Administration Triumph Garners 44 to 21 Vote
The article reports the administration winning 44 to 21 as a Senate vote looms on a diversion measure. It notes the emergency clause approval by 42 to 43, party-line dynamics, and expectations of further action in both chambers with Governor Ralph G. Gain’s stance shaping the maneuver.
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Lund
Senare
Fionsie
Senate
IFN
Stone
Ralphl
Gain
Bill Snesca
Lis Tate
John Vivian
Chalentn
TR Hunter
Democriet
Rales
Barton
Hiawusy
Couimntiee
Olehhol Conalderie
Yerek
Gace
Sid “Naw Jin Guing Ca
Laren
Ms Mensure
Aosworth
Sannin Tabert G. Duswovth
Jene Ment
Denver
Spnalor Wayne XII
Adaptaat
Democrat
Talveade
Mutdolply Johnson
Frukter
Dive G. Juington
Demecrat
Grlien
Seva Sschiall
Nvel Mine
France and Britain To Meet Italian Threat Over Spain
Paris and London agreed on a defense strategy if Fascists fail to evacuate the Spanish Civil War area. France rushed defenses along the Mediterranean coast as Italian warships train nearby. Mussolini hailed Barcelona's capture amid mass demonstrations in Venice and Paris, while Franco’s insurgents push toward final control of the city.
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France
Great Britain
Spain
Perea
Paris
Patwier
Fravra
Beitini
Mediterranean
Georgea Bower
Haly
Barcelois
Sintel
Jan Teropa
Dannet
Chamber of Deputies
Werie
Rosie
Jay
Mussolini
Barcelona
Marsollel
Ig Plazzo
Venexia
Eudolie
Tapigia
North Africa
Caralea
Franco
Musgolini
Barentina
Hallux Legionaires
Hendaye
Ueefty
Giant Flying Boat Sets Pacific Test Flight Plan
A Pan American Boeing clipper designed to carry 74 passengers, named for transpacific service, is readied in Seattle for a 4700 mile shake down toward San Francisco with a 16 man test crew and a Pan American staff led by Captain Jack Teltan. Delays potential due to storm warnings near the Columbia River mouth.
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Seattle
Inn
Kong
China
Boctig Aircraft Company
Pan-American
Delvery
Whimwaday
Astoria
Ore
San Francisc
Pacific
Cilia Wo River
San Francisco
Ag Passerigora
Jack Teltan
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President Will Address Farmers Union Meeting Here on Friday Noon
James Pallart, president of the Colorado Farmers Union, will speak on Colorado's legislative program at a Union meeting to be held Friday noon at the Rex cafe. A notice says representatives from various communities are to attend and send interested persons regarding labor problems.
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James Pallart
Colorado Famers Union
Colorado
Rex Cafe
Jay
Mountain Stainsport Growers Marketing Association
Greeley
Tluma
Dent Colorain
Sheauselyns
Saad
Cumtriet Cay
Proyursiun
Brbweern Grower Irl Saa Company
Ube Mountain Stictia Wasuctationly
Cronuur Rintes
Monnith Blak
Harry Clark
Dire Vamalttes
Wy A. Huedleer
Robert Brown
J. Dartiotunney
GW. Lulgrt
Wzsoctethon
Wirthey Front Northen
Seutiern Cola ¢Rata
Nort Mintle
Nemask
Lavell
Wyong
Arkinzus
Akar Prorek
Brower
Ala
Birthday Ball Ticket Sale Promotes Charity
Chairman John W. O’Magen announces a birthday ball ticket sale at the Greeley Elks Hall. The Monday night event on January 30 offers tickets at 1 per couple with proceeds split fifty fifty between the National Initiative Paraplegia Foundation and local Wet County chapter efforts. An ornamented Tocodalion chapter aims to raise funds for disease treatment.
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John W. Omagen
Greeley
Frasier Speaks At Banquet Of Rural Ed Folk
A rural education conference opens in Greely with 1000 teachers expected. Dr. Wiveld Benjamin of Boulder and Mrs Naomi Olsin lead sessions. county superintendents from 40 counties attend. Friday features lectures at the Little Theater and a Lambda Phi Delta Kappa dinner, with keynotes by Janes G. Yallon and Dr Oliver Traxo.
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Extension Department
Gert Molander
Nusie
Neely
Priday
Satye- Hay
Jol Lamha
Stuttath
Lucy G. Hturld
Tientay
Naomi 2. Olsin
Jefferson
Mine Nettie S. Reed
Pueblo Jepanty
Plarense Irwin
Latimer County
Hit
Weld Couny
Shirirman
Festernoon
Wiveld Ben-jamin
College of Education At
Boulder
al F Welock
Pek Chapter Lambda
Phi Delta Kappa
Janes CG. Yallon
Farmers Union of Cole Jruta
Little the Wire
Christ
Peineival
Greeley
Seoul
Guival
Innechean
Hall
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Oliver K. Traxo
Ldneahon
College Deve
Adams Declares Foes Filibustering Over WPA Slash
Senator Al Demi of Colorado signals colleagues may use filibuster tactics to prevent WPA funding cuts to 725 million dollars. Debate on the bill stalls as North Carolina’s Meynolis argues foreign affairs. Reynolds denies involvement in backroom talks. Wilbur Freeman funeral services set for Friday at Macy’s drawing room.
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Washington
Inn
al “Demi
Colorado
Ushiy
Ding Far Haley
Dunia
Debata
Meynolis
North Carolina
Shrog Hota
Adame
Farcen
Gall
Brethen
Reynolds
Tay
Wilbur Freeman
Wilbur
Freamien
Macy
Evans Complety
Truck Crash Fatalities and Injuries Reported Near Fort Lupton
Four sustained minor injuries in a collision described as a truck cab crushing incident. Floyd Reedy and George Loughlin were among the injured after Reedy's truck reportedly ran with a headlight out and crossed the center line. H J Ross escaped with minor injuries in a second vehicle, with police noting the car overturned in a borrow pit. Photographs by Dave Clark document the wreck.
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Dupton
Floyd Reedy
Longmont
W. 1
Bell
Loremont
George Loughlin
Davono
Ross
Borrow Pit
Dave Clark
T Thune
Weicker Denver Greeley Service Continues Despite Strike
Weicker Transportation of Denver says the Denver to Greeley service continues after a strike by track drivers and helpers. Three company trucks run daily between Denver and Greeley on the schedule. Officials report limited delays and emphasize improving operations using their own personnel and equipment. A separate case reports a district court verdict in favor of Coal Ridge Ditch Company regarding a failure to deliver by a different utility, with attorney Joseph W. Irwin presenting.
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DH Andrews
Weicker Transportation Company
Fee
Denver
Creeley Tretia
Weicker Track
Andrews
Greeley
Poe
Gall Andrews
Robert Sunsely
Greeley Manner
Welcker
Spwzi
Coal Ridge Ditech Company
sult_ browehe Realnat i
Joseph W. Irwin
Xeeklig 9
Cheigh Water
Rich mining magnate renounces citizenship in Canada return
A prominent mining figure renounces American citizenship and plans to relocate to Quebec Canada. The industrialist, linked to Verde Extension property, leaves behind past ties and seeks a quieter life in the countryside. His son Lewla Douglas, once a budget director, is mentioned in connection to family affairs.
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Jerome
Ariz
Dan
New Lineup Of Safeway Managers Here
Safeway announces a reshuffle with Elmer Andy Anderson returning to Greeley as store manager at Tenth street. Toby Helaney moves to Tenth Street Seventh Avenue, Cliff Curry to Alamosa for a new drive in market, Keeley moves to a tenth street location, and Sarvernl chases WH be made.
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Sarvernl
Safeway
Sinres Keeley
Elmer
Andy" Anderson
Greeley
Aloro
Tenth Street
Ovelta
Toby Helaney
Tell Street
Ay Mie
Evenua Stara
Cliff Curry
Cliff Curry, Who Long Been Manager At the Tenth Streot and Seventh Avenue
Alamosa
Buill
Anerson
Breadway
Gredey
Attempt To Save Youth From Pen Sentence
Attorney Roy Uriegs defends youths charged in a highway crash case involving intoxication. Prosecutors argue for the maximum sentence under the 21-year-old statute, while defense contends first-offender status may lead to reformatories. Victims include Claude Perkins. defendants include under-21 offenders from Edmonds and nearby districts.
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Roy MM. Uriegs
Dilo
Mansag
Edmonds
Mrikga
Iigga
Oye Gmuol
Aneed
Georga H. Dunes
Kansas City
Vern Dyer
Edmondstan
Kangax
Jones
Dyer
North Baptist President in Denver Friday
North Baptist leaders gather in Denver on Friday for joint talks with the Northern Tah Hist convention president Dr AL J Ibid, plus meetings with Teupvat church pastors. In the afternoon a 2 30 session with women at the YW G A Building precedes a 6 30 dinner with church leaders and a Reno representative from Greeley Baptist.
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Greeley Railivts
Denver
AL J. Ibid Aon
Jia Aftinial Ansethus
Cotnrada
Apt
Yala
Teupvat
Blatn
Pelock
Yw.g.a
Mudfu WA
Paalors
Tynet
Reno
Sapproximatuly
Creeley Baptist Inn
Woody Lodaon
Hickman Pleads Not Guilty in Denver Bank Case
Former cashier and vice president of a national bank in Houston pleaded not guilty today in U S district court to charges of misappropriating bank funds and making false entries. He had been released on bond after indictment by a federal grand jury. Judge J Foster Sears sentenced 12 others to federal prison.
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Penver
Hilekean
Masuan
J. Foster Semos
Federal
Change in Beet Law Advocated by Litel
J Asveteled Bross reports from Denver that A L Dilel of Sterling urges reform of the 1987 federal beet law to ensure fair wages for farmers and workers. The talk drew 200 people as unions and industry groups called for wage bases tied to natural sugar content and higher producer returns amid agricultural price debates.
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J Asveteled Bross
Denver
A. L. Dilel
Sterling
Department of Agriewenre
Fey
Citel
Nu- Hon
Mountain States
Flo
Litel
Aley
Ariasauld
Elatry Wlay
Maton
Monuvitt States
Beet Grewerk Markets Association
Rakl
Mayor Hague Loses Fight Against CIO
Philadelphia court upholds a federal judge ruling barring Mayor Frank Hague from interfering with CIO meetings and speakers. The two to one decision affirms the injunction against public meeting obstruction.
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Hague
Cio
Philadelphia
Jan
Frank Hague
Eh Cso
Torday Ily
Wikimn Clark
Judea Clark
Dégrea Whitch
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Weicker
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