Government Airplanes Seek To Shatter Rebel Blockade of Barcelona
Spanish government planes drone over the Mediterranean aiming to break the rebel blockade of Barcelona after a indecisive sea and air battle off Carraro involving a French warship and batteries. French destroyer Li Pousula involved as both sides pressed to gain control of shipping routes amid intensified aerial warfare.
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Barcelona
Cerbere
Francs
Jan
Tranter
Mediterranean
Baraglona
Carraro
Teruel
Francy
Agai
Lonlas
Ugarde
Li Pousulyaite
Vicliur Spahish
New Nickel to honor Thomas Jefferson announced
The treasury plans a Jefferson nickel replacing the buffalo design after 25 years. A 4000 dollar contest will decide the exact design with Nellie Tayloe Ross and sculptors Sidney Waugh Albert Stewart and Teinz Wurhele as judges.
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Washington
Treasury
Buffalo Wickel
Pinnias Jefferson
United States
Morgenthau
Teflerean
Nellie Tayce Ross
Mint
Sidney Waugh
Albert Stewart
Teinz Wurhele
Meney
Mountain States Beet Directors Meet February 9
Mountain States Beet Growers Association directors will meet in Greeley on Wednesday February 9 for consideration of evidences they will offer at the government labor and processor contract hearing opening February 10 in district court rooms. The grower processor contract committees will begin deliberations Wednesday morning and the meeting will adjourn in the evening. Beet growers aim to be prepared to present their evidence at the government hearing with the opera Watch Thursday February 10 and expected to continue into Wednesday 11.
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Mountain States Beet Growera Association
Greeley
Jay
Trial Convictions Reported In Eavesdropping Case
Denver dispatch notes Thras mren colt and accomplices were convicted of eavesdropping in district court. Attorney Max Melville seeks a new trial claiming legal errors, while district attorney Anthony Yavlengo and G Ollo Moore defend the verdict as based on strong evidence. Separately, New York stocks edged lower as market activity slowed. In Denver, January 25, price changes for produce such as beans and poultry were reported, with beans dropping and other items steady.
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Preas
Denver
Colt
Max Melville
Lornay
G. Ollo Moore
Anthony Yavlengo
Fiosuly
Prenant
Melvilla Argundt
Asia
Melville
Lewis Pushes 5 Billion Housing Aid, Farm Bill Talks
Washington January 26 conferees on the Farm Bill agreed to raise payments for farmers with benefits under $2000 yearly. Senate and House negotiators propose limits and scales with a 1 percent cut on payments above $2860 and a cap near $7600, as debates continue over program adjustments.
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Washitagton
Passon
Jones
Texas
Natas Agriculture Comamittes Isind
Zunala House Group
Pope
Senate
House
Charles Evans to retire from Great Western Sugar
Retirement of Charley E. Evans, manager of the Greeley and Eaton factories after 38 years with Great Western Sugar Company. Marvey B. Looper named new manager at Greeley and Lovell Wyoming plants. Looper brings irrigation engineering and 22 years with the company, plus a background in farming and civic work.
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Charles £. Evans
Grenley-Eaton
The
Great Western Sugar Company
Harvey S. Looper
Lovell, Wyo
Charles E. Evans
Greelay-aton
Charley E. Evans
Greeley
Eaton
Marvey
Looper
Lovell
Wyor
Greeley and Maton
Brank A. Kemp
Genera Tamager
Phillip B. Smith
Teldmui
Bert Morgan
St Lovell
Welé County
Grant Western Sugar Company
Llyingston
Tent
University of Tennessee
Upperclassmen Grades Studied at College of Education
A survey of grades among upperclassmen at the College of Education is being conducted by Gene Honotond, assistant dean of men. The study aims to learn the reasons why upperclassmen experience grade changes, rising or falling.
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College of Education
Imada
Gene Honutond
Aissistant Desu
Weather forecast for regional shipments and temps
Weather outlook covers a 260 mile radius with temperatures varying by direction. North and east near 10 degrees, south around 5 to 10, west near 0 to 5, Colorado and Wyoming expect fair conditions Tuesday night into Wednesday with warmer snaps in the east. Local 24 hour period ends Tuesday morning with a high around 25 and a low near 17.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Wyoming streams below normal except in the north
The 1937 Wyoming stream flow was below normal statewide but above normal in the northern region. Goose Creek near Sheridan ran 123 percent of normal, largest deficits occurred in the Laramie and North Platte rivers at 60 and 69 percent. Bear River at Tyuistan and Green River at Green River were 86 percent, while other rivers ranged from 76 to 107 percent.
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Cheyenne
Inn
John TD. Quinn
Ptaty
Wyoming
Norenal
Too State
Sheridan
Laramie
North Platte
Bear River
Tyuistan
Green River
Thermopolis
Greyfall
Meetectse
Montana-Wyoming
Argudy
Grean
Saratoga
Laramie River
Telm
Big Horn
Greybull
Goose Creek
Powder River
Weld Is First In Coal Output In Colorado
Weld county led Colorado in coal production with 7,193,838 tons for the year, up 849,102 tons from 1936 and the highest in seven years. Las Animas county followed with 1,489,835 tons, while Houtdar and other counties reported substantial outputs in a developing state energy report.
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Denver
Famous Cook Collection to Visit Stone Age Fair
A. J. Spall reports Captain James Gook funds a Stone Age Fair display at Cornish with part of the famous Cook Collection. Cook, living at Agata Nebraska near an Indian reservation, plans to send some artifacts despite advancing age hindering participation.
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Famous Cook
Cornish
A. J. Spall
James Gook
Cook
Agata
Nebraska
Spall
West
Alanding
Four States to Join Platte River Litigation
Attorney General Byran G. Rogers said four states New York New Jersey Delaware and Maryland would join the Colorado water dispute before the U S Supreme Court over diversions in the Platte River, arguing federal participation should be limited due to a congressionally approved compact.
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Associated Prose
Denver
Jer
Byran G. Rogers
Colorado
Supreme Court
la Platte River
Rogers
Unites States
New Mexico
Cummings
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Social Security Funds Would Be Used on Homes
Adgenerated remarks by John T. Lewes urge redirecting 5.606 billion dollars from the Social Security reserve to a low cost housing program. He argues the federal government should refuse to aid employers violating labor laws and critiques wage cutting as ineffective. He warns against following economists who favor production-led demand.
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Adenerated Trew
Washington
John T. Lewes
Ife
Gocil Security Reserve
Wus
Caiced Mines
Punseotian
Lewis
Will Lewis
Hop Ant
Florida Solon Continues Talk On Lynch Bill
Washington reports Florida senator resumes debate on the anti lynching measure during a night session after Senate confirmation of Supreme Court nominee Stanley Reed. Filibuster foes push two speech limits. party leaders plan further sessions as they seek to advance the bill amidst procedural hurdles. Also noted is pending farm payments and sugar beet subsidies tied to AAA programs and the Senate appropriations committee action.
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Washington
Gan
Senantor Deneper
Florida
Senate
Stanley F. Reed
Supreme Court
Mia Piorida
Garner T
Peppers
Barkley
Kentucky
Colorado
Alva Adaims
Adios
House
AAA
Adams
Almoyer Gairied
Wallace
Must Have New Auto Plates by February 1
Denver reports Denver police announce a February 1 deadline for all vehicles to display new auto plates. State patrol supervisor James A. Mareh cautions officers to enforce rules and detain vehicles lacking the updated plates until proper documentation is shown.
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Denver
James A. Mareh
Mulway Courteay
Colorado Motorishe
Heense Pluga
Marsh
Patyaimen
Port Fae Eutry
Fasting Dean Gains Slightly After 22 Day Fast
Associated Press reports Memphis January 26 that the former dean of St Marys Cathedral is on the slow road to recovery after a 22 day fast. His temperature and pulse have stabilized, though he remains weak. He weighs 106 pounds, was once 200, and is drinking orange juice and water at longer intervals.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Teno
St. Mary's
Dea
Roosevelt Arranges Naval Conferences
President Theodore Roosevelt convened an afternoon meeting in Washington with members of the appropriations military and naval committees to discuss a supplemental navy building program. The gathering of military and naval experts sparked speculation he may widen the plan to include broader expansion.
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Washington
Troogevelt
House
Congress
Red Cross Weighs Million Aid for China Crisis
Washington June 25 The American Red Cross backs President Roosevelt in proposing one million dollars to aid distressed Chinese citizens. Admiral Cary T Grayson Red Cross chairman said a widespread impulse exists to contribute, noting half a million people have been depopulated and clothing and shelter are desperately needed. Appeals go to Great Britain Canada Australia and New Zealand.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Roosevelt
Cary T. Grayson
Red Cross
Grayson
Great Brltain
Canada
Mustyalion
New Zealand
Huge Transport Airplane Victor Over Stiff Gale
A Eastern Airlines transport plane with five people aboard landed safely at Randolph field after seven hours aloft in strong winds from Newark to Washington. Captain Jones, chief pilot, said they left Newark Monday night and overshot its radio beam during heavy headwinds. Passengers included two travelers and a crew of three. officials praised the craft and crew for a safe return.
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Tratford
Conn
Far
Prasenm
Eastern Airlines
Renteclar Field
Washington, D. C
Newark
N. J
Jones
Anny
Wis
Cantiii
Philip King
U. S. Maritime Coniissia Leut
Washington
Snow and Cold Move West From Plains
A severe storm traversed the central plains and moved toward the Midwest bringing heavy rains and floods. Two drownings in Illinois were reported among tens of thousands displaced as farms flooded and crops damaged. Strong winds plus near zero temperatures caused further damage across Wisconsin Minnesota and North Dakota. A fire at a residence on Sixth Street in town was quickly extinguished with minor damage.
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Chicago
Jan
Middle Western
Wisconsin
Eddie Proctor
Ratnh Hartness
Tlinois
Tinois
Wari
Dakotas
Minnesota
Duluth
Minn
Superior
Wis
North Bakery Amt
Pombing
N. C
Davila Laka
Williston
Moorehead
Four Fined for Killing Ducks Without a License
Park Morgan Fai 25 few young men said to be University of Nengar students were fined 25 dollars and given coats in a case for killing ducks and hunting without licenses. Game Warden W Z Hum arrested them near Weldons. they were released on promise to pay fines in weekly installments. Names listed include John Charles Edward Bernhard Wallace Angerson all from Denver with Bal Gates of Boulder not connected.
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Park Morgan
Fai
University of Nengar
Ducky Club
W. Z. Hum
Weldons
Johm Charles
Edward, Behard
Wallace Angerson
Denver
Bal Gates
Boulder
Gates
Florance Undergoes Abdominal Operation in Greeley Bus
Mrs. Florance Benny of 115 Pigi teanth avenue underwent a major abdominal operation on Tuesday aboard the Greeley bus. The illness and procedure details are not fully clear in the fragment.
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Florance
Benny
Pigiteanth Avenue
Greeley
Realty Fee Jury Of Six Selected In Court Here
A six member jury was chosen in district court to try the Morgan Realty Company of Greeley versus Jaco Whitey farmer near Lucerne over a $2,876 real estate fee. Testimony covered a 1936 exclusive 90 day listing, a 1937 land purchase, and disputed contract details presented by Ehrlich and Badger. Judge Frederia W. Clack presides. jurors listed include Ola Borg, Nelson, Moris, Kirkpatrick, Stewart and Takin. Roy S. Johnson of Petteval Land Bank will address the Greeley National Farm Loan association meeting here Wednesday.
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Morgan Realty Company
Greelay
Jaco Whiiteh
Lucerne
Plaintife
Bhritel
Morgan
Windsor
Whitey Ditch
B. Badger
Ehriich
Gottfried Hergett
Hhirlch
Ehrlich
Whrlich
Geo
Badger
Bhilieh
Tida
Bida
PlaloWi
Joln C. Tanks
Yw, IL Hotheheng
Frederia W. Clack
Pee Sting
John 8. Olaborg
Delvert Nelson
Orville O. Mortis
Frank X Kirkpatrick
Harold P. Stewart
Joones Takin
WIH
Roy S. Johnson
Petteval Land Bank of
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Victor
Plains
Sixth Street
W. MtcCoy
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