Senate approves reorganization after killing amendment
The Senate approved a government reorganization after defeating an amendment to limit presidential powers. The vote was 68 to 23 in favor. A joint conference committee resolved differences with separate motions passed by both chambers. The amendment, proposed by Senator Wheeler of Montana, would have required Congress to approve before any reorganization could take effect, but was struck down.
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Associated Mrezap
Washington
Marvel
Senate
Legislativsy
Bors
BeSeion House
Eoilest
Chamibur
Wheelers Deocrat
Montana
Congreta
New Civil Service Investigation Brought by Colorado Legislators
March 22 Colorado legislators launched a move to investigate the state civil service commission. Representative George O C Divis cited alleged administration flaws and widespread public disapproval. The proposed action to appoint three representatives for the inquiry was postponed awaiting a later session. The House ended other inquiries, adopting a committee report on a state printing investigation and denying printing-law deregulation.
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Teresa Fienver
Colorado
Civil Service Commission
George OC. Divis
Colorado Springs
Girl Catches Leg In Water Curb Box
Four year old Shirley Mae White of Eaton became wedged in a water curb box near 1761 Eighth Street when the top pipe cover came off. Police fire and water departments extricated her by unscrewing a pipe section and turning her around. The girl was injured. she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. White of Denton.
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Unuaual
Police, Fire and Water Departments
Creeley
Leemon
Bhirley Mae White
Eaton
Werlex Alyeck
Eighth Street
Shirley Mnonyfer
Nlpe
Shirlay Moa
Mfr
Ard Mra. W. TW
D¢Ntou
Subcommittee Calls to Drop Perkins Impeachment Charges
A five member subcommittee of the House Judiciary Committee in Washington on March 22 urged full review and recommended against further inquiry into impeachment charges against Secretary Perkins. Representative Thomas of New Jersey reported the panel found no evidence to justify pursuing the case.
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Davee
Washington
House
Perkins
Nu- Morty
Thomas
Republictu
New Jersey
Astostaled
Swinsmende
Germany
Montedaay House
Suvciarkeel
Worth
Rernian
Nath
Mechel
Alfielia
Tris
Meniel
Shine
Weihong
Piavauit
Birt Galser
Gevenny
Mattonine
Minty Leaney Ten
Fieruuin Polley
Trans Atlantic Clipper Plight Planned in Week
Washington reports Cornelius Vanderbilt, Whitney, and Pan American Airways board chairman conferred with President Roosevelt on trans Atlantic air service plans. The route may use southern turning via Iceland and Newfoundland, with negotiations noted. Also reported is the death of French feminist leader Mme Ayell de Sainte Croix in Tort.
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Washington
Cornelius
Vanderbilt
Dieg
Germany and Romania Sign a Trade Treaty
Germany and Romania signed a trade treaty tonight officials announced the nation’s political and economic independence remains intact after the terms.
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Germany
Rumania
Presa
Bucharest
France Moves To Pacifying Of Mussolini
France seeks to pacify Mussolini amid Franco Italian quarrel as diplomat news unfolds. Lagardette and Il Duce ties surface while Britain weighs League of Nations action and Rome-Berlin axis shifts loom.
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France
Mussolini
Mavis
Martel
Eaefru
Wiley
Ral
Fronelulinial
Ecaueiinton
Haber Lagardette
Italy
Fou Imany Syears
Ios
IL Duce
Jagardette
Foreign Ministry
Wnh
Lavardelli
Trem
Rome
Gurahany
House Votes To Adjourn On April Fifth
House members end a long struggle over the income tax revision and set April 5 as the adjournment date for the 42nd General Assembly. A joint resolution moves two weeks from now, while attempts to block adjournment were rejected. Rep A Dean Coleman led the push for session closure to tackle overdue legislation. Rep Marion F. Strath spoke for the GOP majority and urged finishing important changes, including strengthening old age pension laws.
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Denver
Aie
General Assembly
Assembly
Avoles Vale
Kendle
Mars
A. Dean Coleman
Beulder
Supe
St Mit
Marlon FE
Strath
Lamar
Aiea
William H. Renkel
Damcount
Puchio
Coleman
Beet Directors Take Mediation Plan To Wallace
The Mountain States Marketing Association contract committee plans mediation with Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace after processors rejected an earlier offer. Marcy Clark and J. H. Roediger will represent Nebraska and Wyoming at the March conference, with Colorado and other growers also sending delegates to discuss reconciling differences in the 1939 contract terms.
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Rant AL Kemp
Great Western Sugar Company
Colorado
Nebraska
Fnr
Wyoming
Beck
Weir
Bucretary
Agricultura
Henry A. Wak Iace
WB. Gress
Us Association
Macery Clark
Baton
J. J. Roediger
Fort Stovgat
Greeley
Wiehington
Wallace
Moutain
Hest
Lrowar Marketing Association
Taka Nur Caan
Agriculure
Fridlay
Marcy Clark
J. H. Roediger
Moundalay
Nebraska Association
Monna Wyouthsy Assvelatan
Armstrong Action Is Sustained By Rogers
Denver March 82 The Attorney General Cyron G Rogers upholds Armstrongs right to publish his department position amid a dispute with Harold R Drake former assistant director in the Income Tax division. The ruling covers Armstrongs demotion to chief interviewer and removal of John J Mealy Jr as files and regulations official amid reprivatization moves.
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Denver
Charles My Army Strong
Adtornuy
Cyron G. Roger
Arntrong
Harold R. Drake
Andiatant
Income Tax Division
Arnstrong
Rogers Omnion
Armstrong
John J. [Mealy ]Jr
Inemac Tax Division
Accused of Drink Driving Manuel Baten Charged
Manuel Baten, 36, of Dehyer, was charged with drink driving after a patrol crash near the Fort Tupton intersection on the High 8% road. The incident involved a truck driven by Nayd Cobb of Keenesburg and a van linked to Mrs. Laona Collins of Brighton. No injuries were reported.
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Manuel Baten
Dehyer
Cael
Intern von
Lhe
Fort Tupton
I Patrol
Nayd Cobb
Keenesburg
Cobb
Laona Collins
Brighton
Davatn Lear
Television Here At Electrical Jubilee Opens New Medical Page
New York on March 22 a stall surgeon performed a delicate abdominal operation in a hospital operating room while nearby physicians nurses and medical students watched the operation on a television telecast. The operating physician called the telecast opening a new age in medical science.
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New York
Ile Kiln
WPA Told To Make Jewish Church Census In Greeley
A Washington order directs WPA workers in Greeley to compile a census of Jewish congregations and officers. The request asks for details on congregations, pew counts, leadership, and contact points, with a focus on Jewish synagogues in Colorado. A 1926 Ford sedan stolen earlier was recovered abandoned near LaSalles, according to Greeley police.
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WPA
WIA
Greeley
Ibrog
WEA
Lia Historicx
Tray J. Chol
Gelt Kupersisar
Catoratia Project
Waalington
Colorady
Grreley Wunresls
Elitz
Perewit
Vlew
Euch
C— Connorvatius
Branklowerd
Grolon Gat
Pan
Hert
Spellman Lasalle
Wiley Cnat
LaSells
Weather Outlook for Colorado and Wyoming
Weather synopsis notes generally fair conditions in Colorado with a chance of snow showers in the extreme southwest. Temperature shifts noted for Wyoming with possible mild changes and a brief 24 hour outlook. Wednesday night and Thursday show variable winds and a mild to warm pattern across the regions.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Thorley
A.m
Diverted funds plan clears both houses on 65 35 split
Lawmakers approve the 65 35 tax diversion measure, sending it to Governor Carr for signature. The package would raise about 4.28 million for general funds and 2.72 million for schools, with a decision expected by next week. The vote aligned with the Senate and House on the third conference report, as administrators anticipate swift action.
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Denver
Wilson FR. Wighy
Renittean
House of Representatives
Lavay
Senate
Dvd Virtin
Rati L. Carrs
Representlive
Minton B
York Hanses Thesday
Wil Beeen
Ralph L. Cave
Iifact
Carrin
Rome
Miltec
Baptists Al Church Dinner Meeting Tonight
The Baptist church plans a dinner in the church dining room. Members are urged to attend and bring a basket supper. Ralls butter and coffee will be supplied by the committees. A business meeting of the church will precede the year’s review by the board of trustees. Wise pastors Mor Woody Iolani will speak on visitors.
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Binnor
Woody Iolani
Alan Ebeak
Vistors
Eluwen
WPA Inquiry Voted by Rules Group Set in Washington
The rules committee approved the appropriation discussion amid debate on the compensation and procedures. Representatives Cox and others spoke about the process as the House considers the appropriations, with members noting time constraints and potential impacts on committees and agencies.
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WPA
Two Tickets Filed for City Election
Voters face a city election with two tickets backed by names like Win Greeley and George Smith. Independent and Peoples tickets appear, along with candidates for mayor, clerk, treasurer, and alderman across wards. The ballot list includes candidates such as Myke, Lan Plonk, Jenn Lents, Vanderhoot, and George Kavla in varied party affiliations.
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Greeley Lip
Ganlidates
Colville
Praplon Myke
Geos
George Kavia
Lonige
Shagh
Peaples Teker
Lithuanian Crisis Over Memel Sees Nazi Demands Rise
The article reports Lithuania yielding Memel to Germany as pressure mounts over the Polish corridor. It notes Allied and Polish reactions, German occupation steps, and fears of further territorial moves amid wartime diplomacy and military show of force. Nations weigh enforcement and population anxieties as Poland and Lithuania face relocation and political realignments.
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Lithuania
Germany
Memel
Mamet
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