Stand Pat on Northern Colorado Men in Big Thompson Project
Union spokesmen report the Colorado-Big Thompson project will rely on northern Colorado labor, with about 300 workers already on strike at Green Mountain dam. The Colorado State Federation of Labor and conservancy district directors insist wage rates were set by federal law and that local workers should be prioritized, while Warner Construction argues dialogue is blocked by district directors and wage costs are fixed.
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Warter Constemedon Party
Colorado-Big Thompson
Iisikinis
Green Mountain
Green Blantala
Northern Colorado Water Conser
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Frayneld
Brownlow
Warner Comppany
Univ
Department of Labor
Warner
Conservancy District
Conservancy
Dnilted States Bureau of Romianation
Dayfield
Saunas
Bistriet
Akehil
Warner Construction Company
Varld
Carr To Deny Own Funds To Insurance Committee
The Colorado House Interim Committee on Insurance ended a test hearing amid a disturbance and adjourned to Sept 6. Governor Vilas Halph in Cove stated he would deny any funds from his contingent fund if asked, amid rumors the committee planned to seek money from the governor. the panel aims to resume interim sessions after court testing of its funds.
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Accested Press
Denver
Colorado House of Representatives
Ito
Halphin
Cove
House of Representatives
Greeley boys advance in Denver tennis tourney
Two Greeley youths Hobby Spears and Donald Dadeen progressed to the third round of the Denver junior tennis tournament after wins on Monday and Tuesday. Spears defeated Ed Spangler 6-1 6-0 and Dadeen beat Norman Smith 6-1 6-2 while Gallagher and Cellu also posted victories in earlier rounds. A gas war in the Greerlay district lifted gas prices with regular around 1.25 and ethyl near 44.6 cents, while retail prices varied.
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Hobby Spears
Donald Dadeen
Denver
Weneaday
Spears
Ed Spangler
Bid Boden
Norman Smith
Tuesday Borgen
Gallagher
Speara
Hull
Wag Gtlil
Jackie Cellu
Hnagter
Laird
Krasmike
Grerlay
Greeley Adopts Strict Dog Control Ordinance
Greeley imposes licensing, leash, and confinement rules for dogs. Fees set at 2 dollars for neutered females and 4 dollars for unspayed females. licenses due May 1 with penalties for late payments. Kennels require majority owner approval, distance rules, and regulatory oversight to curb garden damage and unauthorized sales.
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Greeley
Des Kennela
Duga
Dreranged
Belog
Wealdermen
Polfes
Australian views drift on war debt and policy cricket
Dr Turner of Sydney an American-educated lecturer says Australians view U.S. insistence on war debt payment as unfair given allied war sacrifices. He notes divided opinion on Australia’s role in future conflicts and cites strong labor sentiment resisting conscription and using family policy to decide participation. He plans further study at Melbourne and continues work on a doctorate after time at Teachers College.
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Priza
Fort Collingeas
Connell
Australia
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Ivan S. ‘Tuene
Sidney
Austria
Greeley Tueutay
Java
Br. Turner
Tate
Teurhera College
Sydney
Turner
Hegland
Isbor
Diener
Angina
GECN
Federal Investigation of Minneapolis Strike Ordered
Washington reports Attorney General Murchy ordered a federal probe into the Minneapolis WPA strike after a federal Bureau of Investigation review. Officials would not disclose findings, amid a strike that last week left fatalities and reports of a theft at a nearby trailer house.
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Minneapolis
Associated Press
Washington
Murchy
Hoe
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Justice Department
Record Power Load Tuesday For Irrigation
The Greeley district’s irrigation power load hit a new peak as electric pumping ran at full capacity day and night. AR Storey noted a company total of 139,090 kilowatt hours Tuesday, a record, with peak demand reaching 8,000 kilowatts. Much of the output goes to water crops, stressing rural transformers under unprecedented demand.
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Greeley
Ty. AR. Storey
Residents Rally Over Garage Smoke Fumes Near Eighth and Thirteenth
Local residents near Eighth Avenue and Thirteenth Street clashed with Slate Motor Co garage owners after fumes entered homes via window fans. A building inspector reported attempts to remove a smoke stack. City health notes by Dr. Leo L. Laz showed milk samples with high bacterial counts, weather blamed for spikes, and dairy equipment adjustments planned to improve safety.
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Thirteanth Street
Slate Motor Company
Leo L. Laz
Baca Ranch Forest Fire Advances Toward National Forest
A forest fire on the Baca Ranch spreads toward San Isabel National Forest as strong winds push the blaze. Firefighters fight the out of control flames, with crews reporting large areas consumed and the blaze advancing today.
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Baca Ranch
Summer Folk Take Plenty of Baths in Greeley
Seaman, the water superintendent, reports a summer surge in bath water use in Greeley with about 3,000 visitors contributing to higher demand. He notes daily consumption rises to meet baths and urges residents to conserve as the city checks meters and tightens water restrictions.
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Seaman
Milton Sea
Greeley
Barkley Proposes Cutting Revolving Lending Fund
Senate Majority Leader Barkley of Kentucky said he would offer amendments to remove the revolving fund feature from the lending program. He argued the change would halt ongoing annual aid and shift control away from lending agencies while addressing executive authority concerns.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Barkley
Kentucky
Ha Xenate Banking
Ptorestfont Hongevelt
M& A
Seumion
Six Held in Car Prowling Released Without Charge
Police released six suspects after about 24 hours of investigation into car prowling. Those freed include Ray Martinez of Greeley, Paul Atencio and Albert Boca of Denver, Carl Bligh, Peoples McKinney, and Coyentol of Greeley.
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Greeley
Paul Atencio
Alvert Boca
Denver
Carl Bligh
Peonels McKinney
Dryland Wheat Averaging Seventeen Bushels Per Acre
Weld county reports revised figures show dryland wheat averaging 17 bushels to the acre despite low cash prices. Elevators note a potential profit with government loan price at 85 cents, while many farmers store grain awaiting better markets.
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Allie
Brannaman Challenges Federal Jurisdiction in Labor Strife
The Green Mountain Project dispute reached a heated moment as Brannaman asserts state authority over the labor strike. Details show a federal mediation request rejected by the Colerailo Industries Commission, with local officials and Colorado bodies contending jurisdiction remains with state agencies. The project area remains quiet as legal questions unfold.
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Brannaman
Green Mountain
Federal Road Head Rejects Carr Proposal
Washington July 1 The Calo rady union urged constriction of the Clear Crack canyon road west of Cold in and said Macdonald the public works commissioner rejected Governor Ralph Carrs plan to spend 150 000 on road work this year The proposal was forwarded to Carr by district engineer B W Mattison The rejection was confirmed by MacDonald who indicated the continuous proposal would be resumed with 160 200 to be spent immediately Also Oklahoma custody seized a 39 year old kidnap suspect Jack Rosell from McAlester and planned to move him to Muskogee for arraignment.
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Coldin
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B. W. Mattuson
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MacDonald
Nell W. Kimball
Y. G. Intvall
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Ruteell
Oklahoma
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Worden Jegs Dunn
Oklahoma Institution
Muskoges
G. Brown
Weather Report Rough OCR Snapshot for Colorado
Partly cloudy conditions across Colorado with extended overnight periods. Forecast includes 24 hour outlook from 6 am Wednesday to Thursday with low around 64 degrees.
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Tiuralay
Wasmnor
WPA Head Makes Mahan Statement
Denver July 19 The Youtshye day the federal government long nto rest Io nor does it care about how anyanan apartae fais Wirtu oF feluls Noll or how many negarate end ures they receive just so long an theaa postions nd galaries are not under the federal government Colonel CG. Wiarrin dunational WEA filmbnilate ytar at collection WH) as double employment of Br f Thowna J. Mahan regional ulrector Of recenution and education at 350 a month henata at Meseme ting and a Week teacher then the summer leu at Colorado Slave College of Aduration at Crerley
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Feluls
Theaa
Yne
Gall Tila
Agriculture Department Sells Argentine Canned Beef
Representative Mundi of South Dakota accuses the Agriculture Department of buying canned beef from Argentina. He points to Secretary Wallace's department store purchases and argues American farmers suffer losses as U.S. officials prefer cheaper imported meat, calling it a national concern.
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Argentine
Associated Treas
Washegton
Mundi
Soulp Dakata
Honag
Atspartm
Adenine Istralian Buildiing
Argentina
Wallace
Market recovers but lenders struggle to exit narrow range
New York July 19 Aircraft shares led a late recovery in tin stock market but many lenders failed to push through the narrow trading range. Transfers totaled about 100,000 shares as investors watched the watermarked daylight session and signals from major banks.
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Associated Treas
New York
Andere
Seven year old dies after touching power line
In Phoenix, Ark at about seven years old, Robert Nean Kguneman touched a 30 foot live power pole and collapsed dead, witnessed by two Waymates who had been watching as he demonstrated a high jump.
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Ark
Robert Nean Kguneman
Hefors
President pushes to pause neutrality push in session
President Franklin D. Roosevelt, after a long White House meeting with Republican and Democratic leaders, signals no action on neutrality legislation this session. Conferees say congressional adjournment is likely in three weeks, with a plan to revisit neutrality early next session.
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White House
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Congress
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Hura
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Hisevesiu
Borah
India
Weld County urges drivers to renew licenses in mass push
County Clerk Waller reports 4,000 to 6,000 Weld drivers have yet to obtain licenses. Officials seek extra help at the license division as a state-wide effort to renew older permits proceeds. About 18,900 drivers in the county are to be processed, with layoffs anticipated for staff as the program continues.
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Finship
Waller
Murcigan
Morrigan
Heense
Pirsday
Inwest
Ieeued
Previnna
Heusen
Children Train Bloodhounds Held By Prison Break
In Canon City on July 19 prisoners escaped, trains and bloodhounds pursued. Children who found the dogs kept them as pets, while authorities raced to recapture the fugitive and restore order after a wagon crash involved guards and inmates.
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Werden
Roy Best
Wealenbry Waas
Iim
Lingola Park
Hay Stele Art of
Denver
Sonvict
Floresce
Wis
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