Roosevelt to Propose National Social Insurance Plan Next Congress
President Roosevelt outlined in a draft speech plans for a broad social insurance system including unemployment relief and old age security. He urged Congress to consider a nationwide program to harness land and water resources, support workers, and lay groundwork for long term national development.
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Colorado Road Building Plans in Sight for 1934-36
An Associated Press summary notes Congress approved a three year road program totaling about 1.8 billion dollars. Colorado would receive direct and matched funds with estimated enactment of appropriations. By 1936 Colorado expected roughly 12.6 million in work and about 2.7 million in direct grants, plus further aid and dollar-for-dollar matching.
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Protests Over Injury To National Park Stamp Issue
A chamber of commerce protest condemns a government oversight that excludes Affuntaln National Park from a new park stamp. It argues discrimination against parks in the Rocky Mountain region and urges interior officials and senators to reconsider. The letter notes weaker tourist access and requests respectful consideration from authorities.
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Great Plains Swept by Heavy Rains And Flood Damage
The region faced torrential rainfall causing widespread damage across North Dakota and neighboring states. Severe winds, washed-out roads, and rising rivers disrupted rail lines and damaged bridges. In Lincoln Nebraska and Vermilion South Dakota crews reported injuries including a maintenance worker killed, with five inches of rain precipitating record crests and flooding of homes and tracks.
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News Behind the News Brought Washington Jones
The piece discusses drought explanations for a severe winter, debunking the Japanese current theory and noting the rarity of major climatic shifts. It cites historic analogs in 1869 and 1278, treats many explanations as superstition, and hints at continuation on page 8.
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Graduation Day at College Here on Saturday
A college commencement program outlines the Saturday ceremony beginning at 10 30 in the morning. John A Sexson will address leadership implications in education. The service includes processional invocation speeches musical selections and the conferring of bachelor of arts degrees and certificates.
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Cruikshank Holds Open Golf Lead at Halfway Mark
Fabby Cruikshank, 49, from Wichmesd, leads the U S Open after 72 holes at Merlow Cricket Club. He cabinets a 142 total with a 71 71, ahead of Gene Sarzen of New York who trails by three strokes after a 72. Ky Jattoon of Denver shot 78 to reach 146, while rival challengers faded in the brutal round.
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Will Rogers F gays Tollywood debate and strike talk
A garbled excerpt discusses Will Rogers and gay issues, labor tensions, and whether a president should resolve a dispute over whether a team must travel to Chicago for a World’s Fair event. It hints at employer employee relations and a pending decision regarding a global event.
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Fetch Suit Goes on Trial Here Friday
The suit for five thousand dollars brought by Jared M. Fetch a Greeley restaurant proprietor against Dr. Oliver Dicker son goes to trial in district court Friday before a six person jury. The case centers on remarks at a July meeting about beer licensing and alleged disreputable conduct. Testimony will focus on statements attributed to Dickerson and their implications for Fetch ONeill and others as license applicants and law violators.
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Street Oil Districts Signed Up For Work
Petitions outline two small oiling districts on Eleventh Avenue from Fifteenth to Twentieth Streets and on Thirteenth Avenue from Eleventh to Twenty Blocks. Secretary H. M. Folbrecht said the chamber of commerce will assist organizers, while work data from the large district remains available.
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College High Commencement Address by Miss Hagan
Miss Maron Hagan delivered the College High School commencement address urging open mindedness and inquiry in education. She advocated evaluating evidence over accepted statements and discussed diverse topics including history and politics, while reflecting on national perspectives and the need for thoughtful study.
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Labor Delegates Endorse Candidates at Colorado Labor Meet
Delegates to the Colorado State Federation of Labor annual meeting favored Miss Josephine Roslin of Overnverin for governor and backed B. V. Holland for short term Supreme Court, Ray H. Talbot for reelection as lieutenant governor, and John A. Brownlow for secretary of state. The governor spoke by air to the gathering.
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Spud Rodeo Contracts Grow as July Show Plans Form
Contracts are signed daily for the Spud Rodeo program ahead of the Fourth of July celebration. Rodney Bell and the reworks committee plan a big night with Western Fireworks cash pony, while Earl Ducher signs for fields and concessions. Donald McArthur partners with Gordon Mose for a new announcing system, and A B Tony Heltner relocates stock and gear to meet higher standards.
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Bomb threats planned by Darrow board before July 4
Washington reports two more threats at the NILA are planned by Clarince Darrow's board of review before it disbands around July 4. Hugh Jéhnaon of the NAA band demanded immediate abolition of the board, and the present NEA codes were criticized as crushing the Millo fellow.
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Institute Favors Plan to Settle Strike Threat
Washington June 8 Announced that the American Iron and Steel Institute accepted the administration plan to end the threatened strike. Union spokesmen said they would need to take the proposal to membership for approval as the plan moves toward a settlement.
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Save Money Every Week Gatehouse Classifieds Ad
A Tribune classified page promotes weekly savings on furniture, used cars, and other items at bargain prices. Readers are urged to take advantage of free coupons this Friday and Saturday. An entertainment spread includes the stage show Mario Purl Unie with 26 cast and a film Pierce of a Flower Driven.
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Buildings and relief funds in Weld County discussed
Weld County relief administrator C. D. Fullmer reported that 2,955 residents were denied relief funds. The county’s average aid per person stands at 4.7, with total relief numbers fluctuating due to drought, coal, and irrigation changes. Fewer individuals are fully off relief, while reductions in aid have kept pace with higher needs in other sectors.
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Quintuplets' Survival Chances Rise With Weigh-In Update
Ontario June 7 The physician Dr A Da Fou in charge reports the Dionne quintuplets survival odds improving after their first 24 hours of growth. Each baby shows notable weight gain with weights listed for Yvonne Annette Ceottle Marle and another infant, reflecting steady progress amid public medical interest.
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Greeley groups press for road surface upgrades
Greeleyites for Improving Present Road urge the state highway commission to focus on hard surfacing of deteriorated routes in the federal aid system rather than current extensions. They cite Denver efforts to pave state highway 102 east to Norton Kansas and discrepancies with federal roads in Greeley Sterling and surrounding areas.
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Wyomingite Wounded Near Greeley in Auto Ambush
Nash automobile dealer William Mayfield of Cospey reported to Sheriff George Carroll that he was shot at and wounded two miles north of Greeley Colorado while driving with his wife. A brown car followed and opened fire after attempting to force them to stop. a woman and child nearby were uninjured. Mayfield is recovering in Cheyenne Hospital. investigation continues with no arrests announced.
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Mile-Long Train Stalls Traffic Near Greeley
Vera Claus of the Greeley police helped free a stalled freight train north of Greeley after a partial engine failure blocked the NIH north of town. The crossing at Eighteenth Street trapped vehicles as relief engines were found to move the train toward La Salle. Three Mexicans and two more county Mexicans were jailed on federal entry violations, identified as Alesandro Yanquez, Ramon Caiioner, and Guillermo Fattan, arrested by Thomas Jr. Fowle.
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Government To Buy Cattle in Colorado Soon
The Roosevelt administration advances a 526 million drought relief plan to buy cattle in Colorado and surrounding states. Officials aim to start immediate purchases in primary disaster areas including Baca, Otero, Las Animas, and neighboring counties, with relief funds to aid subsistence farmers and affected ranchers as Washington considers faster action without waiting for Congress.
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Workers Seek Meeting With Roosevelt Over Bargaining Rights
A dozen iron and steel workers pressed President Roosevelt for guaranteed collective bargaining under the National Recovery Act. They did not meet the president directly, meeting instead with secretary to the president Marvin St. McIntyre after a 20 minute discussion. They planned to return the next day hoping for direct talks with the president.
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