Colorado Boys Industrial School Costs Questioned
June report by James Logan criticizes the Colorado M Ausivist School for Boys at Golden for unjustified expenditures and governance. It urges immediate special audit, personnel reforms, and restructuring to provide better training and vocational guidance, with proposed state charging of county costs and broader administrative changes.
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Legion Leader Denied Speech at National Education Meet
National Educational Association delegates at Madison Square Garden heard a dispute unfold as American Legion Commander Daniel Doherty was refused permission to address the gathering. Doherty sought to answer NEA criticisms linked to a Columbia University Bulletin report alleging Legion influence over NBA activities. The meeting ended abruptly with 17,000 in attendance as officials moved to conclude the session.
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University of Newark
June Doherty
American Legion
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Moylea College to Honor Alumni at Rexalta Event
Moyle prelages of the campus and football team of Colorado University will begin to alumnd at the Rexalta at 7:50 o'clock, directed by Ralph Crossman of the College of Journalism. K. O. Lam and Whitew White are noted in the program.
Cowhand Against the Sky Rodeo Art Highlight
A Denver Tribune engraving commemorates Western broncho bustlers with a bronze statue. Herbert Myers of Greeley photographed the scene after its initial bronze casting, portraying the martial arts of the rodeo and preserving the arts of soul and vein as a fine action picture.
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Herbert Myers
Greeley
Myers
Denver
Fred Arens Elected New President of La Salle Exchange Club
Fred Arens was named president of the La Salle Exchange Club at a June meeting in Lagalle. The election set officers for the next six months with John Weigand as incident president and Rev. McCliggege as secretary. Guests included Judge Nixon, E Ha gan, Ralph Gardner, Eq Looneyard, Lea Floria from Greeley, and Judge Nixon served as speaker.
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Police Seek Owner of Five Gallons of Gas
Greeley police searched Thursday for the owner of five gallons of gasoline found after a theft report. H. C. Macomber, 1207 Sixth Street, saw two men carry a five gallon can, they fled when spotted, the can and contents were turned over to police, who believe the gas was siphoned from a car.
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Prilice
Music Fraternity Dinner Meet Plans and Honored Guest
Music fraternity Beta Big Chanter Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia hosts a dinner and mountain trip for members and alumni pledges. John G. Kendo, longtime Denver music supervisor and national Sinfonia executive, will guest teach and lead the first summer finding of the Teakeroliv festival.
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Uss Pational Matsical
Tisk
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Mustc
Denver
Yehoala
Kendeljae
Sinfonia
Teakeroliv
Foreigners Remove Billion From America
Washington report shows foreigners pulled nearly 1 billion dollars in capital from the United States since the onset of the recession. Withdrawals mainly affected short term funding and included liquidation of American securities in the first quarter of the fiscal year. The 1937 accord era is noted as a limited period of foreign holdings in America.
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Beet Crop Prospects Remain High in Greeley Eaton Areas
In Greeley and Eaton areas beet crops show exceptionally life yield prospects despite hail storms and the heaviest webworm infestation in years. Wanager S. Looper of Greeley and Anon Sugar factories notes spraying of 18,000 lures of bonds in the district to combat webworms and rapid drying soil moisture after recent showers. He says planting and irrigation demand are strong and recovery follows targeted spray efforts, with few fields damaged where timely control was applied.
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Ella Gray Estate Filed In County Court
The estate of Ella Gray of Greeley is probated in county court with Rosin valued as personal property and $2,509 in real estate. Edward Gray of Th trot, Miel GC. oc. Taihu is attorney.
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Hvenier
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Iiterney
Petition Probe Warrant Questioned by Carroll
Carroll argues the petition probe is warranted after evidence submitted by a clerk at Stile George J. Saunders. He discussed testimony transcripts and letters with officials, referencing forgery and possible death claims while seeking advisability of subpoenaing petition signers and notifying recipients under secrecy rules.
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Stile
George J. Saunders
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Carroll
Aes
Melina Aliul
Sanders
July Fourth Parade and Island Grove Fireworks Plan
A July Fourth program details a parade moving west from Seventh Avenue and Twelfth Street to Eighth Avenue and Ninth Avenue to Fifth Street, then south to Fourteenth Street. Island Grove hosts a spud rodeo with multiple free-for-all races, pony and calf events, and rodeo championships. Fireworks display at 8:18 p.m. with concessions open at Island Grove and Binocin parks all day.
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Greeley
Cheyenne Frontier Days
Langer Concedes Nye Victory in North Dakota
Governor William Langer conceded the Republican nomination for the U S Senate in North Dakota to Gerald P Nye as early unofficial returns showed Nye leading 87 794 to 91 482 with 114 precincts remaining in the 2260 precincts. Nye held a clear edge in the tally as the race counted toward the primary outcome in Fargo North Dakota.
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Nye
N. Dakota
Agadeiized Press
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Lions Install New Officers at Tuesday Dinner
Lions club held its annual officer installation after a dinner at Marahalla Cafeteria. Forty one were present as George Jr Jago acted as installing officer and new officers took duties including L. M. Thompson as president and W. S. Stunt as first vice president.
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Braddard
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Weather report with scattered showers across regions
Colorado forecast shows fair conditions tonight with eastern areas partly cloudy. Some areas may see scattered showers Thursday with a higher chance of light rain, temperatures easing to the mid 60s. Overall, the 24 hour total rainfall appears light, with mild to moderate conditions on Thursday across ridgelines and western exposures.
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At Home in the Saddle Rodeo Queen Mary Witwer and Attendant
Greeley’s rodeo queen Mary Frances Witwer and her lady-in-waiting Margaret Edwards pose in the corral at the E.W. ranch where Witwer grew up. Clad in colorful cowgirl costumes, they have been featured on numerous Fourth of July committee advertising tours.
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Greeley
Mary Frances Witwer
Margaret Edwards
Roosevelt Predicts History Will Endorse Long Range Budget
President Roosevelt warned at the New York World’s Fair that history will judge his long range budget balance as essential to democracy. He urged maintaining freedom and a truly informed press, backing limited federal school curriculum control, and saving national resources for future prosperity.
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Maine
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Fair Stoums
Mathews Leads Farm Group Of Kiwanians At Convention
Mathews heads rural group of Kiwanis at San Francisco meeting. Delegates from districts discuss agricultural programs, youth outreach, and cooperative farming issues. Officers elected by acclamation include Verne and Knudson. convention aims to close today.
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Mote Vista
DeVoe
Grand Junction
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Pueblo
Tay Mathews
Grealey
Marlin
Konus
ScousHlatt
Vesseil
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Associated Prime
San Francisco
Tio
Clinnalag Twa
Glent Hathold
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Whylsale
Coffea
Knudson
Atherd Lea
Minti
Veo Ghotkuty
United Sintos
G P Central Committee To Meet Monday
The Republican Central Committee will meet Monday in Weld County with members from Greeley and nearby towns. The gathering aims to set local party strategy and approve upcoming campaign actions.
Bitter Primary Fight Causes Difficulty in Kentucky and Oklahoma
Washington reports a bitter primary struggle over pay and political charges. Carry Hope Lkins announced solid defense of WPA wage increases amid allegations of political manipulation. Officials vow swift, thorough investigations while defending the administration's policies in Kentucky and Oklahoma where wage scales lag or lead private industry.
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Ollahoma
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Pimary
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Aubrey
Miss Robe for Wage Hours Chief Choice Discussed
Washington discussion focused on Miss Josephine House of Denver as a potential administrator for the new wages and hours law. Names connected include Miss Rae of Denver and former Treasury official, with competing candidates Dr. Sunday Ladin and Leon Heuterus, who reportedly prefer their current posts.
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United Press Dispatches
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Transformer Contract Set for Substation in Greeley on Wye
Washington June 30 the reclamation bureau announced approval of three contracts totaling 266150 for electrical equipment to be used in the Kenrick reclamation base in Wyoming. Four 5000 kva transformers were to be established at the Greeley substation and will be supplied by the Pacific Machinery Manufacturing Corporation San Pedro California for 67009.
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Reclamation Bureau
Wyoming
Greeley
Aub
Pacific Menetriesul Manufacturing Corporation
San Pruyy Peisco
Ginsburg Recital Set for July 21 at USCIS Faculty Hall
Houry F. Ginsburg, violinist, will give a recital on July 21 presented by USCIS little faculty. The program features students from the university orchestra. Ginsburg has wide concert experience as soloist and conductor and teaches at the college level. He serves as concertmaster for the Denver Civic Symphony and the Professional Symphony of tatots.
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F. Ginsburg
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Coniuce
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Conzert Fieid
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la College
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Denver Clyla Symphony
Tatots
Japan Storm Toll Rises With Mass Flood Deaths
Reports from Yokohama Yokosuka and other coastline cities say at least 21 people died in a Japanese storm and flood event. Dozens more are missing as seawalls broke and buildings collapsed in the deluge caused by the typhoon like weather system.
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