Stockmen Protest Argentine Canned Beef Purchases
The American National Livestock Association protested President Roosevelt's order for Argentine canned beef, calling it cheaper and inferior to American beef. Wyoming Governor Smith also protested Roosevelt's stance, and the Wyoming Stock Growers Association condemned the claim that Argentine meat is superior. An interior back-page item reports Dewey exposing a multimillion-dollar state insurance fraud scheme.
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New Mercury Lamp Installed at Ninth Street Tenth Avenue Intersection
A 250 watt mercury lamp was installed Saturday at the Ninth Street and Tenth Avenue junction. Richard Tatnan of the Junior Chamber urged residents to pass by and note the brighter lighting. The Home Gas and Electric Company installed the lamp with safety committee support, promising increased efficiency over prior 60 watt lamps. A local resident reported prowlers and a bicycle theft occurred nearby that afternoon.
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Eaton Pioneer Resident Dies
Eaton pioneer resident Major 85 died Saturday morning after years of ill health. He was a former member of the First Baptist Church. Services will be held at 2 o clock at the First Baptist with interment at Raton cemetery. Armstrong's Funeral Home in charge. Romaine Brown of Raton attended the May queen program at Colorado Woman's College in Denver.
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Demonstration County Library Projects Without Cost Approved
Demonstration County Library board approved summer no cost library projects for communities without local libraries. A study will determine book circulation without charge, with membership optional at one dollar per member for 10 books. Efforts to improve central library lighting and ongoing magazine donations were approved, aiding community centers and Mexican American readers.
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Greeley Feeder on Steer Market in Chicago Yards
Ralph Ker of Greeley Route One shipped three carloads of steers to the Chicago market this week. The cattle averaged 712 to 722 pounds per head and sold near 11 dollars per hundredweight, with a lighter lot at 165 to 161 pounds about 9 dollars per hundredweight. This marks the highest price of the year to date, surpassing past peaks.
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Phipps Pleads Not Guilty in Car Charge Case
Unclear courtroom report states Phipps pleads not guilty to a low charge involving a car without owner permission. The suspect’s trial is set for next week. Names and details are garbled, with unclear references to Rah Mowe Sales Ly and employment.
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Bears Defeat Regis Twice in Greeley State Baseball Doubleheader
Greeley State defeated Regis 5 to 1 in the second game of a doubleheader Saturday afternoon. Pitcher Blank secured the win for Greeley State, with top innings and battery details noting Black and Doty for Greeley and Sullivan and Austin for Regis.
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Admiral Mark Bristol Dies in Navy Hospital
Washington May 18 Rear Admiral Mark Vrisal retired former high commander of the United States to Turkey died unexpectedly in Naval hospital Lila morning. He was 71 and had been recovering after an operation performed three weeks ago at Kopkina university in GBalliinora Assielatra.
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Colorado university papers elect editors and business managers
The May 12 announcement names Nancy Wilzey of Rome as editor of Silver & Gold, with Charles Walls of LaSalle and Thomas Cooper of Denver as business manager or editors for related campus publications. Winners of keys for outstanding work include Don Duelannon, Beutler, Carl Neumann and several others from Denver, Santa Fe, Hastings, and beyond.
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Mrs. Monismith Dies in Denver Hospital
Mrs Saran Montemith wife of Dr A Monlamath of Fort Lupton died at St Likes hospital in Denver from a cerebral hemorrhage Saturday after a theater incident earlier in the week. Born in Fort Lupton she was educated at East High School Denver and leaves two children her mother three sisters and husband. Funeral arrangements are pending. Horseshoe Pitchers Will Meet Sunday. The Washington Park horseshoe pitching club of Denver heads to Oregon for a match against the Greeley club at Lathealy Park.
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Publisher of Anti Hitler Volume Bound And Gagged To Wrest Names
Bakersfield report says George Palner Putnam a 52 year old Hollywood publisher and husband of the late Aiselta Earhart was found bound and gagged in an unfinished house after being kidnapped from his North Hollywood home. Kidnappers demanded the author’s wares of The Man Who Killed Hitler and hinted it would be healthier if he stopped printing. A statewide hunt for the pair and Putnam’s car was ordered. Two DOJ agents from Los Angeles were sent to question him but gave no details.
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Session With Aldermen On Park Use in Greeley
A Friday conference with Creeky Americany Lesson Softuall Astion and others to set Island Grove park use for the season. Ameren Leeson plans park afternoons Monday Wednesday Friday for Junior Ledeva baseball. Rodeo Week timing and Jaycees notes show no firm plan. council seeks a solution to avoid lifting dawn poles during the rodeo.
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Sheriff Gus Anderson Recovers From Flu Illness
Sheriff Gus Anderson was confined to his home with influenza and bronchial issues, improving after several days. The report notes he did not return to bed until late, with health rendering him nearly fully recovered by the following Saturday.
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Aged Rothschild Free in Paris Amid Nazi Arrest After Release
The 66 year old Rothschild banker from Vienna, held by German authorities, arrives in Paris after being released from Zurich. He is joined by his brother and guarded by Special Police as lawyers pursue claims of confiscated income linked to Germany's annexation of Austria. Relatives and associates in Germany await updates on his status amid wartime restrictions.
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Weather Outlook for Colorado and Wyoming Regions
Weather forecast indicates generally fair conditions for Colorado with warming trends from Saturday night into Sunday, especially in the northeast. Wyoming should see similar warmth with clear to partly cloudy skies. Local 24 hour highway conditions show mild travel impact and minor wind effects through Saturday morning.
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U S Destroyer Sent To Amay As Japs Appear
Shanghai May 1 The United States assigns destroyer to Amay to monitor the Kulangso settlement where Japanese naval forces occupy the area. The ship with Captain J G Stapler sails from Foochow to protect American interests as tensions rise. Chinese protests and Japanese actions threaten foreign property and the Shanghai international settlement.
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Denver Man Injured In Highway Collision
Harold Werner, 84, of Denver, received first aid after a Friday crash on Highway 85 near License involving Bernhardt N. Thal, 21, of Fort Collins. The Packard, driven south by George Franela Saunders, 36, of Denver, was passed and lost control, damaging both cars with an estimated $350 in damage.
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Second Book By R Johnston To Be Published
The article notes R Johnston's next work to be issued by Crowell in New York, describing the novel Han of Old and its Fort Lathan setting. It mentions Crowell seeking a juvenile story, a forthcoming biography of Buffalo Bill Cady, and ties to Allyn & Bacon Boston for a separate work.
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Visit to Greeley Hospital Attracts County Visitors
A Friday visitors day at Greeley Hospital drew about 80 attendees from Weld County. Superintendent Mia Mabel Mumphreys led tours through the facility from kitchen to imaging, with department staff guiding groups and noting the orderly inspection of patient areas.
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Irrigating Up Amid Tight May Rain Headlines
Farmers still need irrigation as light rain fails to end drought concerns. Reports from Greeley and nearby towns note varying amounts of precipitation with dry fields persisting, prompting continued water use for beets and other crops. Observers warn of a potential dry spell if rainfall remains scant, while crews repair roads and monitor snow accumulations in surrounding areas.
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Teacher Dies In Classroom In Elledale Colorado
In Elledale Colorado Friday afternoon teacher Mrs Hello Boyd White collapsed at her desk during class and died from a heart attack before help could reach her. Principal and CCC workers attempted revival at a nearby camp but she died en route to medical aid. Coroner O A Sanderson reports county and Aurora officials handling the case. Mrs Toyit Witle had taught the district for four years and was a widow who lived in Grobley prior to her death.
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North Colorado 2 Year Coal Pact Signed
Belated reports from May 13 indicate a five year extension to a wage contract for Northern Colorado coal districts, with 3600 miners returning to work on the agreement. Negotiations across districts 13, 35, and others aim to extend for two more years, while a broader union shop dispute continues in the Appalachian region and at district levels.
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Protests Across Cities Over Sudden Incident with Japan
Reported U.S. protests erupted in multiple cities directed at Japanese authorities after a rapid incident. Officials and observers note cautious diplomacy as discussions continue with the Japanese government to address tensions.
J S Larrick Dies Saturday at La Salle Home
J S Larrick 67 died Saturday morning at his La Salle home. Survived by numerous relatives including Mrs Sta Larrick and Mrs Marc Richardson. He was secretary to Wd G A for five years and longtime member of the Plikt Presbyterian church. Funeral services planned for Tuesday at 10 o clock with burial to follow in the state.
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