Sedans Strikes Oil Truck Killing Driver in Weld County
Edmond B. Davie, 22, of Cheyenne, died after his sedan crossed into a northbound oil truck near Twin Bridges, one mile north of Rockport on the Greeley Cheyenne highway. Herman Davie and Derald Anderson were injured. Anderson expected to go home Monday. Police and coroner investigated. witnesses said the Davis brothers had been drinking.
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Edmund B. Davis
Edmond. B. Davie
Twen- Hour Avenue
Chayenne
Dlock
Nockwort
Greeley
Greeley-Chayenne
Herman Davis
Derald Anderson
Brighton
Davis
Cheyenne
Greeley Hospital
Anderson
Gamund Davis
Weld County
Grauluy
Colorado Highway Courtesy Patrol
Rockpar
Baau
Red Dot Oil Company of
Denver
Andon
Herman Davie
TG. Wilmoth
Chariff Gua Anderson
Bill Reid
Courtesy Patrol
Charles D. Smith
Park Avenue
Smith
Davis Boys
Massillon Labor Lodge Violence Leaves One Dead
A clash at the Max Willon factory headquarters during John L. Lewis steel strike results in one man killed and seven wounded. Police besiege a two story building as strikers and supporters gather. Over 100 detained, National Guardsmen called in from Canton.
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Angoufytenl
Massillon
Ohio
Onnfire i & Sanguinary
Momlay
John L. Lewis
O10
Tram
Elect
Max Willon
New Deal
Uunflot
Plugencio Cat ‘Dada
Mexico
Republi
Guna
Republic
Phiunt
Vhig National
Actiag
Curtey
Conservation Speaker At Assembly Monday
HL N Wheeler former Colorado resident and US Forest Service lecturer will open the illeoliige assembly at 7 40 tonight at Gunter hall. His lecture covers forestry conservation and development and will be illustrated. Mr Whetler will be guest of John Henry Shaw at a 4 dinner at the Faculty club. Plymouth Coupe Stolen Friday night from Varnon I Howard 2108 Seventh avenue was found in Denver and recovered by Colorado patrol. Another sedan stolen in Denver was recovered near Lucore near where abandoned.
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HL. N. Wheeler
Colorado
US 8
Forest Service
Illeoliige
Gunter Hall
Whetler
John Henry Shaw
the College
Varnon I. Howard
Seventh Avenue
Denver
Conrieay Patrol
Graham Page
Ha Patrol
Lucorite
Earhart Search Off Phoenix Islands Ends Without Confirmation
The Lexington joined a large hunt for Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan, tracing waters near Howland and the Phoenix Islands. Officials doubt a radio report, while planes widen the search as the crew is presumed dead after disappearance near Howland in July.
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Amelia Earhart
Fred Noonam
Associated Press
Lexington
Howland
Tyland
San Francisco
Amelia Warkart
Java
South Pacific
Phoenix Islands
Astorta
Hanoi
Janda
Equator
Miss Barkatt
Howlanda
Proderick J. Noonan
Aumoriva
Thele Gont
Gomis
New Guinea
Filibuster Charges Stir Senate Debates Over Court Plan
In a heated Senate clash, Senator Robinson accused Senator O Mahoney of abusing debate rules as the anti filibuster fight over the court bill intensified. O Mahoney charged the administration with seeking to concentrate power and threaten liberties, warning the reform could radically alter government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Robingon Ways
Senate
Robinson
O'Mahoney
P Lb Buater
Ann
Lie
Washington
Tim
United States
Matteo
Hawes
Tara
Thas
Jubnan Muerty
Texas Governor Allred to Attend Lone Star Dinner Here Monday
Texas Governor James V. Allred will fly to Denver then come to Greeley for a Texas Club dinner at the campus Pacully Club. The event follows an all college assembly where Allred will address students and Texans in attendance with a reception planned by club officers and local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James V. Allred
Texas
Colorado
Greeley
Lone Star State
Colorado State College of Education
James V. Alfred
Austin
Texas Club
Allred
T. Wills
Fort Worth
Oxag Club
Teller Ammona
Gregley
Arriyo
Danver
Mise Jennie Roberson
Wichita Parls Schoola
la View
Cluh
O. D. Brown
Houston
Navy
Big Inne
Wichita Falls
Farm and Cannery Labor Agrees To Enter CIO
The convention voted to consolidate 90 unions into an International group under the CIO. John Brephy, CIO director, urged organizing 100,000 workers in farms canneries and packing houses. Delegates from 8 states backed the move amid divided votes and one abstention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Steel and Motor Industries
John Brephy
CIO
John L
Brophy
Washington, D. C
Alvin Wolk
Cleveland
Ohio
Arborists
Landscape Warkera Union
GLO
Mwe
Witon
Lowall Watson
Sina Union
O.S
Fed Jones
Cambridge
Yale
Vagetalla and Packing Union
Tanald Henderson
Trenton
American Federation of Tabor
Soviet Fliers Nearing Pole U S Bound
Soviet pilots headed toward the North Pole cross the arc toward the United States. A Soviet transpolar route marker reported they were about 500 miles from the pole at 11 30 MST with reports of rough fog and strong winds. The flight toward San Francisco is described as United States bound with favorable weather expected along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Plain
Seattle
U. S. Signal Corps
Alaska Communications
Moscow
North Pole
Mogeow
Gromorc
United States
North Solo
San Fracisco
Farley to Visit Greeley Thursday Afternoon
Postmaster General James A. Farley will visit Greeley Thursday afternoon, arriving around 4:53 p.m. for a brief inspection and handshakes. He will be accompanied by Smith W. Pardum, fourth assistant postmaster general, and will meet former Greeley postmasters and local citizens during the stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames. A. Farley
Greeley
James A. Farley
Jola TF
Redman
Tiedran Ig
Farley
la Eched Jed
Fairey
JM. B. Petrikin
Albert Durliea
D. B. Gray
Hubert Reynolde
Thia Ia
Rolltan
Hubert Work
Smith W.W. Pardam
Post Office
Reisman
William J. Bray
Stata
Smith W. Purdum
Townsend Clubs Tonight At Washington School
Townsend club members from all three organizations Nas One Two and Three will meet at the Washington school Thirteenth avenue and Sixth street at p.m. Monday night. Four town notices print reports. rumors say Townsend movement collapses and the weekly pager is four pages. Wisconsin Man Fined Harold Johnson Madison was fined $100 after a drunkenness charge at a special police court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeluy Townsend Club
Nas
Washington School
Thirteenth Avenue
Sixth Street
Jay
Townsend
Wisconsin
Hera
Weather Outlook for 24 Hours Monday to Tuesday
Local forecast shows high near 60s and low around 60s with rainfall. Colorado expects showers and thunder storms Monday night into Tuesday with little temperature change. Wyoming to see showers and thunderstorms Monday night and Tuesday. New Mexico unsettled Monday night and Tuesday with probable showers north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Foresters President Approves Rocky Mountain Tunnel Plan
President H H Chapman of the Society of American Foresters approved the Rocky Mountain tunnel project 13 miles long and 3 feet wide under the Continental Divide to serve irrigation and power needs near Rocky Mountain National Park. He defended the plan against claims of damage to the park and cited congressional intent allowing waterworks within national parks.
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Washington, D. C
Rocky Mountain Tunnel
Golorads
Big Thompson
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
H. H. Chapman
Council of the Society of American Foresters
Continental Divide
Rocky Mountain National Park
Senate
Sergioe Alva Adams
Colorado
Hla
Chapman
Society of American Foresters
Congress
India
Bureau of Reclamation
Soap Box Derby draws 60 entrants in Greeley race
More than fifty youths entered the second annual Soap Box Derby sponsored by the Greeley Daily Tribune and Gulland Chevrolet. The event on 8th Avenue Saturday features a parade and race at Lincoln Park with prizes and a college scholarship at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8Th Avenue
Sat
Greeley
Lincoln Park
Lincoln Oak
Grealey
Greeley Daily Tribung
Gulland Chevrolet
Bruce Norberk
Dan Builth
Johnny Tindenunser
Moger Dunbar
Hdward Lance
Din Peterson
Doyle Gums Mings
Roy Hdwardh
Bill Forbes
Kenneth Hinkle
Hubert Kauk‘ian
Kenneth Keppiery
Lantear
Wallace Lonquist
Austen McCorville
Ralph Noluun
Iatun
Billy Nelson
Eaton
Woody Senter
Box Ly
Glenn Shear
Marl Starks
Harold Snort
Bill Taylor
Kenneth Trent
Alva Wateon
Lagnarg Styne
Gile Stone King
Deyly Woodford
Bob Abbott
Bud Jarvin
Dondle Saxby
Aya Watthea Anderaun
Bob Adtsttit
Donald Bedford
Dink Bedford
Kenneth Bliss
Pleasant Valley
Bobby Brunton
Avey Gee
Hamlet
Alan Inglis
Raymond Kelley
Arnold Marple
Bernard Michals
Calvin Netez
Melvin Nelaoh
Bob Nelson
Chas. Pulliambe
Robert Ware
Dick White
Tenasell Wilcox
George Zimmerman
Rain Aids Crops Across Range With Local Flooding Cited
A weekend storm brought up to half an inch of moisture to Pouiry valley and surrounding areas, boosting dry land crops and ripening grains under heat. Readings show varied totals from Greeley to Fort Collins, with some spots missing rain and others receiving beneficial showers. A Denver quake report notes moderate shocks centered about 1,500 miles away, its origin undetermined.
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Pouiry Valley
Port Cokina
Gresley
Fort Collins
Platte
Halon
Ault
Greeley
Eaton
Windsor
Maidon
Kuier
Kerseyghter
Port Suptoy
Keenasburg
Randall
Elm
Loveland
Johnstown
Berthond
Wellington
Timnuth
Kort Collings
College, Waterdale
F D R Urges Farm Policies Be Supported
President Roosevelt urged Congress to advance the administration farm stabilization program. He called for continuing the sericultural conservation program, storage reserves to guard consumers in crop failures, and protection of farm prices and farm income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Weiler
Tshonsa
Congress
T “G
Baseball Today Postponed in National League and Rain Delays
Postponements hit the Brooklyn Boston game while Chicago Cincinnati and Philadelphia New York schedules show rain and delays. The box scores list pitchers Lawmunster and Schymtacher with a 37 run line for Philadelphia in the New York game. Pittsburgh and St Louis also report delays with delayed batteries and weather interruptions. A separate report notes a rainout for Cleveland Chicago and mentions Fort Morgan political and local incidents as a separate item.
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Brooklyn-Boston
Wender
Chicago-Cinginnati
Philadelphia
Rhe
New York
Batterle
Schumacher
Smith
Guchart
Mancuso
Latheater
Jorgang
Atwood
Lawmunster
Schymtacher
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Wetland
Baners
Brown
Owen
Todd
Riots in Syria Independence Strife Cause Deaths and Protests
Dispatches report six to twenty killed as troops clash with demonstrators in Jerusalem and surrounding districts over independence and partition. Arab National Defense condemns the British mandate plan to divide Palestine, while calls for Arab unity and resistance intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Hezbreb
Kiel
Syrah Damascus
Arab National Defense Party
Royal
Conte Mission
Palestine
Nashreti
Bethlshem
Bagdad
Pramier Hikmel
Suliman
Iraq
Du Pont Crowned Soaring Champ in Eighth Gearing Contest
Richard G C du Pont of Wilmington won the eighth annual gearing contest trophy in Bhaira New York after claiming the $1500 silver bonus for a record altitude of 080 feet. Arthur Sahulty of Berkeley Michigan took the Maton prize of $1026 for the American-amsol plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhaira
N.Y
Allortea
Richard GC. du Pont
Wilmington
Montay
Arthur Sahulty
Beriley
Mich
Maton
Vollmer Man Freed After Investigation
Don Gonzales age 64 of Vallmary freed without charge from the jail Sunday after an investigation into an accident near Granl niner with Alex De Brey of Firestone. De Brey remained in Longmont Hospital and was expected to recover. Local officials noted no charges against Gonzales after his statement and a conference among the Firestone town board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Gonzales
Vallmary
Granl Niner Whith
Alex de Brey Shayer
Firestone
Gonsles
Sherif Guy McGinnesw
DeBrey
Longmont Hospital
Beroy
Firestané
Gonsaley
de Brey
Salu
Il. O. Badger
Atreot
Greeley
Washington, D
Tun
Warda Machina
Thara
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Ohio Steel District
Canton
F. PB. A
Weallngton
Toogevelt
Crusa
Pole
U.S
Arold Johnson
Miadison
American Foresters
Negra College
Selgiograpa
W. Forstal
Saald
Lin
F.D.R
Baseball Today
Istor Dnto
Cleveland-Chieggo
Hopper
Fort Morgan
Tellar Ammone
Mra. C. A, Smith Disguisa Retsloft
Mra. J. &. Moore
C. A. Smith
San Brangoisco
Mra
Chariss Hines 1
Gilerent
Cleo Seattia
Timothy Driscoll
Strang Railway
Ayatomma
Brooklyn
Minnespolis
du Pont
Vollmer
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