Labor unions clash over Ford and steel strike moves
May 28 Detroit motion reports Homer Martin UAW says plans for another Ford Range factory organizing push. SWOC raid hits Republic Steel during nationwide strike, with board actions and possible charges. Richmond Ohio and Youngstown news mention Ford talks and a stroke of tense labor activity.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
Ford Motor Company
Marlin
Organin
Ford
St‘ Grel
Youngstowi
Ohio
National Two Relations Board
Nes
Lenglan
Uion
Planta
Ralph A. Lind
Cleveland
Great Workers Organizing Committee
Republic Steel Corporation
Crt Eerna
Massilion
Dunton
Tavid
Republic
Department of Labor
Pal
Swoc Teaders
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Thland Steel Corporation
Grandson of Evans Folk Is Smothered to Death
Grandson of Evans Folk is smothered to death in Evans Jinve area. One month old Ten nett Austin Grown died after tangled bed coverings. authorities report accidental death. Mrs. Ry Ly Austin and Mrs. B. Ty Anata referenced in notices. Wrestling headline notes Lea Wyrkott defeating Jolay Plummer in three straight falls in Denver on May 28.
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Evans Folk
Ry Ly Austin
Evans Jinve
Tennett Austin
Sil
Norwood Brown
Big Creek
Calle
Brown
Phyllia Aven
B. Ty Anata
Bis Creek
Lie Browns
Wykoff Wits
Itrusn
Denver
Lea Wyrkott
Jolay ‘Plummer
Roosevelt Seeks Tax Evasion Legislation for Rich
President Roosevelt announced plans to seek new legislation this session to curb both evasion and avoidance of income taxes by a small group of wealthy individuals. Treasury reports show massive evasion, with civil actions against large taxpayers and possible prosecutions to the Justice Department. The move aims to protect honest taxpayers and address a rising moral issue.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Eune
Treasury
Tere
Justice Department
Memorial Day address at Linn Grove cemetery ceremony
Memorial Day observance at Linn Grove cemetery features Rev. Jamaa E. Bell of the First Baptist Church delivering the memorial address. Walter F. Morrison serves as marshal as a full program unfolds with flag raising, military honors, drum corps, prayers, readings, and tributes from veterans groups and auxiliaries.
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James E. Bell
First Baptist Church
Linn Grove
Jamaa E. Bell
Linn Grove Cemetery
Walter F. Morrison
West
Wweagquartery Company
Litth Infantry
GC. N
Funers
American Legion Drom Corpa
C. J. Ceol
Logan
R. B
Hanna
Grand Acay
C. C. Townsend
A. 3
Linther
Daughters of Union Veterans
Auxiliary of
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Disabled American Veterana
James EB. “Bell
Américan Legion
157Th Toruntey
Hoy
C. J. Cecil
Carla Rogen
Suit to Collect $105 On Insurance Filed
Joseph D. Mortimer of Kerney filed suit in county court against Rocky Mountain Mutual Insurance Company of Denver seeking $105 as cash value of a life policy taken February 1 1934. Mortimer says the policy has a $10000 cash value now and the insurer refuses payment. Toy M Briggs represents the plaintiff.
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Ball
Joseph D. Mortimer
Kerney
Rocky Mountain Mutual Insurance Compytny
Denver
Mortimer
Toy M. Briggs
Plainsite
Detroit Gets Win In First Game Of AL Tilt
Detroit tops St Louis 11 1 as Greenberg stars for the Tigers. Caldwell Knott Thoms and Hemeley seen on mound with Auker Wibbetts in relief. Losing pitcher Knott. Philadelphia at New York and Boston also on slate with Newsom Linke Gray Marcum DeSautels as hurlers. Police court fines listed for local violators. university exhibit announced at Guggenheim Gallery.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Caldwell
Newsom
Linke
Gray
Marcum
DeSautels
Newson
Hildebrand
Hensley
Lawson
Hayworth
Cleveland
Chicago
Kennedy
Sewell
Gaiehouse and Pyliak
Honerau
Trosky of
Denver Man Arrested for Drunk Driving Case Summary
Denver man Lews Stefani, 36, of 486 South Logan Street, Denver, charged with drunk driving after a Friday appearance in justice court. Released on $1,500 bond, his trial set for June 16 with Roy M. Briggs as defense attorney. Stefani allegedly drove while intoxicated and was arrested south of Greeley by a courtesy patrol.
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Lews Stefani
Denver
Colorado
Justice Court
Stefani
Roy M. Briggs
Louis Stefani
Logan ‘Street
Greeley
Attite
Lauck Tapped for City Planning Board Appointment
Tohanick Greetey railroad man joins city planning commission after being appointed Tuesday by Mayor Colplitts. Resulting appointment fills a vacancy with his noted railroad experience and municipal service background.
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Lauck
Tohanick
Greetey
M. Colpltts
Bedford Files Service Tax Regulations
Denver May 28 Bedford Treasurer Homer Bedford issued formal regulations governing payments and collection of the new two percent service tax. The tax parallels the retail tax and applies to many services while excluding others such as public advertisements and certain professional activities. Local officials explained provisions and fielded questions as state officials clarified interpretations.
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Denver
Homer
Bedford
Glale
Alate
Insurance Agente i
Atho Allerbey
Byron G. Rogers
Beipford
Greeley
Chambers of Commerce
Homer I. Bedford
Elmer P. Cogburn
State Tax Collection Department
Cogburn
Well I Tell You By Bob Burns A Comic Anecdote
A humorous piece by Bob Burns riffing on imagined epidemics and misheard headlines. The narrator recalls a story about an imagined fever and a radio warning. A doctor joke about needing a barometer and a pitcher of water ends the anecdote.
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Bob Burns
Aod
Frozen Ski Enthusiast Found Near Berthoud After February Disappearance
The frozen body of a Denver ski enthusiast missing since February 7 was found in a snowbank near Berthoud by Jack Courtney who led a four month search. Skis remained on the feet, and identification was pending between Joseph Oppenheimer, 36, or John Ohercorter, 22, with rescue workers intensifying the search for the second body as melting drifts revealed a head and arm.
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Denver
Berthoud
Pass
Cole
Tura
Stowbank
Jack Courtney
Althe
Courtney
Joseph Oppenheimer
John S. Ohercorter
CCC
Chamberlain Succeeds Baldwin As Prime Minister
London reports Stanley Baldwin retires as prime minister after a long tenure. Arthur Chamberlain named chancellor of the exchequer and replaces Baldwin in a swift cabinet reshuffle. King George VI knighted Baldwin at Buckingham Palace, formalizing the transition to the new coalition government.
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Chamberlain
Baldwin
London
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
ArthurWeville Chamberlain
George VI
Buykloghusi Palace
Stan
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Caldwin
CCC Extension Three Years Agreed by Conferees
Washington May 28 Senate and House conferees agreed on a compromise to extend the civilian conservation corps for three more years. The House voted to limit the agency in two years, while Senate conferees backed Roosevelt’s permanent status goal. Administration staff under civil service rules to be debated again in the House.
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Associated Tress
Washington
Senate
Henee
Lie Civilian Conservation Corpu
House
Ryorevelt
Black
Alabama
House Conferces
Farmer Is Accused Of Tampering With Headgate
A South Matta valley water shortage report ends with Alton Hors, 21, living two miles east and five south of La Salle, charged with tampering with an English headgate in a ditch. Ditch rider EL G. Glryun filed the complaint alleging Hors broke a headgate lock to obtain water for parched crops. Montebensia attorney H. 1%, for Lion plaintiff.
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Matta
Justica
Alton Hors
la Salle
EL. G
Glryun
Horn
Montebensia
Lion Plautil
Shriver Warns Small Relief Cut Harms Colorado
Paul D. Shriver state WPA director says ending federal relief today would be a blow to Colorado, cutting WPA rolls from about 21 000 to 15 000 by June and forcing more to shift to state relief. He warned the reduced work openings in boats and farm labor would hurt thousands reliant on federal aid.
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Teena
Denver
Paul D. Shriver
Works Progress Administration
Colorado
Shriver
Congress
WPA
Bombing devastates Valencia killing hundreds in sleep
Insurgent planes bomb Valencia, then temporary capital of the Spanish government, at dawn killing about 100 and injuring many as 300 pound bombs rock the city. Dozens of houses collapse and ships in the harbor suffer damage while authorities scramble to account for missing residents.
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Valencia
Spain
Lgist
Uditor
Uste
Parking spaces widened in Grooley business district
Forest Powers in charge of the WPA sign painting project announced widening of parking spaces on all streets south from Ninth Street with northern streets already remarked. New paint on Ninth Street was turned off Tuesday to allow for wider spaces as a trial with plans to extend wider parking citywide if successful.
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Grooley
Ninth Street
Forest
Powers
WPA
Cawneil Feg
Poppy Drive Offices Donated by E Q Jones
V F W Auxiliary members urged to note the leadquarters for Buddy Poppy day drive. The donated office building next door to Box Cars is now the HQ location, with coordination through the auxiliary.
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Poppy Drive
E. Q. Jones
Jonaa
Washington conference moves up to Saturday on Colorado project
A regional water dispute over the Colorado Big Thompson project accelerates a Washington visit. Gov Ammons pushes for east west committees to seek favorable interior department action while petitions circulate to form the Northern Colorado Conservancy District in Larimer Weld and surrounding counties.
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Casé
Western Slopéa
Colorado
Denver
Dover
Tellus M. Ammons
Washington
UY Woodheasday
Franh DeLaney
Glenwood Springs
Clifford Stone
Ciamison
Western Slope Protective Association
Mosey HW. Smith
Avi
Northern Colorado Water Users Association
Charles Tlansen
Greeley
Thomes Nixon
Interior Department
Senate
Colerado
Longmont
Morgan
Logan
Sedgwick
Northern
Colorado Water Users Association
Conservation District
Reclamation Bureau
State Assembly
Conservancy District
Lanlonserg
General Conservancy District
Six Colorado River States Seek Boulder Canyon Compromise
Six western states met in Washington to press for a Boulder Canyon project amendment to lower power rates for Southern California. They aim to submit a four country compromise proposal through the Rivers and Harbors Committee and seek support for an upper-basin power line addition to Boulder with dedicated development funds. California opponents expressed doubt. Nevada supported the California plan. A separate county jail disturbance case reported a farmer held after an incident at Macken’s farm.
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Washington
California
Houge Rivers and Harbors Committee
Northeath
Ely
Edltisel
Los Angeles
Boulder
Up Atreach
Callifornia
Isnoa
Nevada
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Ammons
National Board
Republic Corporation
Wagner
Richmond
Gali
Frank Slaby
United Automopila Workers
Slaby
Ofieiala
Lbey
Harry, Bennett
Arsentrtad Press
Youngatown
Martin Ly
Davey
Glin
Steeptelke
Stoé
Opinmittea
Makiag
Davey Gail
Fogo
Marquis and Ommr
Chieague
Charles Giesepe
Sixth Street
Ray Dahlberg
Seventh Avenue
T. C. Trucksess
Colorado University
Will
Levlora
Guggenbeins
So’stock
Ari Guild
Levy
Farmer
Vince K. Galvis
International Cosmopolitan Clubs
Greeley Club
Pelilion
Larimer
Colorado River
Worthy
Snd End
Mackén
Fritoy
Latot
Thale Farm
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