Americans Denied Access To Plants In Occupied China
Washington reports that the United States demanded Japan take immediate steps to restore American property and access in China. A note to Japanese Foreign Minister Gygi Gaukd (Grew) noted Americans have been barred from returning to China sites including Shanghai and the Yangtze valley, with many waiting months for permission to reclaim holdings. The Gospel presses and the Southern Baptist missions faced closures as the Presbyterian board condemned the conflict and pledged sympathy for Chinese civilians, while the church withdraws secular education due to Japanese shrine demands.
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Roosevelt urges immediate public works funds to curb unemployment
President Roosevelt in a letter to Senator Alben Barkley argues that unemployment has grown worse in recent weeks and calls for immediate emergency public works spending. He warns against tying funds to specific projects and urges rapid start to projects to relieve joblessness nationwide. Senators from both parties weigh wage and hour standards as they draft compromise legislation.
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Health Unit Chief Arrives During Week
Dr. R. J. Shale, appointed by county commissioners to head Wall County Public Health Unit, is due to arrive in Creeley Uls this week for mandatory Colorado Inc examination before assuming duties. Denyor June 8ферен.
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Mrs Burbridge Weld Pioneer Dies in Weld County
Harriet Thiteter Burbridge wife of Charles W Burbridge a Weld County irrigation pioneer dies Tuesday at the old Burbridge home seven miles west of Platteville Colorado Born in Galena Illinois she came to Colorado in 1870 with her husband and helped organize Weld County libraries and community recreation She is survived by four sons and 24 grandchildren with services set for June 2 in Colorado and burial at Lexington cemetery
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Slaying Confession Reported in Child Murder Case
A confessed slayer, named as a former newsboy, allegedly led police to the murdered Shirley Ann Wood. The suspect, aged six, is reported to have stated the crime occurred during a violent abduction, with investigators pursuing the full motive behind the attack.
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Avdy Park Flingral Service for A I Purl Scheduled
Avdy Park holds a Saturday afternoon service for A I Purl at 3 o clock from Maggs drawing room to Ginn Grove.
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Lightning strike kills girl and horse near New Raymer
Betty Kesler, 13, riding a horse with her mother watching, was struck and killed by lightning in a pasture northeast of New Raymer during an afternoon thunderstorm. The horse also died. Coroner T. G. Wilmoth of Weld County investigated. Betty, in 7th grade, was among four children of Mr and Mrs Kester. Father, Julius Keevor, was away on business and had not returned by nightfall.
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Greeley Aldermen Debate Gas Transport Control
City council in Greeley mulled restricting large gasoline transports amid concerns over storage and parking. Aldermen discussed proposed ordinances, parking limits on Seventh Avenue, and capacity issues with 2 500 gallon trucks, while councilmen and police noted safety risks and storage capacity at several sites.
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Hope Vanishes For Cash Child Seized In Abduction Case
A mass abduction in Princeton area sparks a citywide manhunt after a $10,000 ransom was demanded and paid. Federal agents seized a suspect while prayers and fear spread through the community. A related murder occurs in Butler as authorities pursue clues in the kidnapping involving a 14 year old girl.
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Patrol Assignments Made for Estes Park and Lamut Districts
Cantaly Prank A. Borgot announced patrol assignments for the summer. Trabort Welsh, a courtesy patrolman, moves to the Estes Park district while Stalph Vote is reassigned to Lamut. LaVeta Wave replaces Votehi.Greelay as port of entry chief.
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Railroad Seeks Tax Reclassification Plea
Denver officials and Governor Teller Ammons with Attorney General Byron Segers discussed reclassifying railroad assets for lower taxes. Rio Grande Western rail line claimed high assessment costs, while the tax case involved possible court orders and federal talgot guidance.
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David Runnells Awarded European Travel Scholarship
Architectural student David Runnells receives the Francis J. Plym traveling scholarship granting a year of travel and study in Europe. The award, funded by Kawneer Manufacturing’s president, supports studies in Paris and other European sites, with exhibits sent to the University of Illinois.
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Reckless Defying Charged in Brighton Case
A Brighton man was fined one dollar and costs for reckless defiance of Marlow FP. Biassety caused by speed and disorder. Charles Vivato appeared in court on Tuesday with charges. T W McGint of Denver faced six dollars and costs for disturbances.
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Petitions Seek Repeal of State Service Tax
Denver residents sign petitions urging repeal of the state service tax. Between 30,000 and 40,000 names have been collected, with organizers led by G. Parker and the Citizens of the Whale Inc pledging to reach 70,000 to 80,000 signatures to safeguard against invalid challenges.
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Intramural Softball Final Set at Greeley State
The Samba Game fraternity faces Independent A Team Thursday night to decide the intramural softball championship at Greeley State. Both clubs are tied for first in the league. Tuesday results: Independent C Team 17 over Jeni B Team 2, Independent A Team 5 over Delta Pals 1.
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Speed Up Oil Mat Paving Petitions In Greeley
Greeley residents considering petitions to council for paving mats this year were urged to file early by Alderman George Davis. He said petitions must cover enough area to qualify for a WPA paving district, noting a target of several large blocks and multiple city blocks across Third through Twelfth streets and adjacent alleys.
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