Congressmen Demand Session Continue To Keep U.S. Out of War
Washington May 3 a proposal by Senator Dankield to keep Congress in session to prevent U.S. entry into war drew sharp opposition. Senator Johnson and Connally argued the nation must stay in Washington while any chance of war exists, warning of dire consequences if the United States embarks on “this mad adventure.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Tassectatra Press
Washington
Retator Dankield
Afaluana
Congress
Senate
Trankhead
Luis
Johnson
United States
Jolson
Pennsylvania Tries To Force Relief to Take WPA Work
Meadville May 3 The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania seeks to compel Andrew Wisniewski on relief rolls at Titusville to accept a WPA job. Judge O Glare Kent hears charges he neglected support for his wife and six children. WPA officials say Wisniewski refused six jobs offered within a year. Maude Stewart of Titusville Associated Charities says she would rather beg than work for those wages. Public assistance officials say the case is first of its kind to be prosecuted in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Con Mouywealth
Pennsylvania
Andrew Wisniewski
Julge O. Glare Kent
Titusville
Distriet
WPA
Wistiewaki
Maude Stewart
Titusvilla Associated Charities
Public Assistance Department
Miller Is Sentenced On Accessory Charge
District Judge George Bruen sentenced W D Miller after he pleaded guilty to being an accessory after the fact in the strangulation death of Mrs Jean Morrin in August 1937. Miller had previously denied guilt when arraigned before Judge Bruce. The information against him was filed twice in the case.
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Prem) Groud
George 3
Bruen
Toddy
W. D. Biller
Imurder
Jeannelly Morrin
Miller
Bruce
Wealthy Boston Girl Kidnaped and Released
Charlotte Loli aged 13, daughter of Boston wool merchant B. J. Lelind Jn, was abducted by a young man who pulled her into a car near her home but released unharmed a few hundred yards away. Arthur Sweeney, noted lawyer and father of Charlotte’s friend, announced the safe return shortly after the disappearance.
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Ansaver
Mass
Miny
Charlotte Loli
B. J. Lelind
Two Confess Thefts in Western Morgan Co
Morgan county sheriff reports Tuesday that Oliver Taylor and Carl Taylor of Denver confessed to thefts at Weldons feed grinder owned by Floyd Chapin. They were arrested near Roggen and jailed in Greeley, with authorities seeking information on other Morgan County burglaries.
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Sheriie Rufus Johnston
Morgan County
Oliver ‘Taylor
Carl Taylor
Denver
Tims
Floyd Chapin
Weldons
Roggen
Etd
St Greeley
Jolndten
Lem
Morgan
Baby Drowns In Evans Mon
Jay Byron Johnson age 16 months son of Afr and Mrs Jay Joineyn of Evans died Monday evening after drowning in a stock tank at the parents home. He was taken to Greeley hospital where doctors failed to revive him. The body was moved to Macy's. Funeral set for Wednesday afternoon at 2:39 from Macy's drawing room with burial at Berthoud cemetery. The child had lived in Greeley for three years and in Kyanga two months. The tether employed by International Harvester was in Denver at the time of the tragedy and police were searching for him.
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Jay Byron Johnson
Afr
Jay Joineyn
Evans
Greeley Hospital
Macy's
International Harvester Company
Denver
Jannnan Famiry
Greeley
Kyanga
Heasday
Macys
Berthoud Cemetery
Avery A. Clark Named Scottsbluff Factory Superintendent
Denver May 2 Associated Press reports Great Western Sugar Company announces Avery A. Clark will be superintendent of the Scottsbluff Nebraska factory, succeeding the late Howard A. Lang. Clark moves from Ovid Colorado. J. B. Tee Donald becomes Lang’s successor at Eaton Gering and Charles S. Scott will assume Donald’s duties at Gering.
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Associated Press
Denver
Joseph Maude
Great Western Sugar Company
Avery A. Clark
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Clark
Duemus Howard A. Lang
Eaton
Wii
Ovid, Cole
J. B. Tee Donald
Gering
Bees
Lang
Charles S. Scott
Longemont
McDonald
Business Told To Strive to Halt New Deal
Washington May 2 George H H Davis president of the United States Chamber of Commerce urged businessmen to redouble efforts to check government trends he said kill incentive and threaten to destroy America's foreign trade. He urged Congress to tax now curb spending and restore confidence so private capital can flow and bring prosperity to American peoples. He noted fear of publicity kept some business leaders from voicing opinions but urged courage as the American people are troubled by the current policy and economic conditions.
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Washington
George HH. Davis
United States Chamber of Commerce
Baal Uessan
de Ur
America
Congress
Adjournment Move Blocks State Truck Purchase Decision
Denver May 2. Sedden move to adjourn blocked possible action by the state executive council on efforts by State Highway Engineer Charles D Wall to obtain approval for truck purchases. The question of which trucks shall be purchased for state highway work and how much money the state will spend was left unanswered. The matter Lisbon discussed with no results at several prior council meetings.
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Denver
State Executive Council
Charles D. Wall
Lisbon
Tha Conmell
Third Youth In Death Car Is Released
Pattl M Tumbleton 17 of Cheyenne faced a district court plea for killing a person while driving under the influence in the January 22 death of Claude Perkins on North Eleventh Avenue in Greeley. He entered a no contest plea and was freed on costs with future arrest risk for alias identity issues. Attorney Barnzed Woutchens represented Dumbleton.
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Pattl “M. Tumbleton
Cheyenne
Dumbleton
Claude Perkins
North Eleventh Ave
Aue
Greeley
Sam T. Jones
D. Date Edmonds
Kansas City
Ramona
Javed
Hma
Ita
Barnzed Woutchens
Stroh Sues for Crash Damage in Greeley District Court
Sam Stroh, a Greeley farm machinery salesman, sues Charles BW Strang and The Farr company over a collision near Lucetan. He seeks 340 for a damaged auto, 103.03 for hospital bills, 1,000 for personal injury, and 2,000 punitive damages. The case was filed Tuesday by attorney M. E. Smith.
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Charles BW
Strang
Farr Company
Creeley Agineroaurt
Marc Ui
Lucetan
Sam Stroh
Greeley Farm Machinery
Stroh
Strong
M. E
Smith
Maris Marehead
Greeley
Warland Hex Marehead
Grealey
Gama
Marlo Windstok
Brighton
Robert G. Bost
G. Jordan Stone
Ted
Poudine
Derrick Stone
Piatteville
Robert G. Sith
Platniitt
Bishops Installed At United Church Ceremony
In a nucleation conference at United Methodists Kansas Guy witnessed the ceremony of installing as bishops of the United Church James H. Straughn and Dr. John G. Broomfield of Fairmont West Virginia. Dr. Broomfield is shown kneeling in rehearsal for the ceremony with Bishop H. Lester Smith of Cincinnati and Adna Wright Leonard of Pittsburgh among those present.
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United Methodists
Kansas
Guy
United Churcher
James H. Straughn
John G. Broomfield
Fairmont
W. Va
Broomfield
H. Lester Smith
Cincinnati
Sishon John
Moore
Dallas
Adna Wright Leonard
Pittsburch
Associated Press
Pendergast Aid Vanishes Disappearance Prompts FBI Probe
A long trial tale centers on J. J. Pendergast linked firms, secretary Schneider, and an apparent suicide or foul play. FBI agents hunt clues after a note found on a Missouri river bridge and a forged stock arrangement under investigation by federal grand jurors.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
JL. Schmelcher
T. J. Peniergast
Unitedates
Maurice M. Milligan
Pendergast
Inca
Schrieden
Missouri
Here
Schueiler
Federal Grand Jury
Milligan
T. 1
Dewlergast
Pendergush
Tina
Jilin
Schneider
Bitt
Wyang
Bolgo Schneider
World Methodist Union Seen Nearing Global Unity
Kansay City May 3 A Methodist conference heard Bishop Leete of Deland Florida outline plans for a worldwide union of Methodist Life United States branches with two remaining visions Western Amer ley and Eastern or European groups. He noted three quarters of a century of distinct branches and said deeper understanding is growing. Gordon A. Stace and Professor Aubrey echoed hopes for mutual effort and devotion driving unity across the United States Canada and England.
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Kansay City
Bighoy Frederick DB
Leete
Deland
Fila
Sedi
Methodiam Life
United States
Amerley
England
Canada
Iay Wear
Gordon A. Stace
United Church of Canada
Eddad
Willy
BE. Aubrey
University of Chicago
Weather Update for Colorado and Wyoming
Readable weather notes show Colorado fair early with partly cloudy Wednesday night and mild temperatures. Wyoming experiences partly cloudy Tuesday night into Wednesday with warmer conditions in the west. 24 hour period ends Tuesday at 1 am with highs near 48 and moisture at 28, though some figures are unclear.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Great Britain to Oust Nazi Residents
Great Britain intends to expel an undetermined number of German residents while tightening conscription measures and addressing Ireland amid ongoing European diplomacy. The foreign office sent a note to Berlin acknowledging the 1985 naval agreement as Prime Minister Churchill maintains Britain’s firm anti-Nazi policy.
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Great Mettain
Ireland
Stem
Nmne
Adulf Hitler
Congress Faces Growing Tax Proposals Across Agencies
The Associated Press reports Washington debate over business tax revisions, including cuts to social security payroll taxes and a potential overhaul of corporate taxes. Democrats remain divided while administration officials weigh equity of an undistributed profits tax. Meanwhile, a separate court appearance in Morcolia saw Kenneth McGwon arrested on charges related to a $18 counterfeit shirt check.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Bern
India
Roosevelt
Kenneth McGwon
Pierce
Aieriffa Offici
Morcolia
Jalil
Chorgen
Pagalig
H. Smith
Gresley
Impeachment Questioning Sparks House Hearing Initiation
Fragmented voting data shows local ward tallies with names such as Mrs. Elmer Royer and Ray Mathews, plus results from several districts. The report notes new members elected to replace those who did not win reelection and lists various local offices and counts from May elections across multiple wards and towns.
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Floyd
Wilson
Crawford
Elmer Royer
Greeley
Ward
Mathews
Royer
Roger
Halgh Harri
Hazel Face
U S Airplanes Speeded Up Through Research
Langley Field May 2 The government sponsored aviation research announced a major reduction in air drag by some 75 percent. Charles A Lindbergh testified before a government committee that friction had been substantially cut, a claim echoed by George W Levis director of research during a Langley Field visit.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Di.eorge
W.” Levis
Langley Field
Wipinigg
Green Mountain Tunnel Through by Mid May
Reclamation officials push toward completion of the Green Mountain tunnel project with a mid May target. The $44,000,000 transmountain scheme aims to complete dam and diversion works by June with full water conveyance capacity of 1,000,000 acre feet.
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Green Mountain
Krommng
Thala
Worle
Cody
Uitrenn
Salt Dt Lianrel
Tiver
Bert Preaton
Im Kremmling
Grena
Preston
Muppiegade Roverhmone
Enghenes
Wil Ie
Wouter
Invant
Naranja Receives Prison Term for Car Theft
Algby Narano, 28, of Platteville, pleaded guilty to theft involving a major Greeley company. Judge Frederic W. Clark sentenced him to two to five years, citing a long arrest history.
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Algby Narano
Platteville
Greeley Aml
Frederic W. Clark
Clark
Hallo Becayna
Naranis
Patty Attenges
Objections to Writing Questions Hinder Impeachment Hearings
Colorado House hearings on impeachment of civil service commissioners opened amid protests over a rule requiring written questions from members. Representative Griffith argued it was impossible for all members to draft every question, while others defended the process as necessary for orderly proceedings. The special session followed calls to remove Mrs. Clara Wilkins and H. C. Getty, with further scrutiny of the commission’s exam practices and potential party influence. Several witnesses testified, including Edward McStewart, detailing grading standards and suspected biases in examinations. A separate incident reported a robbery involving Melody B. Rirkelly who claimed his wallet was stolen from his hospital bed after a crash.
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Nehyer
Colorado House of Representatives
Dionex E. Griffith
Denver
Jenifrr
Greeneth
Horesar Fine
Pioneer
Grffith
V. Misty
Republican
Monument
Wilkins
Raymond L. Santer
Neéew Sultans of Wit
Ika Demahd
H. C. Getty
Servic
Clara C. Wilkins
Santer
Civil Service Commission
Getty
Taylor
Suport Teaulont
Boys’ Industrial Sehaal
Guillen
McNaughton
Breddy Howsard
Lensy
Thac
Ha Commlarion
Issan
Kelly Ity
UG Scltty
Carr Signs Service Fax Carr Signs Service Fax FAs
Denver May 1 Governor Ralph J. Carr argued a widely debated tax extension. The original will expires June 49 1929. The extension was for two years. Despite exemptions for doctors hospitals veterinarians undertakers, it was hoped the world continues to yield substantial revenue.
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Fas
Denver
Ralph J. Carr
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Denver County Council of Prrent
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Stewart
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