Dunraven Opens Tenth Season With Camp Fire Groups
Dunraven in Estes Park prepares to open its tenth season as Camp Fire Girls and friends host ceremonies. Leaders from Port Morgan Yort Calling Jutoshurei Bierling and Greeley praise safety improvements and facility upgrades. Limited new Camp Fire Girls may join. reservations requested via Ming Lew at Camp Bureau Headquarters, Greeley.
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Cenny Dunraven
Estes Park
Giriamril
Port Morgan
Yort Calling
Jutoshurei Bierling
Greeley
Gertrude Lee
Dunravon
Ita
Pleo Girla
Ming Lew
Gainp Biroirks
Gresley
Dynamite Dan Benefit Dance Ticket Sale Drive
Tickets are on sale tonight for the Dynamite Dan Benefit Dance at Sunset View Pavilion. Hobby Show of San Ancules will host and perform a tap routine as master of ceremonies. Local entertainers from Kangas City and Glindtick Producing Company provide acts and refreshments.
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Fingers
Four Cars Collide at Greeley Intersections
A wreck occurred Tuesday at 3 45 p m at Eighth Avenue and Seventh Street as four cars collided. Drivers I G Von Goridoe of Feldwell and R Groenles of Bushnell Neb plus Vein Gorter and Sadie L Burrow from nearby areas were involved. The report notes Greenlesa turning left and pulling a station wagon while other details are incomplete and unspecific about damages or injuries.
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I. G. von Goridoe
Fldwell
R. Groenles
Bushnell
Neb
Eighth Oveous
Seventh Street
Greenlesa
Greenles
Core
Sadle L. Burrow
Raula Five
R. J. Mule
Fourtesnin Avenue
Second Street
Deaths and Funerals Windsor and area obituaries
Death notices and funeral arrangements for Windsor residents include Dar Dares Rusebio Esparza who died of tuberculosis at his home near Boreranca. Funeral services were held Friday with burial at Windsor. Multiple family deaths noted in recent years include a sister aged 19 and a grandmother. Also mentioned are Mary DB Tramel and E J Trimel of Greecy, with Saltley’s Funeral Home in charge. Wheat values tumble as markets react to opposition to acreage reductions at the World Economic Conference, with July wheat at 76 Vseptember 78 and corn at 4644 to 47 Dees. A search for the body of Clarence Duper in Eaton irrigation ditch continues as officers and farmers monitor the water. Deputy Sheriff Dwight Cine patrolled the ditch.
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Windsor
Guna
Quddirs
Rusebio Esparza
Hair Home
Boreranca
Irk
Slater
Amall
Chicago
Woakneas
Glarance
Eaton
Wate
Bheriff
Dwight Cine
Greeley
Key features of the recovery bill announced
Washington June 14 The recovery bill advances President Roosevelt's goal of stabilizing the economy by promoting self regulation under federal supervision. It authorizes 3.3 billion dollars for federal state local and private public works to create jobs, with codes of fair competition and power to compel adoption. The act imposes taxes including corporation net worth tax and income adjustments, and funds public works through bonds and taxes. It sets broad programs for highways parks buildings resource development and flood control, with administration by the public works and farm relief offices and authority to regulate imports.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Win
Tmx
WF Energy
Fiver Ang
Central City Masons Prepare Dedication Ceremony
Local Masons from Greeley and area plan a Saturday dedication at Central City monument marking Colorado’s first Masonic lodge site. Families and friends invited, with Temples in Central City Blackhawk and Nevada Dutch open. Toller House and Opera House available, picnic grounds ready, catering and supplies arranged. Event begins Saturday at 3 30 p m.
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Greeley
Central City
Colorado
Blackhawk
Nevada
Toller Houpe
Opera House
Extra Gas Tax Will Be Effective Soon
The Federal government will collect new gas tax and a 1 cent per gallon levy. Aimed at funding public works, the tax is projected to raise about 186 million dollars yearly, while the existing 1 cent gasoline tax will add about 120 million. The dividend levy applies to dividends declared after enactment or presidential approval.
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Washington
Jane
Roosevelt
Indyntrio Recovery
Comantag
Afta
Tseal
Foster Splits State Into 14 Aid Districts
Colorado Industrial Recovery council splits the state into 14 districts to coordinate $60 million work relief. Denver will be district one. others include areas like Boulder and Loveland. Governor Johnson asks highway funds be held pending federal allowance for 70-30 matching dollars under the act.
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Denver
Tucl
Johnsos
Colorado Industrial Recovery Council
Howard D. Featar
Moulder
Lativer
Wold
Joe Ti
Livernor Johnson
Han
Charles D. Wall
Holt
Olorada
Highway Advisory Board
Bank Reform Law Advances Under Glass Act
Congress moves toward sweeping banking reform led by Senator Carter Glass. Roosevelt signs the measure, promising broad changes to reserves, deposit protections, and bank operations. The act limits deposits for securities firms, requires bank separation, expands branch access, and sets future deposit insurance to 1936.
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Glass Broad Bank
Washington
Jern
Craahea
Will Bein
Shango
Carter Glass
Congress
Reserve Board
National City Bank of New York
Fits
National City Company
Redecat
Mellon Charged With Tax Evasion In Federal Suit
In Pittsburgh on June 14 William J Mellon president of a Gulf company and nephew of Andrew Mellon was charged with evading $2,000,000 in income taxes. The suit seeks double the tax plus penalties totaling about $16,000 in a federal case.
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Pittsburgh
Willam J.] Mellon
Gulf
Couny
Andrew W. Melon
Tony
French Will Not Pay Debts Due on Thursday
A June 14 report from Partia notes France will not meet the war debt installment due to the United States. A note will be sent to Washington as officials in Paris decide the payment status. The article also mentions changes in names within Eaton families and a son named Noel Alvis.
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T Associates Preass
Partie
France
United States
Washington
Stork Express
Alvig Erick
Eaton
Noel Alvis
Mra
Erickson
Shirley Miller
Nels ‘Miller
Hull Seeks Tariff Truce at World Conference
London June 14 Secretary of State Hull urged world economic delegates to reject economic nationalism and back a tariff truce. He presented American views on stabilizing exchange and monetary standards while resisting foreign restriction measures. His address drew approving reactions from many delegates including the British.
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London
Cardell Hull
Weimonday
Hull
America
Bes
Ema Cour
Throg Palata
Wilox
Ceubeg
Lada Barriera
Conforsnca
Dio
Stanford
Meneures
Markets Show Mixed Live Stock Prices Across Cities
Kansas City and Denver markets report slow bidding and weak demand for cattle and hogs, with cattle and fat stock prices dipping while some calves and yearlings hold steadier. Omaha and Chicago receipts reflect sluggish activity. hogs largely steady but lower for light weights. Sheep and lambs show softer tone with early bids fading. Major buyers pacing offers as market conditions tighten across regions.
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Kansas City
Aneon City
Heesulin
Cnnter
Clolan
ABE Jha
Saga
Ei Feng
Alrong
Inml
BO Lowe Ton Nallyen
ATL
Jowart
Odd Lois
Denver
Omaha
Omake
Cattiea
Cnives
Eriva
Yoolea
Lara
Waggoner Parole Consideration Reported
Washington reports that justice department parole experts will decide on Charles Delos Waggoner's parole request. The Colorado native, jailed in Atlanta, became eligible February 9 with a May 36 hearing and a decision expected within days. A separate meeting of state plumber representatives is set for June 26 at City Hall to discuss installation rules.
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Washington
Justler Department
Charles Delos Waggoner
Colorado
Meenaed Greeley
City Counci
City Hall
Reorganizing Coal Miners Planned Across Colorado
Plans for reorganizing coal miners in Northern Colorado districts including West county and all pillars in Colorado and New Mexico were announced today by James Hafferty, president of District 16, United Mine Workers. The reorganization will follow lines set by the National Industrial Recovery Act, with meetings arranged in Northern Colorado.
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Colorado
West County
New Mexico
Klowlny By
Spring Quarter Grades and Office Hours Notice
Spring quarter grades will be available at the office Friday for students to call. Roy M. Carson announces that grades mailed to those who provide stamped envelopes. Registration for summer quarter will begin Saturday at 7 o clock, to be held in Guotay gym.
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Graos
Colorado Leachers College
Dielack
Accordius
Aront byRoy M. Carson
Poglulor
Separating Aviation from Navy Threatened
A congressional committee report warns separating aviation from the Navy and creating a naval air corps could be pursued if the Navy does not correct its policy of pushing export and expansion. The supplemental addendum notes eight of ten members signed the main report, with Senator Johnson and Senator King not planning further action.
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Assostetail Prens Waehlugion
Navy
Air Command
Naval Air Corps
Akron Vongronslunal
Congress
Benator Johnson
California
King
Utah
Baker Accused of Shaping Testimony to Mitchell
New York U S Attorney Copreau today charged Baker former president of National City company with trying to shape his testimony to match Charles H Mitchell, a defendant in an income tax case. The prosecution claimed Mitchell outlined a plan to fund an advance of four hundred thousand dollars to directors, to be repaid from future fund earnings. Baker denied knowing who outlined the plan.
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Associated
Bree
New York
Jug M
U. S
Copreau
Modullo
Baker
National City Company
Charles H. Mitchell
Modells
Alitchall
Iim Fu
Mitchell
Jim
Thomas KE. Dowey
Congress Completes 150 Million Appropriation Bill
Congress completes action on a 150 million appropriation bill with the Senate reporting a conference on the measure and the House ready to accept the compromise. The final figures include a revised total of 7180,000,060 and indicate the bill’s passage is near.
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Reg
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
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