Federal Officials Cut Wages of Beet Labor 4 Per Cent They Say
Federal officials announce a 4 percent cut in beet labor wages across most districts with exceptions. The rates apply to harvesting and topping with per acre and per ton scales, reflecting a decline from last year amid broader sugar policy changes. The move, tied to 1938-39 legislation, faces state AAA approval and possible producer concessions. Local beet organizations caution workers and await further guidance as contract negotiations continue.
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Weld Officers Attend Police School Wednesday
Twenty two Weld county officers attended the first review at a local police school. Bleeting was addressed by Sergeant TF 3M Re miss of Denver police and Guy Shirley. Officers listed include A. L. Pinney Fort Lupton Gordon Allison Have We Williams Ti J. 1nder Baton.
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Taur Natlve
Gasser
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Fort Lupton
Gordon Allison
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Ti. J. 1Nder
Baton
Five Denver area popcorn sellers arrested and released
Five Denver area individuals were arrested on Wednesday afternoon for selling popcorn without licenses. They agreed to cease sales immediately and were released after posting a bond of 45.0. The names listed include A Reed, Carl Ronelle, Novert A Lee, R Hawimond, Otto Hoffman, and Clark Will.
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Tera
Seave Town
Hyo
A. Reed
Carl Ronelle
Novert A. Lee
R. Hawimond
Otto Hoffman
Denver Hearing Weighs Green Mountain Project Scale Payment
In Denver a hearing centers on whether federal scale applies to the Green Mountain project. Union officials and company representatives clash over labor costs and government authority. Local officials urge clarity as workers face wage terms amid disputed figures and potential federal involvement.
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Catundo
Levaring
Sumit
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Ralph L. Cary
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Observerl
Chan Ik
Paul
Ile
Alderney
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Nison
Greeley
Nixout
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Nien
Nixon
Calhora
Comanan
Annearhie
Ein Welch
Geoon
Jacob Arnold Dies Here At Age of 86
Jacob Arnold a 86 year old Veliral farmer died at his home after a long illness He lived in Creeley for 4 years and retired from farming a year ago He is survived by five children Mrs Barbara Melvin of Aterling Mrs Joseph Bond of Kerrey J J East George Arnall Any Ars Mary Goer zens all of Givexler Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 40 from Macys draws Ing Joan with interment at the Grove
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Hin Bone
Arnold
Creeley
Macys
Joan
Tin Grove
Cheever Seeks Steady Job for Committee Leader
Denver and Colorado Springs report that Congressman Cheever, a Republican, urged the formation of a stable committee post. He chairs the House committee investigating alleged un American activities and proposed a steady job for its head as the inquiry continues. Berlin and Paris tensions were noted separately in dispatches from March 20.
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Colorado
Cheever
Colorado Springs
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England
Franen
Berlin
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T He Bank
Europe
Britain
France
Armstrong Charges Civil Service Payroll Overpayment
State Treasurer Charles M. Armstrong announced today that civil service commissioners revealed Harold St. Drake had been paid $259 monthly instead of $204. The audit alleges improper payroll allowances and possible overpayment by the state.
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Harold St. Drake
Fewer Voters Registered in Local Election Report
County clerk Walter Morrison announced a decline in registrants, with 47,395 total compared to 47,412 two years ago. New registrations totaled 201, with 44 changes within Ward two, the highest regional gains. Ward one had the smallest, at 289, marking the largest turnout since 193? in several wards, with detailed precinct figures and ward totals.
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Walter Py Marrison
Court of New and Old Regialia
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Petrikin Aboard 41 Ton Plane Plans Pacific Flight
Petrikin and Mr Betvikin depart Greeley for a seven week Pacific journey aboard one of the world’s largest planes. Capt J F Tillen commands the 41 ton airliner with 25 passengers and 11 crew. Flight heads toward Honolulu with stops at Hall and Singapore before return by Clipper.
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Uondutu
Chief Warns About Boys Dogs and Poultry Here
Chief of Police C. C. Winter warns Greely residents about roaming poultry and dogs during gardening season. He cites numerous complaints and urges keeping chickens contained and licensed dogs at home. He also notes incidents of vandalism by boys and urges reporting such acts to police.
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Greely
Nunior
Ipalica
Achoola
Felony Warrant Leads to Multiple Arrests in County
Roy Selwiler, 24, of Hoover's Cottage camp Creelay, arrested by sheriff's office Thursday and held at county jail. Charles F Yanning of Jawrencn, Kan, wired the pickupers, he holds a felony warrant for Dotwller. Mo did not specify charge. Also held Wednesday night from Gor den City, Millne, 25, brought in by Marshal Joe Kom in a pallens Loourt cage.
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Sheriie
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Jawrencn
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Dotwller
Gorden City
Joe Kom
Pallens
Car Damage Report From Windsor Patrol Note
Lake Glidden police report a Thursday collision in Windsor between a Garden City driver Blake Gillon and a brick wall damaged by Rebben Trad. A White Oak owner Golbel Sehnie der truck sustained minor damage. Patrol notes a state inspection certificate was issued.
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Fred H. Brown Nominated As Comptroller
Fred H. Brown is nominated for the position of Comptroller in a historic U S government appointment. The nomination comes as part of a broader set of executive-actions described in contemporary dispatches.
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Fred H. Brown
Committee Rejects Higher Vegetable Oil Import Levy
Washington May 30 The senate committee rejected the proposed levy on imports of vegetable oils and fats from abroad amid objections by President who warned it could complicate federal state reciprocal taxation. The measure faced Senate debate as leaders consider the reciprocal trade treaty program.
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Nour Greeley Rilocutors To North Central Meet
Nour Greeley Realtors To North Central Meet details a gathering of school and college officials to discuss a regional association event. Ollyne Parker and Welitin Woitkle are among reps from local high schools and colleges. The meeting aims to coordinate schedules and activities for the upcoming week.
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Fort Morgan youth thefts at Tyre store
Fort Morgan police report a 17 year old boy stole $24 worth of items from Bays Wide Tyre store. The suspect fled the scene but was later captured and identified by police.
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