Greeley Man Killed When Car Hits Train at Fort Lupton
Vaughn Quakenbush, 24, of Greeley, died instantly Friday night after the Ford coupe he was riding in crashed into a Union Pacific train near North Port Lupton. Otto Teague, 35, of Fort Lupton, suffered multiple injuries. coroner to hold an inquest.
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Tenkyo
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Ty Lie
Orpal
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Greetey
Fort Lupton
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Baton Man Fined for Killing Bear in National Park
In a Denver federal court, HC Wikers of Eaton was found guilty of killing a park bear within Rocky Mountain National Park. He received a $350 fine plus costs, with the bear's hide confiscated. Prosecutors praised park wildlife protections and pledged continued enforcement.
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R. M. National Park
Hocky Mountain National Park
Jane S
Park Ringers
Fammy Mountain Valley
U. S
Wikers
Eaton
Cola
David J. Canflald
Natlavel
Motamnin National Park
Conlickdanid
Fire damages Dinner Ranch buildings near LaSalle
A windstorm caused a blaze at the A. N. Dinner farm south of LaSalle destroying a barn granaries and sheds. Estimated damage about 3000 dollars. owner Vicars Josnet valued at 1500 or more. tenant Henry Manning also suffered losses amid suspected electric fault in the garage.
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Pire
A. N. Dinner Farm
A F of L Group Threatens Tieup Of General Motors
A union faction backed by the American Federation of Labor threatens a widespread shutdown of General Motors plants amid stalled negotiations. Strikes erupted at Flint and Saginaw facilities as management denied impact, while Detroit police kept watch and arrests occurred during clashes.
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Ul. A. W
Molier Martin
Ol Angelican Federation of Labor
General Motoia
Filut
Saxlaaw
Tl. J. Thomas
Ryad WU. Hraneh
Cong. of Industrial Organization
Ehner Dowell
Mavters
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UL A.W
Flint Wave Dows
Soeinan
Chevrolet
Bifil
Chevrolet Gray Iron
Saginaw
Weather outlook for Colorado and Wyoming segments
Saturday night and Sunday in Colorado show warmer readings in the north central and northeast regions. Wyoming forecasts warmer conditions starting Saturday night into Sunday with local 24 hour ending readings and a Saturday high near 10 with a low around 46.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Man Killed and Wife Burned in Storm Here
A 60 mile wind storm caused extensive damage in Weld area. Earl Morris, 30, of Milliken, was electrocuted moving furniture near 619 Eleventh Street in Greeley. His wife Anna May Morris, 25, was severely burned and may die. Fire and electricity damaged crops and property as crews assessed the storm’s toll.
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Greeley
Earl Morita
Automobile Repair Nau
Winter Wheat Forecast Placed at 523 Millions
Washington January agriculture department forecast a wheat crop of 523,431,000 bushels based on June 1 conditions, with spring wheat estimated at 145,000,000 to 170,000,001 bushels and total winter wheat production around 648,928,000 bushels. Last year yielded 686,097,000, with ten year average at 60,160,000. Perry Lee, 27, of Pagina was arrested by the county sheriff for carrying concealed weapons and jailed.
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Perry Lee
Weld
Anglown Beer Joint
Egiven Hits Choice Betwee
Weld County
Jali and
Gays
Jnatlea E
Skeritt
Ofea
Washington
Paginwa
Germans Delay Czech Reprisal Declares Weaker Measures
Prague reports officials will withhold further reprisals against the Czech population in Moravia after a German sergeant’s killing. A deadline for solution passed without arrest, and authorities say steps to break Czech resistance may be postponed or tempered pending further investigation of the attic murder and related acts.
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Prague
Jado
Ay Howe
Grech Perisioney
Ce Miniy
Oyer Geliemla- Moravia
School Board Sets New Athletic limits and hires staff
Grocing achnpl board approves restricting high school athletics to 16 basketball games per year and limits weeknight games. It hires Mary Quinn and Esther Abell as teachers and appoints Dr. Tracy Peppers as district physician. Superintendent H J Eldridge notes aligned with northern conference trends.
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Mary Quinn
Esther Abell
Tracy Peppers
Board of Education of the Grocing
H. J. Elridge
Iecleyigh
Elecths
House Alters Social Security Statute To Aid Business
The House pushed amendments to the social security law aiming to cut payroll taxes and broaden coverage. Lawmakers debated changes affecting age 65 and over, estimating costs and impacts on employers and workers, with figures near 3.1 million covered and 1.7 billion in tax changes forecast.
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Representatius Carlson
Repubiean Kanens
Chabigan Veijhton
Derawernt
Ni G
J. Tewelita
Maton Bana
Roth
Guinloyers
Abe
Wind Damages Windsor Trees From Worstwind Storm
Windsor residents report heavy winds causing widespread tree damage across Windsor streets. A large tree fell on Voousl street near Mrs Camerine Clous residence, while others broke on properties of J. tt Chik and Gelsgin. Authorities note debris and downed branches cluttering avenues as cleanup crews assist.
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Windsor
Allinshaw
Sarshal
Bing Backtiay
Camerine Clous
Voousl
Tt Chik
Georsiw
Bry
EL Potter
Gelsgin
Gatorado State College of Education Commencement
The forty ninth annual graduation on the campus was held Friday morning amid perfect weather. A severe wind and sand storm later tore branches and leaves, leaving the campus strewn. Harold Adcock, a senior class panel member, spoke on From Glass room to Community.
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Gatorado State College of Education
Greeley
Harold Adcock
Swink
Tribune Hota
Fire Damages Duplex on Thirteenth Avenue
An early morning fire damaged a duplex at 1304 Thirteenth Avenue. The house belonged to W. Chanlerion and was operated by J. Moura. Estimated damage totaled between $190 and $200. The blaze started nearby, with smoke drifting through the building as flames spread to both units.
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We W. Chanlerion
ChekryAeo
Aydyweley
Camporee Weekend Held by Weld County Boy Scouts
Camporee for Boy Scouts held in Weld County Greeley at Mand Grove with hosts from Seoul Cabin headquarters. Two visiting troops from Cheyenne joined, about 200 scouts expected, activities included camp setup, swimming, and a two day program ending Sunday with church services attendances.
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Weld
Hell
Destructive Wind Damages Farms Across Northern Colorado
A frenzied dust storm and high winds ravaged farms south of Kerney and west of Greeley, destroying beet and corn crops and leaving thousands of acres with severe losses. Sugar beet fields near Greely and Eaton sustain heavy damage while drying soil and water shortages threaten immediate crop preservation efforts.
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Kerney
Greeley
Soonce
Eaton
Windsor
Gren District
Worat
Pil Dale
Ue Baton Factory
Tie
Ar. Louse
Jonnson
Bribie
Luptun
Greelay
Balou
Layaland
Fort Coltiay
Raothis
Tots Fatally Burned In Parked Car
Four year old Judi Lawler died after flames engulfed a weed delivery bed near a Denver area, with Irwin Lawler reporting severe burns to his clothes and guards saying the child did not survive. James Lawler remains unreported.
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Denver
James Lawl
Judi Lawler
Irwin Lawler
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