Four Die In Colorado Traffic Crashes Involving Northern County Readers
A Denver man Fred W. Boot, 44, died from crushed face and skull injuries after his car left a highway near Longmont. Ernest Rosenfield, 18, of Walden, died at a local physician's office. Max Higbee, 21, of Walden, died en route to a Laramie hospital from brain concussion. A separate accident near Englewood claimed the life of Mrs. 4. S. Steward, 63, who was struck while crossing near her home. Additional injuries and fatalities were reported as several vehicles collided on rural roads and a bridge approach.
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Fred W. Boot
Denver
Longmont
Ernest Rosenfield
Walden
Max Higuee
Laramie Hospital
Ine
4. S. Steward
Englewood
Walten
Olliora
Hrnvst Rosenfield
Max Higbee
Laramie
Wyo
Paul Beaver
Gelvis
Gilbert Waldron
Yuly
Byeyett
Gundlach
All Ityail
Bliss Vera Snow
Harold Erickton
Hoth
Sherif John
Botta
Asity
Etha W. Boot
Deniver
Kraul M. Stanbro
Disc
Boot
Stanvre
Roy Calhoun
Tiyated
Tia
Cheyormes
Slanvis
Gail Ie
Lolgziont
Annelatel Tras
Albuquerque
N. Ma
Pita
H. S. Steward
South Broadag
AV. Chambers
John i. Rougg
Littleton, Cole
Micherel Simon
Alapalas Cowity
Mya
Steward
Sue
Toure
Hahn
di Rot
Myra
Steward Ng
Fakranbruch Pleads Guilty in Nebraska District Court
Fakranbruch pleaded guilty in district court to defrauding two orphans of about $2,000. The guardian, Ha, faced sentencing to be in the Nebraska penitentiary. The case stems from misappropriating funds from estates of two orphan boys.
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Associated Presa
Nebr
Harry F. Pahrenbruck
Denver
Biguzny
Fremont WPA May Picket Carrs Office
A six day Fremont county court vigil by WPA workers ended as 10 demonstrators planned a Denver visit to Governor Ralph Carr. Leaders called off the sit in after disagreements over continuing county funded projects. County commissioners had shut down WPA projects due to lack of funds to cover the county’s share.
Plan to Widen Highway Bridges near Collins
Highway department officials and federal engineers plan a 150000 project to widen the bridges from Fort Collins toward Loveland within the next ten days. The effort aims to improve the mile route and ease traffic congestion for residents and travelers in the Collins area.
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Collins
Ted Prussi
Highway Department
Feds
Milie Road
Wextley
Fort Colling Soic
Loveland
Drouth Breaks Across North of City After Heavy Rain
Widespread showers north of the city broke a protracted drought with heavy rain across Weld County areas such as Olive Branch and Greeley vicinity. Roads flooded, fields and crops drenched, irrigation diverted, and farmers hopeful yet cautious as the rain extended east toward Briggsdale and Fort Lupton. Local motorists reported water running along highways while some areas saw runoff and minor damage to beets and corn fields.
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Greeley
Crepeey
Luil Wes
Olive Branch
Uvee
Ault
Oliva Branch
U. S. Highway 14
Walter Eust
Olive Brauch School
Out Pot
Ceal
Chey
Dover
Ulin Skages
Ineh
Bir
Tron Cheyenne
Ear Cheyenne
DLS
Lion
Arta
Gilcrest
Phutevile
Fort Lapton
Crojn
Fort Lupton
Weld
George Davis
Potatoes Dug In Lasalle County Fields Near Gilcrest
Photographs taken Tuesday at the Waller Nesom farm two miles south of Gilcrest show white variety potatoes being dug in a 2.5 acre field yielding around 250 sacks per acre. Nesom farms 65 acres this season as spud pickers work the du gger and mule drawn sorter, with sacks piled high on trucks.
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Lasalle
crest-Peckhaly
Grerley
Waller Nesom
Gilcreat
Wirse
Nesom
Office Building May Be Erected For AAA Here
Weld County Agricultural Conservation committee negotiates with Davis to build a new two story office building on Tenth Street for AAA services. The plan aims to consolidate county offices, provide 4000 square feet of space, and improve rent terms before construction begins.
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Novolvalions
Umlerway
Weld County Asa Cumpuities
Yankey Davis Sooking
Tenth Street
Ilandre Wad Nelthurt
Safeway
Gresley
Friday Reoulves
Fremi
Ccusing
Davis
Javis Kins
AAA
County Committeee
Court Howe
St Davis
Weld Early Potato Dealers Issue Buying Policy Statement
Weld County Colorado potato dealers sign an agreement to buy potatoes only on grower orders, pay fair prices, and reject direct buying from nonconsign growers. They pledge to enforce the pact with all districts, monitor compliance by growers and dealers, and threaten action if violated. The statement, dated July 27, 1939, notes potential disruptions tied to market conditions and a pending holiday impact.
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Weld
Gilcrest
Colo
Tip
Dieteritn
Colorado
Bowes
Grewara Comuniitas
Denver
Uotlers
Nthe
Listriets
Unts
Dri Ap
Ro Growers Committee
Ut Alt Bercemenig
Aml Grawer
Angi Yastd
Federal Grand Jurors Indict 4 Typewriter Firms for Monopoly
Wallington July 28 The department of justice announced a federal grand jury in New York City indicted four junior typewriter firms and their presidents in charges of conspiracy to fix prices and operate a monopoly. The firms named include Dilerwood Eliott Fisher Company ANA PUWIP TD Wagener Randughur Riund Inc and James He Rand Jes Hoyal Typewriter Company Inc with others such as Pouatman Smith and Qorova Typewriters In aa Huribit W. Smith.
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Wallington
Department of Justice
New York City
WOMTA
Tuieteent Ghee Denartmente Bal
Dilerwood
Eliott Fisher Corpany
Ana Puwip
Wagener
Randughur Riund Inc
James He Rand
Jes Hoyal ‘Typewriter Company Inc
Garwed 0
Pouatman
Smith and Qorova Typewriters
Aa Huribit
W. Smith
Green Mountain Strike Against Workers Demand Fails
A strike at the Green Mountain unit of the Culo-Tade Righ thompron Project began July 12 but lacked a worker vote, defying majority wishes of about 80 percent. Union business agents ordered the walkout, violating the requirement for a vote, and authorities from the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District and Water Construction Company backed the commission’s ruling that the strike was illegal.
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Northern Colorado Water Conservancy Dta‘erlet
Greeley
Airiie
American Federation of Labor
State Industrial Commission
Water Construction Company
Northern Colorado Water Conacrysancy District
Mo Mon
Burgunder Sentenced to Death for Desert Slaying
Burgunder, a 22 year old student, was formally sentenced to death for the murder of Jack Peterson, a Phoenix automobile salesman, committed on April 29 near the desert bar. A jury convicted him July 18, and the sentence was imposed today with an appeal to the state supreme court planned.
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Acase
Tess Phocenix
Raovert
Four Killed in England Royal Air Force Crash
Four men were killed today when a Royal Air Force plane crashed and burned near Caldy Cha Whire in England. The incident, reported by Associated Press, notes the deaths occurred on January 1, 176 and recalls prior Royal AID bereg nect denta casualties.
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Tandon
Royal Air Force
Cally
Chawhire
Sinca
Five Held in Lone Case To Be Released Soon
Demily District Attorney William says five of the six Conyer suspects held after a county Jaffar investigation will be released without charge. The sixth, Bob TH Wilson, 35, driver of the car, will be held for further inquiry into driving charges. Names listed include Father Bairgent, Clement Peovitek, Moy Perlivk, Jd Koraty and Putl Ford.
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Demily
Willian
Conyer
Senate Cuts Half Billion To Roads Off Loan Bill
Senate negotiators trim a half billion from a road loan bill. The text names officials such as GH Clarsis and Alva A. Evans in various supervisory roles and mentions resignations and transfers affecting the roads program.
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Senate
Great Britain May Denounce Japan Treaty
Assassated Press reports Britain signals denouncing the 1941 trade pact with Japan, aligning with U.S. stance. Officials note potential pursuit of calmer relations while weighing implications for China and broader diplomacy in wartime.
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Great Britain
Japan
T Hondan
Erith
Elreles
Priiny
United States
Bielaellon
Laken
Peillo
Evantey
Caen
Wileyards
Tubye
WPA Worker Held For Stealing Spuds
A WPA worker from Fuxalle, identified as a laborer named a year old, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Guy Balliager on suspicion of stealing potatoes from a field near Coghtarn. The incident occurred Thursday night, with authorities tracing the suspect after witnesses reported a stolen basket and glove left behind. The case involves follow-up questions about previous thefts and the worker’s connection to a broader project at Peckham.
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Dia
Fuxalle
Sherif Guy Balliager
Uiblerest
Dacia
Coghtrn
Cogham
Hillinger
Weel
Peckham
Arn
Oldor Thotts
Senate Reverses Highway Funding Vote 42 to 38
Washington July 28 a sudden reversal in the senate halted a $2.49 billion highway lending bill by rejecting a Byrd amendment to cut $500 million. The 42 to 38 tally reflected defections from both parties as leadership eyed a possible reconsideration and continued administration support for the road programs.
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Washington
Senate
Gayasu
New York
Byrd
Waaltayton
Messure
Sengler Tyrol
Virgina
Liparticuny Monemy Ditack
Hill Bick
Senate Banking
Comemittes
Adinhibation
Acting
Four American Technicians Die in British Crash
Four American technicians from Lockheed were killed when a crash and fire occurred in Cheshire, Britain. The accident left a fourth occupant inside the wreckage. New York reports also note increasing fear of rocket warfare and extraordinary police measures as authorities assess the risk and potential escalation.
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Dando Sale
Penelty stuntOd de Cheshire
Kilyeit
Wehoichis
Lockheed Company
Dewey
Gotham
James Cogburn of Platteville Dies Friday
James W. Cogburn, 51, farmer, died at his home Friday morning after moving to the community from North Carolina. Survived by wife Lucy C. Cogburn and children Jie, Maxine, Wayne, Mary, and Joan Cogburn. also siblings and many relatives. Funeral arrangements pending. service details to be announced by family.
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James W. Cogburn
Ils
Ingweet
Phitteyte
North Carolina
Cogburt
Ts Wike
Lucy C. Cogburn
Jie
Maxine
Wayne
Mary
Joan Cogburn
Pintteville
Verh
Medforit Cogburn
Askville
N.C
Hvins
Charlotte McElrath
TM $ Ens
Af Candler
Wesley Coghane
Croidter Yew Wis Fens
Marya
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Nunn
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Nardheaat
Colomado
Nlewers
Thanderstorma Incant
Sutdicast
Warayor
Horthenat
Vointo Densons
Atteunion
Putate Crowers Marketing Committee
Farina
Setela
Federal
Green Mountain
Burgunder
England
Sterling Man
Clarsis
Sterling
A. Munch
Stampson
Alva A. Evans
Auperyiger Ton
Pueblo
Ines
Tokyo
Kalu
Wey
Chinkony
China
Sapun
Rettaby
Wotington
A. L. Woodruff
Woodruff
Gentennen
Charsiday
Alan
Wavedruwna
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Ulflea
Tracy
Camineron
Distret Attories Thona B
Soap Sox
Nell Spowlter
Stan Box
Twentieth Street
James Cogburn
Platteville
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