Fort Lupton man dies from cyanide poisoning at home
June 16 report details Wyle Midcap of Fort Lupton found dead from cyanide gas at his residence between 7:40 and 8:00 AM. Attempts to revive him, including oxygen and a local mob of responders, failed. Sheriff and coroner opened an investigation.
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Conference highlights call for world mission and faith
At a Colorado Springs Methodist conference nearly 600 delegates heard Bishop Lee urge unity in mission around the world and counter antisemitic rhetoric. The sessions covered social service, education, and plans for ministerial appointments as the gathering runs through Sunday evening.
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Judge Funk 92 Dies Suddenly in Fort Lupton
Fort Lupton June 16 Judge Herman Funk Sr 92 prominent in Fort Lupton passed away suddenly Thursday morning at his son's home after rising and summoning a doctor He had survived an earlier operation and had lived in Fort Lupton since 1900 He and his wife celebrated their golden anniversary in 1934 Surviving are four sons Ovarze Fred John and Herman all of Fort Lupton The body was taken to Lefferdink Funeral Home funeral planned for Monday at the Odd Fellows hall
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Civil Service Board Frees Chas D Vall in Denver
Denver June 15 The Civil Service Board cleared Chas D Vall of four charges of misdemeanor amid a bid to oust him from a $7 600 a year post The panel dismissed most charges brought by Denver broker John Meltoverts and rejected three others The defense asserted the charges were politically motivated Vall said he would appeal if the board did not dismiss him and defended his fitness for the job amid criticism of his opinions and performance
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Medberry Defense Fails to Bar Evidence in Wisconsin Murder Trial
Akron reports that Elaworth Medberry, the Wisconsin hitchhiker, failed to suppress key prosecution photos showing Tom Gray's body and the rural school garage where found. Judge Taylor ruled the pictures admissible, marking the opening morning of the murder trial amid a crowded courtroom.
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Grim discovery at home as infant found in risky skunk scene
The report describes a distressing scene where a 10 week old infant Halifon Fink was found in a risky skunk encounter after Oren Baker, 64, uncovered the body. The Associated Press notes the family is divided amid unclear custody and domestic turmoil.
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Roosevelt Studies New Self Liquidating Lending Plan
Roosevelt outlines a new industrial lending program designed to liquidate projects within the budget, avoiding additional public debt. He considers expanding federal agency financing and possibly creating a new RFC subsidiary to lease or title equipment, arguing government ownership aids railroad receiverships. Police notes list minor traffic penalties from Denver and surrounding areas with several named residents and amounts.
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Appointments Up to Courts in Governor Carr Fight
Denver June 3 The dispute over who may appoint board members and commissions reaches federal and state courts. William Eaton and Danvers attorney say a suit will challenge Secretary Gaundorn’s actions as unlawful usurpations of board posts. The Colorado Supreme Court may take original jurisdiction as district court sets to file.
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Roosevelt Aims Tax Reform for Lower Incomes
President Roosevelt urged broadening the income tax base at a press conference while doubting Congress would act soon. He argued lower salary exemptions should be reduced so more citizens pay taxes, saying current lax rules fail to fund essential government needs.
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Garden City thefts probe ties seven Fort Warren soldiers
Seven Warren soldiers were held for investigation into Garden City thefts including a tire and dome fan, and a cache of gas pumps stolen across Weld County towns Eaton, Greeley and Ault. Roy Sawyer, 23, led the car involved in a related robbery, with other suspects named as J Hoving, Arthur Maxberry, J R Kohat, Glen Fidderth, Paul Yang, and Trueman Wallace.
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House Committee Boosts Relief Cap to Avert Floor Fight
A House subcommittee approved changes to relief measures raising top limits for WPA projects and expanding relief fund allocations. The panel backed a $25,000 cap on WPA building projects and $40,000 on non federal projects, plus amendments restoring oversight to fund these programs. The move aims to limit opposition while preserving key relief provisions and authorizations.
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Gunnison Forest Fire Dims as Winds Subsides
Firefighters report the Gunnison Forest blaze easing as winds dropped, allowing crews to contain the flames that burned over two days. WPA and Civilian Conservation Corps workers joined local crews near Hayden Gulch and Mammoth Mountain to halt spot fires and protect Hayden Gorge and surrounding areas.
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Denver Youths Die In Curve Crash Near Denver
A Denver youth and several others are killed or injured when a car misses a curve while returning to the city from a pilgrimage. The driver, James Utarriapn, 15, and passenger Caley Mancherel, 28, succumbed, while others including 18 year old Taw Bdolew sustained injuries. Police report the car crossed the roadway before a fatal stop near 428 West Seni Aves. The group was traveling from Golden when the crash occurred during a night trip.
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Laska Faces Colorado Bar Hearing Marking First Major Challenge
Laska, from Denver, appears amid a high profile Missouri case as Judge Henry 8 oversees evidence and potential disbarment proceedings. The hearing, held after transfer from Hanvenworth penitentiary, includes testimony from Taska and Mia Deuser Time Association members who allege improper conduct and claim the process railroaded the defender.
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French Sub Is Missing in The Far East
French submarine missing after a dive off Saison in French Indochina. Naval officials in Paris confirmed receipt of the rescue report amid memory of the Seine and Thetis incidents. Families of the crew awaited news as authorities prepared to search and verify the missing submarine’s fate.
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Presbyterians Moderator Will Speak on KPKA Broadcast
The Presbyterian Moderator elect of the United States, Ve. Suan Higgenlatlom, will address the nation in a Sunday morning program on KYRA. His remarks aim to broaden the scope of knowledge and support church education through the assembly and colleges, stressing service to distant communities and the spread of cultural understanding.
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