Congress passes 800 million tax and ship measures
Washington reports the House adopted an adjournment resolution and sent it to the Senate. The 800 million revenue bill cleared conference and awaits Roosevelt’s signature as adjournment nears. The vote on the tax bill was 42 to 29 with Byrd and others opposing portions. Senate actions included the ship subsidy and mercantile goals as the White House awaited final bills.
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Howe
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Congress
Roosevelt
Byrd
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Sengtoy Lafollette
Adams
Colorado
Costigan
Colonia
Senaty
Wantington
Lepre Union
American Merchant Marine Thru
Wm Minar Howe
Ameniment
Mesaugro
Willts House
Avnata
White House
Treasury Postet
Summer Fallow Loans Open for Farmers Now
Farmers may apply for summer fallow loans from the federal seed loan office. Applications should be made promptly on the fourth floor at the court house lane, with Claude Reera as loan manager. Maximum loan available is up to $200 for summer following and planting.
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Weld Dry Lend Farmera
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Gourt Lowne
Claude Reera
Imanager
River St Vorath Flows At 775 Feet Saturday
Flow of the St Vorath river was down to about six second feet, after reaching four pen ile seconds earlier in the week, as of Saturday.
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St. Vorath
Capone Parole Plea Denied by Federal Officials
Washington June 20 The surplus department said Capone Chicago racketeering kingpin was denied parole from Alcatraz penitentiary. He was eligible for parole at one third of the sentence on Sept 3 1935. Capone began serving May 4 1932 for tax evasion with a potential release date later.
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al Capone
Chicago
Baron
Alsatrax
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Caponi
William Lemke Heads Ticket Backed by Coughlin Group
In Washington and New York on January 1 Roy Coughlin pledged William Lemke to lead a new Union party allied with Father Coughlin. They denounced both major parties and urged support for a National Union for Social Justice. Lemke, a North Dakota congressman, outlined an 18 point platform including a central bank and federal reserve reform.
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Jana
Roy
Chuarles
Oaghlin
Willan Lemke
New Union Party
Aix Houre Aariler
Washington
Fig National Union For Social Justice
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Danmevalte Piarties
Nadia
God Speed
William Lemke
Ill Blendi Ag
Lemke
North
Dakolia
Dia
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Dute Prea
Mine Operator Pleads Guilty for Failing to File Papers
In a Frederick County case, seven men entered nolo contendere or pleaded guilty for operating the Hvans Coal Mining Company without filing an affidavit of business name with the county clerk or articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Defendants paid fines totaling 48.40. Frank Tay cosh, Frederick constable, filed the complaint. Violation is a misdemeanor.
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Nolo Collundere
Hvans Coal Mining Company
Frederick
DL Giallonarde
Nola Contendere
Drew Nosts
Val di Santia
John Stockman
Rocco di Santis
Frank di Gregorio
Tanry H. Zarlengo
Joe di Gregorio
Guy di Gregorio
Ting
Coats Forte
Yald
le Penn
Frank Taycosh
Frederick Constable
Geo Sutphin Dies Suddenly on Saturday
Dr George Edward Sutphin 67 a Greeley dentist died Saturday morning at 9 45 after a brief illness coronary thrombosis listed as the cause of death He had practiced in Greeley for 27 years and previously in Logan West Virginia He was a Baltimore dental school graduate and member of the Masonry as well as local civic groups He is survived by his wife Mrs Carrie Sutphin a son Dr Nighbert Sutphin a daughter Mrs Helen McGil his mother Mrs Bailly Sutphin two brothers and a sister plus two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Arrangements are pending with Battley’s in charge of the body
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Virginian
Logan
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Baltimore Dental School
John Hopking University
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Hastern
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Chaumber of Commerce
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Carrie Sutphins
Nighbert Sulphin
Hig
Helen McGi
Campo
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Mra
Bailly Sutphin
All Cars Must Have Stoplight by July First
County Clerk Walter Morrison announced a statewide deadline of July 1 for motor vehicles in Colorado to be equipped with an automatically controlled stoplight linked to braking. Garages and dealers can help with retrofits, and magneto lighting systems should use appropriate bulbs. The rear stoplight may be mounted on a left rear bracket or other clearly visible locations.
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Walter Morrison
Otten- Monton
Colorado
Two Earth Tremors Reported in Kansas City Area
An article notes two light earthquakes felt in Kansas last night after 9 o'clock. Local households reported rattling dishes and modest structural activity as authorities assess the event.
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Kansas
Aeioelntad Preray Liberal
Inu
Dana
Senators Advocate Federal Control of Munitions Plants
A Senate munitions committee report urged nationalization of naval shipbuilding and arms manufacture for army and navy. The majority supported federal control, led by Chairman Nye and Senators Clerk Pope and Bone, while a minority urged rigid control instead. The panel cited two years of hearings and noted the reputation of arms production is easily evaded.
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Missouri
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Idaho
Bone
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Georgia
Vandenberg
Roosevelt Plans 3 Billion Budget for Relief and Works
President Roosevelt and aides will propose 3.271 billion dollars for relief and public works in the next fiscal year starting July 1. The plan aims to create jobs for more than 1 million people based on current benefit levels, with WPA funds directing pay through the president rather than Hopkins. A separate 300 million for public works is set to finance non federal projects, dependent on state acceptances.
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Murgay
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Harry L. Hopkins
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Kay- Lin
Pool Huré In Wichitz John 4
A man named John 4 Pool Huré in Wichluts was struck by a car on Water Street causing a broken collar bone and two fractured ribs. He is described as a member of the Breck AO Lodge and a gou-lman of Mrs. H. Jones of 1222 Seventh Avenue, Greeley.
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Rodeo Seat Sale Starts June 22nd
Tickets for the Greeley Spud Rodeo to be held on July Fourth go on sale at the Chamber of Commerce office on Eighth Avenue and Sewantha, across from the avenue west. Sale starts Monday the 22nd with limited seating and general admission 60 cents. Inquiries and holds are encouraged as demand rises.
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Greeley
Sugar Quotas Through 37 Get Oked by F R
Sugar quota revisions extend domestic and offshore sugar limits to 1980 and 1987 with secretary power to adjust production. The plan, tied to Jones Costigan act changes, aims to balance domestic use and exports, preserving prior benefits while updating enforcement and contracts.
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Supreme Court
AAA
Hawaii
Cabo and Otter
Stores Here Open Night of July 3rd
All Gresley retail stores except drug stores will remain open Friday July 3 and be closed all day Saturday July 4.
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Gresley
Priday Agenlig
Local Groups Invite London to Attend Greeley Fourth
King, president of the Greeley Fourth of July Committee, wires Governor Alt Leadon of Kangad to attend the Greeley Spud Rodeo and Fourth of July Celebration. Carl Tams, Greeley Chamber of Commerce president, and the Tribune extend the invitation. Governor Landon’s July Bates Bark visit is noted in plan.
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Greeley Daily Tribune
Carl Tams
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
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Greeley Daily Teibune
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Bates
Secret Report Details Large AAA Benefits to Corporations
Secretary Wallace submitted to the Senate a report showing about 800 producers earning over $10,000 annually under the AAA, with $38,460,000 paid in higher brackets over three years. Major payouts went to sugar producers led by Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar, and to cotton and hog farmers in Arkansas, Mississippi, and California. The document lists numerous firms and contracts across the Continent, including Bank of Nova Scotia and the Delta and Pine Land Company, totaling over one billion dollars paid in benefits.
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Montana
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Nidite Corn Tracting Company, Inc
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Camphall Parmlig Corporation
By & Lolal
Atata
Democrats To Defend Tariff Reductions
Washington dispatch reports Democratic platform pledges a nonpartisan reciprocal trade program to position the United States as a moral force among nations. Senator Pops of Idaho, a farm champion, says Secretary Hull aims to keep reciprocal trade nonpartisan, aligning tariff plans with the administration.
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Pops
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Hull
Sweet Seeks Democratic Support for New Deal in Greeley
William E. Sweet, former governor and Senate candidate, urged 150 Democrats at a Pleat Presbyterian Church dinner in Greeley to back President Roosevelt and praised Senator Costigan. He framed Roosevelt’s New Deal as a modern extension of revolutionary democratic principles and argued economic security rests on industrial progress.
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Roosevelt
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U.S. Senate
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Opium Seizure Aboard Japanese Liner Near San Pedro
Four hundred tons of opium valued at $40,000 were seized aboard the Japanese liner Taljo Maru as U S customs officers boarded after a passenger alleged concealment. Deputy Collector Miller said two officials confiscated the opium and Chinese stewards were detained. The opium appeared to be prepared to be passed out of port through a boat hole.
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Mine Chief Hurt In Mine Car Accident
Roy Williams of Lafayette, superintendent of the Momarel coal mine, was injured when a car struck the tract and pinned him against a prop. He was taken to Community Hospital in Boulder with a condition reported as unsatisfactory but stable for continued observation.
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Boulder
Colorado approves two major resettlement projects
Administrator Tugwell in Washington approves Grand Falls near Grind Juncklon and Delta resettlement plans in Colorado. About 110 families, 680 people, will move from unprotective areas to western valleys. Each 3,000 to 4,000 acre project will form farm units, with 50 to 60 acres cultivated per unit, relocating from drought stricken eastern counties amid calls for broader relocation.
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Grind Juncklon
Akd
R. G. Tugwell
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D. A
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Sorthsirl Weld
Beasley Arrested for Bigamy After Alleged Divorce Error
Beasley, formerly of Irving east of Graetey, was detained in Brighton by deputies on an arrest warrant for bigamy. He claimed he believed a divorce decree had been issued in county court, saying he remarried in Brighton and later learned he was not divorced from wife number one. He said his second marriage occurred under a mistaken alimony assumption. He denied cohabiting with a second wife and said his second spouse lives with her parents in the Petey Brown district.
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Graetey
Brighton
Ivan Howery
Greeley
Petey Brown District
Second Damage Suit From Hereford Crash
Second damage suit arising from a Hereford area crash was filed in district court seeking 2000 for personal injuries. Don P. Taylor of Wereford Street owner of the wrecked machine driven by Alfred Redmond of the Greeley district is defendant. Mrs. Lambert previously sued for 5000 over Mr. Lambert’s death. Apple is attorney for the plaintiff. A separate car overturn near Canon left Mrs. J W Workman uninjured aside from abrasions after sliding into the Thompson river five miles from Estes Park. courtesy officers Calhough and Beavers investigated.
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Don P. Taylor
Wereford Stne
Alfred Redmond
Greeley District
Brs
Stlanbeth Lambert
Accient
Taylor
Lambert
Harold Goodman
Redmond
Rey Clay
Apple
J. WM. Workman
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Tharedai
Thompaou River
Estes Park
Roy Calhoug
J. A. Beavers
Father of Five Fatally Hurt by a Slugger
Lionel P. Yotter a Clark in a Whigleaale cand company and father of five was fatally injured Friday night when struck along a downtown street by an unidentified assailant. Police rushed him to Donver General Hospital where he died an hour later. Witnesses described a tall man with a big hat and notebook. the assailant fled the scene.
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