Senate backs 85 percent parity crop loans for crops
The Senate approved a farm loan act setting 85 percent parity loans for crops including cotton and tobacco, sending the bill to the White House for signature. The measure, passed 93 to 2, aims to boost farm prices and income, with supporters saying it helps farmers while opponents warn of higher consumer costs.
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Hague Leads Jersey City Candidates in 7th Consecutive Term
Mayor Frank Hague secured a seventh consecutive four year term as Jersey City voters backed his Americanism message. Official tallies show Hague top with 100,103 votes for the five commission posts, while the opposition's Juston Heket gathered 18,426 votes.
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Platteville Youth Admits Robberies
Chief of Police C. C. Hunter of Grealey said Wednesday a 15 year old Platteville youth admitted the thefts of four cameras three ten dollar band shotgun fishing tackle a .22 rifle and other items from local bars and stores over several weeks. He and accomplices traced the loot to Gardner’s studio and carried out multiple trips between sites.
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Lions Club Governor Visits Springs Lions Club
Governor Barry B. Jacobson visits Colorado Springs Lions Club to discuss plans for the district convention set for June 1 2 and 3. He outlines activities and welcomes local clubs to host the event in Springs. Mexico City May 14 former strongman Calles returns from exile in the United States with no rancor toward Cárdenas. Calles states he will retire from Mexican politics.
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Weather Assorted Press Soeat for 28 hours ends ah high 83
Weather summary reports highs near 83 and lows around 57 with partly cloudy skies across regions. Forecasts call for scattered showers or thunderstorms in northern mountains and cooler eastern areas, with tonight through Thursday showing intermittent rain and mild temperature changes.
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Marshals Chase Post Office Heist Suspect in Denver
Marshals William P. Dp and D. T Potter of Denver pursued a suspect in a post office funds case. James J. Price, nicknamed Three Barks, linked to Niroe Forks, was reportedly trembled by authorities as leads emerged from Mont and nearby locales.
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Eden warns Japan over China rights and Syria route
British Foreign Secretary Eden bluntly warned Japan that London would not back down on China. He told MPs Britain would support Chinese independence and maintain access to Syria as a potential route for action to deter German moves toward Suez. He noted Britain would reinforce Syria but not threaten Iraq’s independence.
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U S Russian Showdown Looms Over Diplomacy
Washington May 14 a high level meeting between Secretary of State and the Soviet ambassador was arranged amid uncertain U S Soviet relations. The afternoon conference hoped to clarify aims before major American and Soviet actions this year.
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Vichy France and Nazi Talks Aim to Thwart U S War Entry
Diplomatic circles report a four hour Berchtesgaden meeting between Hitler and French vice premier Jeannot Darnaud yielding possible Franco German economic and political collaboration. Reports hint at prisoner exchanges and redrawn demarcation lines, while officials caution no final terms yet. May 14 Associated Press file dispatch notes profits at Maytag.
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Hens Denied Nuisance Charge In Greeley Council
In Greeley a widow, Mrs. Gault, asked the city council to declare her chickens a nuisance due to dawn crowing. Officials said poultry within rights if kept from roaming. neighbors complained of noise and odor from a nearby apartment area. A prior $2.50 chicken complaint fine was upheld by a former officer.
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Frank Berger and Patrolmen Attending Training School
Captain Frank A. Merger and four courtesy patrolmen are this week at Camp Coorgo West Gordon for patrol teaching school. Captain Berger stays two weeks as camp instructor and returns Sunday with Gordon Tackett Honard Eddy and Gilbert Bunn. Patrolmen M. B. McKigney and Robert Welsh attend EXE week.
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Boston Navy Drydock Strike Ends Amid Labor Turmoil
Boston labor unrest escalated as Navy drydock workers halted in a $30,001,000 traction project delay. Negotiations involved CIO and United Automobile Workers with federal mediation and local officials urging workers to return to sites, while strikes spread to shipyards and coal regions.
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Ruling Tightens Electrical License Requirements in City
City meeting Tuesday night established that an electrical contractor must have at least one representative on the job when using another firm’s permit. City Attorney Barnard Moutel noted the ruling aligns with a 15 year practice. Local journeymen argued for apprentice licenses at 3 per year and journeyman licenses at 10, with proposed inclusion in a new code. Current local contractors pay 200 for the first year and 50 annually for renewals.
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Missouri Utility Firm Loses Charter and Fined for Corruption
A Missouri utility firm Union Electric of Bilssouri was found guilty under the state Corrupt Practices Act. The company faces a $25,000,000 fine and a $175,000 daily stay. Missouri court barred delux operations and ordered payment of a fee. Union Electric, linked to North America campaigns, allegedly contributed to municipal election irregularities in St. Louis and surrounding areas.
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City Checks Petition for Opening Alley in Greeley
City officials review a petition to open alleys between A and I streets and Nhith and bievelfth avenues, with discussions on curb repairs and property actions. Court issues include a police matter, sewer access gate changes, and fines for building code violations.
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Rome Says Dominions Deserting Britain for U.S. Support
A damaged clipping reports that the British dominions are deserting Britain for the United States as President Roosevelt moves toward a new Anglo-Saxon federation idea. The claim cites a Washington visit by Australasian officials and a statement from South Africa’s leaders about U.S. entry into the war and shaping allied directions.
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Flag Day Declared By Roosevelt For June 14
President Roosevelt formally designated June 14 as Flag Day, urging Americans to observe with suitable ceremonies and the display of the flag. The date marks the 1777 Continental Congress adoption of the stars and stripes as the nation’s banner.
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Free Rodeo Tickets For Summer Session Students
All summer session students will receive a free ticket to the North Grandstand at the Greeley spud rodeo courtesy of the Greeley chamber of commerce. The program replaces the Jackson Weld picnic and includes meals and a movie. Dr. W. D. Armientrout, acting college president, praised the chamber’s hospitality.
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British Radio Opens Campaign Of Propaganda In Hess Case
British controlled broadcasts intensified to sway public opinion over Rudolf Hess. Reports say London officials sought to extract German secrets while portraying Hess as a flawed messenger. Churchill slated for interview as RAF and Axis air actions continue across Europe and North Africa.
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Flight of Hess Captured After Parachute Rescue in Britain
British forces captured Rudolf Hess after he parachuted into Scotland from a flight purportedly aimed at aiding Nazi peace talks. The capture remained secret for two days before German authorities acknowledged the missing deputy führer.
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Three-Way Axis Talks Center On U S Convoys
Reported discussions in Washington reference a three way axis pact involving the United States and convoys as a focal topic. The piece notes tensions with Italy Germany and Japan and hints at potential U S retalions as global alliances shift.
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House Approves 3 Million for Colorado Big Thompson Project
In WasWipton on May 1 the House passed an appropriation of 3,000,000 to continue the Colorado Big Thompson water diversion work. Additional authorizations include 82,000 for the Meompaghrs, 50,000 for Aim River, 150,000 for Theunveart, and 50,000 for Cartulad. Rep Taylor defended Brazingacre Vico fluids amid a larger funding push. The Taxing net leader claimed a plan to curb overgrazing on 142 million acres and end conflicts between sheep and cattle ranchers.
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Hess Secret Note Aimed at Scottish Duke
May 14 London dispatch reports Rudolf Hess flew to Scotland seeking contact with the Duke of Hamilton in a covert mission. He parachuted within miles of the dukedom but was captured by security authorities. no reply from the duke was received and Hess remained in custody.
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Funeral for Landusky Held Thursday Service
Funeral services for Henry Landusky were held Thursday afternoon at 3 oclock at the Church of God. Interment followed at Evans Cemetery. Surviving are his wife Kashtorina, daughters Geanons and Hoty, and brothers Jin Late Jusky of Grand Falls and Vin, with W. M. CILMa of Louis-Ving Kaw listed among survivors.
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Hinkley Raises Question On Binkley Salary Dispute
Lawyer Hinkley seeks to enforce a $1900 salary increase for state horticulturist Binkley as part of a general appropriation. The legislature had set a $2400 annual pay plus $100 expenses for the horticulturist, with an objection from Attorney General Winkle that the increased amount could not be drawn.
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