Four Drowned in New Drainage Pipe After Torrential Rain
In Rutherford New Jersey four youths were sucked into a drainage ditch and pipe as floodwaters surged. The first boy, Arthur Duger, 4, vanished first, followed by Sophie Ifos soping, 11, who screamed as she was swept away. Louia Henry Pfefft, a local insurance agent, and William Steigleman, 46, a city worker, leaped into the torrent trying to help and were carried under. Rescue teams later recovered two bodies while another was found downstream. authorities documented two separate incidents within minutes as waters flooded the culverts.
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Rutherford
Leeg
Arthur Duger
UbTand Street
Sophe Ifossoping
At & Y. Au
Austélt
Yhrea Crainen
Pfefft
Breigleman
Berry
Rogers Seeks a Second Reprieve for J Coates
Denver July 1 Attorney General Byron G. Rogers seeks a second reprieve for Joe Coates a condemned Denver man slated for execution at the Colorado Penitentiary next week The first reprieve granted by Governor Ralph N Carr allowed time for appeal but Rogers says appeal preparation is incomplete unless Carr grants another delay If denied Coates would face execution within the month and become the sixth inmate to die there this year
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Assaciated
Denver
Byron G. Rogers
Gorgui
Joe Coates
Colorado
Jethil
Coates
Fred Renevais
Ralph N. Carr
Sldte
Supreme Court
Rogers Sill
Carr
Coateson
Fe Penitentiary
Woman and Daughter Shot Dead by Husband in Bronx
Anornted Pres. New York reports Blinn Shapiro, 35, and her daughter Ronda, 15, were fatally shot in their Bronx apartment while preparing for a summer camp trip with another child Jules, 12. A Negro maid, Mary Stewart, cites estranged husband Joseph Shapiro as the killer, who rang the doorbell and allegedly said, You’ve been having fun for a year.
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New York
Ronda
Bronx
Makng Cina
Fort Jervis
N. Y
Jules
Mary Stewart
Agslgiant
John B. Lea
Marlin M. Frankag
Joe McCarthy To Pilot American Loop All Stars
Chicago on July 4 the resignation of Connig Mack as a manager of the American League All Star team was announced by William Harreldge. Mack, the former manager of the Philadelphia Auries, has been confined to his hotel in Boston with a stomach ailment. Joe McCarthy of the New York Yankees will pilot the NL squad on July 11 in New York against the AL All Stars.
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Chicago
Connig Mack
Wil
New York
Pffor
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
William Hareldge
Mack
Philadelphia Aurelies
Boston Sun
Riley Snow Takes Classes Taught by Dr Org Peake
Riley Snow the head of the history division at Cheyenne high school has begun taking classes at CSCH under Dr. Ora B. Peake. Snow sustained an arm injury a week ago after a fall and was treated at Greeley hospital. She is expected to return to classes later in the session.
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Riley EH. Snow
Cheyenne
Wye
Aunier
CSCH
Ora B. Peake
Mins Peakola
Greeley Hospital
Milk Strike Planned in AFL Drivers Strike
Thomas O'Leary, president, announced a planned strike by 15,000 AFL Wilk Wagon drivers in the metropolitan area. The action would begin at midnight Friday unless a new distributive agreement is reached.
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Associated Press
Kewt
Thomas O'Leary
Fridey
Bonnet Calls German Envoy To Conference
French Premier Daladier backs Poland in potential German move on Danzig as Bonnet and Walladier meet German envoy Count von Welckzeck. A communique warns the general European situation remains very serious.
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Bonnet
Paris
Georges Boonel
Count Johannes von Welczeck
Mersiy
Aley
Donnet
van Weleseck
Wallace Seeks Lower Grain Freight Rates for Western Regions
Secretary Wallace joined backers of reduced railroad freight charges from western Nebraska and northeastern Colorado to Omaha. The Interstate Commerce Commission allowed intervention in the case, reopened after Nebraska state railway commission petition argued rates were too high versus other Nebraska and Kansas regions. Wallace urged relief for western Nebraska and northeastern Colorado growers, stressing lawful preference.
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Washington
Wallace
Nebraska
Colorado
Omaha
Inerstate Commerce Commission
Igy
Commission
Nebraska State Railway Commission
Kansas
Llse
Waldlee
Traffic Case Against Mumper in Weld Court
A Weld County court case accuses Abram L Mumper of Greeley of reckless driving and running a stop sign on June 16 causing an Eaton area collision. Deputy District Attorney Tiall Thompeor filed the complaint. Mumperling said he will mount a defense.
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Abram L
Mumper
Greeley
WI Tiall Thompeor
Uwe
Eaton
Camplalie
Goaltesy
Mumperling
No Parking on Route of July Fourth Parade
The notice forbids parking along the parade route in Greeley on July 4. No parking will be allowed from Eighth to Eleventh streets and along Fifth Avenue between Eighth and Ninth Avenues until the parade ends. Police Chief G. Hunter urged compliance.
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Fifa
Chiat
Polina
G. G. Hunter
Tursday Newning
Pebert
Eighth Avenue
Gowtuys
Overtirs
Gree
Ewell Steed
Severith Avelue
Haircel Gieitis
Seeton
Seventh Avenue
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Male
Bose
Diney
Collercial Ensiluy
Yaveuth Avenue
Sui Af ‘Weble
Fncing
Weather Colorids and Wyoming Forecast Brief
Partly cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with a Sunday thundershower. Temperature shift noted. Wyoming shows partly cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with scattered thundershowers. Legal notice valid for 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Saturday with high 8 percent, low 61.
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Wyoming
Water dispute shadows meeting over Laramie River
Officials from Wyoming and Colorado hold closed talks on alleged overage of Laramie River water by Colorado buyers. Attorney General Cyron G. Rogers expects a joint statement after the session ends. In Colorado, investigators say Colorado farmers may exceed their quota, while irrigation plans and river usage remain under review.
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C Associated van
Denver
Wyoming
Colorato
Coad Vous Tadiay
Cieousa
Colorado
Laramie
Cyron G. Rogers
Wyoming Officidas Tyave
Ranehera
Utem
United States Supreme Court
Examinations Held Here Friday for County Drivers
King Weld county residents were examined for pasta divers. 569 took exams with 10 oclock Saturday as a potential make up if traffic mounts. The county clerk said the $1 fee is not charged for those passing. rival counties waive fees otherwise. Of 569, 24 failed. Also Bishop reappointed to the Colorado Board of Pharmacy after governor and secretary of state could not agree on appointment process.
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King Weld County
Cleri
Morrison
Larimer
Frelday
Care Denyer
Wes
Colorado Woard of Pharmacy
Ralph L. Corr
Bishop
Greeley
George E. Suaniere
Sebastien Hleteky
Puello
Attejpeed
Roosevelt loses his power over money in major July vote
A dramatic Washington scene unfolds as Republican filibusterers threaten the dollar policy with a pivotal July 5 vote. President Roosevelt faces an extended fight over devaluation power while Democratic leaders press for a lasting money act. The debate centers on extending or reviving presidential authority amid market fears and a tense national mood.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Laem
Jane Beroeral -Pydnigs
Maryland
Senate-House
Newneeratle
Bop
Mt. Wedneadas
Murphy
Repubilcary
Benator Barkley
Kenticky
Tro Lester
Mildnigit
Tydings
Getty Denies Having Possessed Documents in Denver
The Colorado House committee denied that Getty ever held or possessed documents related to a civil service inquiry. Getty disputed claims by Representative George Davis that documents were obtained from a court reporter and said he had not received the cited letter from Navy. He insisted any relevant papers were not in his possession and suggested another official may hold them.
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Denver
Betty
House of Your Escute
Getty
Uselerk
George ©. Davis
Colorado Springs
New Wshaner
T Flay
Civil Service
Jankovsky
Joe C. Jankevelty
Mo Sion
Wes Oub
WPA Workers Must Labor on Longer Hours
WPA workers in Colorado face longer hours under new federal relief rules effective midnight. About 21,000 workers on Weld, Larimer, and Boulder counties projects must report two periods per month with 18 days at similar pay. Wages drop per hour but monthly pay remains near prior levels. schedules shift to 130 hours monthly for some, 110 previously, with pay changes outlined by relief administrator Healey.
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WTA
Exme
Paul J. Shriver
Calaraclo Watts Tralor
Alga Mist
Uheer Fanethy
Colorado
P. D. Vealey
Weld
Margat
Larleimer
Boulder
Healey Enti
WEA
Hull and Bankhead Denounce Ban on Arms Shipping
Washington July 1 a new demand for repeating the mandatory embargo on arms alignments in the interests of world peace was secretary Hal's reply today to action by a rebellious house tearing mudrs the administration's neutrality. Failure of the repeal proposal the secretary of state nakl was a maker of regret and disappointment from the standpoint of peace and the best interests of this country in international relations. Speaker Bagkhead said he was apprehensive of foreign repercussions from the house refusal to repeal the arms embargo provisions of current law. He believed this action observed by governments abroad might be trouble makers and feared they would draw conclusions that there was a lack of coordinated action between the executive and legislative branches on foreign policy.
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Washington
Hal
Revelliun
Nakl
Peacy
Bagkhead
Snake on store roof surprises Greeley residents
A six foot three inch snake was killed on a roof over Ralph Gardner Photography Studio at 8164 Einhelt Street after slithering into the skylight. Park Merchandise building reports from two weeks earlier note a traveling snake man nearby. Police and local experts were unsure of species. gardener says it is non-poisonous.
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Greeley
Poliue Pelday
Story Gardner
Stuarv
Ralph Gardner
Einhelt Street
Hell
Oll Park
Bolldias
Tash
Ness Mei
Rand Gardner
Yolda Volk
Garden
Shane
Clancy
Po Hee
E. P. Lattay
Lottala
Volk
Park Merchandise
Eighth Avenue
Giarduci State
Greeley State College
Tickets for Greeley Spud Rodeo Sell Fast 17th Show
Tickets for the Greeley Spud Rodeo are selling rapidly as plans are finalized for the 17th annual event at Island Grove Park. The program features a July 1 opening, a July 3-4 parade and races, fireworks, and a big firefight night as crowds pack Commerce offices for ticket sales.
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Greeley
Nmavel
Ally
Stadlee
Hove
Witel Opang
Radeo
Caces
Island Grove Park
Iq A. mi
Inland Grove Park
Greeley Spud
Callmerce
Satie Das
Eden Churchill May Be Put on British Cabinet
London reports on July 1 that Prime Minister Chamberlain weighs adding Anthony Eden and Winston Churchill to his cabinet to bolster support for Britain’s policy. The chatter links Eden and Churchill with potential reshuffles amid pressures from opponents and dictatorial threats, with observers wary of strong maneuvers before the looming conflict.
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Eden
Churchill
London
Chamberlain
Anthony Eden
Winston Churchill
Everal
Lddt
Delis
Ixlen
Hellain
Chavenl
World War First Lord of the Admiratty
Comciaton
Aso
Chawberlai
Dew
Bate Churchi
Nizi
Ueltula
Clathie
Garly Cabinet
Lunda
Braeil Santa Sider
Herli
Belude
Weld PTA Invited To Two Lectures At Gresley State
Weld PTA members are invited to attend two lectures at the Little Theater of Gresley State College at 8 o'clock Wednesday night. Lecturers are Dr. William Blatz of St George School of Child Study Toronto and Dr. Paul Popenoe of the Human Foundation Institute of Family Relations Banpitena California.
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FTA
Gresley State College
Willian Blatz
St. George's School of
Toronto
Paul Popenoe
The
Human Foundation
Banpitena
Calif
Five WPA Projects Approved by Congress for Colorado
A list of five Works Progress Administration projects for Colorado was approved, including a historical records survey and the federal theater project. The relief terms were enacted tonight, with funding to be distributed via local sponsors once found, and one project employing 40 workers at about 62,000 dollars yearly since 1935 in Denver.
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Dots
Colorado
conKreas
Hmany Tler
A. Shiver
Syorsor
Historical Records Survey
Nirgiajana
Welters
Itdardsce
Federal Theater
Tia
Denver
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J. Coates
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Yang
Riley Snow
Dr. Org Peake
Ls.a
Canada
James Manyon Smith
Louisiana State University
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Bown Solorads
Teena Glenwood Springs
S. A
Frante
Upnver
Grand Junction
Mike Trujillo
Elginh
Albert Minox
Fourth Street
Linephark
Federal Theatre
WPA
Hull and Bankhead
Cheyanne
Lewis O. Flader
Alua
Cleay Creek
Flader
Heture’ Juatlen
Venee
Preast Columbus
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Aine Mall Ter Wit Couviel
MM. Curve
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Aumine
Eli
Ghimaber of Commerce
Teint Grove
Vickers
Juonus
Isla Grove
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