Hatch demands McNutt quit campaign or resign
In a heated exchange, Senator Hatch urged McNutt to resign his federal post if he seeks the Democratic presidential nomination. The debate centered on whether government employees should campaign without violating federal rules, with Hatch arguing for disqualification from official duties.
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Hatch
McNutt
Associatad
Washington
Hajek
New Mexico
Pont Vo McNutt
Federa
Funy
PSA
Wood to speak to Colorado employment group meeting
Wood, director of the Colorado State Employment Service, will speak Monday at the Marshall cafeteria to the Chamber of Commerce. The session is open to the public. He will discuss unemployment conditions, the February program, and the function of the employment service in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Colorado, State Employment Service
Counwecey
Marshall Enteteria
Colorado
Niga
Ethic Employment Service
F R Advocates Quick Action On Neutrality
Washington July 14 President Roosevelt backs a peace and neutrality policy in a terse special message. The State Department notes the present danger and urges action to preserve American neutrality and security. The message aligns with Hulls remarks on the abnormal crisis and warns that delay could threaten U S safety as the situation unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Separe Foreign Relations Committee
Roosevelt
Las Congress
U. S
Minneapolis WPA pickets force lane closure to allow women back to work
Police with riot guns cleared a lane as 300 WPA pickets clashed with officers to permit 160 women employed on a WPA project to return to work. Patrolman John Green was struck and knocked unconscious, then treated at a hospital while officers and pickets separated amid the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anasclaiad Peass
Minneapotta
Frank Bleed
John Green
Green
Roosevelt comments on WPA strikes amid wage talks
President Roosevelt said he cannot be a striker against the government and that a WPA strike was unlikely. He declined to confirm plans regarding wage issues, noting uncertainty about TVA references. The press queried labor actions as WPA workers protest a prevailing wage base, with the president stressing prudence and avoiding inciting conflicts.
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Prem Waalington
Roosevelt
WEA
Han
Kasonevalt
Turar
nLmont
Altories
Murphy
Temassep Valley
Tireuirive
WPA
Muergis
Noose
Dai
Briggsdale Boy Wins Free Trip To Cleveland
Briggsdale 16 year old Jack Scouser son of Mr and Mrs Paul Songer was named state champion 410 club member in a county sponsored click growing contest. The Colorado Committee of the World Poultry Congress will send him to Cleveland for the July 28 to August 7 event with other state contestants. He has completed six years in poultry club work and has kept complete records and a healthy flock. His younger brothers Rex and Alan also participate in poultry club projects. Judges chose the state winner at Fert Gatllus Thursday.
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Jack Scouser
Paul Songer
Briggsdale
C. G. Staver
Colorado Committee of the
World Poultry Congress
Cleve Islnt
Willy Rangresa
FTA
Songer
Rex
Alan
Jack Linn
Stayer
Laramie Gates In Colorado Are Closed
United Press reports Cheyenne July 11 that 39 headgates on Colorado's Laramie River were closed to move downstream water to Wyoming. Kerr said he would press the 1936 decree before the U S Supreme Court, seeking contempt findings until talks with water users finish. He urged Governor Carr to order Colorado irrigators to close headgates immediately to allow full flow to Wyoming.
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Aare United Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ewing T. Kerr
Jaravie
Colorado
Jaemers
Albany
Plate
Wroning
Wheelugins
Attorney General
U. S. Suepreme
Euat Colorado le
Laramie
Kerr
Supreme Courngkine
Woyaining
Ralph Carr
Culwradle
Wyoming Water Agery
U. S. Supreme Court
Lie
Wyoning
Junk buying failure to report leads to fines in Groeley police court
Barash of 203 North Eleventh Avenue was fined 26.50 for failing to report daily junk purchases to the chief of police. Other fines included Troy Kent 3.50 for signal light violations, Tony Chali 3.50, Richard Eno 3.50, L. D. Nerran 3.69 for idling, Alex Roberts 10 for discharging shearing within the city.
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Barash
North Eleventh Avenuy
Aturaday
Wight
Groeley
Junit
Waycotes
Heledly
G. Huntar
Tre
Troy Kent
Eleventh Avenue
Tony Chali
Denver
Richard Eno
Brighton
L. DP. Nerran
Gareden City
Aiowlus
Alex Roberts
Eighteenth Street
Summer School Enrollment Tops 2,773. Graduate Figures Break Record
Total enrollment for the six weekly term reaches 2,773 with 276 registered for the four week term. Graduate school enrollment hits a new peak at 1,606, including 821 men and 685 women. Additional registrations expected for the four-week term.
Vail Heads State Highway Gathering at Island Grove Park
TP Sojath leading State Highway maintenance in district 1 announced 300 maintenance men and families will attend a gathering at Island Grove Park Saturday. The event marks moving into the new 360000 quartered headquarters on Second Street and Fourteenth Avenue with interior and heating final touches. The divisional and Colorado patrol offices will relocate from Denver to the new building.
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Sojath
Atelankan Partn Dendent
Analutenanee
Solan
Ha Expmnts
Uy Atart
Neotow Helig
Iivisional
Interiaves
Denver
Bulhling
Miso
Wader
Randal
Wie Greeley
Colorade Courtedy Patrol
Mainlemmacg
Northern
Northwastern Catorado
Fenske
Pegalwird
Denver UN Due
Maneas
Nebraska
Wyomite
Felis
Water shortages prompt action as supply tightens
Greeley faces high water use despite warnings to curb sprinkling. With reservoirs near half capacity and storage below needed levels, the water department explored options to increase delivery and cleanup scheduling. A complete shutdown of watering for a period was considered to ensure safety and reserve.
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Greeley
Offleinia
Stooge
Cil
Milton Seaman
Novi
Unitep
Weather forecast for Colorado with scattered showers
Partly cloudy to Friday night then partly cloudy Saturday with isolated thundershowers in the northeast by Friday afternoon. Lows around 59, highs near 100. Southeast Friday night sees warm conditions. Local 24 hour period ends Friday at midnight.
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Colorado
Warner
A. mi
Cleanup campaign leads to new liquor charges in Gracler
Police report Friday arrest of two Gracler residents tied to a cleanup drive amid bootlegging suspicions. Undercover officers identified activity at local spots, with Claude Davis and Claude Doyle named in court filings. William Renfro already fined. 60 days in county jail for another case.
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GC. c. Hunter
Filius
Jinnder
BH. M. Kolpilis
Mqnor Iitys
Lonal
Hunter
William Renfro
Benteneeto Te
Myller
Justice Court
Claude Davis
Hooguly
Wi Mall Thompson
Davy
Claude and Galdie
North Eleventh Avenue
Firebug Suspected After Evans Barn Fire and Hay Loss
Fire officials investigated two blazes in Evans within ten days that destroyed a barn and hay stacks on the Byars farm of Mrs. Bessie Toth and later damaged the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Nickerson. Firefighters halted spread with town water and a pumper, while neighbors watched as a large crowd gathered. No injuries were reported.
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Barh
Bessie Toth
Noriheget
Byars
Highborn
Brice Mitchell
Evans
Piro
Chet
Chet Wiggina
Byraeil
Huth
Fire Department
Firdman
Wile
Pearen
Spectatora
Fifty Thousand Japanese Rally Before British Embassy in Tokyo
Thousands fill Tokyo rally in front of the British Embassy demanding Britain quit the East. Police guard grounds as women and children join the crowd. estimates put demonstrators around 15 million, with banners calling to “Pinch The British None” and “Knock Down the treaty,” while the foreign office vows no interference as proceedings proceed. Funeral notices follow.
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Tokyo
Britain
East
Wily
D.moya
Beulah
Agnimel
Mabau
Tu Depun
Magaing
Lermat
Ellnit
Dulomitior
OM. Traine
Une
MeMbeys
Wemen's Potriedle Socie
Vfles
Mike Pigetlew
Lee
Thigitty Unione
Japan
Foreign Office
Min
Tettaie
E'Er Palace
Two Dead In Noise Complaint Incident
In New York a deadly outcome followed a complaint about apartment noise. Sissy Elizabeth Schneider, 63, died after a struggle with Walter Ferguson, 5, who had recently moved from Detroit and was unemployed.
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New York
Lee Plain
Jinlie
Hei
Sissy Eizabeth Schneider
Walter Fergunon
Detroit
Army School and Kiwanis Hearings At Langewrarth
Colonel St B Edmunds acting commandant of Fort Langewrth Army School spoke to Kiwanis members at a Thursday noon meeting. The discussion included enrollment goals and teaching about the service, with attendees Edward J. Martin Jon Iusyards John Honit ey Kwailing and others from nearby towns attending the event in Grea.
Squalus Damage Check Delayed by Rough Water
Reports from Portsmouth navy yard indicate rough seas delayed damage assessment on the Squalus. Navy personnel prepared for testing and possible compartment flooding as engineers and divers evaluated the wreck for survivability, with forecasts uncertain and safety protocols in focus.
Stewart Still Leads in Western Amateur Golf Tourney
Stewart led the Western Amateur Golf Tournament after the first day, defeating Di Howl 2 and 1 while Verne Speel and K. J. Rogers posted solid wins. The event saw 14-hole rounds and tight match play as favoring contenders moved toward the weekend rounds.
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Stewart
Oklahora
Verne Speel Stewart
Pinay
Bobbish
Bere University
Nt Sat Howl
Ind
di Howl
Okhoma City
Contad
K. J. Rogers
Okana City
Weld G.O.P Seeks Weld County Congressman Nominee Meeting Held
A Weld County Republican gathering discussed potential candidates for Congress. Attendees included local party leaders and supporters, with no commitments made on a nominee. The event aimed to build consensus ahead of the six week planning window.
New Security Bill May Allow Paying of $45
A proposed security bill contemplates authorizing payments up to 45 dollars, with details pending congressional action. The measure, tied to age pensions and state welfare, awaits main amendments and funding provisions.
101 Registered Here at 1 O'Clock Friday
Temperatura ty Gredlay provides a register notice as of Friday at 1 o clock describing public service records west of IGretoy with references to proprietors and local authorities.
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Temperatura
Nies Siin
Fubile Servics Company
Igretoy
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Cleveland
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Jack Songer
Comsgany
Vail
Dunn
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Bunn
Methodist Cinirel
Dounedsom
U.S. Army
Kiwanis
Hetek
Daggel
Symlun
Autnilval
Gate Innes Incit
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Tislenn
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Tily
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Bnoya
Weld G.O.P
Congress
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Minetede Lanage
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Weber
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