Congressman Expects Help From the RFC
Congressman Cummings of Colorado says RFC will provide 15 million dollars to stabilize wool prices and calm the wool industry jitters. He met with Senators Adams and Johnson after a Colorado Wool Growers official sought action to prevent a potential large loss to producers and feeders tied to the 1927 and 1983 wood clip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Cummings
Colorado
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Adams and Johnson
Jones G. Brown
Publo
Colorado Wool Grower's Association
Wr. F.C
Giuwunings
Driver Summoned For Failure to Signal After Collision
Tog Nesbett, 19, of Greeley route four, received a Justice court summons for failing to signal when turning off highway 6 near the Hudson cutoff. Clifford Casey of Hastings, Neb., swerved his truck off the road resulting in extensive damage valued at $69. Trina Snyder of Denver was fined $10 on a speeding charge. Where appears before Justice Reed, Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tog Nesbett
Greeley
Justice Court
Highway 6
Hudson
Clifford Casey
Hastings
Nebr
Casey
Trina Snyder
Denver
Vosla
Sustica Reto
Florance
Water Well Abandoned at College Campus Drilling Halted
A well drilled on CAGE campus north of Masaey to supply abundant cool water for air conditioning in a new library building was abandoned after producing only about a gallon per minute. Professor Barker noted the drill remained at 6000 to 7000 feet with little progress, and the project was given up, according to Dr. George W. Easier, college president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cage Campus
Masaey
Tocar Etter
George Barker
George W
Chicago Grain Market Shows Late Wheat Decline
Chicago wheat values reversed earlier gains on January seventeen as holders liquidated large sales. There was little follow-up buying on advances and European demand for North American grain remained weak. Prices closed with May wheat at 979 cents, July 961, September 90056. corn May 80, July 70.34, September 61. oats May 18934, July 30, September 2035.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prius
Chicago
Bentember
Onle
Tuy
Joliet Prison Break Attempt Thwarted by Guard
A jail guard prevented a mass escape at Joliet Law and order center as five long term felons overpowered staff and climbed the 33 foot wall. Donald Lattus led the raid, but was shot and captured along with four others within minutes. Twenty two prisoners watched. two wounded guards and several inmates involved in the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Avmek
Wilter Ragen
Donald’ Lattus
Lfe
Benkt Robery
Thomas Shaw
Shaw
Harry Gerken
Heywan
Pater Rigdleh
William ‘Yoho
Gervityy
Edward Rabalaiy
Ragen
Edward Monahan
Monahan
Local Student's Family Missing In Chinese War
Chang, a graduate student at the College of Education in the United States, seeks news of his wife and five children in Kash Ing near Shanghai after their flight from Japanese attacks. Efforts involve the Chinese consul, OSCE president, and Shanghai officials, with attempts to cable the General in Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Ghana
Slnshi Town
Shanghai
Hahaghan
Grovlay
Victor
Chang
College of Education
Ng Ward
Big Wife
Sinshu Town
Huogehow
Los Angeles
Henabled OG
D'jas
Siaughai
Associated Press
George W. Frasier
OSCE
Clarence J. Gruss
Mr. Chang
Kash Ing
Mr. Chung
United States
University of California
Shanghai University
Kashing
Research Institute of
Sun Yat Sen University
Canton
Hangchow Christine, College Middle School
Hangchow
Japanage
Topeuiese
Garden City Incorporation Case Arguments Heard
District Judge Coffin heard proceedings by Harry Rudbeck seeking to dissolve Garden City incorporation. Judge Coffin sustained two motions by defendant Norton and overruled several others. Rudbeck’s counsel given five days to amend replication. defense ten days after amendment to plead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rudbeck
Garden City
Colfin
Gottin
Norton
Rudbeck
Cilorieye
Sit Down Protest at Crucible Steel Plant Disrupted
In New Jersey on January 17, union organizers led a sit down at Crucible Steel Company affecting about 1000 workers. Elwin Kempe stated the plant would be held indefinitely while the general manager claimed 75 percent still wished to work, citing breach of contract and seniority rights as the basis for the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanuaota
Tecan Harrison
N. J
Crucible Steel Company
Men of America
Elwin Kempt
Steel Workers Organizing
A. F. VanCleva
Japan Moves To Form Shanghai Government as Chinese Claim Three Victories Over Invader
Tokyo reports a plan for a central Chinese government centered on Shanghai as Japan weighs next steps to realign its East Asia policy. Chinese channels say Chiang Kai-shek urges no retreat as forces on the northern central and Yangtze fronts counterattack. Chinese troops claim gains near Wuhu Wah and Chwansha while outer Mongolia advances near Paotow. Soviet planes reportedly assist Japanese airfields from Nanchang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shanghai
Eas
Tokyo
Ian
Shanghai Way
Shiang Kale Shok
Shigeru Ikawagoe
Ching
Kawagoe
Disputch
Central China
Chia
Peiping
North China
Chiang Kui Shek
Pesca
East Asia
Yangtze
Chiang Kaishek
Eighth Army
Shansi
Yang Fan River
Nanking
Wulu
Wah
Chwansha
Pootung
Mayince
Suiyuan
Nanchang
Kiengsi Provenues
Snow Melts Rapidly Over Weld on Sunday
Weld county experiences rapid snow melt as temperatures reach the fifties. Gresley sugar factory notes a high near 0 degrees above record, with roads becoming slick and gravel surfaces cut through. Lowest Sunday night temp around 20 degrees above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Gresley
West Roads
Quiddy Ag
Soviet Assembly Demands Stronger Japan Policy
In Moscow the Soviet Supreme Soviet opened a speech on reorganizing as a top state organ under the new constitution. Deputies urged a more determined front toward Japan, attacking “Wooligan acts” and “agents of Jayail and her puppet, Manchotkuo,” while Stalin watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prea
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Rugaias
Bes
Japa
Andre Alexandrovitsh Zhdanott
Josef Slatin
Wooligan
Jayail
Manchotkuo
Stally
Weather Slippers Forecast for 250 Millesi-Prateal Radius
Weather bulletin shows next 24 hours temperatures by direction with norteast highs around 25 to 26 degrees and a central west dip to 2 degrees. Mountain passes report 10 degrees with partly cloudy to rain chances in the far west. Monday brings warmer south and east, with possible rain in the extreme west. High near 50 and low around 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prateal
Desreca
Delorado
Heroic Phone Operator Dies From Plaza Fire Burns
Helen Sullivan 26, hotel telephone operator, remained at her switchboard as flames engulfed the Hotel Plaza. Her dress caught fire during the blaze that killed three others weeks ago. She escaped through a wall of flame but died Monday from burn injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Guy
Helen Sullivan
Hotel Plaza
Fire damages Lupton Bakery injures owner in fire
Fort Lupton January 27 a fire started in the basement of the Lupton Bakery causing about 400 in damage. Louis Koschak owner was partly overcome by smoke and dislocated a shoulder while escaping. employee Billy Hurt aged 16 woke him and helped evacuate. Fire department battled the blaze in the basement. other damages included equipment and pavement losses. All loss was covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lipton
Fort Lupton
Louis Koschak
Suroke
Koschalk
Billy Hurt
Hurt
Toy
Alura
Positon
Ugurance
Whitney Reviews The Human Comedy
Dr Frederick L Whitney director of the CSCE graduate school led a Sunday review of James Harvey Robinsons The Human Comedy at Park Church About 30 men attended The following Sunday Morank Jean will review the biography of Madame Caria written by her daughter lye Curis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harvey Robinson
Frederick L. Whitney
CSCE
Whitney
Park Church
Morank Jean
Madame Caria
Lye Curis
College Alumni Organized in Two Counties
College of Education alumni groups formed county associations Friday and Saturday. In Salida the Ciaffee county alumni elected Mrs A W Samp son of Salida class of 1099 as president with Loreli King as secretary An advisory committee was named Rev George Oakes Mrs J Kelleher and Miss Latrena Massard The Chaftees group will host a Feb 4 dinner in Salida. Mr Kelly was elected president of the Lake County group Friday with other officers postponed. Margaret J Pitts of Leadville attended the county meeting and John Henry Shaw, alumni secretary and bureau director, attended both meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Education Simal
Salida
Ciaffee County Alumeni
A. W. Sampson
Loreli King
George Oakes
J. Kelleher
Mise Latrena Massard
Chaftes Group
Dendye Catherine
Kelly
Lake County
Margaret J. Pitts
Leadvik
Lie College
John Henry Shaw
Alumpi
Bureau of Public
Honext
Caliese
Beet Hearings Here Feb 10th
Washington, Jan. 14. The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced public hearings in sugar heat growing states for February on sugar price terms and grower processor contracts. Hearings listed Colorado New Mexico Nebraska Wyoming Montana South Dakota North Dakota and Montana regions with dates February 7 to 17. Officials estimate benefits to sugar producers at 43 million dollars for the 1938 crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ahgar
Uva
Officiala
Western
Colorado
Ncanaas
New Mexico
Pueblo
Coto
Grease
Nebraska
Wyoming
Scottsbluff
South Dakota
North Dakota
Hillings
Mont
Domantle
Library Architecture To Be Ignored By College Here
Library plans at the College of Education call for a glass walled stack room with glass walls and light interiors to replace dark aisles. Dr. Frasier says daylight preserves books and repels damage from insects and moisture. Angus McDonald of New York engineers aids the project as the first such light filled stacks of modern design. First unit north of the current building will house the initial library. A winter sports carnival at Hidden Valley is set for Saturday with Colorado State College students in Fort Collins invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Educicon
Mearge Ky. Frasion
Slauke
Frasier
Angus McDonald
New York City
Tilien
Hidden
Hague Rejects Senate Seat On Birthday
Hague declines a Senate seat offer on his birthday in Jersey City. Mayor Frank Hague turns down the give away as a birthday present amid a tense political clash with reform factions. Moore and allies prepare for inauguration by the New Jersey governor as Hague faces ongoing battles with labor and civil liberties groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Tersey City
Davernovelent
Harry Boote
Setete
Prank Trague
Jersey City
Wiihday
Moore
New Jersey
Tomorow
Senate
Xua. Senata
Pike
Industrial Organic Anttor
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Were Commtunista
Mrs Holatin Funeral Tuesday Service Details
Funeral services for Mrs. Holatin are set for Tuesday at 1 30 PM from the mortuary. Interment will follow at Lyons Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Holatin
Holatin
mMrale
Yd Motuary
Lyons Cemetery
Habeas Corpus Issued To Free G. C. Channell
Writ of habeas corpus orders sheriff to release G C Channel from jail or show cause. Attorney Merit D Woody of Denver filed to free Channel who faced 19 January 22H justice court for buying produce without a state license. Sheriff held him for extradition to Wyoming as civil suit by Lucerne Potato Growers seeks payment for spuds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jate
Merit D. Woody
Denver
Channell
George Carroll
Cheyenne
Channel 1
Tule Channall
Lucerne
Wyoming
Clouds Fail To Bring Moisture To Park Area
A Monday National Park office report shows the Park region received no notable fresh snow over the Continental Divide. Hidden Valley reports 30 inches of packed snow and Bear Lake 81 inches, both below last year’s levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Divide
Tstes Park
National Park Office
Hidden Valley
Bear Lake
Tlime
Pari Ifice
Drunk Driving Arrest In Denyal On Highway 86
Austin Wise, 21, of 401 Broadway Denyal, was arrested by Courtesy Patrol on Highway 86 south of Greeley early Sunday for drunken driving. He was held on the drunk driving charge at the ely dal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Wise
Broadway
Denyal
Greeley
Hell At
The
Ely Dal
County Ducks Counted in Weld County Population Survey
County game warder W C Adkins reports a U S Geological Survey project will count ducks by breed. The survey aims to estimate numbers over a three day period and identify land for potential state game breeding grounds and refuges. Swampy river lands and some uplands are targeted for duck and prairie fowl habitats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
W. C. Adkins
Hera
Adkins
Some and Fish Commission
House Appropriation Hikes Navy Shipbuilding Push
Washington January 17 The House appropriations committee today recommended a 553 260 49 appropriation to finance the 1939 fiscal year boosting the current total by 26 723 188 approval would fund 22 new slips two battleships at 70 550 000 each eight destroyers and four auxiliaries plus continuation of more than 70 ships already under way. The plan foresees substantial expansion as Roosevelt weighs plans for stronger national defense amid tense world conditions. Navy officials warn delays could jeopardize security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Erulaars
Atx
Roosevelt
Congress
Navy
William J. Laang
United States
Europe
Leahy
Four Men Face Trial Over Governor Office Microphone Case
Denver January 17 prosecutors and defense counsel completed final preparations for tomorrow’s trial of four men accused of concealing a microphone in the governor’s offices. Defendants include His FE Eliza Wallen TH. Sweet Jack Gilmore and Walter Lear with alleged offenses of dropping and maintaining a public nuisance. Maximum penalties include one year in jail and a $300 fine. Court officials noted the case may run into next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Denver
Colorado
John A. Garrell
Max 2D. Melville
Alx
FE Eliza
Wallen TH. Sweet
Jack Gilmore
Walter Lear
Dolongo Atytorney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congressman
RFC
West
Chicago Grain Market
Okeh
Coffin
Crucible Steel
Burns
Lupton Bakery
France
Camille Chautempts
Georges Bonnet
EeBrun
Leon Blum
Chantempts
G. C. Channell
Associated Presa
Moulay
Mvy
Iabor
Mike
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!