Politicians Weigh History of Seventy Fifth Congress
Washington observers debate how the seventy fifth Congress will be remembered. Predictions span end of a spending spree to potential shifts in party alignments and the fate of the New Deal era. Reporter's survey captures hopes for reform versus fears of dictatorship, with many views on permanent policy changes and political realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miybe
Roosevelt
LaVollette
Weime
Thos
Supreme Court
Roose
Seventyun Congress
AAA
NRA
Ara
Ascii
Weld County Beet Benefit Signups Begin Today
Weld County joins a state beet benefit program with more than one million dollars in 1937 Senetit payments for 2042 growers. Signups run 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. through June 30 with offices at Keenesburg Sev erance and Windsor Johnstown. Local committees, led by Carl Gordon, J Shakiee, and George Brown, coordinate applications and training at Loveland county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
Sevarance
Keenesburg
Carl Gordon
Country Agricultural Conservation Committee
Lre Court House
Miers
Shakiee
George Brown
Keehsburg
Marty Clark
Gordon
Auction seats collapse injure crowd at Topeka horse sale
A crowd at a Topeka auction sale of prize winning horses was injured when wooden seats collapsed in a tent. George Moore owned the horse cycle. hundreds from the Midwest attended the sale with 34 horses offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Associated
Topela
Kay
Jersoux
George Moore
Topeka
Middis West
Woodring Approves Spending on Caddew Reservoir Project
Secretary of War Harry H. Woodring authorized 180000 for preliminary work on the Caddew reservoir project on the Arkansas River in Colorado and 3400000 for Conchas dam and reservoir in New Mexico under the war department civil functions bill totaling 220987000. President Roosevelt signed the measure, enabling allocations to carry out war department projects. The allocations include 60746866 for general flood control under the civil functions bill, supplementing a prior 2708980 for other infrastructure work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry EH. Woodring
Gia Caddew
Arkansas
War Department
Police Court Fines Levied Here Thursdays
Police court fines listed for Thursday include Roger Wya iin at 1008 Sixth Avenue $11.50 for a drink charge Dave Willnagick of Chicago $101.50 for vagrancy James Harlow 1603 Seventh Street $0.50 for wickinss Grivitg Mel Bedinger 1940 Ninth Avenue $11.50 for speeding Donald Wiley 1280 Elizabeth Street Denver $4.60 for speeding Charley TH. Newding Windsor $3.50 for driving through a stop sign Reckless driving case at Tibern Schnorr 426 Eleventh Street was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Wyaiin
Sixth Avenue
Dave Willnagick
Chicago
James Harlow
Seventh Street
Mel Bedinger
Ninth Avenus
Donald Wiley
Elizabeth Street
Denver
Charley TH. Newding
Windsor
Tibern Schnorr
Eleventh Street
Roosevelt speech sparks public cheer as session adjourns
A rallying tone filled the chamber after a remaris to the whole house drew a gigantic cheer. The session adjourned at 7:08. Roosevelt’s message praised the body for constructive legislation benefiting the people, while noting ongoing debate and continued coverage on Page 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Amerion
Houe of Representatives
Roosevelt Sands
Roosevelt
Three Convicted Officers Post Good Behavior Bonds
Denver June 17 three men convicted of eavesdropping by listening in and recording a microphone conversation in the governor's attic complied with a district court sentence by posting bonds totaling 1000 for good behavior. Bond signers include attorney El I Elia suspended for part in the case and investigators Jack Gilmore and Walden Sweet. The defendants previously faced possible appeals to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taswaniated Presa
Denver
Mre
Fovanor Animans
Usting
el I. Elia
Hig
Jack Gilmore
Tiyate
Walden KE. Sweet— Aplready
Supreme Court
John A. Carroll
Stanley If. Johnson
Wonard F. Clifford
Johnson
Clifford
Wis, Gilmore
Sweet
Joseph J. Walsh
Bill
Attica
Las Animas County Officials Sentenced for Embezzlement
Former Las Animas county clerk Trinklad and commissioner aide W. Medlen received prison terms of five to seven years and two to five years respectively for embezzlement and larceny linked to county road funds. Judge Joan Bast overruled a new trial motion. both subjects plan appeals to the state supreme court amid a wide grand jury probe and a wave of indictments across six men and resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinklad
W. Medlen
Tly Las Animas
State Supreme Court
Medran
Scott
Greeley Fort Collins K of P K of Will Picnic
The Greeley and Fort Collins Knights of Columbus will hold their annual basket picnic Sunday June 29 at Wart Collings Municipal Park near the Poudre River. Activities include sports for all attendees and a Feeble Stock Rally coverage notes a slight market fade with about 350,000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Knighte of
Columbine
Port Collis Anights
Wart Collings
Fort Collins
Associated Irena
New York
Fire at Claverleat Greeley Flea Department
Firefighters raced to Clavartent dolry at 7 24 p m Thursday when a tar net heated by a gasoline burner ignited. Smoke caused some damage in a rear room while insulation work in a cooling room proceeded. No major smoke intrusion reported into the creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Jsmoke
Paritly Cloudy Weather With Showers in Montana
Paritly cloudy Friday night and Saturday with scattered thundershowers east and north Saturday. Frigid Lemper Atine reported in Montana as partly cloudy Friday and Saturday. Local forecast for 24 hours ends Friday at 1 a.m. Highs reach 86 degrees and low 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemper Atine
Montana
Roosevelt Signs Bill Exempts Land Owners From Reclamation Rules
President Roosevelt signs an act exempting landowners who benefit from the Colorado-Dig Thompson project from excess land provisions of the Reclamation Act. The law previously limited land withdrawal to 160 acres per individual in reclamation areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
White Houses
Austrian Baron Held for Ransom In Vienna
London reports Baron Lois de Rothschild held in Vienna for ransom, about ten thousand dollars, with negotiations under way for his release. Nazis claim a claim against Credit Anhalt bank, of which he once was president, as context. German authorities tighten control as raids hit Jewish cafes, homes, and businesses amid rising anti Jewish pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avovoin bin Brash
London
Nayzl
Wolding
Lois de Rothschle
Vienna
Germany
Austria
Credit Analalt Bank
Roosevelt admits wedding plans amid siege of women
John Roosevelt, worn by the task of arranging his Nahant affair this Saturday, confesses to a horde of women that he is besieged by them. The Roosevelts including Franklin, Eleanor, and Sarah Delano Roosevelt are gathering for the wedding preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roosevelt
Nahant
Mass
Roosevelt
Papa Franklin
Mama Eleanor
Grandma Sarah Delano Roosevelt
Postal Substation Opposite Campus at College Place
A Grealey post office substation has been installed opposite the campus at College Place on Sixteenth Street to serve Colorado State College of Education students and Campo area residents. Money orders, reglement orders, and insurance orders are available, with mall collections daily at 9, 2, and 6 p.m. each afternoon. mornings at 6249. Summer college folk are invited to use this service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado State College of Education
Campo
Grealey
College Place
Sixtenth Street
Roosevelt Clan Gathers for John's Wedding
The Roosevelt family gathers in Nahant for the wedding of John Roosevelt to Anne Lindsay Clark. The president and first lady lead a high profile visit with plans including a rehearsal and arrival from Washington via air and train. Hundreds greet the president as the party settles near Trimington and Nahant. Townsend No One to Meet Tuesday evening in Yar Hall invites all members to attend at 7:80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grooley
Mary Frances Witwer
Margate Edwards
Denver
Charter Galland
Ed Foyurecht
Chamber of Commerce
Greeley
Bolstock
Associated Press
Nahant
Mays
Roosevelt
Nawant
Alten
John
Old Town
Potomac
Washington
Anne Lindsay
Clark
Boston
Linit
Byteron
Eliott
John Tsettiger
Trimington
Janes
Franklin D. Roosevel, Sr
Ethel DuPont
Dassachusetts
Ater
New York
Anne
Townsend
Townsend Club
Yar, Wi
Unemployment Aid Reaches 18 Billions
Washington June 17 the amount of unemployment relief and public works funding now totals about 18 billion dollars with 4.1 million workers expected to gain or extend employment. Congress acted just before adjournment to place the 5.75 billion dollar addition on the statute books, while WPA and PWA plan immediate project allotments upon presidential signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
WPA
PWA
EWA
Roosevelt
Garden City May Have Successor Across the Road
Garden City may get a successor town on the south edge of Greeley to capture Hyder revenue now flowing to Evans. C D McFetridge, owner on South Wighth Avenue opposite Garden City, is exploring the plan as a court case nears a decision. The Goloraée court may sustain the district court ruling that Garden City’s incorporation is invalid, with a ruling expected soon. Evans liquor stores and beer prices have risen since Garden City’s incorporation was dissolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Evans
C.D. McFetridge
South Wighth Avenue
Garden City
Nals
Evansiquor
Polite
Cardoen City Incorporation
Actite Liquor
Lese
Bremen Denies Paying Austrian Debt in 1910s Debate
Bremen reports that economy minister Walther Pituk states Germany is not bound to acknowledge debts of annexed Austria or Abau, citing international law and constitutional grounds. The stance follows recent arguments over debt obligations tied to territorial changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Germany
Walther Pituk
Thorsday
Anserlo
Young millionaire tied in triple marriage and divorce record
James McDonald III, a 24 year old from San Mateo and Boise, became a nationally noted case after marrying and divorcing three times in rapid succession. He wed Dorlé Marie Cunningham in Reno then quickly divorced. his third wife is Juno GC. Kerns of Cassel, California. The sequence began with his first divorce from Alicia in Reno yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Carson Gley
Nevy
James McDonald Ili
San Mateo
Calif
Boise
Ida
Reco
McDonald
Juno GC. Kerns
Cassel
Alicia
Reno
Dorlé Marie Cunningham
James McDonald IV
California
Graduate School Enrollment Expected to Reach 1500
Graduate school enrollment figures showed a possible 1560 students for the summer term with 679 completing registration by 1:30 PM and undergraduate enrollment also rising. Registration in Gunter Hall opened at 8 AM as officials noted changes in the recording system and a large influx of students from Western states and neighboring regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makuts
Aif Iult
Apinla
Gunter Hall
Minny Lincs
Cay
Atone
Texita
Oklahoia
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Avenuy Y Deving
Tenth Avenue
Werk
Broly, Shetzault Alter
Nineteenth Street
Second Miner Near Death in Accident
Lafayette Colo June 16 A second miner in the Columbine mine east of Lafayette remained in critical condition at St Luke's hospital Denver after a rock slide overnight. Louis Assum 4 of Lafayette and Hodson were working the night shift widening a passage when the slide occurred. Hodson is unconscious with a crushed chest possible broken back fractures of an arm and a leg and other injuries. The mine operated by Rocky Mountain Fuel Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Cole
Dan Bodson
Oly
Louisville
Colo
SL Luke's Hospital
Denver
Louie Assum
Lafayette
Columbine Thee
Hodson
Rocky Bountain Fuel Company
Two Greeley Drivers Licenses Suspended
Denver June 17 Secretary of State George E Saunders announced suspension of two real state licenses and revocation of another The two suspended were held by L L Hackley and William J Simms of Gresley Both were suspended to Oct 1 this year A license held by Herbert Curtis Joyner of Denver was revoked All three actions followed hearings on charges of abuse of license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
George E. Saunders
L. Hackley
William J. Simms
Gresley
Herbert Curtis Joyner
Sabuders
Woman at Mailbox Brings Fire Wagons to Aid Letter
Denver reports six pieces of fire equipment responded to assist a winded woman mail a letter stuck in an alarm box near a mailbox. An embarrassed driver fled as authorities found the letter. A horse fatality was noted in another incident near the Platte River bridge west of Greeley. District court records include a statutory charge against Howry Urpack of Rage Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Adolph Tar- 260
Platte River Bridge
Greeley
J. F. Blebigow
Orchard
Davidge
Istehlson
Mihot Alel
Colt Priday
Howry Urpack
Rage Town
Tae Fanily
Ree Hue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Januery
Senaté
Minton
Indiana
Senate
House
Muuch
O'Connor
Rep
Ancll
Shell
Bankiend
Voukhead Prajesd Snell
Woodring
Mike Case
Carroll
Donald Clifford
Las Animas Co
Claverleat
Berlin
Carmuny
Decres
We Aa Con
Barlin
Beane
Tashlongbla West End
Jowleh
Herman Wilhelm Goering
Young Millionaire
Two Greeley
Wdenyer
Dutter
Yeultiye
Beni
Steal
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!