Relief Slash Senate Plans Spark Democratic Alarm
Senate economy advocates push to cut emergency relief fund from 875 million to around 600 million or less, provoking concern in the White House and among key Democrats including Byrd Harrison. WPA administrator Harrington opposes a political activity ban, urging an 875 million appropriation to run WPA through June 30 despite House cuts to 726 million.
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Virginia
Ue Senats
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Virginii
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Mississippi
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Meanline
B.C. Harrington
WPA
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House
Acts Prepared To Appropriate 12 Millions for Direct Aid Now
Denver reports lawmakers prepare multiple measures totaling about 42 million dollars for immediate aid and relief. Proposals include 10 million and 12 million requests with a focus on public welfare, unemployment relief, and wartime recovery funding. The Legislature debates appropriations amid tax revenue concerns and ongoing WPA impact.
Eight Larimer Prisoners Attempt Hunter Strike
Fort Collins January 17 Sheriff Shaffer reports eight prisoners at county jail attempted to stage a hunger strike. Prisoners demanded "more and better food" and shouted phrases about the need for reforms as guards restrained them. The sheriff noted the men showed stubborn resolve but no new threats emerged.
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Fort Collins
Sherille Shaffer
Beck
Ure
Rudd
Shutter
Night travel on Northern California highways eases
Courtesy Patrol reports night travel drop from 60 to 60 percent below preholiday levels due to robberies and holdups on highways. Patrol attributes most of the decrease to these criminal acts, as evening leisure driving by residents has been curtailed.
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Calorada
Auto Accident Damage Suit Moved From Boulder County
Charles N. Fergueon sues MV and others in district court over a vehicle collision claim now moved from Boulder county. Trial set for February 28 with a jury. Other items include a separate marriage license refund claim by George W. Kovlich and city officials to transfer related matters to the Common Council.
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Boulder County
Chien
Charles N. Fergueon
Ota
Dawes Ole
Delbert Nies
Charles A. Fay
Wit
E. J. Baetelt
Maree
Thiffalo
George W. Kovlich
The
Ciy
Alue Ainve
John J. Coffey
Suspect in Bandit Chase Held In Denver
Denver police arrested Raymond Morley after a string of 23 highway robberies near Denver in recent weeks. Morley was found with a 32 caliber revolver a police badge and a makeshift police uniform in his car. Detectives said he sought a highway patrol appointment while the bandit line operated in nearby counties.
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Raymond
Nn Qates
Actig
Cayiain Raedel Sail Morley
Tweiler
Morley Fouri
Haedel
Morley
Clye
Baby born in car near Hudson travels to Denver
Lucille Caroline Groves, under 24 hours old, pictured with her mother Mrs. Jesse Groves of Orchard, rests in Denver. Born in the front seat of a car near Hudson early Monday, the Groves stopped in Hudson where Dr. B K Crawford said the baby was oked, then continued to the home of the mother's sister Mrs. Harriet Hollister. Jesse Groves Jr and Larry Groves accompany them in the back seat during the eventful trip.
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Lucille Caroline Groves
Jesse Groves
Orchard
Denver
Lucille Caroline
Norlin invites inquiry into subversive teaching at CU
President George Norlin of the University of Colorado says anyone who honestly inquiries into subversive doctrines taught on campus will receive no assistance. Pueblo Legionnaires had asked for an investigation, and Clement Murkert, linked to a Pueblo youth, is set to speak on campus tonight. The event, sponsored by campus peace council and an honorary economics society, addresses the Spanish Civil War era ties.
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George Novitn
University of Colorado
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Sarah Merrick
Puebla
Spiali
Clement Murkert
Pable
Meguerint
T Iempus Petce Council
Fi Gamtia Ni
Honorary Economies Society
Farmers Institute Committee Meets Truckers League
The Farmers Institute Committee attended a meeting with the Colorado Truckers League on Monday evening to discuss disputed points in proposed legislation. Movan urged repeal of the entire produce act and related regulations, while bearing on entry ports, 325 buyers and sellers, and a graduated wheel tax on trucks. Senator Walter Bain of Greeley plans to introduce the bill, with GI Kelly as league president presiding.
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Colorado Truckers League
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Walter Bain
Greeley
Tie Till
GI Kelly
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Was
Uie Preskling
Geer
Ecuadorean Girl Pilot Rescued From Sea By Steamer
Ma Janes Mermilinda Briones a Revadorean girl pilot who flew near regulations to reach Cubs, was picked up en route to Howton by steamship Tues, her tiny aircraft recovered from the sea. Her mechanic A Bf Alton Ho was rescued Monday after drifting fuelless at sea. the Liberty Bell steamer sighted them alongside the Lykes line. Morgan County closed 1938 with a cash balance of 124,905 in the annual financial report issued today.
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Howton
Alton
Cnurne
Lykes Oreamahiy
Bostomhound
Special Officer Recovers Missing Baton Lad
Special Officer picks up Arthur West son of Solanan West of Batu near Grea uy late Monday. The boy was taken by a Denver officer for immediate identification and to Denver with Jim assisting.
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Solanan West
Batu
Dever Spas
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State School Heads Request Higher Levies
The heads of seven state higher education systems presented a forward request to Governor Talhy Lo Cary Mout Maik Ate AS IN Vexies for their taxation increase. They seek a total 3 abatements of a mit, aiming to raise the general property levy for salable purposes of 4.5 annilly to support statutory missions. The president and officials called on Governor Carr in a delegation, presenting their region for more funds.
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Tan
Higher Learning
Talyh Lo Cary Mout Maik
Former Local Resident Killed In Iowa Crash
Miss Tan Hodge aged 64 formerly of Greeley died Friday night in an Iowa crash near Ames. A second woman passenger, Mrs Sam Eberhard of Montr eul, Ma, also died. Meg Budge, sister of Miss Tudge, was driving the car when it skidded into another vehicle. Hodge had lived in Greeley for nearly 20 years working as a nurse and dressmaker before moving to Ames in 1904 to live with relatives Eunice Clark and Clinton Barr. Funeral services for Miss Tudge were held in Ames with burial in Greeley. Surviving relatives include a brother Dr. Henini G. Nudge and two nieces, Mrs Vanderhoot of Greeley and Mrs Powera of Ames.
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Ciestay
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Gri
Fuita
Sam Eberhard
Montreul
Way
Frankfurter Confirmed by Senate for Supreme Court Seat
The Senate confirmed Felix Frankfurter as associate justice of the Supreme Court and Felix Frank Murphy as attorney general. Murphy’s confirmation passed 73 to 7 after extended debate. Opposing votes to Murphy came from several Republicans and Michigan’s Vandenberg urged by voters to oppose.
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Malie
One Cent Reduction In Gasoline Prices Announced
A one cent reduction in gasoline prices was announced Tuesday, with major service stations expected to follow. The new prices show gasoline at 16 to 18 cents in some regions, and 17 to 19 cents in others, reflecting the quarterly review.
Weather Report for Colorado Murky Tuesday Night
Parity cloudy conditions persist across Colorado with a cooler Tuesday night and a warmer trend toward the west on Wednesday. A 24 hour vocal event ends. forecast includes light activity and temperatures around the mid 30s to low 40s across regions, with variable winds.
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Carr Warns Taxes Only Route to New Levy Plan
Governor Ralph Curr Carr says higher taxes are the sole alternative to diverting income tax revenue from its current purpose to general funds. In a Denver press conference he pledged immediate legislative action and signaled opposition to any diversion plan. A luncheon with lawmakers sparked questions about a substitute proposal, with Carr insisting no other option satisfies the need while opponents push changes in the tax measure.
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Colorado Sunate
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Hig
Senitora Norviga
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Tei
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Trier
Urecan Iit
Roosevelt Aims to Reopen Two Major Projects
President Roosevelt calls for revival of two large New Deal era programs, the Florida canal project and tidal power ventures on the Canadian border. In a letter to Chairman Mansfield, Roosevelt urges completion of surveys and feasibility studies and hopes for a joint U S Canada agreement on a larger cross border project. He notes progress already made on surveys and borings and questions about establishing a small experimental plant at the border.
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Denver College Student Dies Here Tuesday
Tuba f Predovich an 18 year old student at Denver College died Tuesday in Denver after surgery for ruptured appendix. He attended Denver College, held a Phi Lambda Delta or similar fraternity affiliation, and previously lived at 1849 Gyore Street. Doctors cited peritonitis and complications from the operation as the cause.
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Donver
Goes on Trial for Apartment Theft in Grevley
Willard Cinwe, 20, of Grevley, stands charged with breaking into an apartment at 1608 Who Avenue on October 27. The case involves entries by a tenant and alleged theft from the owner Mos Lowise Meyers. Defense counsel Athinn Carlson and others represent the accused as the trial proceeds with a list of witnesses from the area and associated parties.
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Willard Cinwe
Grevley
Eoth
Hava
Lowise Meyers
Tiobleas Avtice
Crowe
We Athinn Carlson
Taanen
Enya
Elvole
Baby Breathes on Own After 95 Minutes of Effort
New York doctors describe a case where a newborn finally took a normal breath after ninety-five minutes of resuscitation. Anna Kusink, 20, and two physicians including a midwife and nurse practitioner attended the delivery. The infant’s condition and care details follow in medical notes.
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Howe
Evans Passenger Depot Demolition Underway in Unk Vaelles
The Evans Passenger Depot is being torn down after years of use. The structure, a brick building salvaged for possible reuse, dates back to around 1900 and was linked to former owners Grevley and Dave Brown. Funeral details for Conraid C. Lapp of north Eighth Avenue report his Denver hospital death.
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Beth
Medantors
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Grevley
Dave Brown
Bitht
Union Pacific
Byua Abpar
AMS Bomschr
Gresley
Denver
Conraid C. Lapp
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Cullywen's Hoxtil
Macys
Mortinty
Franco Leads Army In Final Drive On Government Capital
Fragmented OCR reports Franco leading a final army drive toward the government capital. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and broken phrases, but indicates a large offensive with various military movements and actions surrounding a capital city.
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Fina
Sugar policy debate eyed in hear after Washington meeting
Reports say Kinney attended a Washington session on sugar estimates and domestic price measures. Attorneys differ on whether policy followed the law while Wallace and committee members weighed proposals amid broader federal considerations.
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