Colorado Legislature Moves Toward Budget Tightening
Colorado state government faces a push for greater economy as Gov. Ralph L. Carr leads the legislature in preparing a long appropriation bill for the next biennium. The plan envisions total general expenditures of about 12.0 million with a broader 16 million budget request amid debates on taxes and state revenue. A mix of bills seeks both higher spending and tax relief, while lawmakers discuss a 2 percent service tax repeal and potential income tax changes as the budget process advances.
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Denver
Colorado
Genomal Assembly
Ralph L. Carr
House
James E. Noomin
Fred A. Bousk
SeAgate
Driak
Bavas
Beark
David A. Wamil
R-Atwood
Nep
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Willam
Bleby
Rmann Duieul
Uade
Dean Colemay
Utls
Colemausel
Cavs
Cotes
Torn
Seratopy
Daga Citica
Aleliy Maniager
Sunate
AEA
Howe
Colomeda Municipal League
Ntar Davies
Therard
Jone N. Mabryai
Trinidad
Weis
Eudocla Bell Staith
Bayd
Wnsignel
Henater
Mery La-Montrose
Sabrles
Ted
Herring
Ktoy
Clon
Ceowtey
Picketers At Ice Company Strike Pass Time With Fires
Picketers at the Grerley Fer and Storage ice plant kept watch as the strike entered its second day. About 19 workers remained on the line while bonfires burned in the parking area and marshmallows roasted as they waited. Police reported two minor incidents but found no major damage. Willan Kelly, the plant manager, said all regular services were being maintained and noted allegations of vandalism were denied by strikers. City records show a complaint filed against Kelly for keeping wires in city limits near company property.
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Strikere
Conpany
Willan Kelly
Strers
Allegifon
Alyikers
Sickers
Pyle
Merril Starsh
Axannel
Willian Kelly
Jush
Pion
O& Ple
Navy Aims to Add 4000 Planes This Year Says Admiral Towers
Admiral Towers announced at a naval committee hearing that the Navy plans to acquire about 4000 airplanes in the current year despite delays and bottlenecks. He noted deliveries were ahead of December projections, with 234 expected this month, and cited shortages in machine tools, dies, and subcontractor timetables as factors in the lag.
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Admiral Towers
Washington
Jan
lMenr
Jain D. Towers
Naval Aviieton
House Naaval Committee
Devesnher
Chileman Virgo
R-Gn
Towers
Comuutes
Pring Contrictors
British Drive to El Adem Air Base Near Tobruk
Allied communique reports British forces reached El Adem airport near Tobruk and captured 40 Italian planes damaged by prior raids. Tobruk and surrounds faced bombardment with ships and air activity. Italian Libyan bases further west pressured as Libyan defenses tested.
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Calro
Kgypt
Janu
An Rar
Libya
el Adem
Tobruk
Iulans
Cardia
Callan
Avrhibakl PB
Wavell
Ublts
London
Tripali I Vulner
Taly
Tobrik Steel
Martuha
Dorna
Tatruk
Giotallan
Lundy
Nila
Roosevelt Creates Supreme Council to Speed Defense Output
Washington Jan 7 President Roosevelt established a peacetime defense leadership to accelerate arms production. William S Knudsen will head the new production management office with Sidney Hillman as associate director general. Secretaries Stimpson and Knox join a four member council empowered to set and execute war instrument production policies. An executive order accompanied the move.
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T'yesah
Washington
Roosevelt
Hnunenmant
Defense
William S Knudsen
Defunbe Commission
Wii Sidney Hillman
The
Defense Commission
Gentral
Stim- Son
Knox
Fourman
Tull
Crttera
Seven Injured as Union Pacific Bus Plunges in Oregon
A Union Pacific vehicle plunged down a 175 foot embankment into the Columbia River near Mogles Oregon on January 6. Seven persons were injured, with no fatalities reported. Rail detours rerouted traffic via alternate lines while crews cleared the wreck and assessed the damage.
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F Union Pacifis Bie
Cehuanbla River
Gserow
Edmundson lectures on potato breeding and markets
Edmundson, superintendent of the U S potato experiment station, spoke at Weld County Farm Institute about breeding progress, new strains, and disease control. He noted federal and state programs, regional variations, and the growing demand for well packed potatoes for market channels.
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Weld
Fiarmere
Wooc
Edmndson
Dent
U. S
Mr. Edmundson
New York State
Mona
Kilmindson
Yarlona Siralig
Leste Dantela
Colorado Experiment Station
Port Collings
Pravleam
Grawer
Wold County
Praak
Monta Vista
Predael
Walt
J Ben Nix Heads Weld County Seed Growers
J Ben Nix of Eaton leads Weld County Seed Growers at the annual meeting held Monday night. Officers include J Den Nix as president and D Hill as vice president. Rodney Tucker of state extension discussed proposed seed and seed laws to be pushed by the legislature. Seed grower association aims to redefine noxious weeds and standardize seed laws to aid weed districts and county funding. Fall winners announced in the Weld County Seed Show include categories for potatoes, trypots, and dryland trials with entries from Eaton, Greeley, Ault, and surrounding towns.
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Sec? Gowers
J. den Nix
Eaton
D. Hill
Raymond Condoy
Platteville
Rodney Tucker
Ngcon- Lomat
Weld
Gampbell Brothera
Ratan
Bud Anderson
Ault
Min
Herrice Morrison
Waller F. Morrison
Weld County
Colorado
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Denver
Menikay
Elock
Morriston
Macy's
Greeley
Mra Morrison
Rienda
Por
Horace OM Ansl
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CaGrans
Greyley
Vollage
Waller Maclson
Morraon
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Carrol
Warren Udridge
Itarvey Faring
LaGrange
Neolliers
Holle Morrison
Lhzt
Eighth Avenue
Mra
Morrien
Da-Teg
Trinity Episcopal Church
Lin Grove
Macys Mortiary
Kiwanis Group Backs South Side School Bond Issue
The Civils Progress Committee of the Green Ley Wiwania Club recommends a bond for a new south side school to ease overcrowding at Cameron and Central, with about 176 kindergarten to seventh graders affected. The plan envisages a new installation, raises annual operating costs, and foresees construction costs rising with labor and materials.
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Greeley Wiwania Club
Okeh
Progosml
Konis
Kiwants Chub
Clol Progress
Dre Willan Lb. Wraklle
Kiwants Clot
Jaste
Mie Greeley
Committee 13
Nineteenth ‘Street
Light Avenue
Cameron Or
Central School
Purthermore
Cameron School
Welty
Prapasnd
Sehant
Firefighters battle blaze in Atlanta region
Reported fire in the Tepolont telegraph region of Atlanta struggles at dawn. Fire crews fought to control the blaze as dawn broke, with authorities noting ongoing efforts to contain the flames and assess damage.
Congressional Sentiment for Defense Faces European Arsenal Debate
The piece notes a division on defense policy centered on arming Europe and defending strategic interests. It reflects Congressional sentiment amid broader debates on international arms, with references to Mrs. Morrison and local Weld County ties. The article frames the stance as a key but narrow dispute within national defense strategy.
Three Polling Places Friday In Bond Vote
Three polling places will be open Friday from 7 am to 7 pm for a bond proposal to finance construction and equipment of a new municipal building to serve Greyley. Polling sites include Center School, Hortee Mann School, and Armstrong's Garage, with voters required to meet district and tax eligibility rules and be registered at their residence.
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Ninth Street
al Hortee Mann Selions
Fifteenth Street
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Colorado
Minnesota Lad Freezes Foot After Trick Ride
Fourteen year old LiozA Larts of North Rochester Minnesota was found with a frozen foot after a ride on a moving train car. Police in Greeley confirmed the boy had been aboard a car from LaSalle and was brought to the hospital with severe frostbite. Authorities seek to determine if he ran away from home.
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Arle Lewis
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Greeley
Eldiog Aoka
LaSalle Mondor
Fotca
Laxalt
Physiol
Nation debates arming Britain and aiding war effort
President Roosevelt calls for immediate expansion of British aid and an American arms program. Congress debates funding methods including a possible new federal corporation or expanding existing agencies to funnel weapons and credits to Britain while weighing public reaction and the impact on neutral policy.
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Tooy Snawerdd
Roosavel
Congress
Roosevelt
Maynart
Toy Vest
Iene
United States
Ise
Fedeal Corporation
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Eiher
Teenstriction Finance Corporation
Awshin
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Actug
Republican
Indhwenite
Great Britain
Twelve States Back Cooperation on Defense Road Plans
Representatives from 12 Western states voted to coordinate with the National defense program and with state highway departments to advance road construction needed for mobilization. Robert Rol bykt, chairman of the Western Association’s special committee, warned that agencies are not yet securing federal funds for emergency highway projects.
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Jess Deowver
Jon
Uolan
Frosa
Merlean Association
Robert Foe Rolbikt
Treas
Strike Called In Plant Building Aviation Motors
A strike was called at the Farnimatale aviation motors plant in New Jersey after a vote by 212 workers. The walkout aims to pressure the aircraft company and the United Automobile Workers union over contract terms tied to a recent navy expansion contract.
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Winston
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Ans Wight
Aircraft Company
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Mntton
Mntton Dlvialog of the Atiled Automiohiin Workers
A HO Men
Threvto
Fateh Tien
Fnellliina
Eaton Farmer Wins Corn and Potato Crowns at Seed Show
E D Hill of Eaton captured corn and potato titles at the Weld County Seed Show held with the Farm Institute at the courthouse. Laverne Mertzke of Hazelton 4H won grand beans and grand gram goreghams, while Raymond Condon of Platteville claimed the Wheat King crown amid other regional champions. Weather and city temperatures listed follow, with notes on regional conditions and a summary of heats and standings across divisions.
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Farm Institute
Court House
Laverne Mertzke
Hazelton 4H
Bia Ddl
Raymond Conghey
Platteville
L.E. von Trotha
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Eaton
Hislo
E. D. Hill
Raymond
Iwerell
UMM Af Bato
Wold County
Otter
Pathe Myigoius
Rayon Curie
Pinitevi
Farjiars
Albert Jefterant Plath
Luveena Seeteke
Denver Contractors Likely To Get Huge War Contract
A Denver contractor coalition is seen as the likely winner of a major war department contract valued around 38 million dollars. The group would build planes and related equipment, with the award to potentially be announced soon. The department reportedly favors the combination of Cola contractors for the project, citing past performance and capacity to deliver on the large order.
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War Department
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Yeh
Sue Hehimeton Aline Comany Tn
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