Week’s News Survey Reflects Congress and Global Tensions
The roundup highlights Congress adjournment amid large appropriations including over 2.3 billion for wartime needs, a 419 million anti‑inflation bill, and 3.424 billion for relief and labor programs. It notes debates on coal control, price measures, and the Jones Costigan law, with European issues from France and sanctions, plus local Colorado politics and Garden City liquor controversy.
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Congress Coigrass
Gunney
Rush Wolt
West Virgina
Borah
Tdaho
Tillpuster
Guffey
Olly
Supreme Court
Jones Costigan
Jones-Smith
Sainte
Charles Lidiano
New York
Yrea
Charles Govel
McAlester
Olde
Kidanplng
Capltnd
Alfred J. Smith
Joseph E.tty
Marsachusetts
James A. Reed
Missoil
Bainbridge Colby
Siala
Daniel Gohalnit
Franklin D
Roancraft
al Parila
America
Walitico
Promias
Tnitier
Bult
Smith
Colorado Dalggation
Dugene Tulmadis
Georgia
Democratic National
Francis RB
Townsend
Union Ly
Gerald’ Smith
Huey Long
Coughlin
n@opta
Farmeral Union
Colorado
Ross
Gallen
Tivo
Larimer County
Francis
Johnson
Weld County
Jeno. Moraland
Asuit
Garden City-Liquor Contro! Tadge GC. Coltii
Garden City
L.P. Norton
Danler
Dio Town
Gellquor
WPA
Washington
WEA
Tellet
Split Second Editorials From a Tangled Mind
Fragmented editorial mix with sarcastic remarks on politics, vaccines, contracts, and social norms. Cites Farley era politics and American attitudes toward debt, medicine, and manners. Contains garbled phrases and rhetorical questions, reflecting a chaotic, satirical stream of consciousness with scattered named figures and cultural references.
Three Thirds Rule Foes Roosevelts Bid For Term
In Philadelphia June 22 the who’s who debated the two thirds rule blocking Roosevelt’s renomination. Southern leaders fear loss of veto power, while practical Democrats see tradition and party harmony at stake. Farley’s position clouds motion toward a possible abolition of the rule, amid rumors of a bid to override it for a third term.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Farley
Aud
Jim
Roosevelt
Mr. Farley
Jina
Iaat
Roosavelt
Congress
Bayley
Daly
Nota
Wolking
Roosa
Télt
Parley
Joh
World War Front Updates From British Theater
Report from London describes American aid in France with American flag over hospitals and nurses tending the wounded. Haig reports British raids southeast of Queant as Allied forces push against German lines.
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Gresley
France
London
Haig
Queant
Delegates split and third party talk at convention
The piece notes half of delegates are federal state or city officials with a few congressmen in the New York and southern delegations. It highlights Wallace’s perceived slight and hints at a potential third party setup in 1940, with Lemke and key figures like Gerald Smith and Walker Cougian shaping the fringe movement. Roosevelt’s insider Tim is mentioned as a quiet Washington presence.
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France
Hahdtoho
I Parla Sunlay
Mgm Hong
Graix de Féu
Exwolllora
Od Police
Wis
Leon Bhna
Italy
Boniface
Comnona
Thare
Soleny
Geneva
House of Commons
Wthtopia
Pulyto Suvleh
Ungersecretary
Leon -Apylatel Sambesgador
Whattington
Ing
Athe ‘Department
Greeley
Gresley Las
Treasury
Greeley Post
Offiaa
Stilf
Grummer Genaion
Greelay
State ‘College
William B. Sweet
U, & Genator
Howl
Aldermat Bagh
Imany
Dammany
New York
Georgia
Farley
Mera
Wallace
Agriculture
Washington
Lemke
Letke
Courthouse Plans Discussed by Weld County Officials
Weld County commissioners and contractors met in the county offices to review and arrange occupancy plans for the new courthouse. N Bowman, architect, noted preliminary arrangements and possible formal acceptance by the commission later in the day. Separate figures show a savings of about 2000 toward the county’s share of a national Red Cross fund drive, with local team subscriptions totaling 31,437.60 to date.
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Weld
Serle
Varmin
Court House
N. Bowman
Bounty Commissioners Office
Tha
Yemalna
Weld County
Mako
Red Cross
Parle
Mantle Presents 1935 36 Ten Best Plays Selection
Mantle unveils the annual list titled Ten Best Plays for 1935-36 chosen by the organization of critics. The lineup includes Winterset by Maxwell Anderson and others such as Delight by Robert B. Sherwood, First Lady by Wallace Day and George Kudlow, and more.
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Mantle
Winterset
Tan
Barry Maillo
Tdiot
Socond
Hig Saventeanth
Organization of
Mantis
Winteratt
Maxwall Andaty
Robert B Bsherwood
Walherine Dayston
George Kudlaap
Belomas
Bella
Samuel Spewark
Victoria Regina
Laywrence
Haueomini
Sidney Kingsley
Adie. Smitt
Hthan Frome
Owen
Donald Tavis
Wharton
Pola and Prejudice
Helen Jerome
Jane Austen
Your City Library Beyond Sing the Woods Review
A fragmentary note on Trygve Gulbranssen’s novel Sing the Woods. It praises the Norwegian author’s tale for its freshness, simplicity, and human warmth amid heroism, violence, loneliness, hatred, and tragedy without sentimentality.
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Trygve Gulbranssen
Alomet
Ouries
Fragmented war report and social notices in Armentieres area
The text describes raids near Nenva Chappel by Armentieres with prisoners taken and casualties hinted. It also notes Mrs Charles Poe and Mrs Artis Togg returning home to Boulder after relatives visit and commencement events. A social scene follows with Mrs Baab hosting with Mrs Theodore Glazier as guest in Kensington.
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Nenva Chappel
Armentieres
Charles T. Poe
Artis Togg
Boulder
C.T. C
Henry lBaab Jr
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Bush Motor
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Dodge
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