Inauguration of Colorado Governor Carr cited by paper
The report covers Halph L. Care as Colorado's newly inaugurated governor amid crowded chambers. It notes calls for a highway department investigation, proposed state tax changes, and debates over budget deficits and university funding tied to Carr's agenda.
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Denver, Inn
Halph. L. Care
Carly
Colorado
House of Representalves Chamber
Carr
Justice Hastett - Marke
Uta
Tagk
Losg
Marion T. Strain
Lamar
Mit
Louse
Urs Widress
Boverine
Wurden Henrit Vaghets
Fowsere
Ross Riggs Chosen Weld County Chair by Coin Toss
Weld County selects Ross Riggs as chairman after a coin toss at the organizational meeting. Denaocrat board includes Dnuscrats Fred Arens and Ross Riggs. District No. 2 gains Ford. Clay Apple reelected county attorney. road supervisors named. salaries set. New board to convene Tuesday afternoon with Ford taking District 2 seat.
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Ross Riggs
New Weld
Rosa Niges
Board of County Commissioners
D. Ford
Charles Plumb
Fred Arcis
Crout
Riggs
Ford
Arens
Clay
Apple
Harlan Strong
Jack Dawson
aArena
Frank Dean
Cecil Edwards
Hil Leela
Walter FB. Morrison
Aunty
GC. M. Whitemole
Bar Will Take Steps To Curb Divorce Trade
The American Bar Association House of Delegates discussed legislation to curb solicitation of divorce business by lawyers. A bill would criminalize collecting and selling divorce services by mail with penalties up to $1,000 and six months imprisonment. Dean H W Arant urged public action to curb the evil.
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Associated Preant Chievjse
House of Delegates
American Bar Association
H.W. Arant
Ohio Binto University
Rehaif
Committee On
Board of Governors
Weatherman Suspected In Shoplifting Here
Chief Hunter of Po Nee declares the weatherman suspect in a shoplifting case. He orders officers to arrest on sight any person believed to be involved or to have an Indy accomplice. Police cite the theft of a Storm Guide Barometer from Hering and Repp Hardware store Saturday evening, reported Monday. A separate note mentions a missing life roster item from Omar Routt.
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Gunter
Greeley
Indy
Gresley
Hering
Repp
Armstrong Reorganizes Colorado Revenue Staffs
Denver Jan. 0 Colorado state treasurer Clineiis M. Armstrong announced a broad reorganization of revenue agencies. The plan eliminates 32 jobs and consolidates departments in a central office to reduce duplication and improve efficiency. Estimated savings total about 124000 dollars in operating costs with 1048,080 for salaries and at least 320,000 for travel. About a third of the positions eliminated have civil service protections, and protests over job losses were anticipated.
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Denver
Clineiis M. Arstrong
Bedar
Civil Service Unit
Aszocinies
Joha
Pittsburgh Ex Convict Stabbed to Death in Ditch
In Mitteburgh on January 10 Sam Mollise a 49 year old ex convict was found slain in a muddy ditch beside an abandoned road. He suffered 14 stab wounds forming a beard pattern on the chest and had two gunshot wounds including one to the heart. Police called it a foul murder.
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Mitteburgh
Sam Mollise
Fane
Tegimann to Become Weld County Night Jailer
William C. Tegimann, a former deputy sheriff from Drudes, is slated to become night jailer of Weld County. He is scheduled for duties this Tuesday under Sheriff Gil G. Anderson, replacing Warren Vole who has held the jailer’s post under several sheriffs.
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William C. Tegimann
William ©. Tegimann
Drudes
Gil G. Anderson
Warren Vole
Homer Martin Faces Fight on His Leadership
Homer Martin faces opposition within the CiO United Autonomus Workers as an executive board dispute prompts a potential special convention in Welreit. Opponents seek to curb his influence while Ford personnel discussions with Warry Jenner suggest union dynamics amid Detroit talks and possible constitutional changes.
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Homer Martin
Pee Vetro
Nomero Martin
Cio Tnited
Autonomus
Welreit “Ag Roo
Poste
Martin
Marin
Detroit
World
Wnion
Cain
Members attack sugar control and Cuba trade pact
In Congress today Representative Treadway of Massachusetts and Representative Crawford of Michigan assailed the administration’s sugar control and reciprocal trade treaty. Crawford cited a dispatch claiming Colonel Batista announced a duty cut on Cuban sugar, arguing the Cuba deal could threaten the treaty and trigger scandal amid revision talks.
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Frossr Wachifigion
Jan
Republican
Mass
Teretto
Crawford Repuslierr
Michigan
Fulgencio Batists
Cuba
State Department
Inga Wace
Length of Garner's Rule Debated in Capital Politics
The piece surveys the struggle over Vice President Garner and his allies to maintain party unity amid dissent within both major parties. It notes appointments, policy clashes, and the budget battle over relief funds, defense, and farm policy shaping tense political maneuvering in Washington.
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Waslington
Joe
Garner
Rti
Kansas City Officials Delay Employee Pay for Four Months
City Manager I F Meklay announced 3,000 employees in Kansas City would not receive salaries for the final four months of the fiscal year ending April 30. Payments may resume May 1, with staff urged to seek personal loans or pursue possible low interest lending plans. Some workers might file friendly suits after April 20 to recover wages.
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Kansas
Elpal
I. F. Meklay
Weemdases
Pensioners to Receive Higher Old Age Payments
Welfare director Earl M. Jones reported Saturday that the average Old Age Pension will rise to about 41.93 this month, the highest since January 1938. The January 1928 average was 87, plus a lump sum of 27.77 drawn from surplus then existing in the fund.
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Denver
Sin
Sohorndo
Ald Axe
Earl M
Recovery Hope Amid Car Crash Injuries and Loss
In a crash last Wednesday Beverly Lloyd March remains seriously injured after a collision that claimed the life of her husband Kenneth March. A physician from Leaver at the Gree Iny hospital Monday cited reasons suggesting she may not recover fully.
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Conese Sloy
Otter
Mira
Beverly Lloyd March
Kenneth March
Gree Iny
Urie and Carrel Elected Senior Junior Wardens
Dr Charles C Urie and Tae El Carrel were reelected senior and junior wardens at Trinity Episcopal Church during the annual parish meeting. Delegates and alternates were chosen to represent Trinity at the Ta Geann convention in St Johns Cathedral, Veaver, on January 29 and 30. Names listed include Dr Charles Ko Lee Ie Carrol John Nixons W Walter Morrison John G Stephins William Kelly and Leslie Na Lindou.
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Charles C. Urie
Tae
Carel
Trinity Episcopal
Benethal
Tanteuous Ballet
Trinity Pariah
St. John's Cathedral
Veaver
Charles Ko
Lee Ie Carrol
John Nixons
W.loa
Walter Morrison
John G. Stephins
William Kelly
Leslie Nao Lindou
Red Cellophane Found in Garage Of Three Motor Bandit Suspects
Sheriff G. Alderson said three suspects held in the Northern Colorado highway robberies used a garage near Pickett’s home to shelter evidence. Red cellophane, a 32 caliber automatic revolver, a deputy sheriff badge, and other items were found. Pickett denied owning the gun while admitting the badge. Detectives in Denver and Lafayette questioned associates as officers pursued the trio.
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Dus G. Alderson
Eugene Pikett
Colorado
Anderson
Equinmieat Fond
Pickett
Sherim Anderson Guld
Plerett
Percy Wilson
Istange
Viethus
Sherif
Anderdan
Aldadinit
Nunerata
Denver
Evalyn Collaird
Lafayette
Shevitt Guy Hullingey
Anderton
Erie
Arvada
Ine Marsh
Leonard Smith
Marsh
Sir Denver
Mondey
Henry Anderson Farmer Northwest Greeley Dies
Henry Anderson, a northwest Greeley farmer, died at his home Tuesday morning. Survivors include Rin Wite, Wray, Marla Anderson, and children Albert and Marold Anderson of northwest of Gresley, George Anderson of Della, Henry Anderson of Phoenix, Ans, and Heluo Alderson of Mater. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Farmiey Eli
Seeley's Lake
Ull
Hla
Rin Wite
Wray
Marla Anderson
Albert and
Marold Anderson
North West
Gresley
George Anderson
Della
Henry Andlerson
Phoenix
Ans
Heluo Alderson
Mater
Ute Sattley
Subcommittee Debates Frankfurter Nomination Hearing
A packed Washington hearing on Frankfurter’s nomination to the Supreme Court featured objections from committee members. Witnesses, including Sullivan and Kedd, cited alleged affiliations with the Communist movement and questioned his fitness, while Frantz Carter defended the nominee, and the process proceeded toward confirmation.
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Janu
Dewanshaliie
Guave
Wotr Vranksurtee
Lunes Winneages
Georges 32
Sullivan
Callin
Kedd
Tn Representate
Gansiittional Crusadera Oof
Wao T Jeeoner
Brinkerutturmey
Ronm
Ute Wienesses
Frank Turtey
Dean G. Achenan
Wanthigtor
Karney
Sorving
Pronkefurter
Frantz Carter
Uberal Flayvard
New Deal Airylace
Hen N
Hin
Frankfurter
Sullvan
Ula Willigness
Winn J. Foster
College Students Contract With County Medical Group
College students at Celeratio State College join 35 physicians from Well County Medical Society under Tivirth contracts for the fall term. Two competing groups, Greenley Clinic and Green County doctors, resolved their dispute, uniting with the county society. Students pay 2.60 per quarter for hospital services and accommodations.
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Celeratio State College
Wiotey
Ehylee
Web County
Well County
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Woulely
Luencarter
Business Ranger
Ant
Winsor
Eaton
la Sally
Greeley Clinic
Greeley
Michigan Beet Growers Hear By U S Board
The U S Board heard testimony today from sugar beet growers led by Meena Detroit and others on wage requirements for agricultural program beneficiaries. Delegates from District One Michigan and Ohio argued for lower wage scales to aid farmers, while advocates pressed for protections and special rider provisions for the industry.
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U.S. Board
Meena Detroit
Jan
Neasus
Fuywizy
Wek Yiulds
Michisve
Jediing
Ohig
Lahor
Congress of Industria
Saveral
Gerson
Intriet
Sferlal
Truckers Burn as Truck Catch Fire Near Keacney Neb
Fire damaged a truck near First Avenue and Bigiloenth Street at about 8:15 am. Cross Galvin, 45, of Keacney, Neb, owner driver, suffered burned hands. tank did not explode and extinguishing stopped further damage. Cross was taken to hospital. scene reported with scattered details about nearby high school events.
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Keacney
Neb
Ant
Euchalf
Avemin
Bigiloenth Street
Pelteo
Crusa
Mlct Street
O Hagan Heads President's Ball Campaign Committee
John W. O'Hagan was named chairman of the President's Ball campaign committee by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Kell Morgan announced from New York that funds raised at the ball will support the fight locally, with receipts split between the HPO and a new Well County chapter forming to sustain year round efforts.
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John W. O'Hagan
Lacalsto- Witzatlan
National Foundation
Tie
New York City
Kell Morgan
National Chainian
New York
Funda
HPO
Miksa Hall
Nso
Well
G'Eingan
Murphy nomination approved by committee
Washington Jan 10 The senate military site committees approved President Roosevelt's nomination of Fiona Murphy to be prosecutor general. The nomination moves to the full Judiciary committee for action in the near term with support from subcommittee members.
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Wasiington
Senate
Roonsvelt
308 Register For Insurance Provided Idle
The Greeley office at the Courado Employment Service opened for unemployment insurance registration, with many applicants and weekly checks promised. Benefits include half the wage, up to 25 dollars per week, paid for 6 to 11 weeks, with restrictions and catchments for those who later lose work, and a sizable portion of registrants are women and construction workers.
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Greeley
Thy
Weing
Anti-Fireworks Bill Offered in Senate
A Senate session today sees Senator Edward J. Keating of Denver introducing a bill on fireworks regulation. The proceedings include discussion of related amendments and attention to secrecy concerns surrounding applications.
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Senate
Denver
Nia Qassure
Edward J. Keating
Tamnenn Caiment
Delperat
Coarade
Ater
Bis
Scattery
Runnells Named President Elect of Chinpractic Association
Fragmentary text indicates Runnells is elected president elect of a Chinpractic Association. We note a date reference tied to 1910 and possible event at Albany Hotel with unclear details and misread locations.
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Runnells
Chinpractic Association
Greeley
Albany
Childers Plans Big Posse To Catch Bandits
A Denver area police plan forms a large posse to pursue a band of robbers believed to be behind a wave of hold ups. Detectives state the gang operates across several counties and have beaten some victims. Authorities seek cooperation from Jefferson Adams Weld Polo Arapahoe counties and federal agents to patrol the highways.
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Childers
James B.cublers
Wade Denver
Houtaips
Nana Pice
Nile Bette
Cuildeca
Deective
Anid Tx Suapentant
Culldors
Jefferson
Adams, Weld
Poulter
Arapahoe
Carrel Nhalelut
Heality Lightway
Governor outlines steps to ease state budget constraints
Denver January 10 Associated Press report states Governor Ralph Carr proposes three budget steps to cover a 35 261 875 shortfall for the 1940 41 year. He argues the plan preserves fiscal health and signals a cautious approach while urging legislative review of highway department activities amid ongoing Controversies.
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Associated Press
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Ralph
Gatien Eval
Trier
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Specia
Caryssueriedt
Carr
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