Miss Hall Reaches Semifinal in National Piano Contest
Merionall Ti of Greeley daughter of Mr and Mrs Ti joins semifinalist field at the Nations Federation of Music Clubs piano contest in Minneapolis Minnesota. In the first day of content Monday Beothar planets Miss Hall the Michigan representative and Juror Rappaport of Crooklyn were tied for entry. Rappaport was eliminated and Hall with Dal en Raul ranked second. Finals to be broadcast on WCCO probably Wednesday at 6 30 p m Mountain Standard time according to telegram from Hall and her daughter.
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Merionall
Mra. A. Ti
Greeley
Wadnesday
Federation of Music Clubs
Minneapolis
Minn
Sto
Uoize
Dalton Franty
Ann Arjor
Allcl
Be Othar Planets
Mise Hatt
Michigan Ranrésentalive
Rappaport
Crooklyn
Aliml—Nied
Dalen Raul
Misu
WCCO
Disabled Veterans Honoring with Buddy Poppy Drive
National Buddy Poppy drive to aid disabled veterans in U S hospitals marks twelfth annual event. VFW and Veterans Bureau cooperate to fund relief for nervously or mentally affected, distressed veterans and dependents. Poppy distribution during Memorial Day week supports relief funds run by VFW members in local communities.
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U. S
Veterans of Foreign Ward
Groeley
V. FB. W
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mundindura
United States Veterans Bureau
Lonartha
Pearce Pleads Guilty of Kidnapping Boettcher
In Denver, Carl W. Pearce, 46, a Denver broker, pleaded guilty in federal court to kidnapping Charles Boettcher and holding him for sixty thousand dollars. The case against Pearce arose from a motive linked to a ransom demand and was entered alongside other court actions involving judgments and local jail detentions.
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Denms
Denver
Charles Boettcher
Ranadis
Carl W. Pearce
Farmer Grealey
Colo
Mra. Engel
Carl C. Toms
Are. Fredtrlea Engel
Hoy
Brigre
Altorway
EB. A. Smith Ig
Tore
Terror Reign Ended by Bandit Killing in Trinidad
May 24 Trinidad, Calo. A lone bandit Montoya terrorizing the town since Friday is killed by Allen Jeffryes after robbing and forcing aid in holdups. Montoya, who with a woman companion Lera led a crime spree that left more than a dozen victims. Jeffryes, who was briefly forced to assist, shot Montoya during a confrontation near the house. Montoya died within minutes. Sheriff G A Duling and investigators tied the events to a string of holdups and car thefts.
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Trinidad
Calo
Ula Victiue
Jake Mouloya
Las Vegas
N. M
Allen Jeffryes
Montoya
Sam Engst
Six Point
East
Jin Any
Jeffryes
Ausiaiint
John N. Mabry
Lera
G. A. Duling
Jet Tryes
Sheri? Dullug
Montolyn
Louis Mantel
Kla Eun
Jaffryes
Montaye
Swedish Lutheran church praises Greeley council on beer policy
A resolution by the Emanuel Swedish Lutheran church administration denounces any efforts to weaken Prohibition and commends the Greater City Council for refusing beer licenses. Pastor Joseph Conrad drafted the measure, signed by Carl Gustafson Claus Johnson J Andrew Carlson and others.
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Greeley
Board of Administration
Jimanuel Swedish Lutheran Church
Joseph Conrad
Fundamental Group Seeks Break With Church Modernists
A Philadelphia minister led a drive to split from modernists at the 245th Presbyterian general assembly in the U S A, demanding strict Biblical belief including the virgin birth and miracles. The group criticizes the board of foreign missions and cites Mrs Buck as a modernist target, while a separate court session begins for Thomas Dhedge case.
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Columbus
Gh Gresham Mnachon
Philadelphia
Pon
General Assembly
Mackan
Jeans
Christ
Board of Foreign Missions
Machan
Foorl Buck
The
Presbyterian Sharen
U. S
Buck
jMay
The Eagle and the Hawk opens at Sterling Theatre
Fredric March and Carola Lombard lead The Eagle and the Hawk a wartime romance at the Sterling Theatre Friday. Jack Oakie and Cary Grant co star in a tale of rival pilots whose frictions soften as truth surfaces amid aerial action.
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Fredric March
Carola Lombard
Sterling Theatre
Jack Oakie
Ingert Loft
Pilck
Cary Grant
Oo Olverver
John Monk Haunders
Thor
McFadden Attacks Woodin and Treasury Officials
Representative McFadden of Pennsylvania leveled charges in the House accusing William H. Woodin secretary of the treasury for two and a half months and others including Andray Mellon and Ogden Mills of stealing gold reserves and undermining the U S government. He cited thirty two charges as he pressed impeachment moves amid long running disputes over fiscal policy.
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Washington
William H. Woodin
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve
McFadden
Hey
Pennsylvania
Groun
Honsa
Woodin
Andray W. Mellon
Ogden L. Mills
United States
Hoover
Dbouac
Lince
Jietervald
Fina
City Hi Girls elects officers at Greeley High School
Miss Bliss presided as president of the Girls Association for next year at Greeley High School. Mary Louise Atkinson was chosen vice president, Delty Twist secretary, Carle Pearson treasurer, and Ruth Jones social service chairman. Other candidates included Patey Varval, Getty Gilbert, Sven Selander and Barbara Gossett. Elizabeth Peterson, current president, presided at the meeting.
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Charlotte Diisa
Walter Bliss
Girls
Greeley High School
Louise Atkinson
Delty Twist
Carle Péarson
Ruth Jones
Patey Varval
Getty Gilbert
Sven Selander
Barbara Gossett
Dorothy Snear
Elizabeth Peterson
The
Gear
Morgan Testimony and Akron Probe Move Ahead in Senate
In Washington May, Morgan testified in the Senate inquiry into federal funding and impracticalities within reform programs as Roosevelt presses for momentum on the emergency program. The House advanced the conference report on the $998,000 third deficiency bill, while Akron disaster testimony continued with Commander H. V. Wiley among those taking the stand.
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Washington
P. Morgan
Lfnd
Sesato Banks
Combinttes
Mia Fuameral Institutons
Congressional
Roosevelt
Te House
H. V. Wiley
Deaths and Funerals G A Gentor at 19 in city
G A Gentor died at his home 1668 Fildyenth avenue Wednesday morning at 19 Funeral service will be held Friday at 10 o clock at Sattley funeral home with the Masoule toga in charge. Interment will be in Linn Grove. The family requests that Mawera be omitted.
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G. A. Gentor
Fildyenth Avenue
Sattley Fareral
Masoule
Linn Grove
Mawera
Chicago Grain Market May 21 Market Drift In Late Session
Chicago May 21 prices moved higher overall with buying easing late as traders shifted to wheat futures amid ample supply and favorable spring weather. Wheat futures showed gains but gains were trimmed by weak speculative demand and cautious buying, with quotations and delivery months listed for May July and September.
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Chicago
Ieany
Dee
Dales May
Uly
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Hunter
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Carl OD
McKinley
Etalon Securities
Blertrla Hand’ & Shere
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Fundamental Group
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Thomas A Nixon
I. B. Griffith
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Wil Hall Thompson
Chimnay Fira
Bailey Home
Fred Halley
Righth Straat
Herman'ta Plumbing Business
Jos Herman Bse
Ecker Crothers
Llysrause
Rendant
Eagle
Miss Bliss
City Hi Girls
McCullough
Emily Plummer McCullough
Torrington
Wyo
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Tis Eelats
Robert EB. Hanna
Frank Green
John W. Wich
Wellington
Ana L. Harris
Ada L. Harria
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Erie
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LaFayette
Morrison Mine
Frank Dolan
Boulder
Morgan
Akron
Kannsa City
Occidental Lodge
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Aletred Riley
Helen Cart Carter Beauty Shop
Helen Carter Beauty Shop
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