Navy to Build 50-Ton Patrol Plane at 2 4 Million
The Navy plans a 50 ton patrol flying boat with a projected cost of 2,400,000 dollars, aiming to surpass Army designs in size and capability. The craft, with an armored hull and crew of 10 to 14, could cost about a million dollars per unit in larger series. tests and bids are underway as officials disclose limited range and performance details.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army
Seattle
Navy
Congress
House Appropriations Commltte
Uhey
Artur B. Cool
Te Bureau of Aeronautics
Cook
San Francisco
Manila
Admiral Cook
Santa Monica
Calif
Kipling
Eddie
Alen
London
New York
Pacific
Carl Cover
Harrisburg
Pullman
Douglas
Barbara
Cloverfeld
Boeing
Inez
Puget Sound
Lake Washington
Pai Amerlcnit Airways
Nonpartisan Democracy League Formed In U S News
A nonpartisan Democracy League is organized to campaign for liberty and democracy. Acting director Hermann Magedorn announces the group on a Wednesday, listing national committee members including Herbert Hoover John W Davis Norman Thomas Earl Landon William Allen White Walter Damrosch and Daniel Carter.
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New York
To Liberty and Democracy
Hermann Magedorn
National Committee
Herbert’ Hoover
John W. Davis
Narmaty Thomas
All My Landon
William Arlen White
Walter Damrosch
James
Trunlow Adame
Daniel Carter Deard
Boy Seoul Ieadur
Newt Hines Pleads Not Guilty in Theft Complaint
Newt Hines of Greeley pleaded not guilty before Justice 1. G. English on a charge of stealing notajoes from a local store. A preliminary hearing was set for June 1. The complainant is Kenneth Yates of Grenley.
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Newt Hines
Greeley
Tareeny
Kenneth Yates
Grenley
Hines
Ammons Says He Will Be Candidate
Governor Teller Anthony announces renomination bid in Democratic Party. He mails letters to Worth Allen and county leaders, denying retirement plans and claiming to act solely on conscience without outside influence. Announcement ends retirement speculation as letters go out.
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Ammons
Associated Trews
Denyer
Teller Annhony
Democratic Pictories
Democratic Celestral Committee
Worth Allen
Denver
Beets and Worms Warned for Expected Harvest
Great Western Sugar Company manager WH S Looper warns growers to vigilantly scout beets for webworms and alfalfa webworms as eggs have started on leaves. He notes strong crop prospects with potentially last year’s tonnage despite smaller acreage and urges early spraying when worms reach one eighth to one quarter inch.
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WH. S. Looper
Great
Weetarn Sugar Company
Mr. Looper
Bill Would Protect City Water Supplies
Bills passed by the senate today and sent to the house include one to protect municipal forest watersheds from which municipalities obtain all or part of their water supply. The president would be authorized to withdraw such watersheds from all forms of locating entry or appropriation.
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Caggpetitoil Freast
Washington
Senate
House
Curb Sidewalk Delayed for Modification by City Council
Greeley city council delayed final passage of a proposed ordinance to install a 20 inch curbside sidewalk in Glenmera Park district. Alderman Charles Young warned the ordinance needs changes on sidewalk width and curb alignment to prevent hazards at street corners and crossings. Further study by Rounell will address the issues.
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Greeley
le New Ordinries
Glenmera Park
Charles Young
Young
We Proporala
Buch
Bombing of Cantons Jeopardizes Rail Lifeline
Relentless Japanese air raids threaten Canton and threaten to halt the Canton Hong Kong railway lifeline. In eleven days 6000 killed as bombers target Wongsha and Taishatu stations and aim to cripple supply routes. The foreign quarter Shameen faces protests from Britain and France.
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Canton
Canton-Hanton
Armits
Wongsha Station
Taishatu Station
Hongkong
British dredge sunk by plane at Gandia harbor
A British dredge operating in Gandia on the Spanish Mediterranean coast was bombed in a moonlight raid early today. The vessel sank hours after damage. The harbor, about 34 miles south of Valencia, is a small modern port owned by a British company and used recently as a port of call for British destroyers.
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Mediterranean
Gandia
Spain
Government Spiat
Valetcia
Alicate
Edwin Aplel
Auldle
Madrid
Valencia
Brittel Itolers
Seventh Street Widening Begun By City's Crew
Street work starts at city hall with crews widening Seventh Street from Ninth to south avenues. Curves are set back on Lincoln Park sides to add about 16 feet. Graveling to follow and a water pipe project on Twentieth Street reported cost $22,622.68. City council hears oiling petitions and county willingness to share south side expansion outside city limits.
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W. We
Seventh Street
City Hall
Lincoln Park
Greeley State
Cairpin
Sixteenth Street
Tenth Avenue
Granford
Hleventh
Twelfly Avenue
McPherson Lands Cattle Thief Drive at Sheriff Meeting
W S McPherson, rancher, told a Tuesday meeting in West County that he and Sheriff Anderson have arrested many cattle thieves during his four years in office. He praised Anderson as one of the best sheriffs this country has had and discussed ways to combat theft.
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Shertif
Anderson
Weta
McPherson
Watt Anderson
Denver Man Fined on Traffic Charge
Denver man Mike Monax of 509 Sixth Street Greley was fined 5 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to driving without a proper operator license. Justice Th English dismissed a similar charge against Charles E. Sands of Denver after showing a valid license and applying for a renewal.
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Mike Monax
Sixth Street
Greley
Th. Gi J English
Judge English
Adams Predicts Reward Money For Cash Case
Washington reports Chairman Adams of the Colorado appropriations committee predicted a $90,000 appropriation for the Cash kidnapping case. President Roosevelt discussed a $80,000 budget request with Vice President Garner, noting expenses for the investigation. The five year old Cash boy was abducted near Princeton Florida. a $10,000 ransom was paid but the child remains missing and believed unlikely to be alive.
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T Associated
Washington
Adams
Colorado
Little Dames Bailey
Roosevelt
Garner
Federal Bureau of Ivestigation
Princeton
Fla
Tha Haveau
jWie Vassou
Senate approves water bill for large Colorado farms
Washington June 7 The Senate approved and sent to the House a bill by Senator Adams Democrat Colorado to exempt lands under the Colorado Big Thompson project from certain reclamation laws. The measure would allow landowners with more than 160 acres to contract for full irrigation quotas when the project is completed. Colorado’s four House members were expected to press for quick approval before adjournment as discussions continued with Northern Colorado Water Conservancy district leader Charles Hansen receiving a telegram from Senator Alva Adams.
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Washington
Senate
House
Adams
Demoocrat
Colorado
Congress
Charles Hansen
Greeley
Northern Colorado Water, Conservancy District
Alvi Q. Adana
Divorcement Suit Filed In GNL District Court
A divorce suit was filed Wednesday in GNL district court by Mrs Besta Moore seeking sole custody of a child from a 1984 marriage to Hollis Moora now of Finnl Rich. The case names Robert G as attorney for the defendant and notes a former marriage child adopted by the defendant.
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Hollis
Moora
Finnl, Rich
Cha Tlet Court
Besta’ Moore
GNL Disivict
Newsupport
Central City
Robert G
Attovasy
Policeman Murder Suits Wife and Her Suitor After Car Giggle
Policeman John Lewe killed his wife Phyl Jig and her lover Marvy Jolnson after allegedly hearing them giggle in a crowded loop street car. Lewe, 40, shot both in front of onlookers Tuesday night while accompanied by his 10 year old child.
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Cilerge
John Lewe
Alee
Lila
Lewe
Lews
Phyl Jig
Marvy Jolnson
Former Denver Model Sought by Oklahoma Husband
Oklahoma husband seeks his vanished bride of ten days described as Louise Harris also known as Joe Kela. The bride, a Denver model and artist formerly tied to Inglewood High, disappeared after a quick marriage to Burt McCready at Fox Street residence.
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Denver
Much Wed
Oklahoma
Aasocintent Trust
J. Scot Glenn
Chisago
Jo Harris
Nodel
Joe Kela
Louise Harris
Inglewood
Permit Sought For a College Hill Tabernacle
City council heard an oral request for a revival tabernacle at the southwest corner of Seventh Avenue and Nineteenth Street. A frame building sixty feet wide and one hundred feet long with concrete foundation is planned at an estimated cost of two thousand dollars. The permit, if approved, would be granted after review by Building Inspector B Moodey.
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Wbernia
Seventh Avenue
Nineteenth
Fteet
B. Moodey
Chariss McCandless
Wayne EB
Dewson
George Cheever
Albertina Erickson Molander
Rinthe
Davia
J. ‘I. Mossman
Olive McAtte
Carla Tegtnn
Prank Tegtman
Lioyd
L. Datecive
Olive A. Steele
Mra
D. L. Barnhart
Nora A. Gault
Vernald Barnhart
W. T. Thomason
Theodore Tegtman
Anna Atwell
Quy Yorguson
Minute
Yowman
Helina Swanson
Gillette Renominated By Over 36,000 Votes
Iowa primary results show Guy M. Gillette renominated with a large margin amid statewide totals and candidate tallies. Complete unofficial counts from all 2447 precincts indicate Democratic and Republican nominees, including Lester J. Dickerson securing a senatorial nomination and multiple vote totals for listed contenders.
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Gillette
Associated Prows
Des Moines
Guy M. Gillette
Iowa
Cleathon
Lester J. Dickerson
Otha Wearth
Joseph J. Myers
Myra
Ellsworth Richardson
Wilson G. Byee- Wort
Rapidllenn
Dickinson
Loyd ‘Thorglon
U S Protest Over Bombing of Canton Schools
Fragmented wartime report notes U S protests against Japanese air raids on Canton targeting schools. The text mentions securities markets and buying orders as a stock ticker style insert, with unclear figures and names.
Appropriations At Peace-time Highest Mark
Figures from the appropriation committee show current bills likely push peace-time federal outlays to a record peak. Estimated at 11.84 to 12.28 trillion dollars, the total tops the 1936 record excluding war years, driven by unemployment relief needs and the social security program’s growth.
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Astania
Mresa
Washington
Tee B
Congress
Rogstvelt
Joint Pay Hour Committee Agrees on Wage Plan
A congressional panel compromises on wage hour legislation, proposing a 25 cent minimum in year one rising to 40 cents by year seven, with boards to tailor rates per industry. Senator Papper supports with a proviso. Blender opposes. Mrs Jane Jones funeral set for Thursday at Sandley Funeral Home.
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Agsoninty
Washington
Jute SA Daint
Congressional Committee
Papper
Florida
Stg
Blender
Times
Democrat
Clair
Eliender
Senate
Jane Jones
Jana Jones
Sndley Funeral Home
Linu Croge
Ford to Take NLRB Case to Supreme Court
Ford Motor Co said it would seek a Supreme Court ruling on a National Labor Relations Board order. The NLRB sought to require Ford to amend records and comply with a May 6 order related to 29 workers at its Michigan plant. Spokesmen cited a Kansas City stockyards decision as a factor in delaying hearings and submitting questions by briefs.
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Toesociateis Prova
Covington
Pol: Motor Company
U. S. Circulé Court of Appeals
Suprenes Court
Fis
National Labor Relations Board
Ford Company
Irthnnary Deere
N. L. R. Tes
Meade
Deail
Supreme Court
Bombing of Lingnan campus elicits US protest in Hong Kong
The United States protested to Japanese authorities over three bombs dropped on the Lingnan campus near Canton, two hundred yards from American homes. Addison E Bouchard delivered the note from the State Department via the American consul general in Hong Kong. Concurrent reports estimate Japanese casualties and Chinese losses as fighting widens in central China with Japan pushing toward Hankow.
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Washington
Tap Iega
Hongkong
Jape
Lingnaim
Canton
Atate
Ite Dapapése
Addison E Bouchard
United States
Tongkong
Southard
Presa
Shanghai
China
Haaween
Tatertehwang
Chengshaw
Tangerhat
Peiping-Hankow
Hankow
Two Denver Men Plead Guilty In Milk Truck Vandalism
Two Denver men Harry E Staples 20 and W L Miles 37 pleaded guilty in district court to malicious mischief after they poured kerosene into a milk truck owned by a company in a labor dispute. They had been previously convicted in a justice court. A truck drivers union agent allegedly paid 917.50 per person for the act. District Attorney Carroll set milk value at 20 dollars, making the misdemeanor punishable by up to three months in jail and a 100 dollar fine.
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Presa
Denver
Harry E. Staples
W. L. Miles
Stanley
Shriver Warns WPA Supervisors About Political Coercion
Denver report quotes Paul D. Shriver, director of Works Progress Administration activities in Colorado, saying he warned WPA supervisors and workers against any coercion or attempts to influence voting. He notes past layoffs from 22 years ago and says there are no current incidents, calling the warnings precautionary.
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Associated Presa
Denver
Paul D. Shriver
Alata Works Progress
Shriver
WPA
Shirley Temple Heads to Colorado by Auto Portrait
Shirley Temple, nine, travels from Salt Lake City toward Colorado with her parents Mr and Mrs George I Terpla. The party plans a visit to Estes Park Denver and the state capital while guardedly avoiding crowds. The trip includes a planned White House stop and a visit to the Plog quintuplets, with officials noting the child’s calm handling of the trip.
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Maroniidud
California
Shirley
George I. Terpla
White House
Washington
Estes Park
Denver
Colorado
Denver deputy attorney general dies at hospital after long illness
Former Colorado deputy attorney general Wieler J. Kayes died at Piasimons hospital following a lengthy illness. The death closes a notable career in public service and state legal affairs.
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Enpooritnadl Treen
Denver
Chivleg KR
Conlas
Colorado
Gebiint
Wieler J. Kayes
Piasimons Hospital
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