Four Republicans Weigh Run For Governor In 1948
Four Republicans consider seeking the gubernatorial nomination in Denver as long time leaders push for a strong bid. Warren remains noncommittal while other party names like Armstrong Saunders and Bedford parade as potential candidates. Democratic figures Ammons and Saunders hint at possible campaigns, with no decisive statements until the state assembly vote.
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Denver
Nate C Werriil
Paninalles
Che
Grima
Cee
Warren
Af Republiy
Charles Tt. Armstrong
Wad
Oy Singe
Warran
Dheee Democratic Pos BM Rs
Gay Tello Ammons
Saunders
Homer
Bedford
Amienska
Sarerio Nagapoketi
Democratic Assembly
Daly
Beta
Saucders
Amos
Willi
ML Swees
Telleralédoss
Education in America and the Wells catastrophe talk
Dr Frasier and colleagues discuss the relation between education and catastrophe at Colorado State College in Milwaukee. They compare British and American education, question Wells definition, and argue education has largely won the race against famine disease and other perils, while touching on potential future catastrophes.
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Donmocralia
George
Frasier
Colorado State College
MilWeati
Doctor Frasier
Ile Sidieck
Wells
Hagland
America
Kinaley
Wilek
Tact
Saatiie
Prikinn
Brossey
Frater
Cobras
Prasser
Girl's nose broken during park baseball game incident
Julie Cooper, 18, of 930 Twentieth Street, sustained a fractured nose Sunday at Eslind Grove Park when struck in the face by a baseball bat during a pickup softball game. The bat was flung aside by a halter Porter. Cooper was taken to the hospital for treatment. She is employed at Simact Mavitlon.
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Doni Julie Cooper
Twentieth Street
Eslind Grove Park
Mc Cade
At Halter
Versuil Porter
Mise Cooper
Simact Mavitlon
John Whol Indian Apostle Builds Praying Indian Community
John Whol an English missionary arrived in Boston in 1601 and settled at Roxbury. He began preaching in the native tongue at Nanantum in 1645. By 1674 the praying Indian population was about four hundred. His landmark achievement was translating the Bible into the Indian language.
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John Whol
England
Boston
Roxbury
Nanantum
Education and democracy in crisis aired by college leaders
College president and educators warn that war era glory tales fade as horror of an assailant era rises. Dr Frasier and Mr Wells discuss democracy, federal aid, and schooling reforms, urging national standards and minimum programs to ensure equal opportunities for all children.
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America
Patdea
Wells
Dr. Frasier
Frasier
Aamerica
Walla
Prassey
England
Feder
Jap Planes Rain Death Upon Canton
Japanese war planes bomb Canton in an air raid lasting over four hours, killing about 400 Chinese and injuring many more. Earlier bombardment reports put casualties around 600 dead and 4,000 injured in the Chinese metropolis. Officials described continued heavy air attacks, worsening Canton's role as a gateway for Chinese supplies amid the ongoing conflict.
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Deere Hongkong
Canton
Linn
China Metropolig
Franco's Men Clash as Italy Backed Forces Fight Insurgents
Reports from Tayoule France indicate General Francisco Yrasco Jud ordered a rapid briefing of military leaders after clashes between insurgent units and Italian troops allied with them. Span officers reportedly exchanged revolver fire amid celebrations of presumed Italian and German influence. A group of Spanish officers was moved to Gibraltar by rebel sympathizers.
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Ampootatey
Tayoule
France
Tine
Francisco Yrasco
Gby Armamant
Spain
Gibralter
Howling Mob Pelts Thomas With Bad Eggs
Norman Thomas socialist leader was bombarded with rotten eggs in Newark New York as 100 demonstrators opposed his outdoor speech at Military Park. Police and mounted officers protected him while a crowd of about 500 clashed, with fists and shouts signaling strong opposition to his call for American ideals and a continuing protest against red influence. The meeting was disbanded after Deputy Police Chief Phillip Setond advised it end.
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Newark
Jungs
Joseph Byrne
Norman Kone
Jealer
Newbrly
Sociallst
Norman ‘Thomas
Thomas
Thoms
Ax Thomas
Clara Handleman
Socialist Party
Ashorh
Asley
Phomas
Phillip Setond
Erlands
Ted
McNary Denounces Relief Funds Used for Politics
Senator McNary of Oregon charged that portions of the 3.7 billion relief bill would be used for political purposes by relief workers. He criticized Republicans for voting against restrictions on political activity and warned of debt from other provisions in the bill.
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Assoetaridt Press
Washington
McNury
Macy's Taylor Ethel lone Taytay dies in Garr
Ethel Taylor of Garr daughter of Mr and Mrs Taylor, sister to Jennie Irene Taylor, Mrs Mabelle Brown of Cheyenne, and siblings Dorothy Cleta Leo and Joyre Dram a Wome. Funeral services set for 2:30 p m Tuesday at Platea Methodist Church and Woodlawn Cemetery. Donald Ray Laws of 442 Bth Bt, son of Mr and Mrs John Laws, also listed with services at 2:30 p m Wednesday from Macy's Drawing Room. Interment Linn Grove.
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Taylor Ethel Lone Taytay
Garr
Daugher
Aud Mré
Taylor
Carr
Jennie Irene Taylor
Holfsister
Mra
Litecille Coxen
Walter Cram
Milliken
Mabel Brown
Cheyenne
Dorothy
Cleta
Leo
Joyre
Platea Methodist Church
Tylermont
Waton Cemetery
Laws Donald Ray Laws
Bth
John Laws
Macys
Intermant Linn Grove
Green AFL Leader Demands Wage Hour Limits
Oklahoma man drowned at Yellowstone as a Burlington camp party of 20 youths capsized in Squaw Jake. Walker, 26, Wheeless Wisconsin, was among the group. his body recovered after the boat accident in the park.
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Green
A.F.L
Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
Janes Walker
Wheeless
Wkla
Squaw Jake
Park
Walker
Burlington
Wys
Witker Ind
Akove
Spud Rodeo Finance Drive Opens Tuesday in Greeley
Spud Rodeo's finance drive kicks off Tuesday to fund Greeley's sixteenth touright celebration. Chamber of Commerce organizer Tom Mijnson urges business and professional men of Greeley to back the effort, noting expected large crowds from Colorado and neighboring states for the annual event.
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Spud Rodeo
Greeley
Gresley
Spud Redco
Lartywo
Wmion
Colorado
Creeley
Spud Rogeo
Chamber of Commerce
Weil
Tom Mijnson
Graeley
Woman Bruised in Road Mishap Near Ft. Lupton
A Sunday afternoon crash near Ft. Lupton left Vera Baugh bruised and two vehicles damaged in a collision with A G Rosencranz of Fort Lupton. Cars were southbound when Rosencranz tried to pass another vehicle, forcing a collision into Baugh’s machine, which overturned. Total damage estimated at about 150 dollars.
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Ft. Lupton
Ohne
Port Lupton
A. G. Rogencrang
Fort Lupton
Vera Baugh
Baugh
Ler
ML Vernon
Rosencranz
Zombie South
Merritt Held In Cheyenne for Federal Kidnapping Charge
Merritt 26 pleaded innocent in Sheridan Wyoming to a federal kidnapping charge. He was brought to Cheyenne by U S Marshals and placed in custody at the county jail. A removal hearing before U S District Judge T Blake Kennedy will be held. Bond set at 10000. Kennedy may order Merritt transported to Ohio for grand jury action in the case involving Marley Syraunce, an elderly Ohio farmer.
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James
Merill
yoRiarfay
Sheridan
Wyo
Oho
Cheyelnne
Tlartwle County
United States
Marshall A. A
Marshall Wall School
Mareltt
Cheyanna W
T. Blake Kennady
Merritt
Jinlge Kennedy
Ohio
Marley Syraunce
Thieves Get Watch Near Police Station
A Sunday theft occurred near the Greeley police station as two boys were seen near the building. A man set down his wrist watch while in a restroom and forgot it when he left. returning, he found it missing along with a defrosting fan and a car cam from his parked vehicle. Police were notified by Toc Hoeehey and O By rne.
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Greeley
Calvin
Flo
Toc Hoeehey
Potice
Hig Tone
I. 3
O'Byrne
Shuvenne
Saunders Opposes Liquor Law Change
Saunders secretary of state critical of changes to the Colorado liquor law. He argues the present regime is strong on revenue and enforcement, noting Colorado trails only New York in per capita revenue and insisting the law has ample teeth for enforcement despite calls for reform.
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Colorado
Geuze TE. Saunders
New York
Saunders
African Native Healers and the Magic Medicine Trade
African native healers use herbs divining bones and ritual magic to treat illness. Belief in mystic powers sustains a lucrative trade, as results appear influenced by suggestion and coincidence.
Labor Chief Insists Bill Must Be Easy To Administer
Washington June 1 President William Green today urged that the labor bill be easy to administer and opposed wage and hour details. The House and Senate failed to compromise key differences and a conference committee held talks without reaching agreement. Green warned the AFL would mobilize its forces in Congress to defeat the conference report if it watered down three essential AFL demands.
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Washington
William Green Gold
Laer
Federation
Khawao
House
Genite
Industrias
Interstals
Camamaree
Senate
Bill Reen
A. S
New Deal Faces Test Monday in Iowa Primary
Des Moines June 4 The New Deal tests its pulling power in Monday’s town Democratic primary with two main opponents. Sen Guy M Gillette opposes anti court plan Democrat Othe D Wearin who is backed by WPA chief Marty L Hopitus and praised by James Roosevelt. The race centers on party unity and backing for the administration.
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Aneiated
Des Moines
Mordday
Guy M. Gillette
Othe D. Wearin
WPA
Marty L. Hopitus
James Roosevelt
Flys
Gillette
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