City approves two war police broadcasting system for Greeley
Greeley council approves contract with Dave Clark to install a 250 watt police radio system serving Greeley and surrounding towns including Loveland Longmont Fort Collins and Fort Morgan. Total cost 3200 with 200 immediate payment and 1200 remaining. five year agreement with training and equipment. Pilot aims to link sheriff and patrol offices and extend to neighboring agencies.
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Dave Clark
Greeley
Miie Techinician
Clark
Northyn
Colorado
Ely
Teclatent Supersvision
Onn Temanition
Aper-Ate
Sich Ayark
Jung
Courtert Patrol
Pntrol
Tbesiggion
Island Gruva Park
Norcross
Rata
George Davis
Aubiniselon
Rocky Mountain Motorcycle Racing Association
Cirteus
J. M. B. Patwikin
Sixth
Avenue
Thirteenth
Joe Woolf Memorial Park
Charles McGundlesa
Wis Gslven
Tabernacle
Tenth Gheel
Tenth Avenue
McCandless
Melford Confession Hoax Upends Cold Case Claim
Melford, aged 60, admitted his confession linking Howard B. Carpenter to a 25 year old murder was a hoax. The false confession emerged during a Wednesday disclosure relayed by Shortt Ed Lindsley, tied to a motive of adventure rather than solvency or closure.
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Teena Gusnigon
Calo
Andward A. Melford
Penness
Illwright
Howard B. Carpenter
Gaunison
Shortt
Ed Lindsley
Melford
Tax bill battle prompts sleuthing on family firms
Legal notices reveal Mrs Grace Vox accused of blackmail and Irvin D Jensen charged with embezzlement in Wigging district. Information filed by Linn Fisher district attorney lists indictments against local treasurer and school officials. Weather brief notes minor moisture and light rains across Greeley area with no snow reports.
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Asapstatel Press
Yordlorgan
Wigelis
Cole
Nberty
O |Sehont Diatrie
Srrival Sands
Lionel Fisher
Torney
Mie
I District Court
Grace Vox
Irvin D. Jensen
Wiggins
Fort Sturguy
Linn Risher
Asylummt
Mes
Gra
Lavigh
Wiens
Embeezle
Wisher
Irvin D. Deanson
Fonr
Delmet
Rubis A. Johnston
Fox Tor
Jongen
Greeley
Conservancy District Suit Heard by Supreme Court
The Colorado Supreme Court heard four cases including a challenge to the North Colorado Conservancy District. Arguments addressed district creation validity, warehouse tax applicability, and a Public Utilities Commission appeal over carrier certification for intercity deliveries. The court took cases under advisement.
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Sute
Homer I. Bedford
J. Jobigon
Raymond W. Johnson
Johnson Storage Quad Moying Company
Denver
Bedford
Merga
Alloo
Court of District
Otto Bock
Lax
Am Id
Supreme Court
Publc Alles Commission
Weicker Transportalion Company
Figh- Mander Boys
Danver
Youth Confab Draws 100 Attendees at Windsor
About one hundred youths attended the Windsor conference of the Greeley Sub-Diannet and Meth odia churchs youth groups on Sunday with delegates coming from Greeley Evans Lovesend Johnstown Eaton and nearby towns. Local leaders included Lawn Kaltner and Rev L C Deyden who led devotional sessions while Yvonne Bishey Tom James Bob Marston and Harold Diamond participated. A supper for attendees was prepared by Wind
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Windsor
Ben
Greeley
Tom James
Evans
Bob Marston
Johnstown
Harold Diamond
Eaton
Lawn Kaltner
Gresley
L. C. Deyden
Hind Risorae
Lie Hoang
Elitirest
Mathera
Windao Epworth Lengtors
John E Law of Windsor Dies Tuesday
Windsor March 3 John E B Law a Windsor resident and former banker mayor and school board president died after a long illness in a Weld county hospital at 4 PM Monday He was born in 1862 in Ritchie County West Virginia and came to Colorado in 1871 He lived on a Windsor farm for 40 years and served as First National Bank Windsor mayor Windsor school board president and active Methodist church member He leaves an only son Alfred Howard Law of Denver and several grandchildren Services will be held at Olingers with burial at Windsor Cemetery Friday at 2 PM
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Windsor
Johny EB. Law
Weld County
Au. Law
Ritchie County
West Virginia
Horace Greeley
Colorado
Greeley
Windeor
Law
First National Bank of Windsor
Sir Windsor
Ture Lian
Methodist Church
Alfred Howard Liaw
Denver
Feu
Olinger's
Speer and
Sherman
Wingser
Ruby Inn Beer License Revoked by Grasley Council
Grasley city council voted unanimously to revoke the Ruby Inn 3.2 beer license for the establishment at North Eleventh Avenue operated by Rutty Tugsell. Chief of Police C Hunter cited at least three city ordinance violations and disturbances including gambling and unlawful liquor selling. City Attorney Robert G Smith noted a personal request from J B Hatch to delay action for a sale, but council proceeded to revoke immediately.
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Grasley
Lcg
North
Eleventh Avenue
Rutty Tugsell
C. Hunter
Hunter
Robert
J. M. Comitts
Chick Hunter
Ruby Inn
Pointe
Mica Russell
Pastes
Lcense
Clear Weather Helps Search for Lost Liner
Weather cooperated as crews searched for a missing liner. J B D Walsh of the Transcontinent and Western Africa division noted clear skies aided reconnaissance. A plane moved 16 miles closer to the area as teams prepared to scan the Boquola National Park region and nearby peaks.
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Presa
Olli
J. B.D. Walsh
Lioweslerh
Transcontinent
No Penlk
Hark
March Field
Boquola National Park
State to pay second class funds in full through June
Treasurer Bedford states second class appropriations will be paid in full by the state until June. He cites available revenue and lists institutions affected such as penitentiaries, insane asylums, and charitable schools. The plan avoids dipping into general funds and aims to sustain ongoing operations.
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Bedford
Annapistes Tress
Hscal Youl
Flame
Dedtoud
Vedford Sud
Penitentiary, Insane
Testifal
Teller Amions
Bit Bedford
Rain Lifts Wheat Prospects Across Weld County
Rain steadies crops after a warm spell boosting wheat and summer fallow ground. Local reports say wheat is robust and well rooted, able to endure later winds with minimal damage.
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Well
the Tribune
Weather forecast from obscure clipping with errors
Fragmented weather note reports shipments and temperature notes across several directions. It mentions North 156 degrees East 20 degrees syith 20 degrees and other garbled terms with a mix of places and dates.
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Colnrate
Explosion Damages Denver Home After Labor Trouble
An explosion heavily damaged a Denver house at 1015 South Columbine Street during a labor dispute. Fire Chief Patrick J. Boyne and Sgt Oscar Villa led preliminary inquiries amid threats to the construction foreman Ralph Ishell of 3402 Sout Cherokee Street. Estimated damage near $2,000 as debris and hoses were hurled across the scene.
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Sodd “Labor Trowbie
Widenlly
Ralph
Ishell
Cherokee Street
Potine
Volon Tabor
Premisea Bevera
Callar
Tebell
A. Powers
South Boardway
Hore Luan
House inquiry demanded on theft of U S flags
Representative Virginia J Jenckes of Ta jian requests House inquiry into theft of porcelain American flags from a monument. She cites a report of flags being removed from Canton Island and taken to London amid allegations connected to a German expedition on a Pacific island.
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House
U. S
Washington
Mireh
Virginia J. Jenckes
Loroigen Attairs
Terre Haute
Ind
Canton Island
Pacttle
London
Chir Wau
Mokeynoldy
Tetinogsee
Oman
Saul Pacifie Island
Commissioners to deed ditch right of way to neighbors
Officials announce plan to issue deeds for seven adjoining land parcels totaling about 161 acres once part of the Evans No 2 ditch right of way. Land lies along Highway 86 in Plovieville district with narrow widths and near zero cash value to others. Witner refuses to sign deeds. notice published for intent to transfer the right of way to neighbors.
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Plovieville
Li Ie
Mighway
Tha. Comutiusiouars
Witner
Commissionergive
Mrs Work's Funeral Held at Fort Morgan
Funeral services for Mrs Josiah Work 89 were held Wednesday afternoon at Fort Morgan after a long life spanning from Greeley to Fort Morgan. She moved with her husband to Fort Morgan years ago and died in 1909. A rosary was said Wednesday evening at Macy's with paths to Linn Creek Restation.
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Fort Morgan
Josiah Work
Work
Greeley
Fort Morse
Peen
McClean Work
Chicago
Mes. Pattersone
Moe
Margaret
Patterson
SS Peter's
Linn Crewe
Macys
Pffends
Beet Growers Seek Secretary Wallace Price-Sharing Plan
Beet Growers Marketing Association filed a supplementary brief with Secretary Henry A. Wallace requesting government input on beets payments for 1938. The proposal favors a 50 percent share of net receipts from sugar, pulp, and molasses with sugar priced by the Steffen process, and divvying syrup from Colorado plants at fair market value. Growers also seek a $6.60 minimum payment and revised net-proceeds scales, replacing the Colorado tests.
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Mowntain
Beet Growers Marketing Association
Tormstows
Colorado
Johnstown
Administration Beaten 180-124 Asks New Vote
Washington March a house vote defeated a tax plan proposing a surtax on family owned and closely held corporations by 160 to 124. Democratic leaders warned of a veto while Republicans and some Democrats allied to press for a final vote before ballots on passage.
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Washington
Republians
Deur Ormins
Wetvers
Doughton
Novris and Bridges clash over TVA inquiry
Senator Norris proposed a federal trade commission inquiry into the Tennessee Valley Authority. Senator Bridges accuses Norris of seeking to whitewash TVA and demands an immediate Senate vote on the investigation.
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Bridges
TVA
Teresa Washington
Novria
Nebragia
Accus
Republic
New Hemopshire
Auling
Senate
Tennessee ‘Vatley
Alter Norris
Federal Trade Commission
Los Angeles Feeds on Water Boiled for Safety
City officials ordered boiling of all public drinking water after pollution samples tested not safe. Health officer George Parrish closed fountains citywide amid forecast rains and flood risk in southern California counties. Pasadena logged property damage from an outfall sewer line break, while emergency policing in flood zones shifted to National Guardsmen.
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Peteay
Los Angeles
Stord
Tie City
Tealth
George Parrish
Ovens
Gallfornia
Pasadena
Arroyo Sara
Utinety Acc Envalices
Chamberlain Lowers Tension With German Leader Luncheon Invite
In London Prime Minister Chamberlain invites a senior German Foreign Office figure to lunch as they seek an approved Entente amid mounting Franco Spanish intervention concerns. A fishing for an accord between Great Britain, Germany, and Italy follows a Franco inquiry on intervention pressures. Von Ribbentrop, the former German ambassador, is en route to London and will be accompanied by Viscount Halifax as secretary of state.
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London
Novitlo Chimberlali
France
Nolradle
Spain
von Rippantrop
Gervan @mbassador
Great Britain
Mat Pogt
Alraady
100000 Cases Get Some Aid in State
A Denver report cites a Poel sati jitilayan survey showing nearly 100000.Colorado residents receive public assistance. state work progress director Paul D. Shriver says many rely on relief, with estimates ranging from one in five to one in four residents affected.
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Denver
Colorado
Pail D. Shriver
Worl Progress
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