Kansas City Faces Potential Flood Threat Across Rivers
Engineers warned of looming floods as the Missouri and Kaw rivers rose, threatening lowland areas near Kansas City. Evacuation efforts mounted with residents seeking higher ground while guard units and police prepared for possible damages and disruptions across Missouri and Kansas.
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Ranens City
Kiar
Migeuuri Rivars
Tuilag
Uving
Bia
Mane
Evese
Taw
Firemen Answer Eleven Calls Here During May
Greeley fire department answered eleven calls in May with total damage and losses inside the city totaling 2410 dollars. Fire chief Jess Mason reported that one call occurred outside the city. The department conducted 229 inspections and issued 26 written corrections to businesses.
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Greeley
Alenia
Aiauke
Jess Mason
Alg Ta Ray
Cale
Joss
Niles
LeneecUtyTelon
Tvast
Orade
Rules for Handling of Garbage Violations
A local report states residents are not following city garbage rules, with complaints from Cas fixe Collector Tatwigg Kret to Aldes ail TC. Mr rei notes people place waste in ash cans or Bark Sarda, prompting potential enforcement and inspections by Walter Inspector Nesve ry ne for compliance.
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Cas
Tatwigg
All FERA Medical Funds Tied Up In County Plan Dispute
Weld County faces delays as FERA and federal medical funds are held until agreement is reached between county commissioners and the Weld County Medical Society. A May proposal to allocate funds through the medical society faced revisions, with hospital care and county patient contracts under review and member physicians alleging misallocation of funds during the hold.
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FERA
Pria Medical Fuits
Inne
Rl Enints Comulutationers
Weld County Medical Snelnty
Missy Ries van Diest
Fhe
Tyaleinns
Medical Society
Yuma County
Warera
T Mellent Society
Gan
Patton
Gresley
Juna 1
Frysieiana
Greeley
Phyasciann
Samalywlita
Phyatciana
Crooly
Former Colorado farmer linked to kidnapped boy case
The man identified as the kidnapper who released the boy is a former Colorado farmer known as Emery Shorty Ferrell of Greeley. He previously worked on threshing rigs for Ferrell across multiple seasons, and police say he is the same person shown in a photo connected to the Bonitas case. He resides at 204 Ninth Arc Hue and faces charges totaling 208000 dollars.
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George Weyerhaeuser
George Bohifas
Issaquah
Wash
Danises
Emery Ferret
Geeeley
Associated Prees
Jake Homilis
Renta
Fiertner
Alee
Gene Oll
Kidnepera
Ranat
Emery
Shorty
Ferrell
Greeley
Aura
Seci
State Water Committee To Plan Program
Denver prepares the first meeting of the newly formed state water planning committee at the We All Colorado Water conference. The panel will outline a statewide water development program and consider a $100,090,000 nonstorage water project. Chairman Gore leads a list of members from Denver Grand Junction and other areas. The plan seeks state approval before submitting the WA application for federal funding.
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Denver
Jon S. Calreto
Psiward Taster
State” Planning Commission
Aisidi Aed State Water Planning
Thessay
We All Colorado Water Conference
Buuth Matteiwesborg
Charles
AL UL Way
Salita
Manny
Maicof
Aup- Perie
Grand Junctions
Gore
Bureau of Reclamation
Huge Highway Program Starts in Colo and Nearby States
A large road program spanning Colorado, Wyoming, and New Mexico was ordered by authorities after approval by three states. The plan allocates 14,205,000 dollars for construction, 21,895,000 for interstate work, and 2,651,000 for eliminating railroad crossings, with timing and details pending official releases.
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Beaver
Columly
Wyoming
New Mexico
J. A. Eliott
Interade
Sugar Beet Prospect In Worland District Report
Associated Press report from Cheyenne notes the Worland district expects a strong sugar beet crop as warm weather accelerates maturation. Manager L. I. Saint of the Worland Victory Company cites about 9,600 acres planted with plans for roughly 600 more acres, though wet conditions hindered early cultivation and weed control.
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Associated Vross
Cheyenne
Bya
Worland
L. I. Saint
Worland Victory Af
Holly Sagar Company
Werland
Beet Growers Face Labor Rule Compliance
The Associated Press notes beet growers must meet labor rule provisions under production contracts. Certification and verification are required before final 1934 and first 1983 benefit payments, with committees advised to ensure conformity to sugar beet production terms.
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Ashington
Jana
Tito Axa
Police Urge Slow Driving in Island Grave Park
Chief W H Boggs announced a safety drive urging motorists to limit speed to 15 mph in Island Grave Park. He warned that speeds of 25 to 30 mph in residential areas endanger children who dart into parkways, and urged new caution and posted signs to control traffic.
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Island Grave Park
W. H. Boggs
Alty
Gaurden
Move for Greeley Municipal Golf Links Fails in Council
Council debate over city takeover of the Greeley Country Club golf course ends without a motion to seed the project. Alderman Davis urged immediate action while stressing self support. others warned of funding and relief constraints. The council adjourned after a lengthy floor exchange with civic groups and local golfers present.
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Greeley
Cheelty
Greeley Wall
Greeley Country
Cheelly
Flaoy
Siretiaras
Bragho
Tie
Aie Courag
Iy City
Federal Ralief
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Adams
Tayis
Irigee
Laeimatlor
Jnana: Ing
Dunler Chamber of Commerce
Elks
College Sul
Gyoclay
Wut We
PWA Forces New Bids on Dormitories
Federal PWA orders new bids for two women’s dormitories at Cellexe. Washington ruling prompted bid openings May 18, with bids out of date plans revised to cut costs. Low bid by G. H. Young & Sons for construction work. Vallig & Sons among bidders for a third unit. Financing includes RUS funds and a $218,000 loan. NRA abolition noted as cost-cutting factor.
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Hla
Cellexe
PAA
Washington
Mo Saa
Young & Sons
Grevley Stork
Snyder Named to Civil Service Board Choice
Dr. Harvey W. Saysley, physician and leader, was chosen by district judges Louipht to join the city civil service panel. The decision, announced June 4, is expected to influence the local civil affairs and committee appointments in the Norfolk area.
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Snyder
Civil Service Board
News Behind the News Gopgrlaht 1993 Paul Mallon
A 1993 feature notes wage-cutting pressure after the XARA decision. Reports show labor department agents gathering data nationwide and forwarding it to the White House. First week after the ruling reveals mixed employer and worker perspectives and limited public restraint.
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Wistington
Mie 4
Tloogevell
Bron
XARA
Miesa
Labor Department
White House
Inet
Cha Country
Ing Sono
Lear
Ditches Begin Direct Flow For Winter Irrigation
Platt river ditches started direct flow for winter irrigation on Tuesday, signaling full watering of alfalfa later this week. Western ditch shows small head flow and English creek expected to resume by Wednesday as farmers contend with late frost and cool conditions. Some corn crops planted in May had to be replanted after seed failure from excessive moisture and cold weather.
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Plattn
Classified Help Wanted Ad Fragments From Mixed Text
A fragmentary classified note advertises work offers and self promotion. It mentions creating personal ads, timely alerts, and prompts readers to place their own notices. The readable text shows advertising language with errors and misspellings.
Washington asks action on change in constitution
A garbled report notes discussions among Democratic leaders about possible constitutional changes. The dialogue suggests uncertainty over any viable steps and hints at political maneuvering to influence public opinion and policy direction.
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Holywood
Bane
Washington Alwys
Bomselling
Wotler
Water Tangle Stalls Over City Water Rate Cut
City council debates a proposed water rate rebate and three year cut, but struggles to pass because of voting rules and legality questions. Mayor and Aldermen clash over who may vote, the validity of the rebate, and a six month to three year reduction plan. Officials note a $67,404 balance and urge timely bond payments as the dispute continues.
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Greeley
Perenne
Varry
Akho Greeley City
Isounell Treaty
Agale
G. F. Head
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Hrad
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Carrel
Ie Davis Payne
Yeung
Uarry Muftal
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Askei
Garrel
Roosevelt Sees Martial Law If Wagner Bill Fails
The piece reports on President Roosevelt warning of martial law should the Wagner bill and related coal measures fail. It covers labor tensions, possible strikes, and political maneuvers as Congress debates the legislation, with references to workers, unions, and economic stakes amid a volatile national scene.
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U.S
Associates Press
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Dugia
Cope
Ermetesh
Rierevels
Severs
Wnton
Ilhan
Ilhan the President's: “Uulal” Legislative Mathe United Ming Waikery
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Mrs Daisy Allen Heads New Nurse Organization
Mrs Daisy Allen was elected president of a new nurse organization formed at Greeley hospital after a Tuesday night meeting. Other officers include first vice president Miax Peart Buck, secretary Netty Vo Pragien, treasurer Late Leit Sullivan, with directors Thelen Bowley Ariastasis Leverton Abyra Wol er Mya Mirkine Thorn Sue Neatlie Edith Cillow vy. Regular meetings will be held at the hospital each month.
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Golaradk
Nursoe Association
Creeley
Greeley
Lalay Allen
Ginne Chayton
Mrz Thelen Bowley
Mix
Ariastasis Leverton
Bliss Abyra Woler
Mya
Mirkine Thorn
Three Girls Held as Shoplifters In Greeley
Three young girls aged 15 and 16 were held by Greeley police after shoplifting at the Wal Meyer store. They took a silk blouse from Gracely Dry Goods and were reprimanded by officers, then returned home. The incident drew attention as the first shoplifting case by minors in years and involved noted families.
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Greeley Police
Mili
Geil
Tansilay
Uke Meyer
Gracley Dry Gos
Ault
Valia
Titi
Polien
Johnstown Names New Town Clerk Amid Board Changes
Mrs Al Feland is named town clerk for Johnstown Tolinstown with Thomas Biophys among officials. John Bayder joins the town band to fill the vacancy left by Kirke Burke’s resignation as he moves to Denver.
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al Feland
Johnstown
Tolinstown
Weld County Flood Loss Estimated At 75090 Dollars
Damage from the Memorial Hay cloudbursts spread across Weld County affecting ridges crops fields houses and livestock. Estimates cited place bridge damage near 50000 dollars with additional losses from weather related disruption and crop destruction across Crow Kiowa and Lon alvalle. River levels rose to near flood stage and some areas faced road closures and uprooted infrastructure.
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Dichnay
Lonalvalle
Tramaml
Ana Hern
Tin Fera
Norte
Fireworks Contract Set for Spud Rodeo Display
The plan outlines a large July 4 fireworks show in Greely led by Stadney Hell from the works committee. Four firm members travel four days beforehand to arrange a one hour display with continuous activity, amid a festival atmosphere and local merchant support.
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SheriPleenth Annazl Greeley
Stadney Hell
Thestroworks Committee
Guna
AML
Urcelox
Greelay
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