Army Bill Advances Amid Broad Budget Plan Increases
Washington May 20 A 4 820 941 billion dollar appropriation bill faces senate debate with swift committee approval. The measure authorizes large cash allotments for early act and army purchases including aviation gear and equipment. Senate action focuses on land purchases for posts and adjustments to funding while lawmakers seek to trim nonessential items and protect presidential discretion.
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Successor To Gamelin Plans To Pinch Off Nazi Advance
Report from Aarocourt and Paris on May 29 outlines General Weygand as the successor to Gamelin coordinating a major Allied counteroffensive. British Belgian French forces push toward Rethel and along the Aisne, aiming to blunt German advances and protect Paris region. Reports describe strengthened maneuvers near Valenciennes, Meuse, and the Le Cateau area with reinforcements and armored units moving to the front amid heavy fighting.
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P H Goldsmith Named Delegate to General Assembly
P H Goldsmith is selected as lay delegate from Groplay la Bollored United Presbyterian church to the General Assembly meeting in Buffalo New York. He will attend with a local commission, with evangelistic services planned the week before the assembly.
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Elk Mountain Rancher Stabbed After Quarrel
Rawlins, Wye May 1 A rancher from Elk Mountain stabbed during a quarrel. The injure d man is in hospital in Hania as authorities investigate. Another Elk Mountain resident, Jone, 7, held at county jail after incident. Sheriff Glondl Penland says Jone claimed he drew a knife in the argument at Bik Mountain dace. sheriff says charges unlikely to be filed immediately.
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Range War Threat Eases Near Grover Between Sheepmen
Sheriff Gue G. Anderson said the threatened range war between Clay Koster and Willucs Smock east of Grover temporarily subsided after deputies arrived. About 750 Smock sheep, mainly lambing ewes, were held at Foster's home while the dispute cooled. Foster claimed the sheep were on his range and the Smocks claimed damages from being kept without water. The sheriff warned it could be a civil matter if pursued.
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Chamber of Commerce Lines Up Seniors Event in Plains Kansas
Plains Kansas Chamber of Commerce plans a seniors program at Plains High School Tuesday. Members will oversee the program including the flag ceremony, breakfast and a community dinner with highlighted speakers and guest graduates joining town leaders.
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Tribune Wins Two Firsts in State Events
Greeley Daily Tribune repeats as top winner at state events held during a University of Colorado at Boulder event week. It claims the Parkhurst trophy for community service and the Daily Cantera Award for typographic appearance, with plans to renew the Parkhurst trophy later. Nearby health unit campaign photos and city officials discussion feature in the report as community efforts.
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Colorado labor pact easing clash on tunnel work
Denver May 29 report states agreement signed by S. Magoffin Construction and unions ends a two week strike at the Continental Divide tunnel project. The pact includes a union pledge to avoid further strikes until arbitration, a preference clause for northern Colorado Water Conservancy District residents, and confirms 60 to 100 workers will be employed on the western section with bids to issue for additional phases.
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County program aims to boost library use and farm youth work
City counsel approves a county wide participation plan to promote public interest through a pictorial library statistics series and a county bookmobile funded by the WRA. Cooperation covers upkeep and exhibits while promoting vocational guidance and educational outreach with the Western Federation Ad hoc programs and Rocky Mountain journalism efforts.
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Hobart Hanna Postal Veteran Dies After Illness
Hobart Hanna a longtime Greeley postal worker and veteran of World War II died Monday after a brief illness. He served 43 years in postal service, 20 years at the Greeley post office, and belonged to the Union Colony Pioneers. Survivors include a son, Marshal Hanna of Denver, a sister, Miss Celia Blomma of Greeley, and a granddaughter Hetty Jean Hanna of Denver. Services will be held Tuesday at 4 pm at Linn Grove with interment to follow.
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Robert
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Supreme Court Refuses Reconsider Laramie River Case
Washington May 20 Supreme Court refused to reconsider its 1936 ruling that Colorado must keep water diversion from the Laramie river within the 3750 acre feet decreed. The decision preserves the earlier decree and sustains the state’s control over the disputed water allotment.
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Wheat Loan Rate 64 Cents Declared by Wallace
Secretary Wallace announced the wheat loan rate at 64 cents, noting an average that week, following nine weeks of falling prices. The report cites the overall trend in wheat markets and the forecast for the crop's loan level.
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Joan Tate
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Weather report for Colorado Monday forecast
Mostly cloudy conditions with a chance of showers and thunderstorms across parts of Colorado Monday. Patchy west to northwest flow toward evening, with lingering clouds Tuesday morning. Local temperatures around the mid to upper forties, with some areas near the coast expected to be cooler.
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Farm Co op Workers Exempt From Job Compensation Law
Colorado Supreme Court upheld lower court ruling that about twenty workers in a farm marketing cooperative are engaged in agriculture labor and thus exempt from unemployment compensation taxes. The decision preserved an exemption for the United Flat Growers association and a Grand Valley cooperative amid a dispute over marketing activities. Chief Justice Ben G. Hard did not participate on an eastern trip, with Justices Piva and seven others concurring.
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Bill Hughes Condition Improves After Injury
The condition of Bill Hughes of La Junta, linked to coach Marty Hughes of Colorado Hluce Cobtese, Fort Collins, showed improvement today at a local hospital. Attendants report he lies at the hospital following a gutomoltia accident on August 13 and is receiving treatment.
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Windsor and Ft. Lupton Postmasters Selected
Workington May 2 reports postmaster selections for Windsor and Ft. Lupton in Colorado. Nominees await Senate confirmation as appointments move through legislative channels.
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Lindbergh Condemns Hysteria On Nazi Invasion
Washington May 13 Lindbergh urges Americans to avoid foreign quarrels and meddling and to back a united front for air defense. He criticizes Roosevelt era policy and says cooperation with allied nations strengthens national security.
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City League Looks to Ban 3.2 Alcohol Sales Plan
Colpitts said a committee will urge the state convention to repeal 3.2 beer rules, arguing higher alcohol drinks tempt police limits and raise costs. The Teague committee approved the recommendation after a lengthy meeting with city managers and league officials.
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Ray Lanyon
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Ray Clatthews
Kort Collins
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Greeley
Dan Sowers
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Four Arrested on Drunk Driving Charges
Four men were arrested on drunken driving charges during a late nightCourtesy Patrol and Grenney police operation. Ferman Salazar, 17, of Eaton, was taken into custody after his car left the road south of Eaton early Saturday. A second suspect, Dit Dunere, 5, of Mitteville, was arrested following a minor collision. Police reported other offenders tied to the patrol, including Peedekhamit of a Greeley route and Lee Romero of Gucai NooMy.
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Eaton
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Lee Romero
Court Rules on Price Fixing Powers of Federal Court
The Supreme Court upheld federal power to stabilize the inter industry market and regulate price fixing in the coal industry. Justice Douglas wrote the majority decision confirming Congress can regulate the volatile bituminous coal sector and related marketing. In another note, Fred Suite Jr. and his wife expect a child in September, adding a personal item to the page.
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