Flood Control Compromise Clears Way to End Session
Washington June 15 The senate approved a flood control compromise clearing away a major obstacle to adjournment. Led by Senator O Mahoney democrat Wyoming some senators protested provisions of the 475 million dollar bill permitting federal funds to be used for dam sites without state consent. Final action on the flood control measure brightened prospects for winding up congressional consideration of the administration spending and the deficiency appropriation bill.
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Washington
Senate
White House
O'Maroney
Wyoming
Anunerited Press
Ganate Oratory
O'Mahoney
Ter
Wight
House
Ruasell
Georgia
Roosevelt
Barkley
Vail Ammons Seek 10 Million WPA Loan for Highways
Colorado highway chief Charles D. Vail and Governor Ammons plan to apply for a 10.69 million dollar loan and grant from the PWA to aid highway construction. The request covers 5.6 million for public works loans and 4.5 million as a grant for rebuilding concrete sections and new secondary roads, pending legislative approval but not delaying the filing.
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Asoonsatet Treadvenver
Charles D. Vail
Plate
Qgovertor
Feller Ammons
PWA Ienance Colorado Highway Construction
Vall
Colorado
Wail
PWA
Ammons
Folinson
Danver (Post
Seatale
Marshall Pass Walton Highway
Gunnison
Salida
Johnson
Sid, Johnson
Ammons Jie
Vail
Washington
Public Works Administration
Foundation of House II Ordered Check on Addition
City council Tuesday ordered Building Inspector J B Muoder to inspect the addition on O Hatge at 1412 Seventh avenue after Alderman CG H Young said foundation compliance with the building ordinance was reported. Alderman Pawl Laingsaline would review reports to Councilmen J H Vanderha? regarding open ditch man holes on Severis avenue from Misventh to Thirteenth street. Fire department can use $10 from its fire prevention fund to join the July 4 parade in Greeley.
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City Council
J. B. Muoder
O Hatge
Seventh Avenue
CG. H. Young
Aldermark Pawl Laingsaline
J. H. Vanderhaa
Severis Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Wismeling
Officers Take Care Of Street Peddler Prints Sent East
Twenty eight year old man named Dave Wilingick was held by police after being found selling flashlights and other articles on the street. Police chief G. O. Hunter said fingerprints would be sent to Washington for identification as officers investigate the case. The suspect gave a vague name and refused to reveal more. the incident prompted a search for stolen goods and further inquiry.
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Dave Wilingick
Pollee
G. 0
Hunter
Washington
Wilinglek
Fiesta
Flooded China map halts Japanese advance near Lunghai line
A War Desk style map shows flood waters from the Yangtze region halting Japanese forces near Kaifeng and Chengchow, threatening Lunghai railroad communications. Chinese defenses are described as ineffective at dike repair while civilian losses are estimated around 150,000 as waters deter the invaders.
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China
Yellow River
Kaifeng
Chengchow
Lunghai
Glenmere Park Sewer and Curb Plan Approved by City Council
The council approved Glenmere Park sidewalk and curb work and a 6 300 foot sewer project with total costs around 33 900 dollars. Federal funding accounts for 61.5 percent of curb work and 72.2 percent of the sewer, while the city sponsor covers remaining shares charged to frontage owners. About 20 workers will be employed as petitions from property owners drive the schedule.
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WPA
Glens Mere Park
Firat
Seventh Street
City Hall
George Davis
Glenmere
Davis
Ar Og Thera
Bie
DeMolay to Run Greeley City Hall for One Day
DeMolay chapter members proposed a one day operation of Greeley city government after aldermen approved the plan on a Tuesday night. Clarence Crosier spoke for the group, saying the exercise is part of a civic studies program and that regular officials would stay to advise. Also reported, H B Howe reported a stolen camera and eight rolls of film from his car, parked near his home in Greeley.
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Greeley
DeMolay
Edge
Clarence Crosier
Crosiar
H. B. Howe
Townsend Delegates To Los Angeles Convention
Four delegates from Greeley Townsend Clubs left early Wednesday for Los Angeles to attend the third nations Townsend convention, set to run from June 1 to 23. Delegates Jon Waterhouse L. G. Siluby Clark Ewlie and Frank Laybourne travel in Siluby's car.
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Greeley
Los Angeles
Jon Waterhouse
G. Siluby
Clark Ewlie
Frank Laybourn
Sileby
Armstrong Suit Against Butler Widow Is Heard
County court heard testimony in a suit by R. F. Armstrong, Eaton mortician, against Mrs. Malissa M. Butler, widow of Ray E. Butler slain in 1936. Armstrong seeks 750 for a bill. Mrs. Butler counters 2000 for alleged casket issues, odors, and humiliation tied to a funeral delay and payment disputes involving a 750 check. Noted participants include George Sherk and others from Greeley with Sterling judge Hinkley presiding in place of ill Judge Strong.
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R. F. Armstrong
Eaton
Malissa M. Butler
Ray E. Butler
Armstrong
Butler
S Armstrong
Bingham
Suida
Oiler
George Sherk
G. W. Seastrand
Z. Jo Twist
John JL. Margusen
Presco Lee
M. C. Dedinger
Greeley
Jorge H. Liurence Hinkley
Sterling
Gray R. Apne
Thomas A. Nixon
J. S. Grifthy
Securities Market Mixed In Slow Morning Trade
The stock market opened with tentative gains as investors reassessed recovery hopes. Early gains faded by midday with several issues steadying while overall turnover remained light at about 269000 shares.
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gAdotinid Peas
New York
Jima
Ray Iaternal
WPA Workers Threaten State-wide Walkout in Colorado
WPA workers in Canon City threaten a statewide strike against county welfare offices over certification disputes. The protest centers on Lytharger, a Boulder resident denied WPA certification due to county residency, with council leaders urging action within two weeks. Welfare officials in Denver say they have not been notified of the alliance plan and question residency rules affecting eligibility.
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WPA
Canon City
Clnter Tracar
Alliants
Colorado
Boulder
Arthur Byars
Joan
L. C. Thyrbarger
Fremont County
Welfare Department
Lyharger
Boulder County
Denver
Earl M. Konns
Stave
Alliance
Koung
Workers Alliance
Barger
City Council Approves Water Pipe Purchase Order
The City Council approved a water department order to buy 28 000 feet of twenty inch pipe from Colorado Fuel and Iron Co at 405 per foot totaling 74 828. The order passed without debate and follows council policy to fund water department improvements. Pipe will replace woodling lines near Timpati with work beginning after harvest.
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Aebt
Water Department
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Timpati
Woodling
C. H. Young
Young
Yourng
I. Stavenson
Stevyensons
Lengt
Lewis Demands Walsh Healey Bill Passage From Leaders
Lewis presses passage of the Walsh Healey bill demanding a vote by House leaders. He accuses the rules committee of cowardice for blocking action and calls for labor supportive lawmakers to back the measure before November elections. The bill would require contractors on government jobs to follow wage and hour laws or face blacklisting.
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Lewis
Walsh
Healey
tAssadhatet
Wrstington
Jolhn le Lewis
Walsh-Healey
Bankhead
Catly
CIO
Lely
Reportera
Nak
Wag Jnor
Amendments Pushed to Cut Taxes by Colorado Sponsors
George Lavg and Jinsenh F. Mite, county chairmen from Denver, led a group in Greeley to file petitions for seven constitutional amendments. Judge Lerg said the amendments are not partisan and could save the state at least 10 million annually. Proposals include halving legislators, reforming government, consolidating courts, reforming school districts, civil service overhaul, and removing duplicative boards. Little cites 250+ boards and 34 million in state funds wasted. amendments aim to require budgets and funnel surpluses to the general fund.
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George
Lavg
Younty
Jefferson County
Jinsenh F. Mite
Damourate
Denver
Albert
Sherlock
Greeley
Dagen Weld County
Lalora
Lerg
Colorado
Wiese
Ammons Fails To Designate Weld County Public Trustee
Benjamin A. Woodcock of Greeley remains as public trustee for Weld County after Governor Teller Ammons delayed appointing a successor. Contenders include Charley Hewitt and Harlan Berong of Weld Democratic groups. Committeemen have urged the governor to appoint a replacement once a clear recommendation from the Weld County Central committee is received. Hewitt indicated he may convene the committee if the governor presses for a decision.
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Benjamin A. Woodcock
Greeley
Wel County
Govermor Teller Ammons
Woodcock
Iis
Charley A. Tlewitt
Democratic
Harlan C. Berong
Young Democratic League of Weld
Petitlong
Hewitt
Aimmons
Weld County Central Committee
Nia
Grealby
Rebels Destroy French Ship in Valencia Harbor
June 16 Valencia harbor sees French freighter Ganialsim sunk by Surigeik warplanes amid raids. A sailing vessel burned, suburbs hit, five raiders wounded, three killed, 20 hijoreds and ten buses destroyed. Incendiaries and debris marked the bombardment. Baptist church announces important business meeting tonight for church members.
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Valencia
Ganialsim
Saik
Béitbad
Msurgeik
Ilencit
Tapor
Snake
Community House Opens for Public Use at Island Grove Park
Island Grove park community house is now ready for public use. Chairman George Davis says the building is in fire condition and to be kept as found. keys are with caretaker E. Walters and arrangements with Mr. Walters. Davis notes parkway oiling nearing completion and praises the park improvement.
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Island Grove Park
George Davia
City Council Park
Walters
Davis
St Davis
Island Grove Parkways
Japanese Halt Chinese Strife To Flee Flood
Shanghai reports Japan halted its campaign against Chinese forces along the Yellow River as floods from ruptured dikes swell the central China plain. About 150,000 Chinese civilians drowned. Japanese troops and Chinese guerrillas battled amid rising waters and eroding dikes as regions from Chungmow to Hankow faced inundation and retreat.
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Shanghai
Central China Plain
Yellow River
Valle
Min
China
Japan
Japancay
Kingshui
Sree An
Sailrhads
North Bayk
Ttwaa
Chungmow
Chengchow
Cheng ‘Chow
Safe and Sane Fourth Here in Greeley
Greeley city officials warned residents about the July 4 celebration safety and quiet hours. Mayor and city leaders urged cooperation as enforcement of the noise and firework ordinance will be strict, mirroring last year’s approach to ensure a safe holiday.
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Gregley
Weld
Miyor
Greeley
Mio
Sealey
Lover Accused of Drowning Husband to Marry Wife
Bartlesville Oklahoma June 15 murder charges allege a farm woman plotted to kill her husband so she could marry her lover. Neighbors say Herman Franklin Mathews 62 drowned while swimming a flood slough on his farm. Basie Matthews 87 and Leonard Overcast 37 admitted they schemed the death Harris quoted Mrs Matthews recounting details of the plan and the drowning.
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Assoaiz
Frere
Bartlesville
Okla
Herman Franklin Mathews
R. J. Harris
Basie Matthews
Leonard
Okdahoma City
Harris
Mr. Matthews
Mrs. Matthews
Mrs Mae Gelze Golze Dies at Home in Greeley
Mrs Mae S Gelze Golze 30 years a resident of Greeley died at 9 o clock Tuesday night at 1118 Seventh Street after a year long illness She and her husband Charles ran a clothing store with son Clyle W Golze The father and son started the business Seventeen years ago Surviving: two brothers Reed Beapalt and Leslia Seabolt a sister Mrs Fret Brust one grandchild Lynda Mae Golze Funeral at Macy's Plans aide by physician notes flu recovery and pneumonia complications mentioned
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G Maa
SM Golze
Ye Greele
Seventh Street
Charles Golze
Dane Id Greeley
Kemuy
Gelza
Park Merchindiae Company
Clyle W. Golze
Macy's
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