Kidnaping Case Involving Keltner Recounted In Colorado
Youthful Fort Collins resident Wade Keltner, a life term inmate at Canon City, is linked to a bold kidnapping of two children. The escape involved driving from Canon City to Colorado Springs and to Canon before returning to Colorado Springs. Police report a loaded gun and a desperate plea as Kellner’s associates fled. The ongoing pursuit continues with further details on page 10.
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Gardner to head Land Office appointment as new Denver Democrat
Washington dispatches report Mrs Gardner to be nominated for the United States land office post, succeeding Walter Spencer. Confirmation expected soon by the Senate, with Colorado Democrats poised for potential party balance changes as other federal appointments loom. Secretary Jona B. Grors states the State Federation of Registers supports the move amid Colorado political maneuvering.
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Newspaper Men Visit Exhibit of World's Newspapers
Weld County editors and their families attend the World Newspaper Exhibit at Tribune offices. Guides introduced editors to the show as they toured the Tribune display. A separate note mentions Indiana limestone for a post office foundation and an auction sale involving a Wash stock owner.
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Body believed found near Anderson dam after fruitless inspection
A report from Ault notes continuous searches at the Eaton Interats channel for a missing person. Workers planned another dive near the Anderson dam, about six miles from town, where large chunks of debris lie. Authorities expect a probable body recovery by week’s end and praise the Nay scout volunteers aiding the effort.
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Big Grain Co op Demands Immediate Farm Relief Action
The directors of Win Farciera National Grain Corp. Co operative Marketing Agency urge the government to apply the farm relief measures now. They also push Congress to complete investigations of the Agricultural Adjustment Act and related marketing agencies, warning delays could undermine farm families.
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Roosevelt Stands Firm on Veterans Bill Compromise
President Roosevelt refuses to yield beyond the wartime veterans compromise. Democratic leaders report no retreat as Congress faces a clash over allowances for veterans. Negotiations at the White House and Capitol intensify with warnings of adjournment and possible tax implications.
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Small Homes Mortgage Act Takes Effect
Washington June 18 President Roosevelt endorses a 9 000 000 000 refinancing plan to back home mortgages at 5 percent. Eligible homeowners can swap mortgages up to 90 percent of home value for government bonds, plus extended terms and tax relief. A housing loan board will oversee the program with initial guidance from federal offices and court guidance on refinancing.
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Cars From Chevrolets Arrive Here for Galland
Two shipments bring eight Chevrolets to Galland in a first time run for 1990. Galland says orders are strong and buyers are eager, noting the factory output and demand.
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Recovery Bill Heads For White House Signature
June 18 report from AP notes Congress adopted the conference report on the recovery measure now sent to the White House for President Roosevelt’s signature. After weeks of deadlock both houses reached a compromise on reform and bank measures, with Senate prospects uncertain but later gains. The House approved the conference report by 151 to 108.
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Tribune Subscribers Paper Delivery Notice
To Tribune subscribers the notice asks to report missed deliveries by 7 o clock and that a replacement copy will be issued.
Mattern Overdue At Alaskan Port In Flight From Siberia
Alaska port conditions and weather delays rise as aviator Jim Mattern, flying a Texan craft, remains overdue after departing Khabarovsk, Siberia, en route to Nome. Reports indicate fog and rain hindered progress with barometric data suggesting a possible storm along the route to Alaska.
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Telephone Company Holds Conference on Sales in City
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph run a four day conference starting Tuesday in Greeley and Fort Morgan area hotels with RG Patterson from the Denver office leading the program. Managers from Longmont Loveland Fort Collins Fort Morgan and Wray participate. a divorce ruling in Platteville awarded to Lydia Koosler from George Koosler. Tire and wheel stolen from a Griley area garage reported to police.
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Maine Heroes Visit Greeley on Wardrobe of Travel
Major General Ulysses Grant McAlexander and Mrs Grace Palmer McAlexander stay with Mrs Mia Southard in Greeley after two years abroad. They plan to sail to their Oregon summer home Wednesday night. The general, who earned the title The flock of the Moorne, led the first Allied assault in a key operation and has received numerous medals for service.
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New Dirigible Macon Flies Over Chicago on Test Flight
An Akron built dirigible named Macon with 90 aboard completed a test flight over Chicago. The ship took off from Akron Monday evening and traversed Lake Michigan area before reappearing near Detroit by Monday night.
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Europe Forms Bloc To Force Debt Settling
London dispatch reports at the world economic conference as European delegates push to force the United States to settle war debts. British Prime Minister MacDonald, French Premier Calaídis, and South African veteran Smuts anchor the debate with U.S. omission and Japan’s stance noted amid Lausanne reparations fallout. Delegates press for intergovernmental debt action while American Secretary Hull remains absent as talks extend into the afternoon. The event coincides with Larimer Sheriff shuts a private dance hall in Fort Collins over licensing violations.
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Diversion Plan to Move Water From Western Slope to Ark Valley
Denver June 18 tentative agreement for diverting water from the Roaring Fork to the Arkansas Valley via a tunnel fed by Crowley County irrigation, to deliver about 30 000 acre feet to the Nestern Loop. Western Slope water users fear endangerment of supply. plan backed by Twin Lakes and Western Slope representatives pending final approval and local ratification.
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British Plans To Pay by Installment Reported
British officials prepare to announce a plan to pay by installments in a cautious approach tied to a 10 percent basis. Neville Chamberlain is expected to reveal the policy at a forthcoming economic conference in London amid pressure to manage wartime finance.
Babson Warns of Big Graft Menace
Boston June 12 Roger W Babson statistician Morday warned at the National Association of Purchasing Axis that certain farm subsidy programs may open the way for the biggest graft in U S history and provoke an ugly reaction He noted this is the first year since 192% he could bring a mix of options but cautioned against excessive fluctuation Westport Conn June 12 Benjamin P Collinge spoke after hearing the vote about Frank Dreger 61-year-old confess burglary but said he was not one of the singers of Nor Widband
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Marriage Rooms in Greeley Gin Law Repeal Report
The county clerk records show the gin marriage law repealed, affecting business locations and officials in Waldounty. In May the first full month under the new law, 32 licenses were issued compared with 24 in May 1882. By June, with 12 days counted, 29 licenses had been issued so far.
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Governor Joins Effort on Fifty Million Works Plan
Denver June 18 a preliminary report on the governors proposed fifty million dollar works program outlines legal aspects and compliance with federal recovery act rules. The governor expands the industrial recovery committee with four new members to review the plan with chairman Peter Teling W W Clint Jr James H Poraking and others.
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Body of Councilman's Son Found in River
The body of Paul Stafford, son of City Councilman Chavance Stafford, was recovered Sunday morning near Berth and peys three miles from the town. Fire Chief Solin Healy reported, with help from Adolph Larson, that the body was found wedged among logs and rocks about 60 feet from where he fell into the river after being swept by a current. Family members were present as the body was recovered.
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Cheyenne to Cut Telephone Rates and Tax Unfranchised Firms
Cheyenne council moves to force lower telephone rates by granting a franchise requirement. An annual license tax of 12000 dollars on any company operating without a city franchise is proposed, with Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph likely to benefit from a general rate reduction. City officials expect a 12000 dollar yearly saving for residents through lower rates or indirect tax effects.
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Two Dry Towns Shift To Wet Lineup In Massachusetts
Massachusetts towns vote amid a constitutional convention debate on the 13th amendment. Mashpee supports repeal with a 4 to 1 vote for repeal candidates and backs liquor sales. Hardwick and Sunderland show mixed results, with Hardwick sustaining dry positions while Sunderland splits on nearby issues.
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