Carr Readies Fireside Appeal to Back Budget Plan
Governor Ralph Carr said he would take his budget balancing fight to the people via a statewide radio address next week. He urged support for converting the income tax into the general fund and dismissed calls for compromise, insisting more money is needed after July 1. Telegrams opposing the tax shift flooded legislators, but Carr claimed many came from special interests and not the public. House hearings on the tax transfer were set for Tuesday while party leaders eyed passage plans amid a slim Republican majority.
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Associated Press
Denver
Dan
Ralph’ B. Carr
Colorado
Lie
Daygard
Firat
Ile
Accu
Cron Air Sers
Carr
General Assembly
Suelko
Cary
House
Jotm
Boggs
Jamiblleun
Burlington
Senate
Assembly
County World Fair Gift Not Endorsed in County Sample
A damaged entry reports Weld county rejected a San Francisco World’s Fair gift valued at $854 after the treasurer’s office could not endorse it. The warrant, signed by Commissioner Charles A. Plinthax, lacked official representation and failed to name a representative, prompting the decision to send the item to Denver for proper endorsement.
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Weld County
San Francisco
Farity
Charles A
Denver
Fourteen sophomores win college scholarships at CSU
Fourteen sophomores at Colorado State College of Education receive scholarships to cover tuition and fees. Recipients include Alma Biniey in Art, Genevieve Cook in Literature and Language, Barbara Colwell in Varna Falz, Artila Huxel, Betty Meteinaloy, Payllig Weedlun, Ruth Grimm in Education, Lorena Graham, Witfard Jaeger in Music, Clinton Jolngon in Science, Porfa Larmon in History and Political Science, and Maryin Foole along with Marjorie Jobe in Economics.
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Colorado State College of Education
Juntoy
Sentoy
Schokindin Swara
Alma Biniey
Gionevieve Cook
Barbara Colwell
Varna Falzesa
Artilla Huxel
Betty Meteinaloy
Payllig Weedlun
Ruth Grimm
Lorena Graham
Witfard Jaeger
Clintor Jolngon
Debating leaders named as campus officials
Bill Lott is elected president of the PY Kunpa Delta debate fraternity on the CSCE Catalina. Guy Shawbaugh named business manager and Hetty Twist secretary. Dr. S. R. Toussaint heads intercollegiate loans program. Mrs. Shambeau to be laid to rest Monday in Linn Grove after services in Macy's drawing room at 2 39 p.m.
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MN Lott
PY Kunpa Delta
CSCE
Guy Shawbaugh
Berm
Business
Warager
Hetty Twist
Cottrge
S. R. Toussaint
Rs. Shambeau
Mera
Esther Levering Shambeau
Hock Springs
Wyo
Macys
Mrs J B Smith Lost Then Found With Count
Mrs J B Smith of Colorado Springs and Count Phillippe Du Pret of Belgium were rescued after a night lost briefly near Urystola 20 miles west of here. They had attempted a shortcut from Green Mountain Falls toward Timberline and became stranded by snow and brush. they were found around a brush fire by a searching party.
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Coloridoe Springs
Jaga. L
de sHashuand
Piles Poul
Cup
Lown
James Barker Smith
Olorado Springs
Phillippe du Pret
Warling
Counry
Urystola
Here
Mea
Bovitl
Hyomtingur
Jount du Pret
Clon Cover
Timberline
Pikes Peak
Ula Pass
Green Mountain
Durkan
Hun
Maga
Bandits Active Near Frederick And At Hudson
Sheriff deputies and patrols were sent to confront bandits near Frederick and Hudson after reports of holdups four miles north of Mradevick on Highway 185 and an attempted hold up inside Firestone. A second incident near Hudson involved two men in a 1937 Chevrolet trying to stop a motorist on U.S. Highway 6 at 2 40 AM. The pursuing patrol alerted authorities in Keenesburg and Ward county jail inmates tied to northern Colorado highway robberies were released without charges.
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Patrolian
Iran
Green
Frederick Irilay
Yeboris
Fredrick and
Lougenant
Mradevick
Firestone
Frederick
Polkin
Greeley
Longwent
Arapahoe County
Denver
Colorado
Malway
Wald County
Ton McKee
East Virginian
Avenua
Hudson
U.S. Highway 6
Haring
MeKice
MekKee
Keenesburg
McKee
Wenger Wdsheritt
Ward
Percy Wilson
John Plocus
Police Court Fines Imposed in Local Fight Incidents
Ralph Martires of 242 Bisthavenine and Jo an Solaria of Laved Wyoming were fined 31.50 and 16.50 dollars respectively for fighting in a police court session.
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Maes
Briday
Ralph Martires
Bisthavenine
Joan Solaria
Laved
Wyo
Charles Muller Arrested on Seasonal Pheasant Charge
Charles Muller 40 of Cale was arrested Friday on a charge of placing a pheasant out of season. He was held at the county jail. Details describe the incident as a violation tied to game ward operations and an accompanying arrest warrant. Dr Tracy D Peppers, Grenley Claile staff member, was named vice president of the Rocky Tomato Pudiatries Society at a recent meeting and will serve in the role next year.
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Muller
Cale
Wrrd
W. O. Adkina
Akevest
Tracy D. Peppers
Grenley Claile
Te Rocky Mtomato Pudiatries Society
I Deliver
Peppers
Police guard German sites in Netherlands amid rumors of attack
Dutch police posted guards around homes and offices of German officials in the Netherlands after reports of an attack on a German occupied building. Authorities blamed Jews in some papers, while investigators say the shots likely came from a mysterious rifle firing pellets, not a large assault.
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Carerlinet Drees
Amsterdam
Germany
Netherlands
Altho
Whiel
Maal
Chais
Bentalion
Gresa
Hut
Notherlandy
Ling Fish Exhibit Draws Crowd at Greeley
Ling fish from the Wind River Mountains near Linder Wyoming were shown in Greeley on Saturday. Mr Walton, of Model Mills, described the species as the only true freshwater ling in the country, with two foot longest and four pounds. They range Iceland to the Bay of Biscay and are noted for a distinctive dorsal fin and habit of lingering at lake bottoms.
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Ufa
United
Blaley
Wind River Mountains
Linder
Wyo
Greeley
Daurlen Wallon
Bales
Model Mills
Tiffleenth Avenue
Walton Pricey
Leo Hrolers
Winslow
I Encyclopedia
Lrttauntea
Iceland
Bay of Biscay
Beramlig
Afr
Walton
Wyoming
Aninnow
Walton Enid
Cooperative Folder Plans Move Forward in Northern Colorado
Cooperative Folder Plans go forward as leaders from the Northern Colorado team discuss a 4 by 6 inch folded folder, editor hire, and central distribution. Attendees include local officials and business figures from Estes Park to Boulder, with William Williams named for public relations work for the State Highway Commission.
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Colorado
Mush
Jaz
R. TB. Spencer
Do Intchos
Heternilie
Heta
Fey LG. Trafadrd
Whlampings
RK. Dietwich
L. H. Kittel
Estes Vath
W. OW. Nichols
Larsen
B. R
Patner
C. @ Chaney
Love Tand
Tyron Albert
Earle Etrich
Dw. Panmoveo
P. TI
McMaster
Fort Scolting
F. OW. Releli
Jon CG. Deberry
Boulder
UW. OG
Lynch
0. Potter
T. G. Thoryton
Langingent
William Williama
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
State Tighway Commission
T. Iaw
Fred O.ford
Ry Higgs
Nelson Naysolily
Luke Slovey
Ed Falbreecht
Ali Ot
Greelny
Brownlow Seeks Wage Hearing On Public Works
Denver January 14 Brownlow of the Colorado Federation of Labor asks for an immediate state wage hearing to set prevailing rates on a 170000 dollar project. A. S. Horner offered 171263.59 to settle the matter and a compulsory hearing is sought under state law. The request also covers a bridge project in Adams county with bids from Sacra and Watts.
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Denver
Janna A. Browsley
Colorafa Federating of
Labor
Brownlow
A. S. Horner
Yealeriny
Movin
Ydueletal Commission
Wieder
Beowatow
Shpreme
Benser
Newyer
Adams County
Sacra Et Watts
Library bids for remodeling and equipment open Feb 4
College of Education to open bids Feb 4 for major construction tying the new library wing to the old building. Contracts cover remodeling of the old space, installing fixtures, hardware, and equipment. Exterior to be refurbished with buff brick, concrete reinforcements, and a rebuilt basement layout. Estimated demolition and removal costs around 40,000 with equipment about 20,000 dollars.
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College of Education
Uig
Traals
Mahdio
George Baker Dies at 84 in Greeley Hospital
George Baker, age 84, died early Saturday at Greeley Hospital. Survived by widow Mrs Takota Haaker and three children, Oren, Ira, and May Jackson of Greeley. Also listed are Mrs Lucile Weaker and Mrs Oyo Brown of Des Molina, La. Funeral arrangements pending.
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George Taker
Greeley Cospital
Waker
Takota Haaker
Thron
Oren
May Jackson
Greeley
Lucile Weaker
Mra. Oyo Brown
Des Molina
Ile Salley Fanecal Homo
Weather Cotonna Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy Saturday night with snow flurries in northern and portional portions. Sunday turns colder, especially northeast central areas. Saturday night colder, Sunday colder in northwest portions. General outlook shows much colder conditions into Sunday with brisk winds and potential snowfall.
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Cotonna
Wight -Aid
Civil Service Probe Sparks Threatened Inquiry in Denver
Denver reports an impending move to investigate the state Civil Service Commission over allegations of excessive pay and presumptuous conduct. Legislators and a county grand jury may weigh findings from a 1937 inquiry as part of potential parliamentary probes.
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Denver
Colorista
Civil Service Commission
Lreusa M. Armstrong
Fox
Mativer
Jide
Legislatora
Jol A. Carol
Inlpire
Re Clyit Service
Stiuplity Satiera
Masey Alexander
Une Camuntasion
Gro
Cantinigsion
Clara Woking
Efdetty
Armstrong
Avwest
Ete Commisasion
Howes
AOL
Alvin Miller Sentenced for Reckless Driving Case
Alvin Miner, 24, of Loveland, was sentenced Thursday to ten years in county jail for a reckless driving sin when he appeared before Justice G. Euglisis.
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Alvin Miner
Loveland
Justten
Euglisis
Armstrong Payrolls Held Up by Civil Service Board
Denver reports the Colorado civil service commission threatens to delay payrolls for divisions under the Armstrong reorganization or state treasurer's office by the new measure. Commissioners Gelty Junkovsky and Kovsky indicate action will be taken if Armstrong does not comply with commission requests.
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Armstrong
Civil Service Board
Denver
Colorado Civil Service Commission
Newe
Charles M Atmalcuay
Comity Son
Tga
Kovsky Nid
52 Girls Enrolled In Waitress School
Fifty two girls enrolled in the WPA adult education school for waitresses. Dean M Soy announced regional director for adult education in charge. Classes will be held Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Friday with afternoon sessions from 10 to 3 30 and evening classes until 9 pm. The voluntary work will be taken at the employment service office.
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Fitty
Greeley Senior Named Naval Academy Fourth Alternate
Telegram to the Tribune lists Greeley High senior as fourth alternate to the Naval Academy in Annapolis, with Loveland, Fort Collins, Julesburg, and Greeley students among appointees and mentions a West Point candidate from Baton Park. Family background notes and initiation events at local lodges are included in the report.
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Naval Academy
Congresman
Cumelaga
The
Tribune
Annapasils
Robert M. Qaborne
Loveland
John Thumay Wheeler
Fort Collins
Flrat Siternate
James Twomey
Julesburg
Secand Iterato
Remmett M. Metaardy
Ureeley
Military Academy
Weat Point
Jerald Clifton @rice
Baton Park
Frank Marion Alien Fof Lillleran
Robert Guy Kurtz
Port Colling
Areond
Mrs Henri McClelland Injured In Car Crash
Mrs Henri McClelland 69 of Larmer county was struck by a car while waiting on a highway near Port Polling. She suffered a broken leg severe shock and internal injuries. The vehicle skidded after another car crossed the road, hitting a tree. Mary Sutherland of Fort Gok Vus provided statements and is associated with the Extension Service at Colorado State College.
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Thurl McClelland
Pontycunnauldstoner Mcclelland
Larmer
Cite
Mary Sutherland
Fort Gok Vus
McClellad
Port Polling
Contenl
Migs Sutterlund
Servier
Colorado
Rev Rober to Review Book at Park Book Hour
Reverend Rober will review a book before a Greely audience at Men’s Look Tone on Sinisa at Parkelurett venue at 3 o'clock. Motus will discuss an upcoming work, with attention to a diary-like theme, in this literary gathering.
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Rober
Park Book Hour
M. B. Moler
Rhereh
Gresley
Sinisa
Parkelurett
15 000 Acre Feet Water Request From Diversion System
City council members considered a request to divert 15 000 acre feet of Colorado Thompson water for local use in Greeley. The prior ask was 16 000 acre feet and was discussed after a special meeting with Northern Colorado Water. Officials questioned supply reliability and environmental impact amid concerns about overuse and municipal needs.
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Greeley
Counell
Colorado
Catnell
Charien Ahaison
J. M. Olle
Montas RI
Lie Conservanuy Datriet
Naturalized Citizen Convicted Of German Treason
A naturalized U.S. citizen was convicted today of treason related to German contacts and activities. The defendant faced charges of aiding the foe, with a six year sentence proposed, while witnesses including the U.S. Consul attended proceedings.
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U.S
Edwards Named To Boulder Road Job
Edwards receives a Boulder county roads appointment as district supervisor replacing the former head engineer. He will relocate with his family immediately to assume duties, succeeding Tim Straight and joining a staff including Par Civee and Charles O. Vidas.
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Boulder
Greeley
Wald
Boulter
Dan
Tim Straight
Cve
FRA
Electon
Charles O. Vidas
Tragedy spans Westbound Plane Crash and crippling winter storm
The Westbound plane from St Paul to the Pacific Coast is linked with a major winter storm. Snow and freezing rain blanketed the region from Montana to New England, caused numerous fatalities and left hundreds homeless. Authorities report river, road, and air travel disruptions across multiple states including Missouri and New York, with weather warnings persisting.
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Watcaclin
Andre
Hocky
Miles City
Mont
New Madrid
Hume Highwig
Unis
Bane Tory
Mivtedia
Detiis
Stun Marines
Balaware Breskeyater
Kawhpert
Washington Weather Bureau
New England
New Yorke
Allio
North Atlantic
New York
Vidin
Vidin Stalling By Tradenet Appeals To Pit Ofowe
Trattle Patranien
Boralasbyrem
Meaweattur
Iniveau
Stan
Nod
Townsend Party At K P Hall Packs Town
K P Hall hosted Townsend’s party drawing a large crowd Friday evening to honor doctors and celebrate a seventeenth anniversary. Many attended and some were turned away. The program featured entertainment by a local orchestra, high school musicians, a guitar and voice duet, and a college choir followed by refreshments.
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Townsend Clits
Creeley
Takirt
Greeley
College Glyla
Tewsena Ani Townsend Popgs
Enrurtedde
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Charles Muller
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Drealey Myr School
Elke
Henri McClelland
Geromeau
Hanseatic Supreme
United States
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Lienberger
Greutley Priday Aia
Miri
Litenberger
Amon
Gresley High School
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