Levy Proposals Seek War Profits Tax At 97 Percent
A Washington panel outlined a plan to levy war profits up to 97 percent as part of a broader tax shift amid heated debate over the army expansion bill. Sponsors argue the levy would replace existing taxes and fund mobilization, while critics warn of economic disruption and political maneuvering behind the measure.
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Associated Tees
Waetlegiin
Marek
Waationtan
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Sendia
Ibs
Ueseline
Hp Army
Manly
Bun
Stuutay Tobey Mead
New Ffmpshire
As Democrata
Ont
Tur Way
Aval
Saprove Harbor
Far Avery Guat
Imyrerenicul
Yval Messire
Kesslon
Smith Seeks More Time On Joint Committee Divert Funds
In a midweek session Senator Moses F. Smith and the five conferees pressed for extra time to craft a compromise bill on diverting state funds. The plan would move general funds to cover schools while balancing departmental needs, with tensions between Gov. Carr and lawmakers over the amount and timing of transfers.
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Smith
Joint Committee
Denver
Care
Coloraito General Assembly
Moses F. Stalth
Anlt
Senate
Smith Ball
Salli
Ova
Carr
Niles
John
Boges
Republican
Burlington
Meith Chambers
Cou Milter
Enn Furener Committee
Leith
Rudolph Johnson
Houle
Gpuerkilion
German Who Made Bombs Here in 1917 Is Forgiven
Faust, a German immigrant once accused of storing explosives in a Chicago depot box since 1917, was cleared after confessing his wartime motives. He told a felony court he planned bombs to protest U.S. actions against Germany but now is 74 and has changed his views.
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Marsh
Steinhold
Faust
Germany
Nolle
Mathaw Margen
Agas
Palitone
United States
Senate Blocks Fish and Game Fund Diversion
The Colorado Senate today approved on final reading 29 to 9 a measure to prevent any transfer of Game and Fish Department funds. Sponsors say it keeps the wildlife fund separate to ensure state benefits under the Bitmann Robertson law for wildlife conservation remain accessible with federal funds available to states.
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Denver
Colorado
Ale
Fish Department
Firemen's Charity Ball Slated for March 17
The Greylay fire department announces its tenth annual charity ball to be held Friday March 17. Tickets are available from fireman Maveh 13 Aust and Chuck Kel, with music provided by a local orchestra.
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Firemen’s
Greylay
Fale
Maveh
Chuck Keltows
Independents Call Precinct Caucuses Here
The Independent party holds precinct caucuses Friday evening to choose delegates for a Mayoral and city offices convention at Ley Ley High School. Ward delegates from three wards are listed with names and addresses totaling 201 delegates for the convention and arguments for open nominations and a property levy reduction.
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Shaiya
Kiser
Senterary GC
Cohen
Tne
Greeley
Pyamasivm
Marcel
Wid
Ary Moffat
Rankdin
Loren Wakeman
E.G. Moyt
OB. Wickstrom
Getween
15Th St
Johannesson
Muney Kiser
Ray Achhibald
Woelgandl
Paren
A. Rowman
Tech Ave
Prank Lee
C. W. Doe
Crawford
Bamuel W. Williams
Ayr
Wacd
Independent Party
People's
Loyalists Use War Planes on Madrid Reds
Madrid reports that planes operated by General Jose Miaja's government bombed and strafed Madrid suburbs as loyalist forces sought to suppress insurgent troops. Earlier statements by Minja and Casado claimed the revolt was under control while communists in the city faced surrender or containment.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Jose Misja
Republican
Defonas
Kono
Minja
Segismundo Casado
Ir Aas
Miaja
Juan Negrin
Shaky Start in Early Market Sessions Rumors Spur Trade
Reports indicate uncertain trading in New York stocks with analysts noting a rally falter in early dealings. Around 600,000 shares changed hands as traders pushed through the final hour amid volatile sentiment.
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Iso
New Yorks
Sorel 7
Cransters
College Library Dome Dismantling Advances on Campus
On the State College of Education campus, the old tanostig dome library, in use since 1900, is being dismantled to make way for a new library. Corbine & Kites of Denver oversee removal to create a unified building with a large education reading room, two seminar rooms, and new facilities including a radio studio and classrooms. The project, funded by the state building fund and Public Works Administration aid, plans a 40 percent remodel resembling the original structure.
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Hie Dolne State College of Education
Corbine& Kites
Denver
Leome
Ste
Janis
Finn
Anecin Radia
Erveation Activisieg
Pine
Jevy
Ene Public Works Administration
Junior Chamber Seeks Better Street Lighting Campaign
The Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce advocates improved street lighting citing a national survey showing many U S cities underserve lighting and linking it to highway hazards. The effort targets the No Firewire Hills area with a plan to strengthen wire support and lighting programs.
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Greeley
Conmerce
United States
Newview Hills
U. S
Fined for Drunken Delving Day Guilty in Court
Greeley resident Ghorne B Day at 1124 Seventh Street was fined 75 for drunken driving after a Monday trial. Day pleaded guilty and the court found him guilty despite challenged evidence. Co-defendants listed include Jaye tachmtal Gh Te Bmlch and Charles Mucheson.
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Ghorne B. Day
Streat
Greeley
Justin Court
Day
Jaye Tachmtal
Gharles Mucheson
Rowley Harris Hurt by Courtesy Patrol Car on 8th Avenue
Rowley Harris sustained critical injuries after a courtesy patrol vehicle struck him on 8th Avenue. Greeley police investigated the incident as officers reviewed the scene and gathered statements.
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Rowley Harris
8Th Avenue
Ranchers Submit Land Lease Bids in Weld County
Over 70 northeast Weld county ranchers bid for lease of about 30 000 acres of range land. Average bid was five cents per acre for one year, with highs around ten cents. County revenue estimated at about 1400 dollars. bids to be sorted against last year’s lessees before announcing winners.
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County Commissioners of
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Dioeher Mun Min
Rossigang J
Briggsdile Resékteneag Priject
Jihun
S. A. Nelson
T. J. McKay
Guletan
R. B. Golden
Corniai
Florence Philp
Bari
Wyo
Briggsdale
Kriggsdaly
Buh
Uriggedale
Buena Trial for Katling Beierbach Opens March 12
Fort Morgan reports on March 7 that David Buens, a Wisconsin beer worker, was arraigned on a murder charge related to the death near Buena. Beierbach, Orchard, Gale, and rancher defendants are named. the case moves toward trial beginning March 12 with Beierbach held in jail after the body was found near Georgie.
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Katling Beierbach
Fort Morgan
David Buens
Beer Mali
Wal Manel
Beierbach
Orchard
Gale
Vnigrbach
Georlgie
Cole
Local Cleaner Proprietor Injured in Street Crash
A Greeley cleaner proprietor, Dhysketan, suffered a punctured lung and 12 broken ribs after a collision with a car driven by Patrutmar Hub ert Welsh, 32, at the Eighth avenue and Tentl street intersection. Witnesses described skid marks and the victim being dragged after impact. Police opened no action that night. Welsh remained at Becker's station awaiting further handling.
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Heavler Mareds
Acie Cleaners
SYS Ventatreuk Grecies
Eighth Avenue
Tentl Street
Gomrleny Vatvol
Patrutmar Hubert Welsh
Leventh Avenue
Slavers
Greeley Hospital
Harris Wan
Hla
Vareta
Harris Welsh
Sig
Attac
Eghthavernie
Ayant
Udda Point
Marria
Welstwald
Harris
Frank A. Berger
Luke
Becker
Fowley Harris
Robert Welsh
Illinois Farmer Faces Death For Killing Friend
The report details a tall year old farmer sentenced to death Tuesday for killing his closest friend. Prosecutor and defense weave through a tragedy with conflicting motives and a dramatic courtroom sequence. Additional items note fines for speeding and other local court outcomes.
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Dreesi Morris
Wear
Shiytig
Wooder
Husiy
Jie
Fripudt
Wood
Sui
Abner Nelgut
Pat Beh
Jay Dyles
Farenyarit
Attaruny S
Holterman
Lasting Recovery Urges Bipartisan Effort in Recovery Talks
Morgenthau states lasting recovery is vital for the nation and urges Republicans and Democrats to work together 100 percent toward recovery. He backs extending the stabilization fund and power to adjust the dollar’s gold value, as Congress considers the administration’s authority. Andresen questions whether any immediate plan will truly speed recovery, while pledging oversight of federal spending.
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Waslington
T—Beavekley
The
Treasury
Tena
Nalureal
Atedreasen
Minnesota
Morgenthan
Keuiaing Juivocates Hianekt
Mendinlatstratinn
Ie Eutelig
Andresen
Morrentini Agid
Mopac
Margenthaw
Tere
Pensioners to Receive 27.04 for March Payments
Officials announce March pension payments totaling about 699,091.41 to 28,804 eligible recipients. Each award includes a base amount and a 13 cent deduction for death cases, with the average pension estimated around 27.04.
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Shiel
Mawariss Theaters
Ai Pristonee Altey
Fuera Aed
Det Singh
Marek
Konia
Ennas
County Judge Urges More Sex Education
County Judge Benjani urges comprehensive sex education in schools amid rising juvenile delinquencies blamed on broken homes and poverty. The discussion notes eight convictions for wine incidents, with calls for improved education, detention options, and a study by a junior chamber committee led by Carrall Gilbert and others.
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Klin
Ultlan
Natore
Tie Casey
Faye Yal
Doris Ulett
Alice Eflich
Ton Ducure
Hieselen
Uie
Wald
Tolge
Carrall Gilbert
Chairma Cedi G Stayer
Ea Me
Trowell
Cleland
Lynde Ernie
Preston Stravel
Amaryllis Plant Displayed at Watchery
A display feature highlights amaryllis at a local watch shop with notes on its size and cultivation. The article mentions gardener figures and a ceremony style event, citing the shop the Watchery and a few local venues in a brief item.
Chi Goes into Bitch Dith Meesun and City Waterworks
An OCR fragment recounts Chi and team upending Wijeury fans as Matson stakes a claim and Vouk leads a first effort amid city waterworks. The text is garbled but implies a dramatic incident with a death and a question about the decisive events.
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Poneto
Matson
Ed C Johnson Opposes Debt Limit Increase
Ed C Johnson opposes raising the debt limit citing a need to curb spending. He warns against drastic revisions of all expenditures and urges cuts over increases to fund relief. He aligns with relief pleas but argues for bold budget reductions instead.
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Ed C. Johnson
Maren Z
Johnson
Mayer
Mikrongvesa
Qasangleyed
Secc Hinl
Pudalarion
Thor Keates
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