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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1938
Page
7
Congress approved the compromise Wage-Hour bill after a heated session. Senate backed the conference report 290 to 89, with exemptions debated. President Roosevelt signaled support if related railroad and anti-monopoly provisions are included.
Pueblo dispatch reports Earl M. Koung state welfare chief faced charges that he used WPA workers for political purposes. County Republican chair George A. Wutung accused Koung of urging workers to back a candidate during a Pueblo visit. The WPA administrator Harry L. Mopledas reviewed the allegations after a letter from Dr. George A. Wutung to Hopkins claimed Koung sought political support from WPA crews to influence continuance of WPA projects.
Great Britain paid nothing Tuesday toward the June installment of the war debt but reiterated readiness to reopen discussions at some future date. The British embassy acknowledged receipt of the U.S. request for payment of the $85,670,785.05 instalment and the total sum of $1,080,167,128.08.
Archie M Park, 18, a rancher from Harden, was injured Tuesday night in Greeley when a hay rake wheel ran over his back in a hay field. Doctors diagnosed a compression fracture of the fourth lumbar vertebrae with no spinal cord injury. He will wear a cast for several weeks and cannot work for months.
Police in Greelay seek two men who pretended to need money, offering a pawn of a supposedly valuable watch at a gas station owned by W. Cart Moos on Eleventh Avenue and Ninth Street. The pair had operated in Sunol, Geasley, and nearby towns, targeting drivers with a scheme to appear broke and swap a fake watch for cash.
Denver June report quotes engineer Val as alleging Senator Johnson seeks to stir a fuss over a planned PWA grant for a highway over Marshall Pass. Ammons declines comment on a Johnson letter claiming cooperation. officials say no official communication and surveys favor Monarch Pass route. The governor notes Marshall Pass has never been a state highway and funds remain unspent. budgeted $1.25 million for the road, plus anticipated warrants, totaling about $2.27 million.
Denver reports Governor Teller announced the appointment of Ray A. Davis a Colorado Springs businessman and former state senator to the welfare board. He succeeds his brother Ray Davis who died unexpectedly yesterday in Thermopolis from a heart attack while traveling on a business trip for the Internal Order of Ragies. Funeral services were held yesterday at Colorado Syringe.
Estes Park hosts three summer camps for farm youths sponsored by the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America Colorado division. Eastern slope boys, western slope youths, and a national camp host youths from affiliated unions. Programs cover cooperatives marketing and adapting to modern age culture. James C. Patton, executive secretary, announced the movement yesterday.
The insurance firm appealed to the county court a $200 ruling rendered by the Justice Court of EG. English in Inv. at as Dr. ReW. R. Newton of Greeley. The judgment covered claimed disability policy benefits.
Wrattinston June 14 The entire seat of the Quidon Ave in the Arkansas valley including the relocation of the Main Santa Fe railroad will be borne by the federal government it seemed certain yes day 18 the base ami genta dii foraas on Lua Good control bat report ed that they had decided again at any focal contribution toward expense of relocating Tail Ines highways and bridges at dam sites President Roogavel has told two of his stanchest Democratic aids Seta itor Alben W Barkley and Representative Bian Raybure that he will approve Vie Mond contro meas wa in the form agreed upon by the cotiterees according to reliable Ta porte the expense of relocation of the tailroad teacha at the dant site near Tamaras been eslimaited at approx imately 6 milion dolaea and the cost of the dam itself at 9 million dollars an total of 14 million dollars which would be allocated entirely fron Nood control bids Money to begin work can be dams already available but cannot be aged until an allotment to made to transfer the Santa Fe lind from one sits of the river to the outer The house DY provided that local communities should meet 2 per cent of the cost of relocating transportu Henney or acquiring rights of way which would have required the Ar kansas valley conservancy district to raisa one and one-half milion dollars Arthur Dean president of the district was prepared to negotiate with the REC to borrow the money which would be repaid by Colorado and Kansas lavigators waing aurplua we ter stores in the Caddoll rerarvoir An arrangement imag we worked out by which the bureau of reclama ton will assume control of the water for gale to irrigate fucondimg to present plans
Washington June 14 The agelenk tral adjustment administration announced public Tuesday wheat loan terms. The report says a large crop may require loans under the farm act, with details to be set later. Producers planning to apply should prepare for the 1998 crop, loans tied to soil-depleting acreage, and storage in approved facilities across multiple western states.
In Rockport near there June 14 1932 four year old Charles Bernard died from mosquito fever brought home by Prewes and two month old Lestie Lea followed. Two women and children Lennigan aged 7 and Intes 16 are in Lowensboro hospital with similar symptoms. A divorce action was filed in county court Tuesday Emma Duran of Johnstown against Charles Duran for custody of their two children.
Assailed at Tren St. Byieut, Prange, Jane 14 French gendarmes today patrolled the Lindberghs inland home after what authorities called threatening letters. The letters referenced Bruno Hauptmann's 1930 execution and tied to Lindbergh's son, but did not contain direct threats.
Park superintendent Davitt J. Canfield announced today that public campgrounds across Rocky Mountain National Park are open with various amenities in multiple areas. Camp sites at Glider Basin, Bear Lake Road, Fall River Road and Wild Basin offer tables stoves fireplaces wood and water. a 4th of July camping limit is posted. dogs forbidden overnight. trailer facilities not provided, but hotels and lodges operate nearby with saddle horse rentals available.
Cheyenne June 18 Wyoming’s Sun Child known for sun worship mania years ago has been taken to the state training school at Lander for treatment. May Shimek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shimek of Manville, exhibited sun gaze and convulsions, resisted guidance, and required specialized glasses. After years at Wyoming Children's Home Society, she returned home with glass eyewear but continued sun fixation leading authorities to commit her to Lander.
A man was found dead beside a Denver and Rio Grande freight train in Pueblo yards. Caldwell stated the death could be accidental or deliberate, with the severed head near the rails. The body was discovered by J B Johnson, a brakeman, after the train halted. Clothing provided no identification. Damage in an auto collision on Seventh Avenue and Eighteenth Street involved a machine owned by Katie Anderson.
Odd phrasing suggests a 1930s Oklahoma harvest note. Reports wheat fields active across northwest Oklahoma with frost impacts estimated at zero to forty six percent. Mentions land and a religious reference from a distinct source.
Colorado plans to mobilize federal help for water conservation projects valued at 26 million dollars. Attorney Clifford T. Stone will travel to Washington and Grand Junction to meet sponsors, while state planner Bernard D. Poster will go to Fort Worth for discussions with regional WPA officials. Stone will also visit Phoenix to coordinate with seven western states on river basin matters.
Denver June 14 Lieutenant Governor Frank J Hayes announced his bid for renomination in a letter to Worth Allen Democratic state chairman. Hayes, who beat Johnny Vivian 267,292 to 187,611 two years ago, succeeds Ray H Talbot of Pueblo who earlier pursued the gubernatorial nomination.
Glorada Fran including crops and stock shows farmers’ incomes fell 30 percent in the first four months of the year versus 1936. Statistician Tord I Reed of the federal bureau of agricultural economies cites lower prices as the main cause after completing a survey covering January through April.
Hubbard of Gleewond Springs elected to lead Colorado Lions district government at the final district convention session. Tadunta selected as site of the 1939 district convention. Bert W Helly of Denver endorsed for International director. Colorado delegates to Oakland instructed to back Kelly’s election.
June 14 two youths drowned in irrigation canals near Ordway and Lafayette. Roy Usioyer 16 struck submerged cement block while diving from a springboard. his body carried downstream half a mile after a severe head injury. Robert DiGiacomo of Lafayette was found drowned in a ditch near his home after being missing an hour.
Washington June 24 The House approved Tuesday a compromise three and a half billion dollar relief and pump priming bill to aid recovery. The measure includes two hundred twelve million for parity price payments, 965 million for WPA in eight months starting July 1, 1965, leg including PWA loan funds and expansive housing and slum clearance programs.
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