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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1939

Page

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Governor Carr Plans Major Budget Cut Amid Bill Delays

Denver May 18 Governor Ralph J Carr moves to trim about 900000 from state appropriations as he settles 61 remaining bills. He has signed 112 and vetoed 9, promising action by next Wednesday midnight. He refused to disclose exact cuts or reorganize government despite pressure from the legislature.

Associated Press Denver Ralph J. Carr General Assembly Cave Carr Ioeir

WPA Worker Dies In Dynamite Explosion At Quarry

Leesa Garden Tablas Vista May 1 WPA worker Alfrea Ward age 46 and father of seven was killed instantly by a dynamite blast at a rock quarry on Table Mountain near Golden. Two other workers Edward Herrera 46 and Tyrnold Van Nies 49 of Denver suffered severe injuries as authorities tested a 17 pound dynamite charge.

Tablas Leesa Garden Alfrea Ward WPA Table Mountain Golden Edward [Lerrera Tionold van Nies Denver Ward Herrera van Nice

Izaak Walton Director Addresses Fishermen At Lounge

Harala Dutt of Denver and Izaak Willow League of America will speak at 7:30 p.m. at the Home Gags and Electric lounge. Local dealers display tackle and three reels of film will be shown, including Washugami Waters Mystery Tver and Mipigon and North.

Harala Dutt Denver Izaak Willow League of America Thuesiax Tver Mipigon North AW Age Jul Wagner Colorado Stats Colexe Fort Collins Dent Anak Wation League Pyblla Moering

Civil Service Planned for Police and Fire in Greeley

Civil service for police and fire is authorized in Colorado towns and cities. Mayor H E Colpitts of Greeley supported the plan and travelled to Denver for a conference with the governor. If enacted, a municipal civil service commission with rules for police and fire may be set up, changing job security for many current officers.

Monova Greelay Folloe Gaverany Ralpt Police and Fire Department Graoley I Council

Human Hibernation Tested by Medical Men at National Meet

Report details extreme demonstrations of human hibernation at the American Medical Association meeting in Taws Missouri. Pictures show women partially clothed in fur and ice as doctors explore hibernation to treat heart disease insanity tuberculosis and other illnesses. Observers note slowed metabolism lowered body temperature and potential long term risks with calls for further study.

Howard W. Blakislee Associated Press Taws Noorn American Medical Association Mita Des Temnle S. Bay Lawrence W. Sw Philadelphia

Three Die In Auto Crash North Of Colorado Springs

A three-vehicle collision five miles north of Colorado Springs left three dead and eight injured over the last 43 hours. Victims include Clarence Wulff and Willard Wulff of Colorado Springs and Betty Joy Powder, 16, Leadville. Injured range from head wounds to fractures. names include Mrs Clarence Wulff, Wesley Wulff, Wesley Croix, Vernon Clark, Gerallina Sherman, A W Wilson, Leslie Pensed, Ray Kelley, Frank L Molinaive, Mary Orendarft of Ouray and others.

Hresa Colorado Springs Denver Colorado Clarence Wulff Willard Wulff Jule Rother Betty Joy Powdre Leadville Polly Branch Denver Nagro Navere Wesley Uyoue Wulff Skamaults Wesley Croix Vernon Clark Gerallina’ Sherman A.W. Wilson Salinn Tah Gbralstous Leslie Pensed Ada Okla Ray Kelley Montroyd Cuta Brussea Frank L. Molinaive Ouray Mary Orendorft

Arms and Diplomacy Used by America To Defend China Trade

The United States used armed forces and diplomacy to defend its special position in China. American marines landed at Amoy International Settlement as the State Department asserted a policy of greater representation in Shanghai.

America China Washington United States Japan International Amoy Eista Department Tha Nacimar Shauchul

Arrests and court actions involving Colorado residents

Eben Thompson, 33, of Goottvich, Colo., arrested by Courteay Patrol on Eighth Avenue, Greeley, on reckless driving and drunken driving charges. Vester Carder of Keenesburg fined $1 and costs after pleading guilty to a separate offense. Justice Moat of Paintville to a charge of specting and ruining a stop at n.

Eben Thompson Goottvich Colo Courteay Patrol Eighth Avenue Greeley Vester Carder Keenesburg Costa Weorleediy Justica Urorge Moat al Pinttevile

Clark Says Growers Release Not Likely This Year

Windsor Beet Growers seek release to plant Market Weeta but Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association states no release is planned. President Harry Chik says no meeting was held and no meeting is scheduled. the third Wednesday in June remains the date growers expect for contracting terms. Sugar prices have fallen again with poor prospects for beet pigments this fall.

Windsor Mountainy States Harry Chik Yrealdous Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association Oul Hielsted Sone Eines

Rose of Death Captured in Murder Probe

Rose Carina alias Rose of Death was arrested in New York as part of a Philadelphia murder investigation tied to an insurance plot. Federal agents seized her after a years long pursuit and returned details link former private detective Bomble Lourdia from Cleveland. A Philadelphia man faced 51200 bail on an extortion charge connected to the widow’s murder case.

Payss Philadelphia New York Walnatt Rose East Mast L-Federal Iieal Rose Carina The PRE Cleveland Bomlle Lourdia Chin Uiaise Mairder

Trib Cooking School Opens Friday at 9 30 A M

The Greeley Daily Tribune sponsors a cooking school led by Mrs Doro Louden at the Sterling theatre opening Friday at 9 30 A M The doors will open at 9 A M Friday and Saturday will feature demonstrations of recipes menus and money saving tips for homemakers who prepare meals at home

Mre Dorothy Louden Greeley Daily Tribune Sterling Theatre Louden Greeley Houseville

Guardsmen Escort Miner Through Picket Lines in Harlan

In the bloody Harlan district, guardsmen assist a grinning miner headed to work while a timid woman hides her face, choosing to stay off the record. The area remains tense despite the United Mine Workers signups in Southern Appalachia.

Harlan District Appalachiin United Mine Workers Harlan

Secret Service Agent Explains Guarding of President

Secret Service detail and its duties in protecting the president and family, and preventing counterfeiting, outlined by Grady G. Boatwright in Denver. He traced agents’ roles from McKinley to Hoover, and described safety checks, elevator and room inspections, and coordinated security with local police.

Secret Service T. 5 Ifa United States Weil Grady G. Boatwright Office of The Denver Boutwright Greeley Service Club Rotary Hyanls Lions and Exchange Allendange Union Pacific Sperial Polices Service Tn Omaha Tm Nawork Freeze Heatweight Bial Civin Codge Herbert Hoover Frandelin Loosevelt Alltowna Trannae McKinley Altona Willam McKinley Aaks Nasuaril Jevel Gilarh Ayka Aumieouo Isang Boeret Lsd

Showers Hit Greeley and Surrounding Areas

Rain showers affected Greeley and nearby towns including Ault and Windsor while county views remained mixed. Public Service reports limited downtown coverage with scattered impacts. experiment station data and regional readings noted, but no major disruptions confirmed. Local facilities logged minimal damage as storms moved through northeast Colorado.

Mufstur Halion Greeley Windsor Fort Lipton Mort Usb Plea Salle Teckham Cilcrest Plutie

Swedish Flyer Feared Down On Atlantic

The report notes a Swedish flyer feared lost at sea after an attempted solo flight toward an Atlantic destination. Teese Onleage and Guat Teck, Wobers of Chowies Racelan, were among those following radio reports for any sign of Racklawa’s status as the brothers carried on with daily work while awaiting word.

Atlantic Associated Teese Onleage Andrew Guat Teck Chowies Racelan Steekbolny Carpenter Ad Picdler Racklawa

Weather Local for 24 Hours Ending 8 A.M. Thyrsday

Local forecast reports humidity around 77 percent and a high near 46 degrees with the potential for precipitation later in the period.

Hugh

Senate approves naval bill funding 23 ships and 500 planes

The Senate passed a naval appropriation totaling 773 million dollars, including 207.2 million for 23 warships and 46.9 million for 500 new aircraft. The measure would back two 43 000 ton battleships, eight destroyers, ten submarines, ten tenders, and a repair ship, with the proposal returning to the House for consideration.

Pho House Weliun Senate Tly House Wilder

Michigan Republican Calls for Investigation of John Lewis Union

A Michigan Republican congressman chaired a bid to probe the United Side Workers of America and its head John K. Lewis. He urged committees to examine the group as Kentucky National Guardsmen stand ready amid labor tensions. Governor Chandler said authorities would act to ease the strike and prevent escalation.

Larssented Treen Washington United Side Workers of America John K. Lewis Hoffman Republica Michigan Tye Bowie Tartan Kentucky Wang Eberlee Carter A. KR. Chandler Chandler Heli Wlent Ming Washington Secrcrey Tevkina Labor Touriator Sun

Larnner Sheriff Seeks Help in Aged Prospector Search

Sheriff Ted Seller appealed to CCC of Helits to send workers to northwest of Larnner where prospector Hol Jones is missing. A group of county men began a rocky search after a fellow prospector, Jim Dole, reported Jones not seen since yesterday.

Collins Ted Seller CCC of Helits CCC Hece Hol Jones

Montreal Welcomes King George Sixth and Queen Elizabeth

Royal couple reach Jean Talon station after arriving by train at 1:18 am to begin a 6,000 mile tour of Canada and the United States. Crowds fill downtown Montreal, with decorations and flags along a 23 mile route as city residents celebrate their arrival.

Iva Ciadel Quebec George VI Brenda Percy Flyn Citadel Rock Canada Lord Tweedsmuir Brest Montreal George the Sixth Queen Izaledh Acel Canufa Jean Talou Canaia Enited Vternity

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Navy Izaak Walton Civil Service William R. Kelly Beet Growers' Counsel Gree- Joy Musntalg Staten Reot Growers Marketing Association Kelly Iainiedntaly la Priest Dent Colorado Bar Association C. Springs Clark Rose of Death Tield Dominic Roddia Paquest Yldands Roddia Boatwright Etlne Michigan Republican John Lewis Larnner
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