Neutrality Law Critique Sparks Congressional Hearing
President Roosevelts address to Congress argues neutrality laws hurt more than help as world aggression grows. He urges domestic solidarity, tax system tightening, and possible revision of neutrality statutes to deter aggression while avoiding war. He notes potential gun increases and reorganization of aid to allies, without naming specific economic targets.
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Japan summons fascist to head cabinet after Konoye resignation
Tokyo reports that Emperor Hirohito ordered Baron Kuniaki Koiso or another fascist aligned figure to form a new cabinet after Prince Konoye stepped down over policies in China. The move follows a nationalist surge pressing for single party rule and tighter control of economic life amid wartime pressure in East Asia.
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Assaiste
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Ugaki
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Flila
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Pretter
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Unitarian Gift Supports Greeley Hospital Fracture Equipment
The Greeley Unitarian Church donated 1455 to fund hospital needs in Greeley. County commissioners approved the gift for equipment and supplies including a fracture table and related implements, with a hospital room to be designated for use in Canlinned on go 7.
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Greelay Hospital
Board of Commssioners
Lavington Named Purchasing Agent and Budget Commissioner
Denver January 4 Governor Ralph Carr announced the appointment of James A. Nacunn chief bookkeeper for the state auditor as state budget and efficiency commissioner and Leon Tavington of Pugler as state purchasing agent. The appointments take effect at Carrs inauguration near Tuesday and each position pays three thousand dollars annually.
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Miget Ralph Carr
Jamea A. Nacunn
Dhef
Anl
Leon Tavington
Pugler
Carr
Purported Photographic Agent Released by Police
Millard DeBruler, who gave an address as the Quincy Natal Opuyer, was held at the city jail Wednesday for investigation after police linked him to soliciting business as an agent for a Grenley photographer. The photographer said DeBruler did not represent him. Debrunner, released from the jail, had not produced any money or receipts. A bicycle reported stolen from 2 downtown streets Tuesday and two other vehicle thefts were noted, with one abandoned on the Poudre River bridge near Greeley. A Fort Vanderster model A vehicle was hijacked at City Fall early Wednesday for investigation.
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Millard DeBruler
Quincy Natal
Opuyer
Tro Uity
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Grenley
DeRriler
Debruner
Pottce
Poudre River Bridge
Greeley
Elehth Street
Sinta
Seed show displays grains beans in Weld County
Small grains and beans are attractively shown in new containers on the fourth floor of the county court house. Potatoes and corn lead the exhibits with three growers shown beside the bean and grain display. The growers are John K. Emerson, Paul Fagerberg, and H. EK. Atkinson. The Weld County Farm Institute event continues Friday with a photo and engraving by the Tribune.
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Weld County Farm Institute
John K. Emerson
Paul Fagerberg
EK. Atkinson
Kearney Discusses Beet Problems in Washington Meeting
Kearney and Adams examined sugar beet issues with Senator Adams and western lawmakers during a conference on reciprocal trade and sugar tariffs. The group expects about 3 million dollars in federal payments to Colorado beet growers for 1938, with final decisions due in February or March.
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Kittrey
Morrill
Neb
Alva HN
Adis Bt
Colorado
Kearney
Committee For Reciprocal Trade Water
Stile Hutt
Informacion Mo Kk
Weld Rancher Escapes Two-Holdup Near Ault
Arthur Erickson, rancher, escaped after two men tried to hold him up at a WalMart on Highway 85, two miles north of Ault. He fled to the shoulder, grabbed a blackjack, and jumped into a running car, speeding away as attackers wrestled and fired threats.
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Naan
Ault
Erickson
Hla Atlaekers
Not Guilty Plea in Medway drunken driving case near Crroldy
Tom Stagge of Greeley pleaded not guilty to drunken defying and reckless driving charges at arraignment before Justice Wen in Florance. Trial set for Wednesday afternoon but postponed. Stagge, held in city jail, was moved to the county jail Tuesday afternoon.
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Crroldy
Moon
Court of Justice
Wen
Florance
Skunts
Unusually Large Opening Crowd At Weld County Farm Institute
At Weld County Farm Institute an unusually large opening crowd heard a milk marketing speech by G. Yough of the Denver milk-shed who outlined market conditions in Colorado. He noted low feed costs, variable dairy prices, and seasonal peaks in production with high points in May and June and a drop in September. The discussion covered price bases, producer bases, and the idea of stabilizing milk output through base allocations, with mixed reactions from producers and speakers about government holdings and independence. The session suggested ongoing debate and a continuation noted on page 6.
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Uus
Yough
Denver
Mong
Colorado Dalrytier
New England
Colorado
Harryman
Dever
Mik Ustad
Mowatsid
Carl We Howry
Hough
Clal
Ford Names Harlan Strong Road Boss in Greeley
Ford announces Harlan Strong as head of Road District No 2 in Greeley with Strong a longtime resident since 1928 and former CCC supervisor. The move follows political shifts in the Democratic primary and roles for Creel Edwards Charlow Plunk, with commissions set for next Tuesday per Marian OC Stang.
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Fred Ord Nies
Aa Fort
Givens
Strone
Ford
Strang
Greeley
Clarinda
Ian
Ifo Ds
Mr. Strong
CCC
Police Department Records 1988 Case Totals
Greeley police records for 1988 show 619 cases handled, including traffic tickets and warrants. The year saw arrests by patrol officers and entries of court actions.
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Greeley
Ritchie Named President Pro Tem of Senate
In Denver June, Ralph J. Cummings of Denver was chosen as president pro tem after a tense Senate selection. Rival candidates Hunter Walks Out and others withdrew amid party strife, with party leaders promising new appointments and a push for unity in the 82nd General Assembly.
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Yale
Walch
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Greeley
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Demawls Probe of Roper Party Allegations Surface
A congressional probe into the Roper Party at Washington and New York links private parties to improper payments. Acting Comptroller General Richard N. SaintMobt cites unapproved funds for steamboat service, while Fergus accused Jedyard A. Seuleetil, 32, of Revue A Eaton, of forged checks and arrest following a bank incident.
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Eaton
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McGee
Message Follows Party Lines Reflects Division in Washington
A Washington report summarizes reactions to a congressional message as split along party lines. Republicans praise its restraint and prudence while Democrats criticize it as lacking constructive proposals to address unemployment and economic concerns.
Docket for January term of county court trial calendar
Docket lists January term cases set for trial at County Court with Benjamin Woottark presiding. Jury selections scheduled for February 7 and February 9. calendar notes preliminary entries and tentative dates for Petitions and hearings, with limited legible details remaining.
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Menjamin Wooteark
Shrattlel
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