Interior Money Bill Approved By Senate Group With GL Funds
Washington June 24 Senate appropriations committee voted to lay plans for a $44,000,000 Colorado transmountain water project to divert water from the Colorado River on a 13 mile tunnel to irrigate 300,000 acres. Adams predicted amendments will pass the interior department bill and let construction start. Baby bonds sold at the Greeley post office totaled $168,885, with bonds to mature at more than $200,000.
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Setesta Appropriations Committee
Transmountain Walter
Trenterlar Department
Adams
Colorado
Rockies
Uru
Congress
Ure Greeley
U. S
A. Lee Phelps
Maturtey
Ammons Seeks Army Trucks to Fight Grasshopper Plague
Governor Ammons mulls declaring emergency aid to send National Guard trucks into nine southeastern Colorado counties to battle a severe grasshopper outbreak. Director Frank A. Anderson warns the infestation spans Lincoln, Prowers, Baca, Cheyenne, Kiowa, Kiowa, Bent, Las Animas, and Otero counties, with 700 to 4,000 square miles affected. A large distribution of bran and sawdust poison is planned, supported by federal and state officials.
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Yennett
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Soil Conservation Service
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Ays
Rodeo Tickets in High Demand at Chamber Sale
Advance ticket sale for the rodeo opened a week ago at the Chamber of Commerce and set a new record. Only the $1.10 reserved seats remain. box seats near sold out. Bleachers and arena seats priced 76 cents to 69 cents, with canvass coverings announced for bleachers and arena. Sunday pickup at the Chamber office.
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Mill Owners Claim Crews Are Sufficient in Strike Calm
Youngstown and surrounding mills reopened under guard as workers returned after a monthlong strike. SWOC charged high turnout and persistence, with 4000 to 5000 workers back of a 6000 normal in one plant, while others reported several thousand returning in nearby plants. The dispute centers on labor contracts with Republic Steel, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, Inland Steel, and Bethlehem Steel, amid national guard presence and police oversight.
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Mahoning Valley
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Owens
CIO
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube, Company
Nepublia Steel Corporation
Cleveland
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Ohio
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Assault With Intent to Kill Follows Estes Park Shooting
Fort Collins reports district attorney June 26 will file assault with intent to kill charges against D. L. Donohue 33 after a shooting in Estes Park. E. Holton was wounded in the left thigh during a scuffle while Donohue was being transported following an automobile accident. Holton was hospitalized and Shoril Gooch of Larama county notes the struggle began after Donohue was at a doctor’s office for examination. Bystanders restrained Donohue and took him to a Estes Park jail as Holton was moved to hospital. Sheriff Gooch says E. M. Hoppis will serve in Holton’s place until recovery.
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Fort Colima Pollce
National Guard Units Return Home With Honors
National Guard companies returned to Greeley after Camp George West with $5,500 in pay. Company D1 and Company M earned numerous honors including a machine gun trophy, softball championship, and camp awards for drill and combat readiness. Officers included Captain Carl Carlson, Lieutenant Dan Stewart, Captain George A. Irvin, Lieutenant Lowell Knight, and Lieutenant Ralph Wolowskar.
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George A. Irvin
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Lowell Knight
Leutenant
Ralph Wolowskar
Greeley State
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Corpora
Ira Holt
Lief Sone
Nest
Paul Bethke
Lec Broeden
James Gray
Walter Johnson
Noal Kay
Walter Speckman
Warren Wheeler
Durward Buligs
John Dis
Lewla Jr. Dorsey
Grealey Coatbody
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Ueid Sparta
Ruth Stuviot
Cloves Woot
Ginrdamon
Dely
Boulder
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Ondermil
Siina
Boulder Cimpany
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Njoxle
Balogli
Longmont Cyclone Sends Hay Hands Scattering
Workers near Longmont faced a sudden cyclone that forced them off the stack after noon on Wednesday. One man was overtaken by falling debris while another was freed, as the wind battered the scene. Nearby, a sticker and stand were toppled. Northport, New York, June 26. Senator Robert B. Wagner of New York stated Roosevelt had no intention of seeking a new term.
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Early Gilcrest Spuds Will Be Ready Soon
Early Gilcrest LaSalla district potato crop shown by Mr and Mrs D A Pritchard of Gilcrest Colorado in a eight acre Cobblers field. Tubers run eight to thirteen per hit with uniform size and good quality. Two samples weighed around one and a half pounds. Peeled crop damaged by frost, but early crop expected to mature next week in the Gilcrest district.
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Hall Wilfoh
Greeley Two Day Storm Lifts Rainfall to 1.5 Inches
A two day storm boosted Greeley rainfall to 1.5 inches while Lake Loveland began storing water for irrigation. The system drenched Weld and nearby areas, with reports of widespread moisture improving parched crops as Platte River rose and irrigation canals started limited water flow. Local weather logs note higher totals in Fort Lupton and Estes Park regions and ongoing efforts to manage water reserves.
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C. W. Randall Ranch
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Car Stopped for Dogs Damages Estimated at 110
A car driven by William S. Burger 32 of Kenyan City Mo stopped on a paving to avoid a dog and damaged a big car behind by about 15. The truck operated by LeRoy Dilton of Maton was damaged about 15. There were four injuries. Courtesy police checked the crash.
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Greeley
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Maton
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Lee B Carrel Made Cashier of Greeley National Bank
Lee B Carrel was appointed cashier and a member of the bank's board at a directors meeting Friday to fill vacancy due to the death of W S Barber. Carrel had been with the bank for 36 years and previously served two years on the city council from the Ascend ward Herbert A Jacobson and W M Stockoy were advanced to assistant cashier. G A Spear, long time assistant cashier, was designated as assistant cashier in the loan department.
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Lonoke Residents Demand Bernice Leave Town
Lonoke residents pressed Bernice Welton to relocate after her acquittal on a murder charge, saying the verdict sparked unrest. Federal prosecutors pursued charges against Welton following a night outside the city spent under mayoral guidance. The case ties to Victor Gates and the electric chair sentence of Lester Brockelburnt, with events continuing as Welton faced a new federal charge for transporting Gates by automobile from Arkansas to New York.
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Lio City
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Arkasad
New York
Atkinson Jails Drunk Driving Defendant Elibarre Quilty
Elibarre Quilty of Greeley pleaded guilty to drunken driving before Justice G W Auringon of Eaton and was jailed for 30 days. Fred DuBarre, Jachim Avebulelin, and Frank Trujillo faced additional penalties and costs. Marsh Roy Eucles of Eaton and the Courtesy Patrol handled the case.
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Gresley Hale
Marsh Roy Eucles
Earl Hamilton Resigns WPA Denver District Director
Earl Hamilton resigns as director of the Greeley WPA district and likely moves into Colorado contracting. Former Weld County contractor, appointed July 8, 1935, to the Greeley district, he previously served as Denver district director and faced political pressure amid party tensions.
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Dontor
Joh Aprih, 1886, On Political Eviction With Parl B, Sirty
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