Sugar lobbyists pressed to leave Washington during Roosevelts push
President Roosevelt told reporters the sugar lobby was the most portentous influence on Congress and urged all lobbyists to depart Washington. He praised the new bill reviving the sugar quota system with payments to domestic producers and linked it to the Jones Costigan act. He named several industry figures as regular Washington visitors including Sterling, Harold Hugsall, Charles Kearney, Feirath Huddleston and others.
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Prantl
Washington
Roosevalt
Apat
Congress
Washugan
Ha Jones-Costigan Dat
Yoosevelt
Ara All
Litel of
Sterling
Harold Hugsall
Mountain Stores Beet Growers Association
Charles Kearney
National Beet Growers Associaion
Feirath Huddleston
Montana-Wyoming Best Growers
Kidnapping Is Now Alleged in Steel Strike Turmoil
Amid back-to-work threats in Youngstown and Johnstown, officials warn of kidnapping and dynamite attacks tied to the steel strike. Republic Steel records to be examined for defense spending while union leaders push for federal intervention as picketing escalates and workers threaten to return to mills.
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Frese
Youngstuyn
Mahoning Valley
Iran Purnell
Youngstown Sheet Aml ‘Tahe
Plurnell
Awa
Youngatown
Johnstown
Diuver J
Lire
Carlera
Cantorta Worla
Bethlemei Steel
Puyceil
Youngstow
Ray L. Thomas
Allarney
Lilepets
Srowp
Promis
Purnell
Thomas
Republic
Variety Telephone Company
Garteus
International Brotherhood of Elen Irical
Go Anan Younced
Washington
Farley
Jemea A. Varley
Congress
Enarges
Postal Service
Uullver Sz
Ohio
Wousa Post Office
W. W. Jones
Cou Wittes
Youngstown
Niles
Warren
Plexets
Cambria
Beihhtebens Steel
Toi Girdler
Republic Steel
OIG
Martin le Davey
Murray
Philp Murray
Steel Workers
Gaboy Frances Perldue Its
Fedora Ioteryenton
Groat Lakes
Clo Lead- Lora
Shielt
Homer Martin
To United Automobile Works
Cor Lola
Galeral Motors
Hag
Erm
Idie Ainée
Congress Leaders Drop Farm Bill For This Session
Congressional leaders conferred with Secretary Wallace and decided to drop efforts to pass the administration farm bill this session. They warned it would delay the budget, require about 100 million more for soil conservation, and add to 500 million already appropriated. Leaders agreed to reintroduce in both houses for quick passage next session.
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Associated Prana
Washington
Wallace
Congress
Futtle
Veaders
Johnstown Residents Arrested for Drunkenness and Disturbance
Johnstown resident B. F. Dayla, 46, arrested for drunkenness and disturbance Tuesday night. jailed 20 days after appearance before Justice. Alberta Morales, 43, of Gileveat, jailed 20 days and costs after pleading before Justice Ben 1 Plovance Co for drunkenness and disturbance. Lovig Gutierrez, 20, Texas crewman, arrested for drunken disturbance near Mastera station after being removed from a DU train by sheriff.
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B. F. Dayla
Johnstown
Fas
Alberta Morales
Gileveat
Justica Ben
Lovig Gutierrez
Texas
Sheen Shearer
Mastere
Sheriff's Office
Mastera
Loveland Approves School Bond Issue
Loveland voters in School District No 2 approved a bond issue by 48 votes for a junior high school, vocational and physical training buildings. Turnout was 184 with 136 against. supporters cited a PW A loan grant of 140000 likely to aid the project.
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Loveland
Former Jeweler L. N. Gandy Dies in California
Greeley friends learn of the death on Tuesday of L. N. Gandy, former jeweler at the Rataa Jewelry store in Whistler, California. He suffered a heart attack and his family moved to the coast five years ago. Surviving are his wife, a daughter Arvyella, and stepchildren Aios, UarriesT, Twelya, and Bill Stoltz, all moving to California.
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Greeley
L. N. Gandy
Rataa
Whistler
Roosevelt to Host Congressional Gatherin on Bills at Island
President Roosevelt will host more than 400 Democratic congressmen for a three day retreat at Jefferson Island near Chesapeake Bay to discuss Senate legislative issues. The White House announced after the invitation from Senator Robinson of Arkansas. The retreat, labeled purely an outing, will allow formal discussions and time to consult with the entire Democratic contingent in Congress on regulatory and other matters.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Idemocraus
Sena
Jefferson Island
Whity Mousy
Congress
Eaton Opens New Bank in Eaton Community Revival
The Eaton community celebrated the opening of a new bank in a remodeled building. Nearly 970,000 in deposits shown strong early support as officers and directors greeted hundreds of supporters. Key representatives from Poudre Valley National, Wirght National, Denver National and others attended. The bank, capitalized at 25 000 with 10 000 surplus and 2500 in undivided profits, fills a 1933 void left by the old First National.
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Shaétle
Poudre Valley National
Port Coling
Wirgt
Fort, Collins
Denver National
Denver
Wisles
Clowers Frank
Denver ‘National
Golorado Bankers Association
Ployd Poder
Mountain States Telephone Company
Stout
Colorado Yonkers Association
Leaf
Scarborough
Fred Stover
Poudre Valley
Charled Warren
Fort Collins
Bruce Bigelow
Denver Nation
Eaton
First
Natlapal
O. W. Hampton
Rex C. Eaton
Joe Taythorne
I. A. Tysoi
Earlay N
Patton
Ja Nix
Robert G. Smith
W. S. Ross
W. Z. Brown
Hampson
Haydern
James J. Mill
Europe
Cheyenne Resident Injured in Rockport Collision
Cheyenne resident Harry Newman was gravely injured in a truck collision near Rockport Colorado 18 miles south of Cheyenne last night. Rue Cohen also from Cheyenne suffered cuts and bruises to hands and face. A passing motorist drove both men to Cheyenne for medical care after a trip to Denver. Details of the accident remain unclear.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Harry, Newman
United States
Rockport
Colo
Here
Rue Cohen
Arsa
Greeley
Newman
Cohen
Denver
Roy Killien Arrested for Drunk Driving
Roy Killien 23 of LaSalle farm employee was arrested near LaSalle late Tuesday and confined on a drunken driving charge. Dave Alvarado of Brosh paid fines for misrepresenting his license, and Thornton Drake of Danver pleaded guilty to drunk driving with a $50 fine and costs.
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Alvarado
Vna
Thornton Drake
Danver
Dronion
Fuselage of Lost Plane Sighted in Snowy Utah Ridge
Western Air Express officials identify a metal wreckage as the fuselage of a twin engine plane that vanished six months ago. The fuselage was found buried in snow at the base of a steep ridge 26 miles southeast of Salt Lake City after repeated rock slides blocked earlier descent efforts. All recovered bodies were reported by postal inspectors.
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Salt Lake City
Mnult
Western Air Express
Utah
Los Angeles
Mets
Baseball Today Scores and Lineups From Multiple Cities
Baseball today features Boston at Chicago rain delays and Pittsburgh at New York. Batteries include Smith Schumacher Mancuso Blanton Swift Brown Todd with Blanton the teased pitcher and Schumacher the winner. Other games show St Louis at Philadelphia with Warnecke Ogrodowski Passeau Wilson and homers by Klein Philadelphia. Brooklyn at Cincinnati night game with Kuolt Huttman Kelly Hayes Werber and others. New York hosting Cleveland and Detroit facing Washington with various pitchers and batters listed.
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Boston
Chicago
Raln
Pittsburgh
New York
Smith
Schumacher
Suil Mancuso
Blanton
Swift
Brown
Todd
St. Lowla
Philadelphia
St Louis
Warnecke
Ogrodawski
Passeau
Wilson
Klein
Brooklyn
Phlladelphia
St. Louis
Philadelynia
Kuolt
Huttman
Kelley
Hayes
Werber
Cll
Carey
Laslig
Whining
Kxolt
Cleveland
Bullevies
Galehouse
Brown Aid
Putluku
Gorites
Dickey
Loglig
Gomme
Whitehead
Wgney
Sewell
Nowsut
Dewautals
Newson
Ab Wralington Rae Detroit
Detroit
Wade
Fibbetts
Ferro
Ferrell
Eaton Shareholders Get Refund of 24 Percent
Shareholders of the old Birdt National Bank of Eaton received a 24 percent refund on their stock assessment on Tuesday, with trustees indicating another payment may follow. Previously all depositors had been paid on time.
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Birgt National Bank of Eaton
Atoak
Tax Evasion Probe Tactics Considered
Washington officials discussed methods for probing tax evasion as Congress prepares a formal inquiry. Chairman Danghion of North Dakota said the committee would identify wealthy citizens alleged to dodge income taxes, with a public hearing set to begin tomorrow.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Danghion
North Dakota
Congressional
Morgantian
Greeley Man Struck By Thunder Bolt On Farm Ride
Greeley farm owner Otta Johnson, 63, was struck by lightning while riding a cultivator about a mile north of Gilcrest. He sustained burns and exposure injuries but was brought home and remained conscious for hours. fellow worker Allen Crabtree was stunned briefly. Johnson’s condition remained guarded as pneumonia risk loomed but recovery possible.
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Otta Johnson
Greeley
Eighth Avenue
Mr. Johnson
First Baptist Picnic Friday Plans Include Games
The First Baptist Sunday School picnic at Tirat Baptist church is set for Friday June 18. Attendees gather at 10330 with luncheon, baseball, contests, and other games planned. Treasury reports show about a quarter of veterans still hold bonus bonds issued last year.
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Tirat Baptist Church
Islani Graye_ Birk
Hale
Peesay
Treasury Reporta
Talented 11-year-old wins state piano class title
Gaillord Dintlaon of Greenley, son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Hanson of Creoles, captured first in piano Class D at the Colorado State Federation of Music Clubs convention in Colorado Springs this week. Mattson was elected secretary of the Colorado State Junior Federation of Music Clubs and aims for a public concert at the First Baptist church.
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Gaillord
Dintlaon
Greeley
Ang
Arnold Hanson
Colorado Stata
Torado
Mattson
Uta Pirst Tapting
Uno
ET. Fish
Flook Plitig
Weather outlook for three states and local: mild shifts
Colorado shows partly cloudy conditions Wednesday night into Thursday with little temperature change. Wyoming forecasts similar Wednesday night into Thursday with a possible westward temperature variation. Local report notes 24 hour period ending 8 AM Wednesday with high 74 and low 19 and precipitation of .05 inches.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Sharp Decrease in Refined Sugar Deliveries Noted
Washington June 16 The agricultural adjustment administration reported a sharp decline in refined sugar deliveries in May 1937 compared with May 1936. Sugar refiners beat sugar companies and importers reported 60689 tons for direct consumption last month versus 540985 tons in May 1936. Beet factories supplied 10790 tons vs 82929 tons in May 1920, and 168 tons in the two month period this year versus 539093 tons all season.
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Toseocintal Press
Washington
Agricultral Atjustment Administration
Mey
Triple A
Sis
Tung
Tve
Property Owners Warned To Trim Low Hanging Trees
Greeley city council warned property owners Tuesday night to trim branches over sidewalks to keep at least ten feet clearance. The ordinance allows forester to trim or bill owners for costs if branches remain low. Numerous complaints cited wet sidewalks and wormy debris from overhanging limbs. Mayor F M Gospitts announced showers accompanied by a brief storm that caused no major damage in the county.
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Greeley
F. M. Gospitts
First Panel Fails To Produce Jurors For Ashley Trial
Colorado Springs June 16 the fifth panel of prospective veniremen was exhausted without a jury to try Rev Harry A Ashley on charges of slaying his wife Virginia at their ramble parish in January. County coroner J T Goghian summoned a ten person venire into court this afternoon to continue the process. The minister, calm from long confinement, listened as the prosecution questioned men called to the jury and informed them of the death penalty.
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Colorado Springs
Harry A. Ashley
Virginia
Ramab
Céle
Iida
John A. Melly
J. T. Goghian
Pnle
Long Con
State Denies Expense For Medical Mission Travel
The state executive council rejected a $116 expense claim by R Lowa, sanitary engineer, for a four day trip to Washington DC to study industrial hygiene. George M Saunders, secretary of state, cited medical profession opposition to a service tax as a reason for denial.
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Denver
Counel
Servici Ae
R. ¥. Lowa
Washington, D. C
George MH. Saunders
Saunders
Healing Autonomy Chiropractor Aim Echoed in Colorado Move
Five chiropractors filed petitions with Secretary of State George E. Saunders seeking a state constitutional amendment to grant the healing arts self control over members. The proposal would allow licensed practitioners to select their own hospital care and be regulated by their own boards. Some 87,417 signatures are needed to place the proposal before voters in 1933. Officials call it an attempt to circumvent state oversight and favor the healing arts.
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Presa
Denver
Colorado
George E. Saunders
Saunderva
General
Yeller Ammons
Stone Sees Big Lake Diversion Budget Advance
Grand Junetto leader Stone says the Grand Lake Big Thampson water diversion project faces congressional approval and an imminent senate appropriation. House action has approved the plan but no funding yet. Interior Secretary Ickes duties noted. Governor Adams’ representative Brong will supervise plan provisions.
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Caaancinter Preas
Debver
Tuse
Senate
House
Harold Ickes
Brong
Stone
Aremons
Washington
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Gaillerd Mattson
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