State Budgeteer Asserts Special Cash Funds May Be Substituted
Colorado lawmakers faced a gap in the current year budget. The state budgeteer cited 864 008.56 in income tax revenues to June 20 and proposed using special cash funds to meet the deficit. He noted possible diversions from fire funds welfare aid and miscellaneous accounts to finish the budget.
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Denver
A. Konan
Ettieioney Compasssioner
Colorado
Incouis
Noosa
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Iite
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State Treasurer withholds payrolls at Armstrong
Denver June 27 State Treasurer Charles Armstrong ordered withholding of payrolls for all Colorado state departments due to a deficit funding plan. The move affects nearly 4,000 classified civil service employees with a combined monthly payroll around 3.5 million dollars. The step arises from legal questions on paying warrants drawn against special levies when general revenues fall short.
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Charles Armstrong
Imaiey
Ander Siptyitokr Mit
Colorado
Aniston
Iebares
Contina
Armstrong
Jobsen
Denger
Jan
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Leen Leotowd
Armstrong Anid
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Luke J. Abevanough
Inet
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Commission
Bald
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North Carolina Senator Urges Focus on Domestic Problems
Democrat Robert F. Reynalds told the Senate on Thursday the United States must tend to its own affairs and avoid global policing. He warned Europe excitement could be a Administration backed distraction from domestic issues.
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Robert F. Reynalds
North Carolina
Senate
United States
Associated Press
School Leaders Meet Here To Oppose Income Tax Diversion
Hundreds of rural and county superintendents, principals, and teachers gathered in Greeley for a mid year education conference. The state association of county superintendents adopted a telegram opposing diverting income tax funds from local to state use, warning higher general school costs would fall on rural districts.
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Ure
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Toler
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Treton
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Fot Tinar
Greek County
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George W. Frasier
George A. Irvin
Big Roni
Viewal Education Ag
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Gnerest
Sedan
Harold 3. Benjamin
College of Education
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Che Detta
Kapna
Santas
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Schoals
Weld
Verey O. Chum
Assoelain
Colorado Sane College of Eduction
Geesiey
Colorado
Addosh
Robert
Gilchrist
Geegley Mehsennel
Quake Dead in Chile Are Being Buried
A Chilean earthquake, reportedly killing about 12,000, leaves families in grief as funeral processions wind through ruined streets. Rescue crews struggle amid aftershocks and collapsed buildings, with authorities warning of further tremors and continuing search efforts.
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Chile
Ed Johnson Attacks Arms Pork Barrel Inexcusable
Ed Johnson criticizes the arms pork barrel as unjustifiable while speaking at the National Defense conference. He argues for a stronger national defense but opposes using the public treasury for pork barrel projects and warns that without swift action, foreign diplomats could exploit the United States.
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Washingley
Rat Wit CG. Tomson
Colorado
Conference of National Defense
America
Howe
Johnson
Acure
Cefenae
Ameria
Man Found Dead in Car at Brighton Identified
Brighton, Jan. 27 Underauthoritt Homer Mayberry said today a mat found band of carbon manoside pois oniig in an antamatilla south of here had been identified in Bennett I Beock, a Canon City Colo produce dealer. The undertaharttt described Brock's Meath Instaght as a waietde, Me sadd a hose leniling futa tha elased car win connected to the machina's ex. Longe pipe. Hrook's wife atl four vendorf sol were a Denver te boy run patient dn Colorada Meucrnt hagpl af
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Homer Mayberry
Here
Bennett I Beock
Canon City
Colo
Brock
Meath
Hrook
Denver
Dumbleton Repudiates Confession in Perkins Case
Cheyenne reports that Dumbleton denies a confession in the Perkins case. A third degree murder charge is disputed by Mrs. Dumbleton and a Cheyenne attorney discusses the investigation and statements from key witnesses. The article notes the accused’s statement and ongoing legal proceedings in Colorado authorities.
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Dumbleton
Quota Debates Rise Over Beet Labor Wages
Denver January 26 Growers and union spokesmen testified at a nutrition hearing arguing beet sugar wages should be set by growers income. They claimed labor wages are too low and pressed for advance to twenty six dollars per week as the beet growing season nears its end.
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Denver
Lanor
Init
Colorado
Kansaa
R.G. ‘Tylor
Aislin Ronsley
Distriet
Rly
Wheeler Discusses Trip To Old Mexico At Pine Tea
Mugh Wheeler of Garnsey and Whoeater spoke at the Pines tea room on Wednesday evening about his recent trip to Mexico. Frank and Wiles presided, with William Wales, and a radio audience from WNS noted the visit.
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Hugh Wheeler
Garnsey
Grrago Adironneil
Castapolitan du Ae
Pines
Rebel Armies Moving North Toward France
Rebel forces push north toward France amid chaotic Spain as insurgents advance and government troops retreat. Reports describe marching lines, coast guard activity, and shifting lines near Barcelon and Maturo as authorities struggle to contain the uprising.
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France
Administration Fight To Halt Out In Relief Aid Debate
Washington reports a tense relief aid contest as Congress weighes a 150 million appropriation. House votes 875,000 for work relief. Senate panel adds triggers, while Senator Hatch denounces the tempestuous debate as Congress considers the next five months of relief programs and potential presidential requests.
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Jay
Cherry Hight
Jie
Hoogevell
Enery
Lue
Nik Smite
Jupowat
Sematie
Tansavelt
Demerit
WPA Workers Uncover Skeleton Near Evel
WPA workers probing the road south from Elyell late Thursday uncovered a skeleton likely of Indian origin with bracelets. Reported to sheriff by Moses Ede, the grave site near Powit Hall was unearthed as crews worked with tools at the scene.
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Joe A Wader Being Used To Cut Down As Terare Mieco
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Cummings Seeks Hearings on Colorado River Funds
Washington Jan 27 Representative Cummings Democrat Colorado says he will ask a subcommittee to hear arguments on the Interior Department Appropriation Bill seeking 31 600 000 to support the Colorado Thompson project. He states the reclamation bureau asked for this amount as the best first year allocation for the trans basin irrigation plan.
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Representne ‘Vo Cihumings
Democrat
Colorado
Anl
Honag i. Praprintlass
Nandyering
Interior Department
Reclamation Bureau
Transanoun
France Ready to Fight Italy if Needed
A fragmented report indicates France pledges to oppose Italy if necessary, with implied action against perceived threats. The piece mentions foreign policy tensions and potential military readiness, referencing political figures and impending decisions, though specifics remain unclear due to the damaged text.
Ford Told To Stop Discouraging Labor From Joining CIO
Labor relations board ordered Ford Motor Company to halt actions against CIO affiliate members at the Dearborn plant and reinstate 29 workers after proof their aim was to weaken union organizing. The board found United Auto Workers not at fault and ordered the company to refrain from aggressive interference and to halt discriminatory practices during the 30 day inquiry.
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Clo
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Jay
Wie Pastoral Labor Relations Board
de Ford Motor Company
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Vga
Wirsatlins
Armerica
Dolores CCC Youth Missing with Bank Theft Charge
A garbled report mentions a Dolores CCC youth connected to a bank missing case involving a $25,000 theft of cash and securities. Police investigation notes a young man, relatives, and an employment dispute, with unclear timelines and names due to OCR errors.
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Dolores
Fairplay Freezes Up as Pipes Burst in Cold Spell
Winter weather crippled Fairplay with freezing temperatures and thawing pipes. Residents faced water issues as crews battled frozen mains after a cold snap.
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Bryn
SO Park
Wall Street Jitterings Amid Market Drop
New York stock activity showed jittery trading with large traders selling into a cautious session. Investors watched for signs of stabilization as market watchers reported about 1,000,000 shares traded in a brisk but unsettled session.
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Walk Street
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