United States Denies Recognizing German Bohemia Moravia Seizure
March 21 dispatches report the United States government stating it does not recognize Germanys protectorate over Bohemia and Moravia. Acting Secretary of State Welles condemns Germanys acts of violence and lawlessness while noting the note to Germany was received. The note confirms US nonrecognition of the German claim.
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Germany
Bohemia-Moravia
Washington
State Department
Bohemia
Aml Moeravia
Ncts
Bouretariat
Logjam Ends as House Presses Action This Afternoon
Denver March 21 legislative logjams ended as the House prepared to act this afternoon on a tax bill. A divided 66–35 Senate vote approved an amended measure reallocating income tax revenues to balance the state budget and fund public schools, with Republicans largely supporting the plan and Democrats split. Emergency clause passage followed amid partisan debate over timing and impact on state services and school funding.
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Denver
Colorado
Gomer
Ralph Ob. Cary
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Origibay
Senate
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Dean Handler
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Kpetce Ory
Food Victims Recover From Poignant Ptomaine Outbreak
Totomsan county health officer Dr Te Sawy reported today 16 people stricken with ptomaine poisoning after a dinner have recovered completely in what appears to be a foodborne illness incident in Wyoming.
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Oftata
Wyo
Mare
Te. Sh. Sawyer
Totmsan County
Wef Adpvommacely
Work Resumed on Green Mt Dam in Truce
In Kremmling Colorado Watk, on the $4,000,000 Green Mountain dam project, resumed after a weeklong ice strike called by a local federation. Ray Tannaman, Colorado industrial commissioner, said 140 workers including the president of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelters Workers returned to work following Governor Maltby’s mediation in a hearing set within 10 days. Union officials reported a peaceful vote by the majority of about 450 workers at the site.
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Green Mountain
Neue Kremmling
Colo
Cte
Ray Tannaman
Coleetdo Industrial Commission
Salt
International Univer of Mine
Mill
Sucifer
Volei
Malyt
Industrial Commission
Robinson
Ie Warger
Rutledge Appointed to New Appellate Court Seat
The laws professor and dean of a university law school, 44, was nominated by President Roosevelt to be an associate justice on the United States circuit court of appeals for the District of Columbia. Born in Kentucky, he studied at Indiana and Wisconsin schools, earned a Colorado degree, taught at several universities, and has served as dean.
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Aucelaws Penta Wiarhinglote Maret
Wiley Ant Rutedce
University of Iowa
Thonsevelt
United States Elrcuit Court of Appeals
District of Cuhmubla
Dean Rutledge
Uren
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Securities Commission
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Coverport
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University of Todiana
Wiscongsin
Colorado
Indiana
New Mexico
University of Colorado At Boulder
Beeen Lwzociale
le Algo
Washington University Law School
Protests May Prevent Taxing of Securities of Cities and Towns
Washington reports mounting protests from state and municipal governments over taxing interest from federal and local securities. Despite strong opposition, observers say the revenue loss would be small, with about 65 million dollars in outstanding securities and interest totaling roughly 20 billion dollars annually.
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Washington
Oudicipal Governmenta
Congress
Stato
Intter
Twisk Funeral Service for Mrs Violet Dol inbaugh Wwist
A funeral service in Denver is set for Mrs Violet Dol inbaugh Wwist formerly of Groeley to be held Wednesday at 9 45 PM at Hoffman Mortuary 601 South Broadway Denver with interment at Fatermount cemetery Barajay Alcadia 56 Of Routo One Eris died at Groeley hospital Monday night She had been a patient since March 8 Keréhnaband 3 Bonifacio Alcadia.
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Violet. Dolinbaugh
Groeley
Will Leek
Hoffman
South Broadway
Denver
Fatermount’ Cemetery
Mra
Barajay Alcadia
Routo
Eris
Ha Gréeley-hoapital
Bonifacio Alcadia
Kemp Opposes Contract Meet In Washington
Frank A. Kemp president and general manager of The Great Western Sugar Company opposed transferring contract negotiations to Washington D C. Northern Colorado growers council rejected the company’s preferred terms and pushed for a guaranteed price of 4.60 a ton or a growers processor split. Kemp stated the company cannot participate in a Washington meeting and cited circumstances beyond company control.
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Colorado
Colmeny
Alliberg
Mirenp
Cottesce
Oyer
Aur
Colorado Growers’ Association
Greeley
Kewp
Presbyterian Church Night Supper and Hymn Program
The Presbyterian Church hosts a Wednesday night supper at 6:30 followed by an explanation of the new hymnals compilation. The program includes hymns from many nations, solos, and group singing, with all members and friends invited to attend. Attendance that week was the largest of the year.
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Presbyterian Church
Tero
Charol Nea
Attendanes
State treasurer threatens college fund diversion for relief
State Treasurer Charles M. Armstrong warned he would impound about five percent of March college receipts, totaling around 200000 dollars, and divert funds from the state colleges for relief payments if no alternative financing is provided. President George W. Frasier and college officials said the plan could affect 327609 of the college funds and trigger legal challenges as courts weigh possible seizures.
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George W. Frasier
Armstrong
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Armatrong
Hit
Ted
Bradfield Accepts Independent Mayoralty Nomination
George H W Bradfield announces acceptance of the independent ticket’s nomination for mayor. He says he doesn’t seek city office but feels duty to represent public views on vital city issues. He emphasizes education, experience, and a willingness to serve the people.
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Menday Cat Hie
Huenl
Eolaye
Bate
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Sun
Medberry Arrested and Jailed in Akron
A 22-year-old man named Medberry was arrested as a suspect and jailed in Akron. Police say he admitted trouble with a sale at a merchant and was moved after being found with an allegedly altered bill. Officials report ongoing industrial projects and no immediate shutdowns at Colorado mines and Fort Collins sites.
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Maret Kluworth
Medberry
Husky
Colorain Springaan
Colorado
Alron
W. T. Meredith
Kay Powell
Sterliig
Paci Tac
Atman
Proctor & Ganthle Company
Akron Geonery
Hyain
Modberry
Sedgwick
Meredith Gall
Sherife Powell
Maudberry
Stertting
Meredith
New Englander Seeks Bomb Shelter Privilege In Wartime
A New England resident requests permission to build a bomb shelter, seeking approval from wartime authorities. The inquiry outlines shelter plans and safety considerations, stressing protection for family members amid ongoing civil defense measures.
WPA slash notice and local WPA employment report noted
Readable text reports WPA notices not received locally with references to Healey and county supervisors. Mentions of Antinas county and other counties with WPA employee percentages, and a completed tract purchase by Robert Boehm and Roberts Thanhny near Second Avenue. Plans include building several houses by the Wheeler Neolty company.
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At ‘Phirleant Aireet
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Str
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Aventia
Jaabold
Greetey
Voelent Plana
Missing Soldier Case Prompts Carr Investigation
Mt Collings Sheriff plans search for a missing soldier tied to the Carr case. Reports say authorities wish to verify connections with local groups and suspected conspirators. Details remain unsettled as the inquiry progresses. Meanwhile Robbery suspect Jolo Pullman from Kansas City was sentenced to 10 to 20 years for a hotel assault.
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Mt. Collings
Carr
Fart Collins
Jolo Pullman
Kustins City
Wan
Denver Pedestrian Fatally Struck by Car
Thomas A Gerringer, 58, of 2535 West Forty-first Avenue, died at Denver General Hospital after being struck while walking at West Park and Alameda Avenue by a car driven by John Widlen, 51, of 3821 Nayler Street. The deputy stated the auto may be inspected in three days. Gerringer suffered a head injury in the collision.
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Thomas A. Gerringer
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Denver General Hospital
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Gerringer
West Park
Nayler
Gordon
Gerrnger
Diparr
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