Bread Tax Boosts Costs for U S Flour Milling
Washington June 28 The United States plans a wheat to flour tax of 30 cents per bushel starting July 8 to fund farm aid for 1954 and 1955. Affects mills wholesalers and retailers holding flour stocks. A 108 pound barrel of flour would incur a 1.38 dollar tax. The move accompanies a broader plan to raise cotton prices and fund grain crop programs.
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T Associated Breast
Washington
United States Consumera
Roosevelt
St. G. Tugwell
Merlutture
Wallace
Prospect, School Row To Be in County Court
Prospect Valley school affair erupts into county court as superintendent Robbing faces charges after an altercation with J. Murry, president of the board, following a board meeting on June 10 about renewing Robbins contract. Robbing alleges Murry attacked him. district officials had previously debated teacher pay warrants.
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Prospect Valley Echool
Echadule
Murry
Jube
Robbins
Gulkty
Evidence Shows Kahn Paid No Income Tax Three Years
Pecora told reporters that Otto H. Kahn of Kuhn Loeb paid no income tax in 1920, 1928, or 1932. Witnesses testified that originators including Kahn and Lach profited on bond sales and that risks were shifted to others within 24 hours. The testimony discussed market support and the term beggar market being used versus supporting it. Kiwanis and Rotary International saw leadership elections as organizational news from Los Angeles and Boston.
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Wannlogion
Jour
Ferdinand Pecora
Sanate Banking Committee
Folay
Otto H. Kahm
Kahn, Loeb & Company
Pecora
hlKo Sxgectey
Tlan
Seellullte
Kuhn, Loeb
Childhood Education Association Opens in Denver
The four day convention of the Association for Childhood Education opened at the Brown Palace Hotel Denver. Delegates from across the nation register, with 208 credentialed and 600 to 800 expected. National officers attend closing meetings as leaders announce nominees for the association's general election Saturday.
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Denver
Tuna
Colorado
Association For Childhood Education
Brown Pataca
Tate
West
Crown Palyew
Gostar Oy
Bilan
Julia Waode- Abbot
Philadelphia
Eleanor Trexol
Kalamari, Mich
Jennia Wahlert
St. Lenin
Fannin Smith
Jeldgewort
Conn
Josephne Foster
Minneapolia
Nursery
Acuole
Alles
Mary BE. Leeper
Woshington
D. C
Aumeincsaht
Marjorie Hardy
Germantown Froncis
Edna Dean Baker
National College of Education
Branston, I
Amy Tostler
Western Reserve University
Claydanil
Ohio
Uuteery
Frances Betry
Baltimore
Kindie
Zartena
West High School
Clara
Witeon
Lincoln
New
Helen M. Reynolds
Beatus
Waah
Jenet Griffith
Azstrlation
Niaz Telen
Guuilick
Pupervisor
Watergarten
Breside
Edwina Fotlle
Miss Abbot
Nine States Meet in Kansas City to Harmonize Wheat Standards
June 27 report from Kansas City describes a nine state conference on new wheat standards and cooperative action with the government. Wheat administrator M. L. Wilson led talks while representatives from arid states warned against acreage reductions based on three years of plowed grazing land now sown to wheat. They stressed potential drastic effects on growers and indicated openness to consideration of objections without promising policy change.
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Hanean City
Wioe Wtates
Lofay
M. L. Wilson
Win
Alesdy Browera
Cpasca
Markets Reported Notable Grain and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Market notes from Hanses City, Omaha, Denver and Chicago detail cattle, calves, hogs, sheep and potato trading. Readers learn bid ranges for feeders, cows, bulls and vealers, with price dispersion by region and day. Highlights include strong hog and cattle activity, mixed beef cuts, and steady to weak calf and steer prices, plus potato market chatter for late June.
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Bankas
Hanses City
Catlie
Enlogy
Ted Aiearm
Leslaling Inener Wek Inc
Melcas
Soverkt Ipady Choies
Wittve
Ian
Anaas
Hingetcora
Higner
Soulera
Utackere
Frederu
Acarca
Linnt Iikhte
Cutcago
Chicago
Jung —Cathio
Calven
Stonuy
Choice Rangera
Denver
Colorado
Dertand Maderala
Mar
Erleas
WGN Manager Sings Here With Old Friend at Piano in Greeley
Mark Love of WGN and publicist Tsiph Jones arrived in Greeley Tuesday in two cars from the Purple and White fleet for a friendly visit. Love, a noted radio singer who has toured Europe and sung for a Swedish king, performed with pianist Elzbart Chadwick at the Elks lodge. The pair stayed in Greeley until Wednesday morning after a 480 mile southern route westward journey.
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Mark Love
WGN
Tsiph Jones
Studcicker' People
Greeley
Love
Bane Eloger
Europe
Sweden
Alnger
United States
Elks Lodge
KFKA
Binxett
F.cBlbart Chadwick
Conservatory
Tnunloab
Gresley
Jones
New Stinson Executive Plane Arrives for Selander Run
Osborn pilots a Stinson Heliance Executive from Detroit to Graeley replacing the old Rabin plane. The craft, praised by Selander and Stinson executives, promises faster takeoff, radio readiness, and greater comfort. The trip included a Kansas City to Denver leg and an annual airport breakfast with 300 Denver business men.
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Lee Osborn
Tia
Sthixon
Selander
Fmm
Detroit
Gresley
Tesday Woon
Ed Selander
Coners
Gom
Nan
Tetroit
Stinson
Seleustee Rabin
Wome
Osborn
Abe
Kana City
Pyeashet
Pang
Pana
Gene
Ostom
Mr. Selander
Dt Line
California
Aly
Belander
Ilane
Denver
Kansas City
Mir
Helander
Graeley
Uncertain relief push discussed at Las Animas meeting
Governor Johnson pressed state leaders and county officials in Las Animas on a suspected martial law risk and an employment work program as unemployment and potential unrest rise. State lawmakers and civic figures were urged to back a coordinated relief plan amid shrinking federal funds and calls for road work or farm employment to ease shortages.
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Board of Commissionoca
Rocky Mountain
Smith
Las Animas Board
Law Animas
Las Animan
Covernor Johnson Yeaterday
J. C.caldwott
Trinidad
Shariff
Johnson
Charles B. Wheeler
Moses E. Lovith
Weld County
Jegala L Limemin
Yollat Comuit
Hidérfang
Pueblo
Minas
Behan
eTbene
Frivkded
Mika Livoda
Bar Béanorr
F. A. Patterson
W. W. Taylor
Meuron Cerder
FF. Jones
Fred Mediand
Las Ant
Moe County
State Evidence in Murder Trial Nears End
District court in Fort Gollina heard closing state evidence in the murder case of Eaton Manis. Prosecutors led by Herbert Munker and deputy district attorney presented the sequence of events from the March 1 incident at a Fort Callina area farm, where Cano allegedly plotted poisoning and Rivera witnesses testified. The defense, led by J. Crosz, requested immediate retrial of the evidence.
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Eaton Manis
Fort Gollina
Aternant
Jobuso
Fort Callina
Sarah
Josapniice Vargas
Cano
Rojas
Santos Munea
Juan Casiry
Alek
Vargas
Jana
Rolan
Gana
Qfin
Car Collision Damages Vehicles in Greeley
A crash near Seventeenth Street and Eight Avenue injures and damages two cars. G. W. Dayer driving the Boyer car collided with Edwards Transportation Co truck at 4 p.m. Tuesday. Hazel Cogburn’s vehicle from Otleeat side collided with Esther Schtebel’s car. both cars sustained damage as they traveled north and southbound respectively.
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G. W. Dayer
Gromlay
D. m
Digsday
Struk
Ownal
Edwards Transportation Company
Alton
Licerne
Gcin Hoyer
Mekiway
Hazel Cogburn
Otlereat
Sigeot
Avenus
Esther Schlebel
GW Cogburn
Goine Korth
Schtebel
Southboubd
Winking & Tett WE
Indictments in Washington Bank Shortage Case Reach Four
Four individuals including Graygon Grayson’s brother and Robert Stung are indicted by a District of Columbia grand jury in a Washington bank shortage case. The scheme allegedly involved about $4,000 in overstated funds from the Park Bank and a fatal note confessed by Stung. Also named are Darkt PF Smith Alexander Meni and Benedict Mr McNeth, plus bank staffers. Mrs. Pashbaugh of Boston, ex-in-law to the deceased, died recently with services held in New York City.
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Associated Prem
Washington
Jung
John Cooke
Grayson
Héar
Caty Te Graycoy
District of Columbia
Pat Fayeings Bank of Washington
Graygon
Dhtat National Bank Examiner
Treasury
Robert
Stung
Reading
Federal Bank Examinera
Stunz
Graynon
Park Naok
Darkt PF
Smith
Alexander AM
Meni
Dlacon
MecNeth
Fashtauch
Fashbaugh
Will Pashagh
Boston
Maas
Pashbaugh
Havir
New York City
Mra
Pashbaigh
Greeley
Mies
Carrie Fashbaugh
Stork Expresses Joy Over Birth Amid Travel Tales
Mrs Dora and Mr Stork announce the birth of a daughter at 007 Fourth Avenue. The couple and family recently toured to Estes Park for a meet, with a detour through Glenwood for a brief stop before resuming travel.
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Dora
Fourth Avenue
Patee
France Presses Currency Stabilization Debate at World Conference
June 28 report cites high Freeh sources on a world economic conference resolution. It notes mixed views on the impact of currency stabilization on the recovery, and that the United States refrained from participating in the stabilization push while tensions with gold-focused nations persisted. France and allies reportedly seek firm stabilization plans despite American inaction.
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Landon
Ee Ad
Francy
United States
iMore Ship Building in Prospect Jobs Saved
Washington June 27 prospects for employment rose under a new construction program saving about 400 workers in professional technical clerical and jobs at navy yards. They had faced discharge but Secretary Swanson ordered furlough without pay until Sept 20. For shop workers laborers and helpers a system of paid leave was continued where possible otherwise indefinite layoff without pay was set to begin.
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Washington
Navy Yards
Swanson
Ft. Collins Urges Forest Work at Chambers Lake
Ft. Collins leaders joined county commissioners and the Chamber of Commerce in urging federal action on Chambers Lake for a forestry camp. Oscar L. Chapman in Washington was asked to consider the site, with prior interest from Senator H. Y P Costgan and Representative Fred Gum Inunga, now in Washington, for establishing a camp there.
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Ft. Collins
Chambers Lake
Fort Collins
Chambera J Lake
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Guminunga
Wild
Weshinion
Ar Alstant
Chapman
Luther family detained over government printing office trip
Albert Ann Lawton Luther and Mrs Albert Luther of Greeley were arrested here from Washington D C on a supposed vacation trip from their employment in the government printing office. They were accompanied by Walter Weber, a former Greeley printer, in a car voyage back home.
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Albert Ann Lawton Luther
Gota
Albert Luther
Greeley
Wasiington
D. C
Pharnday
One Thin States Vote On Prohibition Repeal
A garbled report notes political action on a prohibition repeal in several states. It references West Virginia and Virginia margins, mentions an 18 to 0 tally and a 93,000 margin in another race, and lists states including New York Connecticut Wisconsin Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
Davis Reaches to Dis FAsed Png Takeman's Hay
A garbled report mentions Davis reaching Bernadou and foggy conditions affecting travel. It references a Geneva conference, Europe actions, and uncertain dialogue about weather and travel plans. A town council ad offers a reward for robbery leads, and there is a note about Mead and Mead’s junior baseball team inviting notices for players to contact the manager.
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Geneva
Ehrope
Pavia Caias
Paunt
Fom
Bernadou
Amnbarmak
Latghing
Waebiray
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Way Tax
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Cole
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Ny Gas & Elec
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Childhood Education Association
K.C
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Macket
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Chad
Sleor
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