Judge Orders Strikers To Leave Chrysler Plants
Frederick ranchman dies in blizzard after auto wreck in Weld county. Gust Anderson, 49, prominent farmer, found dead after wandering in storm near Frederick. His car was found nearby. sons searched all night. Death attributed to acute alcoholism and exposure after drinking in Fredrick. Survived by widow, two sons Kenneth and Harmond, daughter Wilma.
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Chrysler
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Pues
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Weld Sheriff's Office
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Greeley
Dredtick
Frederick
Soutwestern Wold
Milley
Jolso
Harmond
Wilma
313 Shots by Young Big Game Hunters Kill Hog
Four youths on bicycles along the South Platte east of Sterling fired about 319 rounds of rifle ammunition at a hog. A bullet struck the hog between the eyes, killing it. Sheriff Powell questioned the four boys, who admitted to the shooting and to using 22 caliber long shells.
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South Platte
Nimrvods
30 Ton Air Liners Set to Fly U S Airlines in Fall
Wings over America will produce massive airliners nearly as large as Douglas factory DC-3 designs. The first DC model nearing completion at Sunnyvale, California, promises to carry 40 passengers and crew at 227 miles per hour with four 1,260 horsepower engines. It will outsize the airline fleet’s current 95-seat models.
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U.S
Associatat Press
Los Angelez
Calif
Wings Over
United States
Seven Drowned When Car Goes Into Stream
Shlocton Wis March 15 A highway tragedy to be heard at a coroner inquest reveals a family died when an automobile driven by Ciarante Nichols of Oshkosh Klawite crashed through 18 inches of ice into the Walt river near here Sunday night. The car carried Klawite Cora 22 and five children Albert 9 Elmer 7 Selby 2 and Evelyn 8 months old.
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Shlocton
Wis
Ciarante Nichols
Oshkosh
Klawite
Cora
Thair
Chileren
Albert
Elmer
Selby
Tom
Evelyn
Nichols
Walt River
Punky and Dickie Return to The Tribune Page Eight
Modest Maidens, the wire cracking duo, return to the Tribune today on Page Eight. Punky Bickle Dare and Dickie Dare join Scorchy Smith and The Gay Thirteen in a bustling comic page lineup.
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Dickie
Tribune Today
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Funky
Wee Urchin
Dickie Dare
Scorchy
Scorchy Smith
Supreme Court Denies Review of Eight Wagner Labor Cases
Washington March 13 The Supreme Court refused to review eight Wagner labor cases challenging the Wagner and railway labor acts. The court postponed ruling on minimum wages for women and reconsideration of unemployment insurance and old age benefits challenges. Only one opinion was issued before a ten week adjournment, with justices working on other opinions.
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Supreme Court
Norman Q. Norman
New York
Ha Jeat
Federal District Court
Fuslices WI
Mtr Noutegment
House Delays Move Toward Ending Colorado Control Board
Denver March 15 The Colorado House delayed a bill to abolish the state control board of the state boys industrial actions and postponed action on a revised liquor monopoly plan. Representative Kramer cited need for more information while Rep Graham Jr announced second reading for the monopoly bill would begin Wednesday. Moses Smith opposed the monopoly plan, arguing for a gross income tax and contending the plan would raise funds for the old age pension program. Smith suggested a one fourth of 1 percent tax on gross incomes as an alternative.
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Colorado House of Representatives
Atste Boys
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House Finance Committee
House Journal
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Smith
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Tag
Feng
Sugar bill hearing opens with western beet growers
The first witnesses at the House agriculture subcommittee on the proposed sugar bill will include western beet growers representatives. Fred Cummings of Colorado chairs the hearings, with witnesses to testify Monday. They are Charles M. Kearney of Morell Nebraska, John Clark of Longmont, S K Clark ofGregl ey, Colo, Charles Kraager of Brush Colo, and F B Huddleston of Billings Mont, all directors of beet grower associations.
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House Agreultiws
Fred Cummings
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Cummings
Charles M. Kearney
Morell
Nob
National
Independent Convention Aims to Nominate City Candidates
Tonight at Mightavenis Gymnas ium the Independent Party holds its convention to nominate a full slate for city offices. About 60 people are expected as the event opens at 7:30 PM. A ticket under the banner of the People's Party is anticipated, with other tickets likely to appear.
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Diana
People’s Party
Wkely
Old Minmo
Ott Zen
County Cage Champions To Be Selected Tonight
County PWA cage champions will be named in the final game of the tournament at the eighth avenue gym. Conat-to-Conatatores meet the farmers at 7 pm with admission 14 ire.
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Fomghe
Eighth Avenue Gymnasum
Conat-to-Conatatores
Kearney Proposes Sugar Act Changes in 3 Points
Morrill Nebr state leader of the National Beet Growers Association tests the Roosevelt sugar bill at a House hearing. He backs banning child labor, urges federal authority to set wages, and supports a $4 per hundredweight processing tax to fund producer benefits while preserving quotas. Proposes three modifications: raise excess consumption grant, boost benefit payments, and tax stock abatements.
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Charles Ii, Kearney
Morrill
Nebr
Natonal Beet Growers Association
Suga
Kearney
Ebak
Agenlture
America
Manswra
Louse Agriculture
Pyealdent Roosevelt
Grant Continental
Ben
Weld County Red Cross funds show steady flood relief support
Weld County Ameri can Red Cross reports eight thousand five hundred sixteen dollars raised to date. Mrs J W Gelder county chairman thanks donors across the county for flood relief support. A delayed flight and stormy weather affect schedules, with travel plans postponed amid the weather.
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Weld County
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American Red Cross
J. W. Gelder
Weld
City Firemen Battle Two Rural Fires Saturday
Greeley fire crews contained two rural blazes Saturday afternoon. A chicken house near Tony Chiakos north of Swans Lagalle bridge caught fire. a Water pump and roof flames were fought, with some poultry suffocated. Later, the Elizabeth Foward home near the Poudre bridge reported a chimney fire with heavy smoke but no damage.
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Ubia
Tony Chiakos
Swans-Lagalle Bridge
T. ©. Peppers
Greeley
Chiakos
la Salle
Frn
Greeley Department
Jess Mayon
F. G. Sidos
Uie- Elizabeth Foward
Wmita
Poudre Bridge
Eleventh Avenue
Trio in Hay Seed Theft Ring Busted in Colorado
Harold Rice 23 of Ault confessed to aiding B M Red Keackert 27 and Bill Culbertson 34 of Wheatland in looting Roths child warehouse at Ault and a Wheatland Wheat land warehouse, stealing about 1140 pounds of seed and several sacks of wool. The trio planned with Backert’s tool, hid seed east of Ault, and were arrested in Greeley and Wheatland. Fort Collins tip led to the arrests. Rice’s full confession followed, detailing the sequence and work history in Ault and Wheatland. A second report notes groceries stolen from a car in Greeley.
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Ault
Wheatland
Greeley
Gus G
Anderson
Sherife Theodore Tegtman
Harold Rice
Befora Sherley Anderson
B. M
Red” Keackert
Bill Gulbertson
Fort Colling
Hacert
Culbertson
Rice
Tackert
Backert
Aut
Ily
Carl Magnuson Place
Witch Rice
Berlin Reply Casts Doubt On War Promise
Paris officials report France and Germany pledged not to seek war, but Berlin questions remain. The exchange, framed as a cautious note to London, follows misreadings and tangled rhetoric amid posturing before a broader security pact.
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Mayen
France
Germany
Oagh
Adolph
Mike Ricketts States He Will Not Seek City Office
M Ht. Ricketts, Grooley announce that Ricketts will not run for ward two alderman or any city office. The statement, made Monday, confirms he is definitively stepping away from candidacy.
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Grooley
Bennantionad
Aldername
Moniay
Colpitts Declares Mayor Candidacy In Greeley Race
E M Colpitts announces definite bid for mayor of Greeley. He says he will not be bound to any factional program and will seek the ticket by petition. Colpitts, longtime public figure, resident at 1784 Seventh Avenue, has roots in business and civic life.
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Greeley
Mis
Colpltts
Ho Ives
Aola
Businart
Profeagionn
Sattotesy
Drifted Snow Blocks Weld County Roads Inclemency
Snow drifts closed and isolated northeastern Weld County towns including Hereford. Crews with trucks and machinery cleared north and east county highways starting Sunday. full clearance expected by Tuesday. Weather brought 0.3 to 1.0 inches moisture to Weld sites. Windsor led with 0.4 inch. Temperatures fell to 13 above zero with substantial snowfall totals across the county.
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Hereford
District One
Thiggs
Rockport
Greeley
Shertie
Gus Anderson
Te Hereford
Briggsdale
Eaton
Cloyenne
Windsor
Weld County
Brow
Ayen Neavier
Fort Collins
Duck
Greeieg
Piatteville
Chambers Lake
Grand River Ditch
BBC
Poudra Gud
Halligan Reservoir
Howeecikiwood Inn
Big Thompson
St .Vraht
Bt. Vrain
Fedfentiar
Livermore
Laromlg
Port Collins
Sit Downers Must Go by 9 Wednesday
In Detroit a court order by Circuit Court Judge Allan Campbell requires sit down strikers to leave the Chrysler plant by 8 a.m. Wednesday. The injunction, served by Sheriff Thomas G. Wilcox, aims to protect Chrysler property and prevent violence while addressing labor strife tied to the Wagner Act disputes. Governor Murphy plans a regional conference to resolve the sit down strikes and coordinate law enforcement across counties. President Martin of the United Automobile Workers said the outcome hinges on the strikers vacating the plants and the plant managers complying with the court order.
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Allan Campbell
Chrysler
Dudge Campbell
Canbell
Chrysler Acade
Sheriff Tis
Sheil Thomas G. Wilcox
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
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Stelkerg
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Naional Labor Relations Board
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Jagenta
Chrysler Company
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Detvait
Peaes
Hudgson
Murphy
Lansing
Raymond Stary
Samual Fepper
Judge Side
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Wayie
Gaueyea
Oakland
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Cleveland
Tomer Ss. Martin
United Automobile’ Workers of America
Ald
Aft
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