B Woodcock Injured in Auto Collision at Hudson
Greeley attorney and Democratic county central committee chairman Banjawly Woodcock was injured in a Wednesday crash near Hudson when his car collided head on with a vehicle carrying the Gianokos family from Chicago. Mrs Gianokos suffered a possible fracture, her husband had cuts, and Woodcock sustained head and body bruises.
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Banjawly
Woodcockk
Hudson
Mr. Woodcock
John A Weaver Jr
Weaver
Woodcock
Henrylyn Offieg
Science educators conference at College of Education
Science educators will attend a two day conference at the College of Education this Friday and Saturday under the direction of Dr. F C Joan director of sciences. The activities include a dinner hosted Friday evening at 6 30 at the faculty club.
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College of Aducation
F. C. Joan
Thursday Hottest Day in Greeley This Year
Greeley recorded a new high as Thursday reached about 100 degrees after 1 p.m., surpassing the previous 98. A separate incident saw a police patrol car struck at Eighth Avenue and Eighth Street, causing minor damage but no injuries. The Buick driver, Mrs. Ti. L. Norris of Fort Collins, offered to pay damages.
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Greeley
Angar
Eighth Avenue
Eighth Street
Vern Glaus
Harold Barger
Laurie County
Mra
Ti. L. Norris
Rt. 1
Box
Fort Golling
Greeley Club Faces Denied Liquor License Decision
County commissioners told Greeley Country Club officers they would deny the club's liquor by the drink license request unless withdrawn. A group of 16 members argued for a definite decision, contending the private club status and policy differ from broader Greeley area rules.
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Greeley Country Club
Ft Jeu
Greeley
Reclamation Bill Passed by Senate for West States
Washington June 13 The senate approved 41 million dollars for reclamation projects in eight western states with amendments to the interior department bill and sent the measure to the White House for presidential approval. The Grand Valley project in Colorado is listed at 1,006,100 dollars.
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Washington
Senate
Interior Department
White House
Grand Valley
Colorado
Mide
Congress Ends Action on Deficiency Bill
Washington reports Congress finished action on the 2.8759 billion deficiency appropriation bill and sent it to the White House. The relief measure totaling 1.426 billion was approved after erasing a ship canal revival amendment. Senate approved the conference report with little debate, leaving only the tax bill to block adjournment. Senator Adams urged receding on the ship canal amendment to avoid delaying adjournment.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Senate
Blorida Ship Canal
Adame
Colorado
Heart of
Adams
House
WPA Leaders Must Listen to the Radio
Denver June 18 WPA administrator Paul D. Shriver announced mandatory Washington orders for all WPA personnel to listen to a Saturday afternoon broadcast from WPA headquarters. The program on KOA Denver at 2:30 p m Mountain Standard Time will feature Harry Hopkins answering questions from representatives of groups affected by or interested in WPA employment plans.
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Denver
Paul D. Shriver
WPA
Washington
Staten
KOA
Mgountain
Harry J. Hopkins
Iim
Raprer
Weld May Borrow Denver Auto Tags Due to Increases
Weld County drivers may need to use Denver county license plates before year end if plate demand continues. County Clerk Morrison noted 1995 plate issuance reached 16,205 passenger cars with 2,681 tags already rushed. only 800 plates remain and no more will be produced.
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Denver County
Walter 7. Morrison
C.H. Gunn
Morison
House Sends Sugar Quotas To Roosevelt
Washington June 17 The House approved a resolution to extend the Jones Costigan sugar quota system for a year. Senate had approved a reform bill removing 2 billion dollar AAA payments after Supreme Court invalidation. Debate warned of fights over shares for sugar and cane areas and overseas producers in upcoming session.
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Protas
Washington
House
White House
Supreme Court
Senate
Jones
Texas
Agricultural Committee
Hawaii
Porto Tico
Uie
Philippines
Virgin Islands
Guba
Supreme Courts
Ten Thousand Dollars Damage in Sunday Derailment
Fort Collins seeks details after a seven car derailment on a 41 car Colorado and Southern freight train. The $10,000 damage estimate followed an investigation begun Wednesday. service between Fort Collins and Cheyenne was to resume Monday night. The axle failure on the seventeenth car caused the derailment.
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Fort Colina
Colorado and Southern
Novibenss
Fort Collins
Cheyenne
Cvan
Anaxig
Sugar Consumption Falls in May 1936 Report
New York June 18 sugar consumption in May measured by distribution was 604,986 long tons raw value, against 509,580 in May 1943. For the five months domestic consumption totaled 2,535,493 tons versus 2,567,848 for the same period in 1936, per H W Dyer Co trade brokers preliminary survey.
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New York
H.W. Dyer & Co
Domenstic
Strikers Fire on Factory of Electric Firm
Striking workers at Becker and Black Electric Company in Kent Ohio fired on their plant for nearly four hours wounding at least five men. Police estimate 100 to 150 strikers involved. authorities issued warrants for two leaders. A tear gas barrage accompanied a later rush by unarmed guards and moving vans as the gate area was breached.
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Associated’ Press
Kent
Ohio
Watfilak Anli
Bateen
Grayford
P. Keore
Etrlord
Simpson Returns from Washington to Colorado
HL H. Simpson, Western fluid representative for the sugar production aid program, is back at Greeley headquarters after a three week stay in Washington, D.C. He met with officials on administration of the soil conservation program affecting 13 western states and will tour county agents in Colorado, Kansas, and North Dakota before heading to the Western Slaps region to discuss development and duties with agents.
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HL H. Simpson
Western Fluid
Greeley
Washington, D. C
Simpreon
Old County
Au Beet
Front Calorade Woot
Alao
Kansas
North Dakota
Blmpgon
Washington
Gresley
Tribune Invites Alf Landon to Greeley Spud Rodeo
The Greeley Daily Tribune wires Governor Alf M Landon inviting him and party to attend the July Fourth Greeley Spud Rodeo at Bates Park ranch area in Northern Colorado. The note notes the rodeo is the region's biggest celebration with about 20 000 guests expected.
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Greeley Daily Tribune Today
Alf M. Landon
Capublican
Greglely
Cola
Alfred M. Landon
Topeka
Kansas
Tribune
Greeley
Bates -Park Ranch
Colorado
Parade Prize List Up 3100 for Greeley Fourth
The 1936 Fourth of July parade in downtown Greeley, tied to the Greeley Spud Rodeo, features raised prizes totaling 370 dollars with no entry fee. Reece Wilkinson, parade committee chair, invites outside towns and groups, with seven sections dominated by local Greeley organizations and commerce.
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Tor. Gresley
Ura
Elasson
Grealey
Music Faculty Recital Tonight at Ghuted Hall
The Faculty of the division will present a recital Thursday night at 7 o clock in Ghuted hall. Featured artists include J Elbert Chadwick pianst, Lean King, Arthur W. Henderson plantot, J Adlon Grubb tenor, and Henry Trustman Clyburg violinist.
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Nvaste Af Cottama
Ceoulght
Ghuted Hall
Thoas
Elbert Chadwick
Pliaiat
Lean King
Arthur W. Hendersott
Plantot
Adlon Grubb
Henry ‘Trustman
Clyburg
Viollilat
Governor orders probe of Industrial School
Governor K C Johnson ordered an immediate investigation of the state Industrial School at Fort Collins after inmate escapes and alleged murder and assault tied to two youths, Wilbur S. McGuire and Robert Oliver. A visiting committee led by Father John R. Mulroy will probe conditions and governance, amid broader criticism of the school.
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Denver
K. C. Johnwar Ieday
al Gulstol
Samson
Tey
John R. Mulroy
Denyer
Schoel
Bids Open on St Vrain Road Oiling Projects
Denver reports bids were asked by the federal Bureau of Public Roads for two oiling projects on St Vrain Road between Lyons and Boulder. District Engineer A Elliott expects completion within two months. One project covers 14.73 miles from Raymond to Lyons with light surface, the other 7.524 miles from Longs Peak village north to Rates Bar.
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Tha
South St. Vrain
Lyons
Boulder
Carimer
Counlisa
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Onco
Andy. A. Elliott
Bureau
Ong
Nist
Raymond|orst
Rates
Bari
Eden Predicts End to Sanctions Amid Britain's Aid Pledge
London June 18 The Commons erupts as Foreign Secretary Eden says Great Britain will lend a way for the Allied nations to lift penalties tied to Italy while Neville Chamberlain notes the government has agreed in principle to a broader policy.
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Wresey
London
Jane
Lin House of Commons
Anthony Eden
Graat Tritain
Lend & Waye
Jengie
Nillon Sana Llores
Italy
Jung
Nevilla Chamber- Uatu
Vice Magnate Receives Long Prison Sentence
New York June 18 Charles Buckly Luviano head of a vice syndicate with a 12 million dollar annual income was sentenced to 80 to 60 years in prison. Lieutenants convicted on counts of an indictment including compulsory prostitution were also sentenced to lengthy terms.
Registration Surpasses One Thousand Eight Hundred Forty
A local education department reports 184 percent registration growth reaching 1,840 on Thursday for the nearby school district.
Greeley Vets Spend Bonus Money Wisely on Goals
About 400 members of the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps plan to save 25 of their bonus money for a September trip to the Cleveland National convention and for corps participation in the national competition. Veterans report using funds to pay mortgages, debts, and deferred vacations while others plan modest purchases, with some purposely framing checks and sharing anecdotes of thrift and differing needs.
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Creeley
S Uch
American Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps
Claveland
Legon Post
Victor Condlin
Kaperon, Gonzales
Grealay
Manuel Costalles
Windgor
jMidlara ‘Hewitt
Greelay
Will C. Wet
Schriver
Trank Dodke
A. Eldred
Jontisas
French Strike Threatens U S Patients At Paris Hospital
In Paris on June 18, the U S ambassador appealed for police help as striking workers at an American hospital halted care for 85 Americans. Officials noted a formal occupational strike could not be tolerated and urged evacuation of the workers.
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Paris
Polre
Americas
Ambaszador Jensen Rador Strauss
Fien
Nevélly-sur-Setia
Stauss
Patrol Officers Take Cases Before Justices
Casey taken into Justice court Wednesday by deblet courtesy patrol officers follow Troy Alligott ult fined 35 and costs by Justles G Muglish of Greeley for roukleas driving John Allson Ault fined 5 dollars and costs for driving without proper lights Lester Todd of Brighton fined 5 dollars and costs by Justice Charles Tundien of Port Lepton for speeding Otto S. Anderson of Hudson fined 5 dollars and costs for driving without licenses Anderson was arrested on a warrant
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Justice Court
Deblet
Troy Alligott
Ult
Justles
G. Muglish
Greeley
Roukleas
John, Allson
Ault
English
Lester Todd
Brighton
Charles Tundien
Port Lepton
Otto
Anderson
Hudson
Fdiluva Lo Answar
Quint Mons
Bo Ucohso
Wattenburg Assault Case Postponed to July 8
The assault and battery trial involving R. B. Burkhardt and eight Wattenburg Pleay Valley school district patrons was postponed on defense request by Louis B. Reed. Burkhardt alleges May 4 school election activists aided by Thornton Norden and others assaulted him. Governor Landon campaigns shift as leaders head east for funds and speeches. National convention chairmen prepare to launch campaign drives in New York.
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R. B. Burkhardt
Pleayant Valley
Wattenburg
Vincent, Thornton
Wwin Thornton
Maggie
Norden
Marianne
Den
Topeka
Alf Landon
Landon
Frank Knox Bia Tuminus Mué
Solu Hamilton
New York
Colorado Welcomes Landon Ahead Of Vacation Arrival
In Denver on June 18 the Colorado Republican Party invited Governor Landon of Kansas to plan a peaceful Colorado vacation. Landon will arrive Thursday morning with his family en route to McGraw Ranch Bates Park. Phipps Sr. urged public appearances but Landon prefers no speeches before formal nomination.
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Denver
Colorado
Alex M. Landon
Kansas
McGraw Ranch
Bates Park
Lawrences, Phipps Sr
Landon
Topeka
Gandon
Phipps
London
Healey Declares Candidacy for Weld County Judge
Arthur W. Healey, attorney, announced he will seek the Weld County Judge seat. In a letter to Charles Swial, county Republican chairman, he states his candidacy is subject to approval by the Weld County Republican Assembly and voters at the primary election.
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Eley Attoreney
Weednesday
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