TVA Critics Hear Speech On Wasteful Government Spending
A J Mastin spoke to a Rotary Club opposing TVA practices while Dr. Floyd Wesley Heeves led a TVA favorable briefing. Mastin cited $50 million in appropriations, $20 per month expenditures, and forced regional development, arguing the TVA wastes funds and overreaches state powers while opponents urged accountability and cheaper energy alternatives.
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Bridge Damage Hits Tourism and Local Business
Damaged road link between Fort and Sterling disrupts travel to Colorado destinations. Merchants report losses as tourists avoid the area, with hotels and attractions in Ble Springs and nearby towns suffering. Drivers say traffic is light but possible, while lodging and services along the route see declines in daily visitors. Local officials and business owners estimate impacts on regional commerce and demand for alternative routes.
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Hitler Extends Repressive Measures Across Germany
Dictatorial decrees announced days before summer recess tighten control. Law changes compel compulsory camp service for hundreds of thousands, require active participation in civil defense, expand penal code powers, regulate trials, and oversee official calories while promoting national gardens and homesteads.
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Two Professors Reprimanded for Red Activities
Springfield June 4 two University of Chicago professors were reprimanded by senate committees investigating charges of revolutionary teaching and unpatriotic activity. The committee found charges largely unsubstantiated but criticized Behrman for using his name with Culture and the Crisis. A minority report labeled the action a whitewash and accused the university of partisan pro Communist teaching.
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Senate Coumiitees
Robert Morss
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United States
Frederick B. Behrman
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James J. Larbour
Alenes
Charles Baker
Ita
University
Stanley
Charles R. Walgreen
University of Lucille Norton
Seattle
Wash
Walgreen
Dmgatore
Slugger Reappears on Boulder Campus
Boulder police say a campus intruder nicknamed the phantom has returned and attacked more than forty women in two weeks. Police chief Mrater calls the assailant a maniac who stalks students tapping heads and trying to grab and carry victims, with one escape aided by a passerby.
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Indictment of Seven in PWA Case Is Voided
A Washington court invalidated the federal indictment against seven men tied to a Willacy County Texas irrigation project. Judge Jesse C. Adkins ruled the drafting was faulty. The defendants were accused of planning to defraud the government by altering plans and specifications for the project. The grand jury had alleged changes favored a closed drainage system over the initial open canal plan.
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Rancher Arrested on Drunken Disturbance Charge in Weld
Glark Talmer, a 63 year old farm owner near Fiakeville, Weld County, was arrested Wednesday by deputy sheriffs on a charge of being drunk and causing a disturbance at his farm tenants. Witnesses say he brandished a knife during the incident. Complaint was filed Tuesday.
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Holison Estate Reported Worth 3 Million
Associated Press reports late Thomas A Holison left an estate valued at 2 811 758 with initial accounting completed after a two year review to be filed August 13 in Newark M J June 27 Charles Edison senator son of the inventor commented on the filing The Colorado trucking association will meet at 8 oclock tonight at Judge Englishs office to hear explanations of new trucking laws enacted by the state legislature speakers include Mou Walsh clerk of Chanmale Marion Jones of Longmont and a Denver speaker
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Dance Program at College on Friday
A college dance concert directed by Mist. Davis of the Ein School of the Daten in Washington, D C will feature Mira Sy Havis and a large student group in varied pieces. The program, in the Late Theater, includes Morning Song and Dance Studies, with original works by Jaltu Allen Finckel and a ensemble of performers from the Modern Dance group. The event, priced at 115, aims to showcase Washington and New York dance talent in a campus setting.
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Mrs Dora Boblender Dies At Home In La Salle
Mrs Dora Boblender aged 62, longtime La Salle resident, died Thursday at her home 47 Vighth avenue. Survived by children Miss Polly Phesch, Alex Tod Staumlager, John Tovlendur. Mrs Hachal Bowls. Mrs Father Jen or Maumaily. Mrs Lena Anderron. and others. Arrangements by Macy’s Mortuary.
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Kenver
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Maumaily
Slater
Jonny Taldendera
Lena Anderron
Waldon Elerushand
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Heintz Enters Aly School Adium Beintz
Heintz, son of Mr. adddirs, entered Aly Pointment to the United States Alt school after a competitive examination. Heinte, senior at Colorado State College of Kilneation, left Thursday for Fort Logan for instructions then to the trandolph Pield near San Antonio for a three year course.
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Clean Out Kidney Poisons
An old 1934 Doan’s Pills advertisement urges readers to keep kidneys clear of poisons by ensuring daily urine output. It explains kidney anatomy, the dangers of clogged tubules, and how poor kidney function can trigger backache dizziness and fatigue. Milburn Co promotes Doan’s Pills as a proven remedy.
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Gang Lawyer S Entenced In Chicago Gang Trial
Chicago dispatch reports attorney Louis P. Pioult jailed for two years and fined 1000 dollars after a trial tied to the VanMeter case and the Dillinger ring. Other names include Mayor William Fate Thompson, Joha Billinger, and the hidden triggery scheme linked to 104. A Marine Corps recruitment notice follows with generic service details and a San Francisco address.
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Strayer Urges Federal Aid for U S Education Reform
Dr. Cavin Drayton Strayer head of education at Teachers College Columbia speaks in Denver advocating federal aid for elementary and secondary education. He argues federal funding can support a sound tax system and school administration while opposing centralized control. He cites past grant patterns and warns against widening inequities if funding lags.
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Twenty Greeley Boys Inter Pine Contest
Jimuto Aljet and Speed Robartson, stars of a radio serial, will compete next Sunday June 30 at Stamin Aten Aly Raceu in Destyerweil Gaata. The event, hosted by the Denver Chamber of Commerce and KLZ Radio, runs from 1 30 p m at Denver Municipal Airport with over 100 logs and girls entering for valuable prizes. Greeley youths travel by modern train from Weld County Garags 13 to Beaver to enter.
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