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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1936
Page
5
A court discussion on the Colorado Wyoming water diversion upholds Colorado’s claim to use the full appropriated water. The decision treats diversions as part of the established decrees, preserving rights of both states while affirming no excess beyond credited quantities.
The Wyoming case seeks leave to apply for rules if the two states cannot agree on measuring devices. The court notes Wyoming authorities should have full access to measuring equipment as adequate. The decision ends with a quoted paragraph stating Wyoming’s only relief is an injunction forbidding further diversions wider than meadowland and limiting appropriations to more than 4,250 acre feet per year measured at the headgates through which the water is diverted.
A 1933 column discusses Roosevelt avoiding direct chiding of Republicans over a public letter urging Congress to act. It notes leaks by Vandenberg and Jones, white house reactions, and private commentary among lawmakers. Polls show Republican leads in straw surveys, with Democratic and Socialist figures also appearing in competing counts. The piece contrasts Soviet diplomacy, British leverage, and momentum behind a defensive pact, while referencing a Seattle congressman and broader wartime political maneuvering.
A garbled report mentions the White House, police, and various public works costs in multiple locales. It references a senator, a proposed gym, and community centers with figures like 14982, 19000, and 62000, plus scattered names and places suggesting a broad, incomplete coverage of civic projects and political figures.
A 19 years ago notice reports registration for men aged 21 to 45 in Weld County tomorrow. Police and sheriff officials caution about disorder, while local figures anticipate political shifts and a candidate's support. Notes cover election turnout, visitors, and a skeleton find on a farm, with social news at Rock Springs and Fort Collins plans.
A garbled OCR fragment cites MARTHA JENKINS and John Gunther on Europe, plus references to Norman Angell and wartime themes. It hints at book notes on raw materials, population pressure, and reactions to looming conflict, mentioning a first woman U.S. officer and military commissions.
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