Colorado Diverion Bill Signed Amid Criticism
Governor Ralph Cave signed a controversial diversion bill allowing about 4.98 million dollars of income tax to fund the general budget. The measure faced Democratic opposition and Republican warning of incomplete revenue, while Treasurer Ariasoutas planned to seal funds and defer education money pending court clearance and constitutional validity.
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Ralph L. Cave
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Mrs C Adams of Kersey Dist Dies Thursday
Mrs C Adams of Kersey District dies Thursday after a nine month illness. Born February 28 1863 in Beaver Pennsylvania, she moved with her family to Columbus Nebraska then Weld County Colorado. Survived by seven children, two daughters in California and Montana, and a son in Boise Idaho. one daughter Laura died previously. Funeral services will be held in Greeley with interment at Lion Grove.
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Charles Advans
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Mildred L. Adams
Greeley, Mya
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Allan Stump
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Conference aims to maximize Colorado labor in beet industry
Denver reports plan for wide use of state labor in beet work as Governor Ralph L. Carr opens talks April 6 with beet brewers, sugar processors, labor groups, and federal and state agencies. Senator Walter L. Nain chairs the committee probing welfare, noting sugar beet yields could rise 30 percent in 1938 levels due to favorable weather and soil. Nebraska beets growers welcome relief wage cuts but urge higher grower pay as the real fix lies in processor returns.
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Nebraska Cooperative Beet Growera Association
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Chamberlain promises Poland aid angering Hitler at Wilhelms haven
Prime Minister Chamberlain pledged support to Poland against aggression prompting German anger and a threatened reply. Polish officials signaled readiness to seek guarantees from Britain and France while balancing Soviet ties. In London, Chamberlain stated Britain and France would stand with Poland if its independence was threatened, with Kennedy in close contact on the matter. A separate Texas jury ruled in favor of Dr. Morrie Flohbein in a libel suit against Dr. John Brinkley.
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Sistership Of Recent Aircraft Carriers Costs Rise
Report notes new aircraft carrier sisterships will incur higher labor costs raising overall project prices. Mentions Mra and Bain speaking at Cameron Mra. Walter Baty hosted a visit by Camoray school, presenting students and local figures amid a display of activities.
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No Pea Crop At Lucerne This Season
The Lucerne district faces no pea harvest this year due to labor and contractor disruptions. Hubbell and other workers faced strikes and low green pea yields, ending the local harvest plans and leaving the district without expected picking activity this season.
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House votes on WPA funding amid political shifts
A chaotic Washington scene with fragmented figures shows Congress debating up to 100 million for the Works Progress Administration. Roosevelt’s administration faces Republican resistance as leadership pushes for a large relief package, while party lines harden and funding prospects wobble amid fiscal tension.
Sandusky Fire Loss Blazes Over Two Million
A Sandusky fire destroyed multiple downtown buildings causing an estimated loss over two million dollars. Fire Chief Willan Melaughlin reported the blaze spread along Bash Market Street to Wayne Street and East Winter, with more than 160 residents displaced. Most structures were demolished and only partial walls remained.
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$31,800,000 Contract for Hornet Ships Prompts Rise in Costs
Washington reports a $31.8 million contract for new warships as navy expansion guidelines push forward. The fleet buildup accelerates with dozens of vessels in various stages. cost growth and supply issues accompany the program. Officials note most ships will be completed after 1932, amid broader shipbuilding activity and international pressures.
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U P Opens Purchasing Offices in Denver Sat
The United Pacific railroad plans a purchasing office opening in Denver tomorrow led by storekeeper Weindel and with a clerk for St. Joseph Missouri. The Seventeenth and Welton streets location will handle purchases for the Culiyade alyfaton and others.
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Governor Gare outlines key points in tax reform and state finances
Governor Ralph L Gare declares the assembly will face differences in enacting proposed legislation. He opposes mandatory tax shifts for age pensions until taxes and revenues are better assessed. He proposes budget cuts by the governor’s authority, and notes counties cannot bear direct relief costs of $2,500,000 yearly. He leaves to the assembly the choice among pending reorganization bills.
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WPA Cut Date Confirmed by Healey in April
Healey states WPA reduction will take effect on April 6. The report outlines anticipated eligibility removals and candidate lists, noting 39 men initially eligible and the process to remove names from the rolls. Also reported is the March 31 conviction of McHolland, 25, for first degree murder with life imprisonment.
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Nixon Contends District Is the Real Employer
Testimony in the wage and working conditions case centers on whether the district or government agency is the actual employer. Key figures include Chairman Ray Tyan and attorney for Nixon, with dozens of workers questioned about wages and dive pool project diversions. The Hearings proceed amid objections and cross examination as implications of a $4,000,000 diversion project loom.
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Trains Collide in New York Tube Crash Injuring Many
A subway collision in New York injured numerous people and damaged cars. Emergency crews rushed victims to hospitals as investigators examined the wreckage and the city pressed for details on the cause and scale of the disaster.
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