Inspector of G Men Puts Crime Cost At 15 Billion Dollars
FBI inspector H Diane Lester outlines the costs and methods of federal crime prevention. He notes one in five arrested last year were under 21, with native-born and minority groups discussed, and stresses citizen cooperation and home school prevention. The piece details G Men selection, training, labs, and weapon knowledge as part of modern enforcement.
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Pretty Boy Floyd
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Lester
United States
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Inday
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Avery
Lamb Feeders Plan Decline of Foreign Meat Imports
Executive committee of the Colorado Nebraska Lamb Feeders association met at the Camfield hotel to urge passage of a vote opposing foreign meat imports under reciprocal trade. They urged scrutiny of House bill 13.022 and discussed advertising costs, noting $11,800 spent this season and over $70,000 in eight years. Colorado Nebraska markets sold over 17 million lambs in the period. Officers were to be elected in the afternoon session. Members of the executive committee included F. Webster, H.W. Fare, Trant D. Hainer, TC. Tilly, Barkley, and S. K. Warrick, who presided.
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Camfield
J. Warrick
Scottsblatt
Wimner Wagner
Samar
Colorado
Nebraska
Adr Mhal
F. Webster
Fort Colling
H.W. Fare
Greeley
Trant D. Hainer
Rocky Ford
TC. Tilly
Scottshlutt
Barkley
Fort Morginn
8. K. Warrick
Scolteplufe-Hally
Forty Five Granted Final Citizenship Papers
Forty five applicants were granted final citizenship papers after a two day hearing in which one application was denied and some were continued for further study on the U S government ratio. Names listed include Aniella Bao Josaph Derrion Peter Stoll Gregorio Carainas Katherine Mivich Mary Herman Mathilda Del rourt Nicola Di Paolo Henry Strol George Sitaman Conrad Ulich Jal e Andrews Tom P. Alagoplanlast Tacob Wi Weichardt Henry Fendel John Frank Casper Frank Gourad Straushaim Conrad Thiel Gus Pap pas Henry Held Jake Petrie Henry G Ruff Tobin Miler Jr Jake Miler Henry Michel David Senetdt Fon Sennetdes Philp Neubauer John Knopp Mary Ellen Kran Cones A Kauffman Adam Burkhardt Axelys Carlson Henry Keause Angelo Din aloft Facob Erhes John Lahnert James R. Jewett Pailin Miller David Lanter Christ Smon Hey Straue holm Carl Whrict
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Aniella
Bao
Josaph Derrion
Peter Stoll
Gregorio
Carainas
Katherine Mivich
Mary Herman
Mathilda Delrourt
Nicola di Paolo
Henry Strol
George Sitaman
Conrad Ulich
Jale Andrews
Jom P. Alagoplanlast
Tacob Wi
Weichardt
Henry Fendel
John Frank
Casper Frank
Gourad
Straushaim
Conrad Thiel
Gus Pappas
Henry Held
Jake Petrie
Henry G. Ruff
Tobin Miler Jr
Jake Miler
Henry Michel
David, Senetdt
Fon Sennetdes
Philp Neubauer
John Knopp
Mary Ellen
Kran
Cones A. Kauffman
Adam Burkhardt
Axelys Carlson
Henry Keause
Angelo Dinaloft
Facob
Erhes
John Lahnert
James R. Jewett
Pailin Miller
David Lanter
Christ Smon
Hey Straueholm
Carl Whrict
Lehman to Seek Third Term in New York
Gov. Herbert H. Lehman, a Democrat, agreed to run again after receiving a personal letter from President Roosevelt urging him to carry forward social legislation. The White House message sparked party leaders to press Lehman to rescind his initial refusal, and at noon he announced his decision to campaign for another term.
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Herbert H. Lehman
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Roosevelt
United States
White House
Farley Denies Resigning Cabinet Post Amid Campaign Scramble
Washington June 80 James A Farley postmaster general and DNC chairman denied reports he resigned or planned a leave of absence amid the presidential campaign. Farley told reporters in Atlantic City he had not resigned and would say no more.
Brother of Greeley Man Killed in Rail and Truck Collision
Beatrica Nebraska June 30 Herman Tolhers a railroad locomotive engineer died in hospital last night from burns suffered when his freight train collided with a gasoline motor transport at a crossing near Blue Springs Beatrica Nebraska June 30 Glen Paton 38 of Wymore died today from burns suffered in the Blue Springs crash Pauten’s death was the second from the accident Herman Wothers 61 of Lincoln the Burlington engineer died yesterday Fred Brothers foreman at the Greetay sugar factory was called to Beatrica yesterday upon the death of his railroad engineer brother
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Turlington Railroad
Blue Springs
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Glen Paton
Wymore
Pauten
Herman Wothers
Lincoln
Burlington
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Greetay
Has Brother
Tribune Want Ads Boost Local Rentals in Greeneley
The town ad column emphasizes Tribune Want Ads as a low cost, effective way to secure rentals. It touts quick results without long power or effort, claiming strong performance and the beat of the town's needs being met.
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Summer Session Events Calendar Highlights
Summer Session vents calendar lists a Tuesday 2 15 p.m. special rehearsal of Journey's End for Youth of Greeley sponsored by NYU and a Wednesday 12 noon Graduate Women's Luncheon by the Student Club. Reservations due in Graduate office by 10 0n 45. First performance of Journey's End at 6 p.m. by the Little Theatre of the Rockets.
Weld County Faces Rising Auto Death Toll in Six Months
Weld County reports 16 traffic deaths and about 90 injuries in six months, with rates nearly twice the national average. State patrol plans a plainly marked patrol car to curb speeding and reckless driving as fatalities approach the half-year mark.
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Colorado
Guardsmen to police the 1920 Greeley Spud Rodeo
Fifty five national guardsmen will police the 1920 Greeley Spud Rodeo announced by Chief of Police W H Boggs. Guardsmen from Headquarters and Company WM under Lieutenants Don Stewart and Ralph Bowyer will manage the crowd at Island Grove Park on July 4 and oversee the night fireworks display. Three special downtown policemen Homer Lima Paul Glove and Granville Billingaly will assist.
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Four men arrested on disturbance charges in Greeley area
Four men were brought to the county jail on disturbance charges after arrests by the sheriff’s office. Named are Wayno A. Robinson, 48, of Greeley. Bal Gallegos, 19, of Garden Place. Leo Gallegos, 46, and Joseph P. Zamora, 52, of the Hudson Mexican colony. They were taken to the county court for processing.
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Spud Rodeo's Big Annual Event Drives Record Ticket Sales
Spud Rodeo's Fourteenth Annual Groglay Spud Rodeo sells rapidly with plans for a parade and multiple contests at Island Grove. Prizes total hundreds with $40 top parade awards and event purses including $300 bronc riding and $9400 in various rodeo stakes. Fireworks finale follows a large parade through Greenley Territory. tickets available at the Greene Chamber of Commerce building.
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Ogden Clubber Slays Three In Jap Mayhem
Police hunt a tall 37 year old Salt Lake City cosmetics salesman George Mortensen after a club attack in Ogden left Mr and Mrs Adam Snyder dead and Mrs Snyder’s elderly mother badly beaten. Betty Becker a young witness described piercing blows as Mortensen pursued them from Snyder home. Police report Mrs Snyder’s husband previously drank and caused the motive. The scene yielded multiple wounds and a terse investigation began.
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Tohn C. Davis Funeral in Pasadena on Friday
Funeral services for John Chalmare-Davis, son of Bir and Mrs. John a Davis, were held Friday at Maynolds Mortuary in Pasadena California. Interment followed at the Paoma Denna Mausoleum. Mr. Davis died earlier that week after a brief illness in Pasadena.
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WPA Grants Reach Colorado as Pennsylvania and New York City Lead
The Works Progress Administration allocates 4 795 875 to Colorado part of a 425 million dollar national plan. Pennsylvania receives 38 828 750 while New York City gets 36 697 400. Other state allotments include Wyoming and Colorado. Immediate start on approved projects. unemployment relief and resettlement funds noted. Weather and local crime details accompany brief regional notices.
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Boulderite Killed When Car Upsets Near Estes Park
A Boulder, California man Jemeg Phifer about 40 and William Dietrich about 28 of Estes Park were in a car that overturned near Estes Park while returning from a fishing trip. Phifer was killed. Dietrich injured. Phifer was survived by his widow Frances who runs a small hotel. Dietrich was unmarried.
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Steamliner Model Set for Greeley Parade July 4
A Union Pacific steamliner model named City of Denver arrived in Greeley Tuesday to appear in the downtown July 4 parade. The tiny train, about three feet high and nearly two blocks long, will be powered for the event by a site crew led by Reese Wilkin Bod parade chairman. Junior Chamber of Commerce members will assist with parade operations, wearing orange shirts from Wilba Clothing. More than 40 people joined a Monday tour inviting towns including La Salle and Loveland to attend the celebration, with strongest crowds reported in Fort Lupton Frederick Boulder Longmont and Loveland.
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Thomas Will Speak Here Next Monday
Norman Thomas, presidential candidate, will address the assembly at the college in Greelay next Monday at 7:30 p m. He is a leading Socialist figure invited by the Social Studies Department led by Dr. O W M Dickerson. President Roosevelt and Governor Landon were also invited. Roosevelt declined, Landon participates.
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Farley Resigns As Postmaster General to Aid 1938 Bid
New York dispatch from The New York Times says James A Farley has sent his resignation as postmaster general to President Roosevelt to devote time to pursuing the Democratic national committee post. William W Howes would assume acting duties during the campaign. Some Democrats favor Farley’s return if Roosevelt is reelected, while opposition grows to the plan. Friends hope he can later reclaim the post, believing a cabinet stay would bolster his bid to run for New York governor in 1938.
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Convict Is Husband of Slain Hostess in Chicago Hotel
Colorado convict Bolin, husband of slain Chicago nightclub hostess Florence Thompson Castle, was connected to a related case in Colorado. Chicago investigators traced prison letters to Mrs. Castle tied to Bolin, Allen Richards, and a series of robberies in Colorado Springs.
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College women urged to lead in politics social and economic issues
Dr Dorothy Bird Nyswanger of Salé Lata City tells the Delta Delite Delta at the opening of the convention that college women have greater responsibility for leadership in political, social and economic problems. She states the need to cooperate with other groups to improve women's conditions and roles in industry and labor.
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William Washburn on Trial for Assault Charge
William Washburn, a farmer from Platteville, Wells on Light in the just sea coach of B. W. Florance, faces a charge of assault and battery against neighbor youth George Holt. Complaint filed by the boy’s mother. J. P. Coggbury defends.
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Frasier to Tour British Isles for Education Fellowship
Dr. George Willard Praster, president of the College of Education, departs Thursday for a extended tour of England Ireland and Scotland returning in late September. He attends the New Education Fellowship meeting at Cheltenham July 31 for two weeks and speaks to Cheltenham Rotary on August 11. The Frasiers meet Miss Evelyn Newman in Ireland and visit Exeter College. John Teta House and others greet the party. they travel by car via Michigan and Quebec return.
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