Employment Inquirers Will Not Blame Either Labor or Business
Washington reports a special Senate committee opens a study of state employment. It seeks no blame for recession and aims to craft legislation to encourage jobs for workers, employers, and government. Witnesses note employment declines since 1929, with a seasonal dip expected in January.
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Associated Troma
Washington
Sen
Tate
Qpan
Novénder
Layalt
Barker Sees Mexican Revolt Risk After Mexico Visit
Professor George A. Barker of the College of Education, back from two weeks in Mexico City, warns a governmental program shifts power to agricultural workers and strong unions, splitting middle and lower classes and signaling possible unrest. He notes calm weather contrasted with the tense political scene.
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Mosxiga
George A. Barley
College of Education
Honday
Mexico
Mexico City
Ira
Barker
George Barker, Jr
Kimbrough Hackman
Holyoke
Bayker
Iis
Bar- Teer
National Safety Council Editor Is Killed in Chicago
Thompson Jr., editor of the National Safety Council magazine, was found dead on a rear tavern landing platform. Autopsy showed a fractured skull and robbery suspected after $10.05 and a missing rag were found on scene. The body was identified after police recovered the items and linked them to a New Year’s Eve celebration.
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Chilcago
Tan
Whather Rainbow
Thompson Jr
National Safety Council
Magasine
M Call
Thompson
Janis
Northern Colorado Coal Prices Steady Despite New Order
Prices from Northern Colorado mines remain unchanged after the National Bituminous Coal Commission order took effect Monday. Local dealers here report coal price per ton held firm as the new schedule is implemented, with no observed reductions or increases in the current market.
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Colorado
National Bitumitous Coal Commission
Muorday
BYU
Nock Springs
Roosevelt Forecasts Higher Deficit for 1939 Budget
Washington January reports indicate President Roosevelt may raise the fiscal year 1939 deficit estimate to about 1.26 billion dollars. The first half deficit reached 645,005,770 dollars, with officials predicting a budget proposal to Congress next July 31. Secretary Morgenthau cited business conditions as the cause and warned a pickup could still balance the deficits. Federal debt rose to 47,278,291,518 dollars, up 854,677,785 in six months.
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Fassye
Washington
Janu
J.awid
Roosevelt
Treasury
Morgenthau
Ford Official's Daughter Not Kidnaped Eloped with Drummer
Detroit January report says Gertrude Bennett, 17, daughter of Ford Motor Co executive Harry H. Bennett, was found to have eloped with Russell Huntes, a 21-year-old drummer and Michigan State Normal College student. Police had searched for her after she vanished Tuesday, noting she drew $50 from an Ann Arbor bank early Monday. No evidence linked Ford union tensions to her disappearance.
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Detroit
Gertrude. Bennett
Harry H. Bennett
Ford. Motor Company
Auburn
Ind
Donald S. Leonard
Russell Huntes
Michigan State Normal College
Vasilants
Gertrude Tenenett
Ford Motor Company Service Department
Bennett
Ford Company
United Automobile Workers
Ford
Cordwen
Ford Garea
Dearborn
Belenett
Ypatlanti
Ann Arbor
Trussell Hughes
Bils Benvoli
Ypsilanti
Funeral service for John Herlihy at Armatronga chapel
Funeral services for John Herlihy will be held at Armatronga Mortuary Chapel Eaton Wednesday afternoon 2:10 oclock. Interment will follow at Walton Cemetery.
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Johm Herlihy
Armatronga Mortuary
Eaton
Walton Cemetery
Weld County Doctors Suspended From Clinic and Hospital
The Weld County Medical Society voted to suspend sixty Greeley Clinic doctors from both the society and the hospital staff over an ethical dispute tied to a new one year medical service contract offered to patients. County officials said the move does not bar clinic physicians from practicing at the hospital, noting the hospital’s governance lies with the county commissioners.
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Greeley Hospital
Weld County Medical Society
Greeley Clinic
Stilf
Medical
Medical Society
Lind
Clinie
Convent County
Charles A. Plumb
Rose T. Rigas
Giuty
Plumb
Commissionera
Wie
Bumb
Tiee
Riggs
Tress Niggs
Greeley
A. C. Cain
Ault
Tracy D. Peppers
Cine
McCarney
Society
Renae
Lolo
Jaciaber
gyacHce Flere
Sus
Hoapital
Scecrety
Man Starts Jail Term for Duck Shooting
L717, Smill, 27, of Greelay began serving in the county jail on a duck shooting charge. He faces a $5 daily fine and a $42 judgment by the justice court, with Wardon Paul Watzel noted in the report.
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Smill
Greelay
Tursday
Justice Court
Diaghy
Gums
Wardon Paul
Watzel
Fascist Editor Attacks Roosevelt in Editorial
An authoritative fascist editor in Virginia denounces President Roosevelt for promoting permanent national hostility. The piece asserts Roosevelt divides the world into democracies and authoritarians, calling for conciliation rather than conflict. It argues democracy will return and warns peace hinges on representative governance. A Berlin foreign office spokesman counters the message as hindering peace.
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Virginia Gaydli
Roosevelt
Congress
Gayila
West To Enter Law Practice
L. J. West, longtime Groeley attorney and former county court clerk under Judge Robert G. Strong, will retire January 11 to resume private practice. He will open offices at 511 Greeley building after practicing in Greeley since 1929 and graduating from the University of Iowa law school. Edward Levari, son of Dr. I. W. Lehan, will succeed as county clerk. Levari has served as reading clerk in the state senate and deputy collector for the maternal revenue bureau.
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L. J. Weat
Groeley
Cive Yeaya
Robert G. Strong
Strong
West
Greeley Building
Greeley
University of Iowa Law School
Edward
Ted" Levari
I. W. Lehan
Ted
State Senate
Maternal Revenue Bureau
Marge Strong
Wert
Two Held for Molesting Car of Eaton Resident
Police held Raph Portillo and Adolpa Palomino on charges of molesting a neighbor’s car and theft after a camera vanished from WB Bills’ vehicle parked near the armory. Portillo and Palomino were identified by Officer Paul Ault. later the camera was recovered as suspects argued over the theft.
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Raph Portillo
North Eleventh
Avamue
Adolpa Palomino
C Street
Bills
Ans
Paul Ault
Portillo
Palomino
Tej
Sixth Street
Henry Wheeler Breaks Arm Taking Yuletide Decor at Court House
Henry Wheeler aged 55, a janitor at Ward county court house, fell 19 feet from the east edge of the gaunt house while removing decorations before 3 a.m. He suffered a broken arm, shock, and facial injuries. Fellow janitor Frenk McGuno attempted to catch him but Wheeler slipped onto the steps. Wheeler’s condition was later reported satisfactory at Greeley hospital. He has a son in San Francisco and a mother in Kansas City. his wife died about two years ago.
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Court House
Tenth's Avenue
Ward County
Gaunt House
Wheeler
Porto
Ila Greeley Hospital
Frenk McGuno
Tim
McCuio
Whealer
Létha
Bill
San Francisco
Kansas City
Hudson Plans 6,000 Jobs For New Low-Priced Car
Detroit reports Hudson Motor Car Co chief E. Barlt said 6,000 workers will be recalled to bring total factory staff to 12,000 and payroll up by 1.25 million monthly as production begins next week on a newly priced model. He emphasized auto industry could lead the economy out of recession.
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Detroit
Jan AA. E. Barlt
Hudson Motor Car Company
Hudsah Motor
Barl
Weld County Farm Institute Opens With Three Day Program
Weld County Farm Institute opens Wednesday at the courthouse in Greeley for a three day session ending Friday January 7. The program includes discussions on current farm problems, a Pure Seed Show display, home improvement talks, potatoes, marketing, water Pumping, insect control and disease management with county agents and local officials leading sessions.
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Tute
Greeley
Weld
Institute
L. V. Oyna
Murenge
J. L. Carpenter
la Salle
J. M. Colling
Enton
Joe Taytorne
Unto
R. L. Martin
Keenesburg
J. TB. Davis
Fort Lupton
Frank . Jacobucch
Brighton
Raymond Conflon
Platteville
Incide
A. Ploch
P. C. Lamb
Mart
Harry Bailey
W. L. Carroll
Milt Warner
T. Wiegon
Harry Clark
Carl Gorth
Art. Anderson
Grand Sala
Harey Galley
Washington
Quiet Title Decree on Portner Farm Entered Here
Quiet title decree granted to Roy Portner for his farm west of Greeley along the Pollry river. District Judge C C Callin ruled against Weld County and others regarding prior transfers to permit CCC camp work and back titles. Portner sued to clear ownership after a disputed deed by former commissioners blocked reforestation. Pastelak, 26, of Keenesburg, posted $1,500 bond after pleading not guilty to a statutory charge.
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Roy Portner
Fort. Collins
Greeley
Powilry
Nsse
Laris Qmer and
Weld Tivestment Company
C. C. Callin
Portner
Weld County
Dane
Clon Wileh Oecurrell
Board of
CCC
CCG
Fontact
Pastelak
Pastelal
Keenesburg
B. G Daglish
Weather Stippera Forecast Project Ends
Weather bulletin details cadilla 250 miles shipments extension. Temperature readings show 15 degrees north and east, 20 degrees south, 15 degrees west, with 80 degrees in the mountains. Colorado fair Tuesday night, warmer north east Wednesday, local forecast for 24 hours ending a m. Irhslv 85, low 9.
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Cadilla
Colorado
Wier Habeas Corpus Writ Hearing Set
Canon City January hearing set for George Harrison Wier a Weld county rancher to decide if trusty time should extend after parole and affect his sentence. Attorney Tracy D. Cameron argues Wier remained trusty while free on parole and could shorten his term. parole violation led to return to prison. Warden Roy Best notes trusty time grants days off. case marks a new question in parole law. Hearing January 14 in district court.
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Canon City
Maldse Innes L. Cooper Failay
Heaering
George Harrison Wier
Weld County
Colorado State Penitentiary
Tracy D. Cameron
Greeley
Wier
Larimer County
Cameron
No O
Reyes Roy Best
Byron G. Rogers
Meuttier
Magestat
Nini
Poindexter of Weldona Dies in Weldona
Perry Columbus Poindexter, 60, of Weldona, died at a Greeley hospital after an operation. Survived by wife Annie, three daughters including Mrs. Howard Spain, and two sons, plus a brother. Funeral arrangements announced by Sattley Funeral Home.
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Perry Columbus
Poindexter
Weldona
Greeley Hospital
Hill Far Ahead Of Tom Heflin In Democratic Primary
Birmingham reports show Senator Lister Hill leading former Senator J Thomas Heflin in the Democratic primary based on absentee box returns from cities. Heflin’s campaign was interrupted by pneumonia forcing a polling dispute over voting from a hospital room.
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Ala
Absantes
Gaya
Lister Lill
J. Thomas Heflin
Getermina
Hugo Black
Gethin
Charley Williama
Heflin
Haflin
Justice of the Peace
Lis
Dr J A Marah Case Continued To January Fourteenth
Dr J A Marah of Greatey appeared with attorney Barnard Houtchons in local justice court Tuesday on a drunken driving charge. Proceeding granted a continuation to January 14.
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Conniouance
Justies
J. A. Marah
Greatey
Marsh
Big Atstorney
Barnerd Houtchons
Weld Budget Held Up by Tax Ouster
Weld county faces delay in approving the 1915 budget amid governor Ammons suspending the state tax commission. John R. Seaman and Charles Plaind discuss protests and potential petitions as county officials reallocate funds to cover the state policeman's pension.
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Denver
Colo+ tao winte itx commission
John R. Seana
Charles
Plumb
Weld County Board of Commissioners
Seaman
Ammons
Boner F. Bedford
State Department of Finance and Taxation
Scumin
Bedford
Homer I. Bedford
Tax Commission
Cauicman Charles. O. Plaind
Opia
Phimbeald
Baird Loses Suit for Road Board Seat in Denver
Ralph O. Baird lost a Denver district court suit seeking reinstatement to the Colorado state highway advisory board after being dismissed by Governor Teller Ammons last June. Judge Otto Bock upheld the governor’s authority, rejecting Baird’s claim that the removal lacked executive journal record. Senator Dick Johnson and Stoy Johnson of Sterling represented Baird during the defense.
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T Associated Recs
Denver
Rilph O. Hated
Denver Asatrict Court
Colorado State
Teller Ammons
Otto Bock
Baird
Ecomplaint
Iis
Journal of Executive Orders
Bock
Ammons
Bird
United States
Dick Johnson
Johnson
Stoy Johnson
Sterling
Boiglash Tune
Hillerfam
Washington
Gunmen Take $50,000 From New York Suburb Home
Armed intruders stormed the palatial Moyertollay residence in Klug’s Point New York, holding J Renard Moyers and family for over an hour. Value of loot reported at $50,000. Mrs Moyer and daughter Florence escaped as a car pulled away with a youth jumping out. A horse, cavalry nod noted in dispatch.
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Tres
J. Renard Moyce-tollay
Nore
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