State School Heads Center in Denver on Battle Plans
Denver and officials clash over Arm strong impounding mill levy funds for education. State universities and colleges warn of shutdowns by March if funds are seized, with leaders promising legal action and continued resistance to the treasurer's order.
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State School Heads Center
Denver
Rayralis
Armstrong
Sedditie
Aneer
College of Education Torchy
Thrifty
Renanvon
Behal
Abe Tytian
Arman
Elise Hive
College High and Grade School Face Shutdown Amid Fund Shortfall
Colorado State College of Education contemplates closing its elementary and College Minth schools within days unless funds are raised. President George Willard Frasier warns of public school battles as state finances tighten, with 215 elementary students and 200 college students affected.
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Colorado State College of Education
Colege Nece
George Willard Frasier
Danver
autItons
Fenster
Mb Wiult
College Ninh
As Pus Mis
Hye
Greeley
Dis- Wiet No. 6
Cotlere Minh Secoal
Ureetey Distric
Frasier
Stetmer
Willevy
Wat Aed Ag
Mlewal
Visit
Cnuls
Charles M. Armstrong
Colorado U. Closure Threat Looms by March First
Associated Press reports Boulder and Denver campuses face near term closure as State Treasurer Armstrong blocks payrolls and funds for Colorado educational institutions. He cites a $2,400,182 shortfall in operating appropriations across general state offices and penal and charitable institutions, affecting about 4690 state employees.
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Associated Press
Boulder
Sie
Colorado
George Narlin
Norlin
Ie Rlate
Denver
West North
Ghaele M. Armstrong
Armstrong
Higher State Tax Seen By Dr Troxel
Dr O L Troxel of Colorado State College of Education tells more than 200 at the Greenley chamber luncheon that raising additions without new taxes harms schools and compares it to abusing a family to cure its member. He notes local boards face costs and education should be state supported while criticizing tax diversions and urging stronger state funding during the three day mid year education conference.
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Tir
O. L. Troxel
Colorado State College of Education
Tug Hafora
God Fellows Hall
Dr. Troxel
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Astension
Greeley State College
George Irvin
Yoh Jifie College
Techamber
Coi Meres
Troxel
Adhonls
Roxel
Highway Advertising Meeting Held Here
A conference on raising Weld county's share of funds for cooperative development was held Friday night at the Rex cafe with delegates from Weld County towns. Greeley Chamber of Commerce president H. T. Iga presided, listing numerous attendees and inviting representatives from Lasalle, Platteville, Fort Lupton, Miliken, Johnstown and Brighton. Details of the plan will be refined by the Northern Colorado group at the Northern Colorado High War Association annual meeting in Trash next Tuesday. New York stocks rallied early but declined later with roughly 600,000 shares trading, as market activity shifted.
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Weld
Rex Cafe
H.T. Iga
Greeley
R. P. Armstrong
Frederick
If Stanger
Charles Rush
Chris Matott
Ray
Fort Lupton
Milken
Johnstown
Brighton
Northern Colorado Group
Northern Colorado High War Association
Britain Ramps Up War Politics With Roosevelt Alliance
Prime Minister Chamberlain aligned with President Roosevelt against German expansion and warned premiers that peace depends on actions by Europe’s dictators. He praised Mussolini’s role in averting war while noting unresolved defenses. in London a cabinet reshuffle aimed at boosting agriculture and defense coordination as tension rises in Europe.
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Hirmingham
England
Chamberlain
Roosevelt
Forca
Europe
Dictors
Birm
Dixhnin Jewelore
Aslow
Associated Press
London
Vandals Loot Indian Tombs Near Johnstown
Vandals raided Indian tombs five miles west of Johnstown, stealing trinkets and bones from graves. A WPA crew uncovered damaged graves and items including earrings, teeth, and a grinding coffer. Archeologist We Lay Rist and locals inspected the site. remaining relics were sent to the Colorado Museum for study.
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Ailitade
Johastown
Johnstown
Nera Satremy
Ita Road
Felix
Firecay
Tia
Uleves Evan
Sarumtoy
Welay Rist
Archeologis
University of New Mexico
HT. Ullas
Voresh Powars
Colorado
Iiss
Milas
Powars
Colorade Museum
Gasoline War Drives Prices Down In Greeley
Gasoline sales in Greeley Saturday saw retailers offering standard grade at 12 cents per gallon and high test at 14 cents, while some stations kept higher prices at 16 to 18 cents as dealers met in conference seeking a truce. Denver broker A. A. (erty Wi non, 62, former Wilson, Cranmer & Co partner, died Friday night in Beverly Hills California after an extended illness.
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Greeley
Goma
Dng
Denver
A. A
Erty Winon
Nent Mek
Wilson, Cranmer & Co
Beverly Mts
Calif
Weather Summary for Colorado Weekend
Tacal snow possible Saturday night and Sunday with partly cloudy skies. Forecast calls for highs around 39 and lows near 19, with colder conditions Saturday night into Sunday morning. Local areas should expect fluctuating temperatures and light precipitation.
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Colorado
Resolution Against Income Tax Diversion Adopted in Greeley Meeting
An invitation gathering in Greeley organized by the Colorado Federation for Constructive Legislation and allied groups adopted a resolution opposing diverting state income tax revenue to the general fund. The meeting, convened to counter Governor Ralph Carr's proposed tax reallocation, drew about 37 attendees including noted figures and community leaders.
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Greeley
Colorado Federation For Constructive Legislation
Beets Growers Attack Great Western Profit Decline
Colorado beet growers and Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing association leaders critiqued the Great Western Sugar Company’s profits as sugar prices and processor terms erode grower returns. Officials argued that net returns have sunk below historic levels while stock value shifts reflect industry pressure. McCreery and others urged 10 percent of wet sugar proceeds to growers to offset costs, framing a broader push for fair prices amid ongoing sugar market controls.
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Wrenn
Denver
Colorada Bret
Uy Meat” Sugar Company
Wis
Mountain States Beet Growers
Lhe Great Weaters Sugar Company
Tia
le Sill
Sugar Control Leetelation
Creat Westort
Seteame
Cai
Acta
Aspense Clark
Creo
Chak
Ry McCreerys
Galorado
Goeyruanil
Octse Verdes Ieasus
Urey
Frond Precessara
J. W. Roeliger
Mart Morgn Mavntain Stilon Association
Myrectos
McCreary
Aiton
Diatelet
Enbyl Sugar Company
Waid Sachs
Civil Service Pay Release Moves By Armstrong
State treasurer Charles M. Armstrong announced a $500,000 civil service payroll release for Colorado employees after a prolonged dispute over promotions yet without competitive exams. The move follows Attorney General opinion and ongoing commission negotiations as Armstrong seeks to protect civil service rights amid continued agency friction.
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Newver Dam
Charles M. Armstrong
Colorado
Civil Service
Armstrons
Attorney Generals
Armstrong
Commsnion
Byran Nages
Eff Service
Commisskwy
Armstroms
Myst
Lin ¢Commission
Armahong
Tingers
Uiree Commission
Armatrong
Wogera
Nur Firat
Tate
Ietler
Ronpingsion
Hetler
J. G. Gelly
Joe Jankovsky
Clara Wilkens
aKo
Arurstrong
Cage Champion Games To Be Played Tonight
Championship in the senior division to decide the title at 9 o clock in the Mighthavenua gym. Junior division results show College High 23 Windsor 16 and Ault 30 leading, with other scores listed. Q. J. Giltspoy, 35, was arrested in Denver on a bad check charge and jailed.
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Mighthavenua Gym
Funior
Colaga High
Johnatawa
Frederick
Ault
Windsor
Eaton $. Greeley
Beator Divialon _ alow
Sort Lainton Ib
Callege
Dobpatawa
Geeeles
Vloreo
Q. J. Giltnspoy
Rocker Truck Donated to Greeley Hospital by Edith Bassett
Misa Muhiel Jimphreys, superintendent of Ye Creeley bosmical, announced a capital equipment donation known as the Trucker Wheel. The rocker truck will be used at the hospital for a rocking chair and safety features, with median and monkey noted for safety.
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Greeley Hospital
Edith K. Bassett
Misa Muhiel Jimphreys
Ye Creeley Bosmical
Myeriok
T Trucker
Greeley
Mle
Humphreys Dala
Velient
Ronkey
Rev I O Worthy resigns pulpit at local Free Methodist Church
Rev I O Worthy, pastor of the Free Methodist church here, resigns after thirteen months of service. He and his wife and two children plan to move to Greenfield to begin a new home, with his Sunday message and a public statement to follow.
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I. O. Worthy
FO. Worthy
Free Methodist Church
Mild Diptheria Warning Issued in Weld County
Warning is issued of a mild epidemic of diphtheria in Weld County with advisories urging preventive vaccination for all children in Greeley and surrounding areas. The county health committee requests timely medical guidance and cooperation from physicians to inform families about vaccination services and costs.
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Dphitheria
Weld
Fu Greely
Starving Mobs in Barcelona Beg for Food
Report from Barcelona describes large crowds starving in streets and lining relief centers. Soldiers seal perimeters as aid trucks arrive with flour milk water and basic groceries. Officials warn of continued shortages and plan urgent relief and reconstruction efforts while striving to restore order.
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Barcelona
Two Kidnapers Die in Electric Chair Trial Note
Two men convicted of kidnapping Aydin Frivd and Whitt Pialoas faced electric chair as the verdicts were upheld. Jurors found them guilty of abducting the victims and conspiring to commit crimes along with forged threats. The case drew attention for the lethal sentence and the defendants’ alleged roles in the East Side incident.
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New York
Aydin
East Side Lodge
Tohiny
New
Fraternity Goose Theft Triggers Arrests in Stunt Gone Wrong
Five fraternity members were arrested after taking a goose during a weekend prank. Investigators described the incident as a failed stunt that damaged property and prompted warnings from police. The suspects reportedly planned a later return and faced potential charges including trespass and theft as the case unfolded at a local park and street location.
Bill Provides Several Exams for Car Drivers
A Senate bill from Washington proposes mandatory driving tests for license applicants in most states. The measure aims to raise driver standards by requiring exams, with supporters citing safer roads and stronger licensing. Opponents warn of added costs and delays for new drivers.
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Washington
Tin
Mas
United State
Senate
Alissque
Bulnoy
Trhmay
Divorce Granted Interlocutory in Pyllay District
The interlocutory divorce decree was granted to Mrs. Katherine Nezuréans from George Nazaveau in Pyllay district, with the property settlement postponed. The 1936 marriage of Mr. Aubta J. Caines and Mes. Chudia Caines at Graeloy is noted, with ensuing legal proceedings and related names.
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Dlverep
Neare Pyllay
Mra
Katherine — Nezuréans
George Nazaveau
Ureekey Yen
Prgerty
Rab
Alverep Chao
Mes
Chudia Caines
Graeloy
Aubta
Wekley Pra
Altovnuys
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