Currents in Week's News Surveys and Politics
The week reports labor strife in Colorado and Texas, with WPA actions and beet contracts shaping issues. France sees Leon Blum become prime minister, attacked by Rightists as Parliament adjourns amid overseas tensions with Japan and China. Colorado highway bids and political endorsements mix with GOP convention maneuvering. Congress passes a tax bill in a tense session as leadership changes stir the House.
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Sterniity
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Colorador Federation
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American Federation of Labor
Ray Talbot
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Republican Convention
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New York
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Cleveland
Supremer Court
Edward O. O'Neal
Golorado
London
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Byrps
Tennessee
William Bunithead
Alabama
Taylor de Cavored
Turbulent Rhetoric and Reform Talk Amid- Crumbling Authority
Fragmented remarks critique governance and leadership styles, contrasting presidential orders with executive overreach. The text rails against tyranny and wastes, while asserting the need for accountability and freedom. It touches on race, economics, and political liberty in a provocative, opinionated voice.
Sugar policy delay sparks fight over farm relief
The text notes a six week delay due to a Republican convention and a minority report within the House Agricultural Committee. Stopgap legislation to aid sugar growers is challenged as constitutional, while proposals to fund benefits with a quarter cent sugar tax face division. Senator OMahoney foresees passage of the tax despite opposition.
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House Agricultural, Committee
O'Mahoney
Greslay Daily Thorne reports clergy change and local events
Dr. B A Thompson, pastor of Park Congregational Church in Greely, will accept a directing role in religious work in Utah after notice to the church deacons and trustees. At the Park Congregational Church, Leila Patterson of Fort Collins was elected president of the fifth Colorado district W.Ov2.U.. officers include Beaste Carlbon, Ros Stewart, Lithian Copeland, and Nellie Gosa. Dispatches describe British advances on Belgium and a slice of social life in Denver, with a Grace Hackley engagement party and Fourth of July planning notes including flag day pledges and merchant expectations.
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Park Congregational Church
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Rosh
Stewart
Fort Collins
Kent
Shatter
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Denver
Phillips
Mia
Pete Cindlin
Frank Orie
Grace Hackley
Barnesville Benefits From Light Rains Affected Areas
Partial storm damage reported around Barnesville with light rainfall aiding crops and roads. Residents Theodore Drickson and Mrs Darnell noted by the Stetwindas area as winds and a brief disturbance slowed travel and caused minor house damage.
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Theodore Drickson
Valaoy
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Ericksom
Homer Blagtet
Local Farm Roundup Shows Repairs and Planting Progress
Fragmentary notes report a minor accident near a corner and a hospital stay for Mrs. B. B. Edwards while Abie expects an early return home. Mrs Forward can receive visitors as field work continues, heat and beet crops in swing, potato planting underway, and large acreages already planted. Water supply blamed on 14 inches, alfalfa fields looser than usual.
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Gerlons
Gréeley
Abie
Perslower
Forward
Howayver
Oddest Musical Instrument of Prehistory Unearthed
John Hix reports on a hypothetical ancient harp like device found at the University of Nebraska museum's lab. Henry Reldar and his team in the Pleistocene department test woods and shell coatings, crafting an honiphone inspired by a xylophone design with natural octaves and side keys for sharps and flats.
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Prahistoria
University of Nebragas
Henry Reldar
Vectebras
Pilyentology Department
Nba
Gaye
Severa
Nonjourneying geographer Kant looms in fixed life path
Fragmented text presents Immanuel Kant as a static geographer and philosopher. It describes him as a scholar who rarely traveled, remained in Konigsberg, and influenced philosophy and theology. It notes his fame in physical geography and metaphysics, with students flocking to his university.
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Immanuel Kant
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Tatolay
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University of Koulgsherr
Fogle
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Morelands Visit Four National Parks in July Trip
Morelands plan a three week trip visiting at least four national parks starting near June 24 in Portland Oregon where Mr. Moreland will represent the northern Colorado district at the National Education Association convention opening June 28. The party will tour Mt Rainier Seattle Spokane then Coen y d Aleve and Banff National Park in Alberta before returning via Glacier National Park and Yellowstone.
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Ad Poyd
Helen. Stanton
St. Wrain School
Greslay
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Moreland
National Educational Association
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Phillips
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Washington
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Mt. Ranier
Seattle
Spokance
Brom
Banti Nattional Park
Alberta
Louiseland
Glacier Natiin- Jak Park
Yellowstone
The Ghout Goes Wosts at Sterling Wednesday
Sterling theatre presents three day run of a satirical comedy directed by Renghal with a rounded cast including Robert Darlat and Matan Pictures promises inventive gags. The film mocks modern life with clever effects and sharp country humor.
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Sterling Theatre
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Murdach Qlouria
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Martin
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Matan Pictures
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America
Robert Darlat
Townsend Plan Analysis Reflects Economic Threats and Nazi Propaganda
A garbled excerpt discusses Nichollze Roosevelt and a Townsend Plan, noting sympathetic history and economy analysis. It mentions Browick Network, foreign pages on Nazi propaganda, and critiques of Ludwig’s reign, citing documented authorities and cautions about threats to industry and political stability.
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Browick
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Sardale
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Germany
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