New Dealers Move To Take Over Senator Gillette
Iowa primary returns show Senator Guy M. Gillette leading Rep Ola Wearin by 78 746 to 40 527 with other candidates far behind. Secretary Wallace and Town leaders urged support for Gillette arguing Roosevelt policies, while Dickinson backers mobilize for November. A separate note reports George Simmons of Platteville fined for driving without license.
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Senator Gillette
Rep
Wearin
Iowa
Ge T. Dickingson
Victor Dn
Sailor Lyd. Dickinson
Gillette
Novemer
Weed and Vegetable Meetings in Denver
Three conferences will convene in Denver next week to discuss plant ailments weed control and fruit vegetable issues. The Western Plant Quarts and a national weed conference will meet June 12 to 16 with a Western state gathering following on June 17.
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Denver
Dana U
Cleveland Receives Federal Aid for Relief Program
The federal government provided relief funds to Cleveland to aid the poor, totaling 750,000 dollars. The loan period extended several days, risking the closing of rebates. Mayor Harold Nortow and a local official were available through WPA assistance to sustain operations.
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Cleveland
Ariel Cawe
Harold Nortow Andnorace Ce Nidtey
Yellow River Flood Threatens Central China Battlefronts
Dispatches report the Yellow River flood threatening central China battlefields as Japan pushes west toward Hankow. Dykes breach near Kaifang and Laurens disrupt operations. large populations evacuated to reduce casualties while Japanese forces advance along the Langhai Line toward Chengchow. Chinese lines retreat, with Chinese troops and civilians abandoning Chengchow to defend higher terrain along rail routes.
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Shanghai
Yellow River
China
Japan
Kaifang
Laurens
Lunghal Rairpart
Lie
Hankow
Langhai
Chunemon
Chengjebow
Hae
Colin
Colin Clalted Occupation of A Village Within Ten Miles of Pelping-Hankow
Chengshow
Chengchow
Lesping- Alanlow
Stop Kidnaping Mussolini Paper Replies to Hull
Italian paper in brief editorial rebukes Secretary Hull’s June 3 speech urging the United States to avoid provoking war in Europe. The piece notes recent U S kidnaping cases and refers to Cash and Levine stories widely covered in the press.
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Hull
Mine
Italy
Mussolii
Fi Papole
United States
Warfere
Europa
Levine
Station
Wage rate appeal denied by Colorado Industrial Commission
Denver June 6 An attempt by Jardine Knight Phinhing to lower wage rates for phoners and stewards in Colorado Springs was denied by the Colorado State Industrial Commission. The commission said the cost of heating is the issue and denied the wage reduction. Fort Lupton radio stolen and Plymouth Garage burglary at Port Layton reported. one car stolen, deputies investigating.
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Denver
Jardine & Knight Phinhing Tad Heat JE Company
Colorado Springs
Colorado State Industrial Commisssion
Plymouth
Port Layton
Isleritt’s
Fork Lipitan
Greeley
Musil
Ninth Avenue
Galland Chevrolet
Tenth Street
Weather Local 24 Hour Outlook
Local weather for the 24 hours ending Tuesday morning shows a high of 70 degrees and a low of 54 degrees. Expect clear to partly cloudy skies with light winds and no significant precipitation.
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Tueaday
State Pays Warrants This Week
State officials announce the redemption of about 1.187 million dollars in warrants this week. Colorado authorities say $450,000 in warrants will be paid from reserve funds while negotiations had projected between 1.25 and 1.78 million dollars. Warden Roy Best reports 160 prison staff will receive May salaries, with about 46 thousand dollars expected from the emergency council.
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Denver
Jane
Carleton D. Bel
Des Maines Investment Vaulmar
Ulo
Diean Ty
Alite
Inter
Dell
Roy Best
Colorado State Penitentiary
Council
North-South wage hour talks near agreement in Congress
Conferees in the Senate and House moved toward a compromise on wage and hour legislation. The Senate adopted a modified plan setting a universal 26 cent minimum for year one, rising to 40 cents as feasible, with industry advisory boards determining further increases. House leaders signaled possible support, while Southern members threatened delay tactics. Also, Alden Giffin, 9, of Noon, injured in a horse incident, died earlier this week after being unconscious from a temple blow.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Colores
Southernara
Norton
Democrat
New Jersey
Af Lie House
Senate Groun
Thomas
Utah
Congress
Boral
Tate
Walsh
Semocrat
Massachusetts
LaPollette
Progression
Wisconsin
Borahs
Alden Giffin
Alden
Giffin
Sanday
Greeiey Hospital
Chamber backs contract vote and July celebration plans
Greeley chamber of commerce backs a district vote on contract approvals set for June 28 and promotes the election. Officers will contact voters, fund campaigns for July 4 and a luncheon fundraiser, distributing materials. a prior year total of 10,000 folders has been distributed with further orders anticipated.
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Greeley
Chamber of Comsmeres
Campaten
Rex Cate
Tuesaday
Tom Mawson
Chiiruiat
Chamber of Gommercs
Spanish Invaders Bomb French Territory In Second Raid
Spanish planes Pressed back by French anti aircraft guns in a second raid on Monday. Bombs fell near the Oriu power plant within three miles of Ax les Thermes as fortifications along the border were strengthened. Bombers crossed the Ariege river and penetrated about 40 miles into French territory.
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Oriu
Ax-les-Thermes
Ariege
Prench
Governor Ammons to Dedicate Briggsdale Recreation Park
Governor Ammons will dedicate Briggsdale Recreation Park with a 19 cm opening ceremony in the new auditorium. The program features a swing band led by Robert Lawrence Boldon, with speeches by county and local officials, a tree-planting drive, a noon basket dinner, and an evening program including dances and a ball game between Buckingham and Briggsdale. A fire report notes minor incidents in Greeley with firefighters responding to two separate blazes.
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Briggsdale
Ine
al Driggsdale
Governnor Aiariona
Robert Wit Lawrence Boldon
Billy Souger
Dorothy
Winamit Sweet
Riggs Wo
Taye
Mr. Henderson
Hyde
Tora
Vacasola
Dorothy Swert
W. Ardle
Morenee White
Dveryone
Wwe
Danner
Usd P
Dedttontian Remienry
Theo. Mosen Nf. Smith
Gov. Tella
Ammons
Buckingham
Nes
Steel. Com
Ping
Audlborin
Miusic
Noul
Avelestra
Three Plead Innocent in Mexican Gold Smuggling Case
In Phoenix arizona Thun Esteban Ibarrola Jr 38 of Nogales and two co defendants pleaded not guilty in federal court today to charges of smuggling Mexican gold into the United States for shipment to the mint at Denver.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Thun
Esteban
Ibarrola, Jr
Nogales
Vanker
L. S. Walyiet
United States
Denver
Colorado postmasters elect new president at state meeting
Darius Allen, president of the Darlon Allen post office in Colorado Springs, was elected president of the Colorado postmasters at the third annual state convention in Greeley. Officials named included Roxla Broad, J. G. Brane, Red North, Charles Rush, Lloyd Pailing, Tony Monnell, M. Pike, J. O. Steyce, and Grace Neil. The session opened with invocations and remarks about Postal Service progress and Patrons Appreciation.
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Darius Alten
Colorado Springs
Colorado Poxztmasters
Catfield Hotel
Tuseday
Darlon Allen
Colorado
Red North
Rocky Ford
Charlas Rush
Dolores
Lloyd Pailing
Craig
Tony Monnell
Blentrose
M. Pike
Garden
Ageretary
J. 0. Steyic
Strat Anil Accorelany
Grace Neil
Platteville
F. Redman
Greeley
de. Ervine P. Inglig
Bverett M. Colpitts
Powlminster
Stevie
Denver
Joy Moward
jHla
Lo Washington
Jon Howard
Blevie
AtriWeek
Howard
Paghninsford
Postal Workers Convention
Fort Collay
George Willard Fragler
Colorado Sints College of ‘Education
Postal Service
Fraster Nnte
Colorado Moves To Create State Authority For Resources
A constitutional amendment filed in the secretary of state’s office seeks to establish a three member Colorado authority appointed by the governor to develop and finance the state’s natural resources on public land. Proponents Charley J. Murray J D Austin Geastey and George S. Sattdel, all linked to labor and political groups, aim to circulate petitions to place the measure on the ballot.
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Denver
Colorado
Tly
Aluty
Loing
Charley J. Murray
J. d Austit Geastey
George S. Sattdel
Tax Replacement League
Amlitive
Murray
Labor
League of Colorado
Leasley 13
No United Agricultural Workers
Sands
Colorado Progressive Polloration
Weavers Win Case Brought By Conrad Will
A malpractice suit over the death of Conrad Will’s wife Lida, filed against Abe Greeley Hospital staff, ended with the jury returning a verdict for the defendants. Testimony questioned hospital care and prompted calls for a grand jury probe, as family members contemplated further action.
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Weavers
Conrad Will
Conrad Wilt
A. Weavers Jr
Wis
Wilren Sway
Will Vosts
Newings Wil
Bisuia
Claude G. Coffin Hare
Sternoan
Lida
Binsell
Wal
Abe Greeley Ios
Carl
Hal
Weaver
Greelny Loxpital
Wowshi
G. Gortin
iLeek
Wiese
Phe Vourt
Pat
Carl Will
Dr. Weaver Sr
Big Navy Start Approved by House Group
Washington June 7 The large appropriations bill advances in the House with 272,815,079 omnibus funds including naval expansion tied to a 45,802,000 allocation for fleet work. The measure also covers refunds for social security taxes, commodity credits, and disease of the budget, with a projected 142,700,000 for battleships and eight other naval vessels. A separate 108,000 tie funds the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Also noted is a missing child incident: 3-year-old Whitman reported missing, later found safe.
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Avsocintet Trea
Woashington
Hiledy Wesch
Camutlite
Commodity Credit Corporation
Wailee
Tawa
Uurean of Investigation
Wan Y
Lhe Cainer
Majority Assert New New Deal Actually Reduced Jobs
A Colorado survey distributed by the Colorado Bankers Association found 80 percent of respondents in Fort Collins area believe New Deal measures decreased employment in business and industry. Western slope reports were mixed while most regions supported federal reform. The questionnaire group included Anderson, Muivide, Bales, Syester, and Hill.
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Cais
Colprana Hiainess
Fort Collins
Colorado Bankers Association
Rafoym
Bial
Gistaver
Executive
Ot TA
Anderson
TL. B. Muivide
H. N. Bales
0. & Syester
W. S. Hill
Two Army Instructors And Plying Cadet Are Killed in Plane Crash
Two Army instructors and a cadet were killed in two separate crashes near Randolph Field in San Antonio Texas today. The pilots were Second Lieutenant Arthur Kepglee 29 of Trouston, Second Lieutenant Nathan Doddington 28 of Los Angeles. Cadet Wink Coneby 36 of Washington was killed and student officer Lieutenant Frederick Thompson 34 of Los Angeles was critically injured.
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San Antonio
Tex
Juneen Randolph
Arthur M. Kepglee
Trouston
Laontempit
Nathan H. Coddington
Los Angeles
Pigny
Wink
Coneby
Washington
Ses
Lieut
Sxederick M. Thompson
Four Boys Face Park Disturbance Charge In Court
A special police court session led by Judge Lewis found four youths Perry Laland Eddie Law and Leo Buntill guilty of creating a disturbance at Island Grove Park. They were fined ten dollars total with costs and jailed if unpaid. Other attendees Abe Renevedes Vera Greene and Jose Rojas were fined for drunk driving and speeding fines varied by offender.
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Lewis
Guily
Island Grore Park
Perry Lawland
Eddie Law
Denver
Leo
Curly’ Buntill
Platteville
Back
Walters
Park Caretater
Loys
Abe Renevedes
Greeley
Jose Rojas
Third Street
Vera Greene
Omaha
Neb
Thomas Nitamio Ue Haxtun
Art LaPorte
Ningie Javedne
Kenneth Homyak
Greeley Routs
Memy Harding
Chicken Jun
George Daniel
Fort Lupton
Notable Injury Report From Local Incident
Raymond Meter,well known figure locally, suffered a severe facial wound from a knife attack. He is reported recovering steadily after medical attention at the scene. The incident left a deep gash above the eye and required urgent care, with witnesses noting his stable condition.
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Raymond Meter
Alt
Carl Mete
Went of
Gréatoy
Raymond
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Otha D. Wearlp
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