Conferees study shift of state relief burden to counties
Colorado conferees debated diverting part of state direct relief to counties to ease the overall burden. The plan would allocate relief responsibility proportional to income tax shares while preserving some funding for property tax needs. The talks, lasting two hours, signaled possible compromises as lawmakers seek a workable distribution and avoid total state liability.
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Denver
Senate
House
Colorado
Sotile
Ralph L. Curneoue
Senate-House
Mey
Willie Rehools
Moses B. Sraith
Decorat
Aull
Cochairman
Menninn
Cari
Ula Democratic
Vennin
Smith
C Hive
Cave
Life Teams
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Alleged Bandit Caught Here Undergoes Surgery
Fort Collins police report the alleged bandit from the Armstrong hotel robbery on February 27 was captured by Greeley officers. The suspect Joan Pullman, a 10 year old from Kansas City Missouri, underwent an appendectomy at Larimer County Hospital and is recovering after the procedure.
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Fort Colling
Joan Pullman
Kansas City
Armstrong Hotel
Larimer County Hospital
Greeley
Tunnel Portal Road Bids Due March 16
Time for opening bids for roads to the east and crest portage of the Colorado Hig Thompson tunnel project has been moved. Bids originally set for March at the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation offices in Meuver have been changed to March 16, announced by T. F. Walter, chief engineer.
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Crest Portage
S. Bureau of Reclamation
Meuver
Tt. F. Walter
Ute Buyean
Denver
Six Gering Students Injured in Highway Collision
Six students from Gering High School were injured when their car in a four state debating journey collided with another vehicle north of Greeley. Mishard Strang, 17, was hospitalized overnight with prostane damage to an eye. others suffered minor cuts and bruises. The Seiltich car, driven by Fred Seillach of Lucerne, and the Gering car were badly damaged. Courtesy patrol investigated the crash.
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Ceving
Gering
Maxton Laughlin
Dale Fulton
Stanley Reeder
Hetty Barkey
Alasine Grant
AML
Strong
Woapital
Fran Geelag
Fred Seillach
Lucerne
Seithaen
Freida
Provancha Dies Suddenly At Severance
Frank Provanelin Provancha 62 died at 1 30 Thursday afternoon at Severance from a heart condition after drinking earlier in the day. He is survived by his widow and a daughter who teaches in California. The Provancha family moved to Severance four years ago. He had been janitor of the Severance grade school. The death was taken to Richards mortuary. Active children listed include Warald and Victor.
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Frank Provanelin
Severance
Provannin Ia
Istawite
Buellaetaols
California
Eliaveraf
Loveland
Eutoy High
Hie Severance
Doly
Wichards
Warald
Victor
Associated
Idalia Springs
Denver
Donald James Miner
Merritt Miner
Idaho Springs Electrical Company
Fascoe
Slater
Mary Dean
Clipin County
Ghildran’s
Benes Sees Reaction Against Dictators
Chicago March 3. President of Czechoslovakia Benes warned that European dictatorships face rising opposition and that their fall would come from political, moral, economic, and social pressures. He spoke at the Union League. He urged democracy and freedom as the path to a final decisive victory.
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Chicago
Tienes
Fornia
Czzechoslovakia
Union League Vlib
Beuyere
Two Women Charged With Reckless Driving on First Ave
Reported collision on First Avenue and Sixteenth Street led to charges against Bra. ALT Norberg of Greeley and Mrs. J. J. Frary of La Salle for reckless driving. Dollee omit aam moana and $70 bail set per car amid varying outcomes for others involved.
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Bra. Alt
Norberg
Greeley
Rante Fone
J. J. Frary
la Salle
First Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Dollee
Damane
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Wille Nies Schenke
Stripenth
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Idee EB
J. Lewis
Tanils ME
Qahwyet
Firepley
Antifig Costa
John Winters
Sient
Outstanding Weld County crops honored at chamber dinner
The Weld County Junior Farmers were honored Wednesday night at a chamber of commerce dinner. Thirty six boys appear in the photo including Hackrow Herman Harrgan Route 4 Longmont Pan Krieger Route 2 Epton Earl Wood dr Gill Robert Hill Garry Vern Essinger Route 2 La Salle Jack Sanger Briggsdale Ralph Ball Briggsdale Richard Moalart Greeley Melvin Helfer Ault Leonard Warner Fort Lumtons Joe Ewing La Salle Rex Sanger Briggsdate Jimmy Bailey Kersey Warren Cronus Kersey Paul Brunner Thorsten Senson Aust James Urano Plattevilles Ray Keller Kersey Ernest Kitely Route One Longmont Charles Henry Route 4 Gresley Robert Bay Pierce Arthur Andersen Jr Ault Glyde Linder Fort Lupton Albert Katich Eaton Wayne Peer Gree lay Front row Russell Mesier Louis Robinette Outs 3 Greeley Arthur Brings Route 3 Greeley Lewell Carlson Route 1 Greeley Melvin Hickling Raute 1 Greeley Billy Bender Johnstown Wilbur Thornton Johnstown Carl Carlson Greeley Herbert Olander Longmont Rodney Cuykendall Roguen. Photo by Gardner.
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Weld County
Chamber of Commerce
Hackrow
Herman Harrgan
Longmont
Pan Krieger
Epton
Earl Wood
Dr. Gill
Robert Hill
Garry Vern Essinger
la Salle
Gllcrest Ffa
Jack Sanger
Briggsdale
Ralph Ball
Greeley
Billy Bender
Johnstown
Wilbur Thornton
Carl Carlson
Herbert Olander
Rodney Cuykendall
Roguen
Gardner
Mrs. Margaret M. Gale Dies in California
Mrs. Margaret M. Gale, last surviving member of the college’s first faculty, died in California at an advanced age. A Greeley native, she helped open the early college and taught English and history for two years. Gale was active in civic and church affairs and was married to Jesse Gale. Her death leaves two heirs.
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Margaret M. Gale
Calif
Mig
Mureiret Aforida Gale
Weader
Clendide
Gallf
Glendale
Hunt
Margaret Morris Cme
Greeley
Tharl
Ahamas
Palpba
Murry
Rel
Aid Joby
KR. Whitentutt
Misa Morris
1. Ak
Ie Wet
Fulenda Neve
1. A. JK
Ban
San Pranetsce
Hack
Catte
Fy Greeley Pwede
Gale
Deafield Mearti
Bis
Meade Si
Guuln
Tout
Growers Urged to Submit Acreage Allotment Requests
County Agent Te V. Y. Toyne announced that growers with sugar beets in 1940 must file an acreage allotment request before March 15 to be eligible for payment. The form, sent to all beet growers, can be filled by tenant or owner and mailed or delivered to the county Agricultural Conservation office or a Great Western Sugar representative. Any growers missing forms should contact the county office.
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Te. VY
Yoyne
Toyne
Tomy
Wade
the Agricultural Adjustment
County Agricultural Conservation Office
Great Western Sugar Company
Welit Counly
Judge Decides For Defense in Suit of Dodd
In district court Judge G C Coftin ruled for the defense in the suit by D. El odd of the Galeton district. The plaintiff failed to prove an agreement with the produce company to buy old formate pinta keen seed for planting. Defendants include Crain planta and the Uru tin aroluce company with partners W I Rosa Radl M Ross Virgil Brown and Albert Berk Inffamith. William R Kelly represented the defendants.
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Terters
Ttatement
Ratan
GC. G. Coftin
D. el, Odd
Galeton
Coftin
Dad
Jie Cavin
Crain Planta
Italio Pinte Send
Urutin Aroluce Company
W. I. Rosa
Radl M. Ross
Virgil Brown
Albert “Berk” Inffamith
William R. Kelly
Roosevelt Cruiser Tousten Arrives at Charleston Navy Yard
The cruiser Tousten, returning President Roosevelt from the South Atlantic maneuver, arrived at the Charleston navy yard at 10:50 a.m. on March 3, ahead of schedule. The ship planned to proceed to Washington afterward.
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Charleston
S.C. Maren
Tousten
Roosevelt
Gamng
Navy Yard
Tere
Schedul Favors Wield WL
Mme Aspect Team
Teave
Washington
Debaters Compete Friday in Greeley For Sixth State Meet
Debaters from multiple states gathered in Greeley for the sixth annual state forensic competition sponsored by Kipp Delta campus. First rounds in novice and championship divisions began with Felipy micrnhig. four rounds in the championship will be held Friday at 6 PM. Twenty four teams entered the championship with schools like Denver Cathedral and Cheyenne among entrants. Friday’s schedule includes extempore speaking preliminaries, semilinds in championship, and final debates.
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Sylvester R. Toussaint
Colorado State College of Education
Pi Kappa Delta
Kimball
Nebraska
Hei Relde
Fou
Greeley
Vl Kipp Delta
Campus Trensh
Traber Try
Felipy Micrnhig
Aleehalevs
Browelenmerthy
W.C. Armen Grant
Fritiy
Cristlin
Pirlat
Debato
Senator Adams Sees Senators Continue Fight
Washington March Senator Adams predicts ongoing battle in the senate appropriations committee over a 17000 food for feed centre appropriation vetoed by the Governor. The House refused to concur and sent the matter to Conference Committee to seek a save. additional funds needed this year Sneaky bidders to be scoured of insect prata.
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Washington
Adis
Danaeval
Colenuta
Senate
Dee
Wealoh
Trrger Attawat
Winthes House
Adana
Timeline of May Day events and civic efforts
Fragmentary notice outlines Mihlay IleWecifier company plans for funding webeting efforts for porous postures. Names and places are unclear, but it mentions public support and civic projects tied to May Day. Details are incomplete.
House Passes Half Billion Army Funds Amid War Effort
Washington reports the House approved about 199 million dollars toward a postponed expansion of the air corps and the year’s defense needs starting July 1. The vote was narrow. The plan funds new aircraft, mostly combat types, and includes postwar personnel provisions and related military supply items.
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Washington
Alexene Lo
Pius Opens Pontificate in Appeal For Peace
Vatican City March 1 reports Pius XII begins his pontificate with a broadcast appeal for peace. The new pope urges unity and cooperation among nations, expresses hope for harmony, and calls for prayer and resolute action toward a peaceful world order. He asks leaders to seek divine guidance and public to support peaceful measures.
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Jassadaind
Vatican City
Pilday
Aleeyian
Vatican
Bss
Jusdeo Aed Clarity
Pores
TANTS
Committee Supports Grant of Power to Roosevelt
The editorial notes the committee backing for expanding presidential authority toward Roosevelt, citing parliamentary debates and policy aims. It emphasizes urgent wartime governance needs, executive action, and the drive to unify wartime leadership across the United States.
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Roosevelt
Barbara Wins Custody of Her Three-Year-Old Son
Barbara obtained custody of her three year old son in a court decision. The ruling involves custody terms and the father's rights, with references to the court and legal procedures.
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Barbara
Presa Lond
Maceth & Cort Core Tanewifelterentaw
Barbara Inten
Pheirews
Waolwinett Iillions
Tae
Hsitave
Chalcery Dt ‘Glalon
High Comrk of Justice
Wife Sues Cartoonist Over Family Row Showdown
A wife sues a cartoonist in a domestic dispute case alleging fault in a marriage breakdown. The suit seeks a remedy for alleged harm and interruption of family life. Details remain unclear due to garbled OCR text. The case involves a wife and the named cartoonist.
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