Wilkinson Heads People's Ticket in City Election
L Wilkinson heads the Peoples party bid for mayor in the April city election announced by chairman Carl Saoborn. Jacy Wilkinson leads the ticket as mayoral candidate with incumbents retained except P Hering, who will replace Vandernoof. A meeting was set Friday afternoon to organize campaign. Moffet predicts many independent candidates and petitions on the ballot.
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Carl Saoborn
Peoples Party
Jacy J. Wilkinson
Greetey
Uckel Av
Wilkinson
P. Hering
L. H. Vandernoof
Sleermen
Danie
Moffat
Howy Mottet
Greeley
Moffet
Tin Peeples
Independent
Peoples
Judge Symes Proposes Independent Moffat and D
Denver March 7 United States district judge proposed that the Moffat railroad be joined with the Denver and Rio Grande Western and operated as an independent unit so no single carrier would gain stock control The judge rejected a reconstruction plan from the Interstate Commerce Commission and substituted his own for consideration The D and A and W are operated by appointed trustees under federal reorganization law
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Denver
Woater Bynes
United States
Congo
Hlnthou
Moffat
Denver & Tia Grande Western
Operalion
Symes
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Four Louisiana convicts executed after last‑minute hearing
Four men William Meluirs Floyd Hoyee William Hard and William Landers were hanged in Louisiana for the slaying of Columbia posseman Frank Gartman. Parish officials allowed a final statement read on KMLB Monroe radio as the executions occurred after a dramatic chase with 96 escaped convicts hiding in a swamp and holding three youths who later escaped.
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Columbie
Strdent
Frank Gartman
Columbia
Chenoweth Opposes Present Lease-Lend Policy
Rep J Ede gar Chenoweth (R Colo) voices opposition to current lease lend proposals. He argues the president should seek only sound measures and avoid bad options. He plans to confer with irrigation experts in Denver about Arkansas Valley Authority plans.
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Colorado Springs
Cola
J. Edegar Chenoweth
R.culo
Denver
Arkansac Valley Authority
Chinnatvath
America
Senate Rebukes Ban on Convoys and Troop Transport Abroad
March 7 Washington The Senate voted 31 to 65 against Taft's amendment to restrict U S forces outside the western hemisphere and block convoying of war materials. O Mahoney and Johnson proposals were rejected as administration lines held firm. Johnson Wheeler and others opposed, while O Mahoney along with Adams Johnson of Colorado and Wheeler supported the amendment. Several opponents including Murray Schwartz Ware and Cinger voted no.
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Bona Wash
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O'Mahoney
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Student Elections Date on GSCH Campus May Change
Election timing on the GSCH campus depends on whether nominations require a primary. If nominations suffice, primary is held April 5 with elections on April 12. If not, elections occur on April 3. The slate includes vice president secretary and student council officers elected by petition.
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GSCH
Weather Local Forecast for Various Cities
Weather report for 24 hours ending 4.1 with mixed forecasts across towns. Highs and lows range from the mid 40s to low 30s in Arkansas Valley areas, with fair to partly cloudy skies. City by city temperatures include Chicago 33-26, Denver 42-9, Los Angeles 74-55, New Orleans 91-61, San Francisco 74-17, Washington 46-83.
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Nebraska
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Washington
War Department weighs extending National Guard service six more months
The War Department may seek congressional authority to extend National Guard service for an additional six months to a year, citing international tensions. About 249,000 guardsmen have been mobilized under last summer’s authorization, with demobilization risking manpower shortages for selective service calls. Officials note expansion of the regular army and Marshall’s view that a second year of guard service is prudent given the outlook.
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Admiral Hints Naval Auxiliaries Could Aid Britain
Rear Admiral Ingersoll, assistant chief of naval operations, testified before the House Naval Committee that part of a proposed 200000 tons of naval auxiliaries such as tanks might enter Britain’s air program if needed. He stressed no definite allocation had been made and cautioned any transfer would depend on future needs and authority.
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Vinson
DeGa
Maritime Commission
Ingeracl
Britain
Ernest Green Wins Band Trophy at Banquet
Ernest Green received the annual marching band trophy at a Thursday banquet in the Student Union. Dr J DeParest Ging, music division chairman, funded the trophy and medal for outstanding band service. Other medalists included Alex Hawilton Eugene Long Earl Faulkner Dorothy Liteh. Dette Vasey earned the senox drum major medal. Service strains were given by Norma Anilvewa Hilda Craynm Wilkingan Anity Strickland Dorothy Davidson Telly Gobin Elele Flagg. James Fing led the ceremony.
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J. DeParest Ging
Divisiony of
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Eugene Long
Earl Faulkner
Dorothy Liteh
Dette Vasey
Norma Anilvewa
Hilda Craynm Wilkingan
Anity Strickland
Dorothy Davidson
Telly Gobin
Elele Flagg
James Fing
High Power Light Installed At Eighth And Nineteenth
City officials announced a new 2400 watt incandescent street lamp at the intersection of Eighth Avenue and Nineteenth Street delivering 16 000 lumens, far brighter than a standard street lamp. In a separate incident three youths aged 7 to 11 burglarized the Boehia Market basement at 203 North Twentieth Street Thursday around dawn, breaking a window to steal groceries and causing damage to a grinding machine.
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Home Gas and Electric Company
Highth Avenua
Nineteenth Streat
Tty
Boehia Market
Roosevelt proposes new broad powers labor defense board
President Roosevelt outlined a plan for a new labor board to act as an independent policy and administration agency, not a Taft Wagner revival. The board would address labor, production and related issues, without requiring legislation, and would be separate from the office of production manager.
Lease Lend Debate Delays Aid Says Roosevelt
President Roosevelt said that every day of delay on the British aid bill would affect future deliveries of war materials to the democracies. He initially declined to say if the delay was serious but noted reporters know he had warned that February or early March delays would not affect immediate aid but would impact later shipments.
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Washington
Roosevelt Anes
Senate
Vitte Tater
German Balkan Attack Within 48 Hours Seen
German troops mass along the Bulgarian and Turkish frontiers may launch an attack on eastern Macedonia and Greece within 48 hours. Axis forces, numbering over 160000 with armored cars, are poised as observers monitor Yugoslavia and Turkey for signs of alignment. Turkish parliament discussions and Italian naval actions surround the area as the war widens in the Balkans and Horn of Africa.
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Davis Denies His Hands Tied in College Editorial
The Rocky Mountain Collegian editorial questioned coach John S. Davis about control over lineup decisions. Davis responded there is nothing to it and defended his role as mentor while not granting final say on team selection. The piece notes Colorado State Aggies as Big Seven champions and questions lineup decisions for future games.
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Labor Camp Housing Plan Draws Farm Security Talk
A planned Farm Security Administration housing camp near Greeley faced opposition and questions about water supply and local impact. City officials and FSA representatives debated project viability, funding, and housing conditions as candidates for a cooperative operation emerged, with concerns over water, schools, and community effects.
Credit Men Elect Officers for Weld County Association
Utter at Utter Jewelry Co was elected head of the Weld County Credit Association for the coming year at a Thursday meeting in the credit office. Lee B. Carrel becomes president, Hay Itiley the vice president, and Lir. M. Phomp son re elected secretary treasurer and manager. Directors include A. Salberg Johnstown Fred Weller J O Cunter Greeley G G Buckles W Ghevrolis Kenneth Marrs Tyans B J Eka and Earl Hirt Fort Lupton. The board voted to send more representatives to the national credit meeting in Salt Lake City April 20 21 and 22.
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Roy Utter
Utter Jewelry Company
Yreallandal
Weld County Credit Association
RN Highinstiges
Whler
Lee B. Carrel
Hay Itiley
Lir. M. Phomp_son
Teanurer
T. P. McArthur le the
A. @. Salberg
First Nations Bank
Johnstown
Frederick A. Weller
J. O. Cunter
Firat National Qink
Greeley
G. G. Buckes
Biwards Ghevrolis
Greetey
Kenneth Marrs
Tyans
B.J. Eka
MiWikent
Earl Hirtt
Fort Lapton
Ufrentars
Gress Speakers at Growers Session Draw Attention
In a southern regional gathering growers associations including Mountain State Beet Growers Marketing and Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association of Montana met with Great Western Sugar for a purchasing contact. Frank A Kemp of the sugar company spoke as spokesman while Morning session covered background discussions. Attendees included Colorado and Wyoming associations such as the Colorado State Association and Longmont area groups.
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Wy States Association of Colorado
Grontee
Frank A. Kemp
Greeley
Soli
Longmont
Seven from North Weld Inducted Into Army
Seven men were inducted from North Weld into the army at Greeter Friday morning. Inducted were Charles HI White Chauncey C faker Dopald L Nelson all of Greeter Hubere 2 Hilings Clement Criated of Wind sor Stanley P Mathershead of Pierce and Donal W Hideo of Los Angeles. The group was joined in Denver by Thomas J Gardner of Denver. Three others credited to this district’s quota were inducted from other points: Kelly Lb Jackson of Port City Tex Ronald B Shelbourne of Hoywonll Cal and Edwin Bailey Lowsey of Moul trie On. James Steward Near Draft Jollywood Call March 7. Actor James Stomart’s draft board announced that the lanky Academy Award winner had been placed in Clave LA making film Immediately available for mislery service. Steward asked for the vat ing, He be 38.
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Pierce
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Hoywonll
Cal
Ant Edwin Bailey Lowsey
Moultrie
James Steward
Jollywood
Call
James Stomart
Clave LA
Stewart
Measure Returns To Senate After House Amendments
Denver's state government overhaul advances after the House sent its amended measure back to the Senate. Three substantive changes remain. the bill would create a powerful revenue director, reorganize the juvenile system, and shift property tax rules under a new district method. Governor Carr’s signature potential looms as Republicans press for preserving Senate provisions.
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Maren
Teele
Colorado
House of Representatives
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Carr
Denver
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Mrs Alps Car Is Upset in Collision
A Friday afternoon crash on Nuit Avenue and Peath Street involved Mrs Truby Alps and Mrs Gertrude M Sherrar. Damage was estimated at 15 dollars with no injuries reported.
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Thirteenth Wired
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Snow Inches Hit Cameron and Pass Ski Route
Heavy snow blanketed Cameron and the surrounding area with up to eight inches reported on Friday. Reports from Mooulinins west of Greeley and the Cameron Pass ski course noted significant accumulations, while lower elevations saw rain and soft hail. Wind gusts accompanied the snowfall, dampening soils and impacting travel along the Poudre canyon road and nearby areas.
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Greeley
Poudre Caion
Negotiations Continue in Long-Running Strike
Union members at the Civeeley and Sliige Company press on with talks after a thawing period. Company officials reportedly submitted another proposal as the walkout extends into its second month, with leadership seeking a prompt resolution.
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Ley
Sliige Comany
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