra
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