Windsor Seeks Side To Windsor Water Rate Petition
Windsor seeks a side to the Windsor water rate plan by a petition before the council. Chairman Lee Crosler pushes for pumps and a potential $8,000 to $20,000 project while engineers prepare preliminary data. City officials discuss funding, legal counsel, and potential intercity cooperation as residents near Greely press for water access and pipeline extension.
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Windsor
Tin Crapley
Ted
Auy
Lee Crosler
Immites
Roth
Crosler
G. Smith
Commissean
A. Greyloy
Council
D. Bodd
Jiatfield Chii-sandabil
J. W. Vaughn
Wind
Aso
Antler
Tha
Otiera
Willng
Colorado
Loblcker
Baleyo
May Get Contract Bidder Wants Out
A fragmented notice discusses a proposed contract near South, with bidder resistance and contractor concerns over price changes. The document mentions a South Park project, March timing, and questioned allowances affecting award decisions.
Incomplete OCR Draft: Local Council Maintenance Mention
Fragmentary items discuss council maintenance work and personnel such as Charles F. Wisi and cemetery laborers. The readable portion hints at a meeting or report on control operations and insect tests but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize fully.
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Clon Grove
Thera Eet
Charles F. Wisi
Tha Council
Ral
Finance Crop I mony Says istown Farmers 4 will tend me menos to Mat not to pay alimony
Jonastown farmer told Claude G. Aostin Nero Frincn when he appeared motion to ax. Why ne 2 Daymionta td his tas i. Mary HR. has a little money in tihel this was bostowed the purpose of financing operation and can't be ee birposeg, cae. 3 Bald $69 on baey all The auctionat beet say 90 pay further whan 2 Wa auld, Who epudt net long represented Bln.
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Jonastown
Claude G. Aostin
Kain
Mary
Wage Increases Announced and Hours Cut at Firms
On June 20 several manufacturers announced wage hikes and revised hours. Multine Manufacturing Corp raised wages 19 percent for day workers and office staff retroactive to June 15, with a 48 hour maximum week. Salem Chins Co. reported full capacity with 260 workers. General Electric Co. planned a five percent nationwide pay increase for July 4 for its 60,000 employees, details pending. Fisher Body Cleveland plant estimated 24,000 workers would be laid off this week to reach best production since 1928, after hiring 107 new staff recently, boosting payroll to 4,900.
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Trent Salem
Ein
Balam
Salém Chins Company
Schenectady
N.Y
Dlaincasd
United States
Cleveland,.c
Lung
Flehar Body Company
Cleveland
Education as Usual in Face of Exploding Economic Theories
Dr Will am, Foster, adga tiair way near Walla of buildings to avoid shrapnel, on they went to school. He argued education must continue despite economic theory turmoil and urged expanding education funding. The talk criticized wage cuts for teachers and called for more investment in services, including education, to prevent economic despair.
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Foster
Willam
Trnfant Foster
Pollak Foundation For Economic Tasearch
Life Theater
Walla
Pastur
Fresich
Dr. Panter
Jin
Brior
Mora
Ife
Peradna
Alsoa
Bunderland
Atlee
Boaderiend
Sam
Bam
New Orders to American Delegation Reported
London reports fresh instructions from President Roosevelt to the American delegation at the world economic conference. Details were not disclosed. A developing show for a central European economic bloc featuring Czechoslovakia Hungary Austria and Yugoslavia emerged, dependent on Italy France rapprochement. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and leaders weigh radical steps to curb monetary discussions to avoid currency stabilization entanglements. In New York Raymond Moley urged a definite review from the delegation’s work, noting Roosevelt’s Manhattan talks with Moley.
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London
Hoossvelt
Fok
Uzeckoslovakia
Jugvalayla
Ramellia
Austria
Hungary
Italy
France
Pramtar Munantial
Ramsay MacDonald
New York
Raymond F. Moley
América
Moley
Mnet Manhattan Ag Nx
Roosevalt
Hid
Culver Firat Buys Spud Rodeo Tickets for July Fourth
Culver Firat of Gresley, farm machinery dealer, became the first to buy tickets for the annual July Fourth Spud Rodeo. The purchase was announced by the chamber of commerce offices. Tickets went fast, with Mr Firat ordering a block of seats for five dollars.
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Culver Firat
H. Culver
Gresley
Er of Commerce
Teachers College Week's Calendar Highlights Events
Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Little Theater Dez William Trufant Foster presents Saving Our Will for Poverty and a performance of Lady Windermere's Fan. Thursday features poetry reading Living Lyric by Frances Tobey and a 6:50 p.m. plan at Island Grove Park with sports 4 to 8:30 p.m. Dinner 4.00. 7 p.m. lecture Technocratic Pyrotechnics by Dr William Trafant Fos with Community Players: second showing of Lady Wintermere's Fan.
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Little Theater
Dez William
Trufant Foster
Mt. Commanity
Playere
Lady Windmore
Admisalon
Postry
Ialand Grove Park
Sterk Binger
Dinnar
Littta Theater
Willian Trafant
Lady Wintermere
Three Mines Students Missing On North River Trip
Three University of Colorado School of Mines students left on a canoe trip and were missing after a river voyage toward Lake Athabaska. Authorities found a wrecked craft and an envelope addressed to a chemistry instructor. Relatives of the missing youths awaited word as search patrolling continued along the river bank and shorelines.
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Golson
Thrge Colorado
Aifues
Fe Enice
Eira
CansWlak Wiiterneras
Leon
Lake Athabasca
AL Lorta
School of Mines
Jain Barna
Nelson
B. G
Robert Lurns
Drow Jeasy NM
eutleRs
Mopati “Iagon
Albert Comstock
Branxville
N.Y
Robert Weld
Watertown
Conn
Ifa
Thant Gince
Camstock
Siimog
Dean’ Morgen
Initar
Lake Athabagca
Burns
Tease Morgan
Yonthy
Mountel Pollen
Foon
Jack Burns
Hines Wid & Brother
Robert Burns
Dean Glorgan
Two Cent Postage Rule Limited to Town and Routes
Postmaster D0 R Gralog announced a new two cent postage rate effective July 1. It applies only to mail addressed to residents of the town where mailed or to routes starting from that town. Letters sent to other communities under different post offices remain at three cents.
Mitchell Case on Defrauding U. S. Ts Given to Jury
Associated Press reports New York June 21 that Charles Mitchell, once a powerful figure in banking, faces charges of defrauding the government of more than 856000 in income taxes. Indicted with two counts, the case details Mrs. Mitchell’s shares of National City Bank stock and his 1936 earnings from management fees totaling 636660.57. If convicted, he could face up to 10 years in prison and fines up to 820,000.
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Atéck
Anil Hla
Willliams Plans Atlantic Crossing Flight
Roger G Williams, who flew in 1920 to Spals in an attempted nonstop flight from Old Orchard, Me to Fame, announced a roundtrip crossing of the Atlantic. He plans to take off July 24 from Floyd Bennett Field, New York, in a specially built plane under construction for Malian capital service.
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Roger
Williame
Chicago
Roger G. Willleams
Spals
Old Orchard
Mew
Fieme
Tovey
Europe
Williemsa
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Af News
Petition to Oil Streets in College Area
Twenty-sle property owners petitioned the city to pave college area streets adjoining Teachers College. Signers include notable residents and firm estimates place project cost around 1,500 dollars, with frontage totaling over a mile. The plan covers several blocks and may exclude some signatures. graveling advised to wait a year before paving.
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Towsday
Olty
Graclay
Teachers, College
Rallega
Oller
Aldermel
Eixtenth
Tlsia
Willan Wolsl
Cig Streat
Sixaenti Street
Trontaga
Teadore Collage
City Sets Extra Funds for Summer Band at Teachers College
City approves additional 200 dollars for the Creeley band program at Teachers College to cover summer rehearsals and concerts. The plan would provide 1200 dollars toward band work, plus 490 dollars for high school student housing, while tuition reductions at the college impact funds for memberships. Provisions include meals and lodging for 23 visiting instrumental contestants from across the state amid negotiations with college officials.
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Creeley
Teachers College
Thachere
Lara
Mayers
Ttn
HUH
Enllega
Vanna
Colega
Florula
Willeh
Lo Ie College
Nand
Lincoln Park
Greeley Boys
Sam
Greeley
Halph Harmer
J. DeForest Ging
College Musicad
Wet states push toward repeal amid mixed results
Across New Hampshire Connecticut and Iowa voters weighed repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. New Hampshire backed retention by a strong margin while Connecticut showed a clear push for repeal led by major towns. Iowa reported early returns favoring repeal, signaling a nationwide shift as counties vote.
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Jinis
Heneal
Mississippi River
Interior
Tribune Phone Numbers For Society Nine and Editorial
Local society notices and editorial staff details appear under Tribune sections. The item lists phone numbers for society pages, business advertisements, job printing and subscriptions, guiding readers to contact the appropriate Tribune departments.
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Tribune
Roosevelt Hurries On Missing Port at Provincetown
Roosevelt presses toward Gloucester after an 89 mile run from Nantucket with plans to reach a destination described as Gloucester. The day-long effort aims to reach a goal in a region described as key, per officials.
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Roosevelt
Provincetown
Nantucket
Wroceed
Gloucester
Troosevelt
Ney
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