Beet Labor Pay Order Shifts Basis From Tonnage To Acre
Crgweloten Tresly Wishington reports a revision to the maxium wage calculation under the 1937 sugar control act. The new method bases pay on harvested acreage rather than tonnage yielding seven short tons per acre, with $7.50 per acre and 75 cents additional per extra short ton. Growers must meet wage requirements to receive payments, and qualified laborers must be paid accordingly. The AAA clarified limits and adjustments affecting outstanding balances and future bonus calculations for the beet crop.
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Unier
Shear Ark
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Mountain States
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S. I. Warrick
Scottshife
Slant
Tribune
Weld County Medical Society Backs County Health Plan
Weld County Medical Society endorsed the county unit health plan at a special meeting on Tuesday. The plan, with a $14,300 annual budget, would provide indigent care via licensed Weld County doctors, with a $1,000 monthly flat fee and $250 monthly for hospital staff, plus a five member board to manage funds. A formal vote is planned for February 7, and the plan aims to reduce local costs while expanding access to medical aid for indigents.
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County Wealth Tait
Rae
Nesday Wight
C. B. Dyda
Commissionera
Plumb
Medical
Na Hutteally
Meéiesl Society
U.S
Heaith Services
Greeley
Phnob
Medical Society
Gracley Clinic
Loapital
Weld
Train collision injuries reported for Abe Willis of Milliken
Abe Willis of Milliken sustained severe injuries in a train auto crash near a crossing. The accident occurred as Willis’s car failed to stop in the path of an approaching train. He was removed to the Greenley Restival hospital with sternal injuries and other trauma.
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Milliken
Abraham Willa
Mirney
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Von
Wits
Willis
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Jiwad Yijuyis
Attaiding
Maey Tuna
Uiseeidette Btn
Wallis
Frye
Uremey
Educational Sessions Attract 1 000 Attendees Here
A mid year education conference expects about 1 000 attendees on the campus. The program includes morning sessions for bounty superintendents and two talks by Dr. Elsie Clapp on Progressive Schools and Educational Resources. Dr. Clapp links to Dewey and has led several educational initiatives.
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Progressive Education
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Greenwich
Colm
Joun ‘Dewey
Nis
Phiosophy of Education
Teathers College
Columbia University
Go'stock
Little Theatre
Conservatory of Music
J. DeForest ‘Gling
Arnold Joyal
Denver University
Jia- Honnt
Phi Delta Kappa
Faez.Johnson Lawie
A. J. Stoddard
Denver ‘Schools
Tancheon
Greelay Chamber of Commerce
Moses
Sinith
Ault
Sehovi Diveator
Two Kersey Boys Sentenced for Manslaughter
Elias Tspinosa and Ray Gonzales were sentenced by District Judge Frederic W. Clark to two to eight years in Colorado State Prison for voluntary manslaughter in the Aug. 24 slaying of Marvin Hinatter, 1947, of Kerney. Clark overruled a defense motion for a new trial. under law, sentences could have ranged from one to eight years.
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Ray Gonzales
Marvin Hinatter
Kerney
Frederic W. Clark
Colorado
Prion
Fudge Clark
Contacl
Snow on Walks Puzzle To Greeley Aldermen
Greeley aldermen discussed snow clearance on sidewalks and property maintenance budgets. Fire Chief Brumley noted most trash cans now have covers to prevent windblown debris.
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Greeley
Greatey Temas
Hunter
B.A. Brumley
Council OKs Tennis Hockey Project Here
The city council Tuesday night approved a NYA project to build four tennis courts and a hockey rink at Seventh Street and Tenth Avenue West of City Hall. It seeks $3,286 federal funds and $2,460 local funds, with $200 already raised through private sponsors of the Joe Woolfer Memorial. Aldermen noted private sponsors must sustain value of the donation for approval, and support hinges on those sponsors meeting the goal.
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Seventh Street
Tenth Avenue
City Hall
NYA Headyquarters
Joe Woolfer
St i Uead
George Davie
G. BH. Young
Belor
Ice Threatens Niagara Falls Bridge Razing the Gorge
Niagara Falls bridge across the gorge bent under massive ice from the falls today forcing closure to all traffic. Engineers prepared to attack the ice with dynamic force as a 100 foot rise of ice crowned the gorge. The wave froze steamers and disrupted the hydroelectric works, threatening the Maid of the Mist and local operations.
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Canaan
Greeley pool halls seek Sunday operation vote
Greeley pool hall operators asked the city council to enact a Sunday opening ordinance for pool and billiard rooms. They argued four halls support about 20 families and about $50,000 in investments, urging parity with the bowling club already allowed Sunday hours.
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Cowell
M Marla Blick
Bard
Young
Paul King
Two Navy Airmen Die In Scott Field Crash
Two United States Navy officers identified as Lieut Commander Emile Chouree of San Diego and Michael J. Oia of likely Bellayils died when a Weir plate struck a Snooring Mast near Scott Field as the craft landed. The ship toppled, exploded, and burned about 260 yards from the runway. soldiers found both men dead at the wreckage. A local court fined Fred Austin of Eaton $20 for a Courtesy Patrol offense.
Mine Workers Take Up Third Term Question
Washington January 26 resolutions before the United Mine Workers convention include requests for a third term for Roosevelt and labor peace. The group also proposes abolishing the fee system for law officers, ending the poll tax, and banning company script.
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Troogevelt
Ute Oig
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers Convention
Fle
Aix
Roosevelt
Uberg
City Requires Inspection of Thermal Installations
Growley Builders were reminded by Fire Chief Drumley that the electrical ordinances require permits and inspections for thermal insulation unit installations. The report lists inspections over 1144 months from Feb 15, 1937 to Jan 1, 1988, including wiring in towers and houses, motor connections, water heaters, neon signs, stokers, and thermal insulation work.
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Merlin
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Attica
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South's Battle On Lynch Bill Goes Forward
Washington reports the Southern bloc pushes the anti lynching bill toward a vote amid a senate standoff. Majority Leader Markley says debate limits will be voted on tomorrow. two senators seek to join a petition to end debate. Smathers and Dieterich cite illness. Connell objects to gag rule, urging amendments and a roll call.
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Soullinin Setentoes
Markley
Cemocrat
iCentucky
Senate
George
Mdi
Smathers
Demoocrat
New Jersey
Dieterich
Connall
Texas
Kay
Denver Grand Jury to Resume State Affairs Probe
Denver county grand jury may be seated this week to resume the sweeping inquiry into state affairs begun last summer by a special panel. District Attorney John A. Carroll cautions it is premature to discuss targets while jurors report Monday. The prior panel investigated Governor Teller’s offices and private interests in Colorado government, while the attorney general noted the probe into some conflicts is still unfinished.
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Fan
Denver County
Agxt
Wweek
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Grand Jury
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Stanley H Johnson
Lotgs
Colorado
Dinners For Workers On Religious Census
Laymen from Cowke y ang to Greeley will assist with the religious census and attend two Shiner meetings at Aggella tearoom 1725 Tenthremo County men meet Thursday at 7 p m at the tearoom Greeley workers meet Friday at 5 p m Following the dinner meetings workers receive assignments and cards Rev Victor M Warne vicar of Trinity church will conduct a consecration service for the quest All participating churches will have representatives at each meeting
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Greeley
Hiegin
Aggella
Tenthremo
Victor M. Warne
Trinity Church
Campiste
Meeinga
Four Boulder County Youths Get Probation
Four Boulder County youths pleaded guilty to auto fuel theft linked robberies at city gas stations. District Judge Clauds G. Coffin sentenced them to probation and ordered about $1,016 in costs and restitution to be paid. Sheriff’s officers said the group was tied to roughly $2,000 in loot from the spate of robberies.
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Washington
Jan
BiewThe
Federal Trade Commission
Japtie and Pacific Wea Company
Obinzon Patman Aonti
Fresnlo
Magee Recovers After Hospital Stay In Cheyenne
A report states Officer M. H. Magee of the Greeley police is recovering rapidly at Veterans Hospital in Cheyenne after an illness. City officials including Mayor B. M. Colprite and others noted Magee’s condition and improvements over the past week.
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Magee
Greeley
Veterans Hospital
Cheyenne
Cyhern Ha Ts
B. M. Colprite
Bart Bucher
Roy Seaman
Magee Taal Week
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