Labor Federation Declares War on CIO in Colorado
The forty-sixth annual Colorado labor federation convention in Greeley condemned raids by CIO factions on A F of L locals and backed the P of L in its Minneapolis dispute. President Trayfehl and Secretary Brownlow urged offensive action to defend union rights, while attacks targeted Thurman Arnold and efforts to undermine the Teamsters.
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Labor Federation
CIO
Thurman Arnold
Perkins
Colorado Blaze Federation of the Bar
A. B. of L
Greeley
Oltbery
P. of L
Minneapolis
Colorado Federation
Charagl
Lon
Braylel
James W. Brownlow
Jasetala
Brawniow
Brownlor
Milo
Sen Voorheus
Meaver
Teameter's
International
CiOral
Minneapo Us
Ima
James Shirley
Denver
Orea Feieration
Teasers Union
Minneapolis Focold
A. F. of L
Daniel J. "Vobla
Teamsters International
United States
Prom
Abur
Pro
Child Drowns in Gravel Pit Near Denver
A water-filled gravel pit claimed the life of 10 year old George Caldwell during a rescue attempt by 13 year old George Fisher. Both boys swam in the pit when Caldwell cried for help and disappeared beneath the surface despite efforts to save him.
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Denver
George
Fisher
George Caldwell
Caldwell
Hughes To Exchange Pulpits With Denver Minister
The Rev. C Fosberg Hughes of Tark Congregational church will exchange pulpits Sunday June 22 with the Rev Raymond Waser of the Firab rival path church in Denver. Waser studied at Wesleyan University and Hartford Seminary earning a fellowship. He has served a four year pastorate at Oplleys church in Amherst Connecticut and five years at Mad church in Denver. He is regarded as one of the outstanding young ministers in New England.
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C. Fosberg Hughes
Tark Congregational Church
Ray’mond
Waser
Firab
Path Church
Dever
Weslayan University
Connecticut
Hartford Seminary
Alrowd
Athor
Oplleys Church
Amherst
Conn
Hong
Denver
New England
Kiwanis International elects new officers
Dorley heads Kiwanis association with Dr Charles B Holman among officers. Charles Donley 65 of Pittsburgh named president. Fred G. Peaister of London Ontario and Donald Nico of Oakland are elected vice presidents. Election results announced today after yesterday’s vote.
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Associated, Regs
Alinta
Charles 3. Donley
Pittsburgh Transport Mon
Kiwanis
Charles B. Holman
Ebst
Louts
Fred G. peAister
London
Ont
Canada
Donald
Nico
Oakland
Calif
House Group Approves New Income Tax Double Present, Would Boost Corporate Tax
Washington June 13 The house ways and means committee tentatively approved drastic increases in personal income surtaxes and tighter excess profits taxes to raise about 2.48 billion dollars. The plan would nearly double the tax bill for many filers and introduce a top surtax near 90 percent for upper incomes, plus a 10 percent excess profits levy on war contract gains. The measure also outlines a 4 percent normal tax with a 6 percent bottom surtax plus a 0.5 percent additional supertax, and proposes a 10 percent excess profits tax. President Roosevelt was reported ready to ask Congress for statutory price control authority to strengthen national defense and inflation safeguards.
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Associated Brees
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Chateman Boughton
D. N.C
Hull
Doughton
Treasury
Dongstan
Roosevelt
Congress
FAO
Wrica
Sste
Loon
Henderson
Greeley clash over kangaroo court rodeo project critique
Citizen quotes from KR Colpius and LH Vanderhoof highlight backing and opposition to a local Kangaroo Court style plan tied to a benefit rodeo for Greeley and nearby trade areas. Officials dispute details while public support appears divided.
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Chamber of Commerce
Greeley
Ashind
Colpius
Sanything
Dutch Funds Freeze Prompts $15,000 Settlement Here
In a Wheeled County case the freeze of Dutch funds totaling $15,000 was lifted, tying to the estate of Matonals of occupiet nations and the ongoing estate administration of Mrs Bertha Westerl k, who was killed in an auto crash near Loveland. Her estate amounts to $40,403.55, including jewelry business proceeds and transfers to Holland heirs, with five heirs in Holland and one in Colorado. The estate of the late W. A. Wester remains open as of this week with $3,937 undistributed funds, pending further action by County Judge Benjamin A. Watcock and local officials.
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Well
Nox
Germany
Bresslerd Rouuvyctt
Bertha Westerlk
New Loveland
Greeley
Vetta Ty Hollané
Coulis Aider Fullu-Freezhig
Oriaru
Rather Die on Our Feet Then Live on Knees
A fragment quotes F D at Marvard declaring a preference to die for freedom over living in subjugation. The message, read in response to a citation from Oxford and Lord Halifax, links to an honorary degree context at Tramvand University and President Roosevelt’s remarks on liberty and resistance.
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F. D
Marvard
Cansidgs
Mass
Oxford University
Tramvand University
Pudlent Yard
Roosevelt
Lord Halifax
Oxford
Funeral services for Harry Owlettt Alford
Funeral services for Harry Owlettt Alford 72 former county commissioner were to be held Friday at the Presbyterian church in Sterling after his death Thursday evening from a heart attack at the Alford home.
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Associated Preaas Sterling
Jne
Harry Owlettt Alford
Abdebfot of
Potter
Iualorss
Ie Presbyteriay
Eiufed
Sterling
Alford Jame
Car Crash Damages Heavy at Southwest Weld Intersection
At 9:25 p.m. Wednesday a car driven by Paul Burguer of Longmont collided with a semitruck trailer unit driven by Terame Thralls of Denver at the Puritan corner of Highways 136 and Southwest World. Burguer blamed brakes failure, the car damage was $200 and the truck cargo van spilled. Burguer cited for careless driving. Thralls fined for inspection law violation.
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vobtcJes
Plan Allel
Puritan Corner
Wold
Paul Tt. Burguer
Longmont
Terame T. Thralls
Denver
Durgner
Rargner
Namaga
North Weld Draft Quota Set at 25 for July 9
The North Weld draft board will be required to furnish 25 men for army induction on July 9. Idloyd Eldred, clerk to the board, reports 17 volunteers are currently qualified, with others likely to qualify and be called to meet the quota.
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North Weld
Drafh
Idloyd Eldred
Tle
Eldred
Quadruplet birth at Roxhorn raises local hopes
In Roxhorn North Carolina on June 18 a quadruplet birth dated yesterday brought seven allowance stories of a newborn Indian couple who resided in the High Plains community. The four girls named in the report were reported alive this afternoon with a total of 161 miles mentioned as part of the narrative.
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Roxhorn
N.C
Fan
High Plains
Amber Traffic Lights Cause Multiple Collisions
Amber signal confusion led to three crashes at Ninth Street and Eleventh Avenue at 7 49 a m Thursday. Victor Stoops of 1309 Fourteenth Street and Maurice C Polley of Milliken shared $20 in damages. The report also mentions a Denver war department notice listing Eugene R McEwen of Greeley for officer appointment questions.
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Amber Cguiian Ongat
Ninth Strove
Eleventh Avenue
Victor Stoops
Fourteenth Street
Maurice C. Polley
Millikex
McEwen
Denver
War Department
Flood Stage Reached as Missouri River Overflows Near Nebraska City
The Missouri River topped flood stage at Nebraska City and began flooding bottomlands near Iown, with workmen erecting dikes to check the flow. A photograph shows the effort in the foreground.
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Missouri
Nebraska City
A.P
Europe Rings With Alarms of New Wars
Global tension rises as Finland mobilizes and German actions threaten, with reports of rapid civilian disruption in Helsinki. Soviet border fears and unease over potential invasions mix with Allied responses and shifting diplomatic moves across Europe.
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Europe
U S Must Match Security Dictator States Warn World Rotary
Associated press report notes warnings that the United States must match security measures of dictatorial nations to preserve freedom. Robertson and Rilea WW. Doe urged employers to back relations with images, while European dictators pursue mass production and health care gains with less freedom. Jacobson urged Lions defense support at a Colorado gathering in Conu June 19.
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United States
Atliga
Robertson
Rotary Tnternatronal
Rilea
Doe
Oakland
Galil
Enimages
Thobertson
Tullyiinl
Europe
Asia
New Yorker
Totg
Atepa
Jacobson
Lions Fetes Park
Conu
Ute Lions Club
Harry Jacobson
Greeley
Colorado Lions Club
Sarobson
Colorado
Commission Firms Charged With Fixing Sheep Prices
A federal grand jury returned indictments charging twelve companies and individuals with conspiring to fix sheep prices in the meat industry. Named defendants include Armour & Co, Swift & Co, Wilson & Co, and other meat packers and officials. The case, before Judge John P. Larned, outlines alleged conspiracies linked to the midaction market.
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Cileaga
Anthteunt Setividea
John P. Larned
Naliondlassdelalion We Meat Packers
Armour & Co
Bwitt & Cot Wilson & Co
Sheen
Wiliam PL
Moula
Walter A. Melseh
Aninove & Co
John Holmes
Swift & Co
Thomas EB. Wilson
Wison & Co
Charles Tautioad
Wilson & Co
Aubrey Wiliams
Eastern Packers
Baseball Today American League and National League Scores
Recap of contemporary baseball results across American and National Leagues with team scores, pitcher and player notes, including Chicago New York Cleveland Philadelphia Boston Washington St Louis and Brooklyn games, line scores and notable performances.
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Chicago
New York
E. Smith
Rosy
Breuer
Roar
Cleveland
Philadelphe
Ragby
Bemslay
Beekman
Hadley
Hacrla
Mayes
Wagner
Deiroty
Hoston
Kidgwa
Thames
Glebell
Tebbetts
Carsten
Newsome
Fyttit
St. Lowa
Washington
Galehouse and Ferrell
Caster J
Swift
Pitsbuesth
Schumacher
R. Bowman
Brown
Danning
Gavning
Einzelmank
Kilmer
Raynt
Lopes
Brooklyn
Highland Fenwks
Pagseau
Anecullough
Paladelphy
St. Long
Jolnon
Warren
Gumbert
Munonso
Homa
Higelos
Met
Icem
Moore
Pletchor
DiAngelo
NY Amn
Deterdvea
Mullin
Tenjamin
Net Phay
Dahigren
Nat Chi
Senate Cool Toward Arming Merchantmen
Washington, June 9. The Senate showed little support for arming American merchant ships amid fears it could invite Axis attacks. Lawmakers cited President Roosevelt's pledge to pursue readiness while opposing a rapid move now. Details followed the torpedoing of the Robbly Move and related war developments.
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Washington
Senate
lsUnet
Measevelt
United Stotra
Roosevelt
Robbliy
Mercury Hits 94 Wednesday Weather Report
The report shows a hot midweek with a high of 94 degrees and a cooler afternoon. Another line notes a 84 degree reading for the mercury, while the morning low hovered around 53 degrees.
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Mercury
Gripley
Lowes
Chapman In Estes Bates Park Visit Sparks Officials Snoot
Oscar Crispmay, assistant secretary of the Interior, served yesterday in Estes Park, Colorado, on a two day vacation visit. Chapman's presence drew interest from local officials during the trip.
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Bates Park
Colo
Jana
Oscar Crispmay
Sssistant Aetcretary of the iNterior
Beaver Poaching Ring Is Broken In Northern Colorado
Chief Game Warden John Tart announced the beaver poaching ring was broken. About 46 men were involved, with thousands of pelts seized. Adna Arnold, a former trapper, faced district court for possession of beaver pelts and was fined $100. Federal grand jury indictments linked several suspects to the operation. Pelts valued at about $200 each were recovered, including 43 pelts found in Arnold's possession.
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Gregold Mintoy Daya
Old West
John Tart
Colorado
Wyoming
Adna Arnold
Hand
Cole
Assignme and Fish Commission
Arnold
Gwilly
Hitler Orders U. S. Consulates Must be Closed by July
Berlin reports formal orders to close American consulates and related offices in multiple countries by July 15. The move is retaliation for actions against German interests, affecting American consulates, travel agencies, and information services. The U S government demands closure of these posts and related agencies in listed territories.
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Hitler
U. S
Anscoernied Pris
Berlin
Germany
Norway
Molland
Helgion
Luxembourg
France
Serbia
Greece
Unites Charge D'Affaires
Kind
Gellon Nyateel Goringay
Toogevell
Ordeal Clasius
Blaleagh
Uneman Wyrney
Informatiog
de Wathway
Trassocnan
Germ
Uidersecret
United States
Lotand Morris
Nde Agaiter
Anerluin Express Company
Mullan
Moi
Maly
Europe
Talia Covninent
American Express
United Sites
Hay Seven
Italy
Congressional Directory
Grand Lake Tunnel Nears Completion Ahead of Schedule
Reclamation Commissioner John C. Page reports the Grand Lake to Thompson power and irrigation tunnel may finish in five years, not seven. Supervising engineer WH Mowell notes east portal progress, with daily boring rates between 3 and 5 feet, as construction advances from Grand Lake to Jesper Park in Colorado.
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Washington
Dude
John C. Page
Freleer
Whatia
Thompson
Payne
Cleres
Mowell
Ling Beer
West Portal
Grand Lake Toster Park
Colorado
Tig Thompson Power and Irrigation Development
Colovark Lorne Tani
Magazine Salesman Held for Forgery
Lvte G Notley aged 32 from Santa Ana faced investigation over a forged $20 check linked to a magazine sales operation. Hunter testified Notley admitted issuing a worthless check as part of a scheme tied to an Airvelay contact, while Obert B Fortep, 22, of Colorado Springs was also detained in the inquiry.
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Notley
Santa Ana
Tutt
Way
Airy Jol
C. C. Upp
Airvelay
Chict
Valles
Hunter Sai Notley
Chien Hunter
Willis
Obert B. Fortep
Colorado
Gasoline Ration Cards Considered for Eastern U S
Washington June 1 defense petroleum coordinators discuss a gasoline ration card system for the eastern United States as part of possible tight restrictions due to an anticipated oil shortage. The coordinator insisted embargoes on exports to the Atlantic seaboard may be imposed without government approval. Die of Old Injury L Associated Breast tenver June 18 pelvic fracture from an automobile crash two years ago caused the death of Mrs Frances V Messina 38 former Fort Collins resident.
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rAgnetures Presse
Washington
Mierlor Roeretsty Jekes
Defense
Petroleu Courdlastes
Atlante Seaboard
Evon
Frances V. Messina
Fort Collins
St. Anthony’s Hosphoy
Chas Bursiel Named Draft Clerk In Weld County
Chas Bursiel was appointed draft clerk at the Weld County commissioners office. Chores Christel, a bookkeeper there and former water collector, becomes clerk to the draft board. Moyd Eldred is named secretary of the Weld County credit men’s association, effective July 7. Burster Wilt Legh will take a new post next Monday. No successor has been elected for the Kamuvestonerhafties job. The report notes Basiel’s prior roles in a community store and county treasurer office. News from Associated Press: a tall airliner passenger, Diaries A. Lindborgh, is making his first transcontinental flight, stopping briefly in Kansas City.
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Chores Christel
Hie
Paatilan
Elier
North Weld County
Cuenned
Ing Moyd Eldred
Weld County Credit ‘Men‘n Association
Burster
Ife New Dubes
Mig
Eity
Sineg Jate
Hix
Kansans City
A. Lindborgh
Summer School Enrolls 2149 at Colorado State College
The summer school enrollment reached 2149 with 1210 graduate students and 909 undergraduate students. The report notes Thursday morning figures for the Colorado State College of Farmation.
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Sublimer School
Colorado State College of Farmation
Rural Women's Camp Postponed to August
The annual Rural Women postal vacation camp at Cameron Pass has been postponed from June 28 to 28 to August. Miss Thelma Bet Weld Hot Demonstration agent announced the delay citing cool weather and low registration as reasons.
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Tiona
Cameron Pasa
Haa Besa Gosknoned
Ito
Misa Thelmi Bet
Weld
Missing Denver Man May Have Used Plane In Disappearance
Denver, June 19. A man answering the description of Owen, a 92-year-old missing Denver executive, reportedly flew Saturday from Colorado Springs to Albuquerque. District Attorney James T. Burke said he has obtained from 30,000 to 10,000 in May dating his business interests shortly before his disappearance. He is being sought with possible abandonment and desertion noted by Gwen’s wife, Mayguerite.
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Denver
Towner
Owen
Grocers Back Sugar Quota Plan at Convention
The National Association of Retail Grocers urged continuation of a sugar quota policy at its Chicago convention. They described the measure as a boon to South American trade and noted the act expires at year end.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ite
United States
National Association of Remit
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