Suspect Sought in Weld County Wheat Swindle Arrested Tuesday
Denver grain deal swindle ties Weld County case to Ady & Crowe Grain of Denver. Harry Lee McAuley 64 was arrested near Wray by Sheriff VanHorn as suspect in wheat fraud after two freight cars were seized and payments totaling $1800 surfaced. Brannan alias Patrick Brannan linked to the scheme. detective Solesendate reported the car purchase and payments.
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Weld County
VanHorn
Wray
Harry Lee Meauley
Denver
Rasmont
Avy & Crowe Grain Company
Ady & Crowe
WiirHara
McAviey
Donyer
McAuley
Peaver
Pirtamobile
Fenier
VanWarn
Bone Et Hs Son
Tqn
McAwey
Wbic Zilley
William Soles Endate
Adley
Baiardsy
Blaze
Mil
Ady & Crows
O Clit
Will Speak In Kansas On Propaganda
George Willard Fragiex, president of the volleke, will address a community forum at Wishila Kantamary on the topic Propaganda. A sectional meeting of the Mansas Binlo Teachers association at Salina will hear Dr Harald Reanjawin, formerly dean at Colorado University and now at Maryland University, discuss education.
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Ure George Willard Fragiex
Volleke
Wishila
Kan
Tumatayule
Mansas Binlo
Teachers “Association
Salina
Harald Reanjawin
Maryland University Las
Colorado University
Iso
Bsu Tueday
Prasley
Wielta
Bob Younger Sought By Sheriff for Theft
Sheriff Gus G Anderson said he intends to arrest Bob Younger a 23 year old former Colorado water works plumber turned cowboy on charges including grand larceny burglary and operating a confidence game. Younger is accused of stealing saddles watches and cash across several locations near Franela Chayenne Novi and Greeley and of passing counterfeit checks. Anderson recovered some items including saddles and a watch from county buyers.
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Gus G. Anderson
KR 3
Bob" Younger
Colorado
Whc
Younger
Audergon
Chayenne
Otter
Varvey Pallock Ranch
Novi
Greeley
Stews Gyi Whitney
Ure Creeley
Yinwinger
Witney
Francis Valley
Slab Fio Badidtes
Doyle Trussell
Nunn
Ruth Judd Believer Believed Sane in Arizona Murder Case
Ruth Judd maintains she is sane amid fear of return to Arizona state hospital and possible execution after an affidavit received by the Attorney General. Rev. Albert Hager of next town provides a sworn statement to local court official detailing the assertion.
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Phoenix
Ruth Judd
Arizona State
Tsoi
Foo Conway Sele Forth
Albert Hager
Pextn
Guy Ounhua
Tazorrell Courtly
Fire destroys Burra Jenkins Church in Lynwood ruin
Fire early today reduced the Dre Burris Jenkins church in Lynwood to ruins. The nnugnally known pastor recently celebrated completion of the 60th Font na Avitulster. Property valued at 88,000 appears lost. Authorities investigated the blaze as a potential church event aftermath.
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Astoriated
Tresay Kanans City
Lynwood
Dre
Burris Jenkins
Independence rivals win final league game in Kansas
The Independence team in the Ban Johnson baseball league division of southeastern Kansas finished the season strong with an EL20 Pratt effort, wrapping up their campaign with a notable win despite challenges.
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Kau
Independencavai
Chony Plons
Southeastern Kansas Division
Ban Johnson Baseball League
Pratt
Petition backs 10th Street cement bridge plan in city
Petition signed by 22 nearby property owners urged construction of a concrete bridge at cross No 3 ditch and was placed under advisement by the city council as members will inspect the premises soon A council vote considered a Denise model Ford with Mercury motor priced at 554 29 after crediting a Flymonél trade in worth 436 The city engineer was asked to verify signatures for a sanitary sewer initiative in the Fortiwest section seeking multiple 8 and 6 inch lines along Second Street Thirteenth and Nineteenth avenues with lengths and depths detailed in the petition
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Tenthelvert
Nineteenth Avenue
Cross No.3
Garnsey and Wheeler
Shayar
Chléez
Second Street
Fourteenth Avenue
Thirteenth Avenue
Secout Street
Solon Demands Recall of U. S. Envoy to Soviet
In Washington a Democrat representative calls for recalling the U S ambassador in Russia after Molotov's criticism of President Hoover. McCormack argues Russia and Germany are antiied forces, cites Molotov's speech to the Soviet supreme Soviet, says U S arms embargo intensifies the European war and urges recall as a response to the breach of international law.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nox
United States
Russia
Lecman
Premisr
Molotet
Hoogevelt
Representative McCormack
Democrat
Mass
Rusia
Germany
McCormack
Molatoff
Supreme Soviet
Lotay
Tronsayelt
Ruaala
Plilan
Suviet
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Ateagla
Molotett
Stephen Early
Molotore
State Department
Standard Oil of New Jersey authorizes extra dividend and stock split
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey directs an extra cash dividend of 25 cents and a stock dividend of three shares for each 200 held, with a semiannual dividend of 60 cents cash. Record date is November 15. payment due December 20. Safeway Stores Co announces a 74 cent common cash dividend and a 2 for 1 stock dividend plus 5 percent preferred on common, payable December 20 to record holders. Fire department responds to trash fire at Greeley Machinery Co. office rear, investigating cause and outcome.
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F Associated E Rsany
New Yorks
Standard Oi Company of
New Jersey
N “Melon
Gateway
Associated Tress
New York
Safeway Stores
Keelora
Conjmon
Nec
Safeway
Greeley
Ricy
Greeiny ‘Parm. Machinery Company
Seventh Street
Rash
Pire
A. Bromley
Rearas
Hallowe'nn Grankflere
Thompson Requests Officer To Seize Car With Relatives
A.B. Thompson reported to Greeley police that a car carrying his relatives was taken without permission. He said his family arrived from Grants, New Mexico six weeks ago to work spuds near Powell City, and that the vehicle was taken while he was away, with the total value around 128 dollars in family funds.
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A.B. Thompson
Hudenl
Man Mariley
Antonio
Bot Cartweleut
Dever
Cartweight
Thunyson
Chompson
Grants
Mowell
Geeghey
Family Fonds
Uredley
Greeley State to Observe Two Thanksgiving Dates
Greeley State College of Education, Adams State College, and Western State College plan two Thanksgiving holidays on November 23? and November 30 with no classes only on the two Fridays. The college boards cite longstanding customs of observing U.S. Thanksgiving and California dates, allowing directing heads to choose the Friday closure after Thanksgiving. Public schools in Greeley will close November 30 and December 1, with businesses also marking November 30 as Thanksgiving.
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Colorado State College of Edurn- Give
George Willard Frasier
Gunter Tall i
Roogevely
Calognia
Ralplyte
Carr
Adamy State College
Alumusa
Western State College
Gunalson
Alamoza
United States
Greeley Public
Gresley
Shanghai clash kills official and seizes payroll
Chinese armed men in Shanghai attacked a group of officials tied to the Iononess sponsored Chinese government. One official was killed and another wounded. They seized a payroll of 100000 Chinese dollars before fleeing in a gray limousine.
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Shanghai
Shanghaii International Settlement
Iononess
Yelinia
British Press Neutral on Soviet Talk
British press reaction to Vyacheslav Molotov's Tuesday speech varied but centered on neutrality, with commentators noting Moscow offered words without committing to a policy. Observers in London gauge the speech within efforts to secure a future trade pact between Britain and Russia.
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Vyacheslaur Molotert
Russia
Germany
Fred W. Robi Dies in Greeley Hospital Wednesday
Corinne Utah man Fred W Robi died on Wednesday morning at Greeley hospital. Survived by wife Mia Cedi Robbs and daughter Mrs Lauffer of Wind sor. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Soutley.
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Fred W. Robi
Fred W. Hous
Corinne
Utah
Edon Lauffer
Windsor
Greeley Hospital
Wellnesday
Hia Swife
Mia
Cedi Robbs
Lauffer
Soutley
Clark to Conduct Snyder Hearing in Denver Nov 9
District judge Frederic W. Clark and Gro will conduct a hearing on November 9 in Denver to review the action of seven city officials. Dr Harvey W. Shyder petition seeks a review of the city’s civil affairs panel decision.
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Clark
Snyder
Denver
Districtepi
Frederic W. Clark
Quietest Halloween Crowd at Jackson Field Party Draws Local Praise
Nov. 1 reports from Center Colorado describe the quietest Hallowe'en in years at the annual Jackson Field Party. A large crowd, police on duty, and a radio campaigned effort reduced disturbances while a community celebration included a free feed, games, and contests hosted by the local Boy Scout group. Minor property damage was reported in a few incidents and traffic patrols managed the crowd.
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Hallowe’en
Jackson Field
Greeley
Pulies
Almorl
C.C. Fite
Patraat Eherifs Offten Caely
Altho
Loig
Peale Moy
Ceniell
Jeekeny
Geman
Contesta
Nell Willians
British ration plan for bacon and butter to start soon
The British government outlined a rationing plan for bacon and butter, with a weekly four ounces per person and a family of four consuming a pound of each. Consumers would register and receive ration books, while authorities warned of tighter controls and announced measures to ensure even distribution amid shortages. Madrid also announced wartime controls as Spain faced crop shortfalls and price profiteering concerns.
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Uta Raloumir
Morrison
Ute
Morreom
Eibor
Tropical Storm On Cuban Coast
A tropical storm moving from the Garibbena Sea crossed southeast Cuba at 7 a.m. and drifted eastward at about one mile per hour toward the Bahamas. The Weather Bureau reports a strong system with possible hurricane-force winds near the center and forecasts continued motion toward the open sea southeast of Florida.
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Associa
Jacksonville
Fla
Garibbena Sea
Cuba
Bahamas
Florida
French Report Repulse Nazi Attack Near Saar Front
French authorities claim they repulsed a German assault involving about 1000 troops near the Saar frontier on the western front. Berlin comments on German readiness follow cabinet reshuffle and Soviet policy notes. Collens High Party events listed for Friday night at Kepuer gym.
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Eneirele
Broneh
Berlin
Germany
Vyachealnit Moulotnil
Ehase
Collens
Iigh
Seboul
Kepuer
Weather Update for Colorado Wednesday to Thursday
Colorado forecast shows generally fair conditions with a windy change and a rise in temperatures. Wednesday night into Thursday brings partly cloudy skies, increasing warmth in the northern areas and northeast portion. Overnight lows near 26 and highs around 60? 06.
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Colorado
Uncle Sam Will Buy Onions in Weld County
Federal surplus commerce has tentatively ordered 109 cartons of onions for Colorado, with 16 cartons to be shipped from Weld and Adams counties. J T Toyan announced the plan, expecting 10 carloads from Weld arena. Payment at 4 cents per cwt, with No 1 grade onions only. Growers pay packing and loading, receive 60 cents per 60 pound sack. If moved, 3,000 cwt will leave the market. Contact county agent’s office for sellers.
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Commenity Corportion
Colorado
Well
Adams County
Toyan
Weld Arena
Une
Teyna Sald
Naoer
Tater
Westinghouse
Pipe Line Crew Plans Deep Trench Soak For Old Line
In Windsor area notes reveal the pipe line crew will soak soil to install a trench for a replacement supply line along the old Creek-Laves land route. Milton Seaman reports 1,690 feet of line to be laid on Twentieth Street and 4,800 feet across Toby Meeker area, with work ongoing this winter as part of water department improvements.
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ReNpo
Minsteads
Windsor
Greeley
Rimer
Tia Soll
Plo
Milton Seaman
Sity Sayer
Toby Meeker
British Steamer Attacked by Sub East of Boston
A British steamer near Boston was attacked by a German submarine. American vessels, including the Coast Guard cutters, searched the area for signs of the freighter and report attempts to locate the vessel and its crew amid reports of further submarine activity near the Atlantic coast.
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Boston
Washington
Cuutman
New York
Wun Huon
Campbell
Ielau
Argo
Hume
Ation
Geis Verdict In Auto Damage Action
Defendant Geis verdict in auto damage suit tried before District Judge. T. J. Ross and others sued Floyd Reedy for around 1200 dollars alleging auto collision on Highway 62 West of Fort Duple. Jury found Reedy negligent. Reedy counterclaim for 600 dollars denied pending further action.
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Geis
Prederic
Tly Auto
T. J. Ross
Laptan
Floyd Reedy
Araoudiedd
Ross
Dana
Spretacwlar Eruah
Diy Cir
Iighway
Fort Duple
Pesthraiy
Wrbog Ste
Comner
Ile
Aly
Reedy
Kentucky Hotel Fire Drives 350 Guests Out
Fire swept through a Kentucky hotel at 2:30 in the morning, forcing 350 guests to flee. Fire Chief Edward Mee reported damage estimated between 20,000 and 29,000 dollars. Earlier, a separate blaze damaged nearby business shops and roof areas, prompting rapid police and fire response.
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jAvasdatén
Lawisvile
Navy
Kentucky
Widay
Easedanes
Edward Mee
Tora Thay
Jaraciwu Lagyortal Botel
Iro
Milea Mri Caitile Company
Leneaik
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Ruth Judd Believer
Seif Sane
Burra Jenkins Church
10Th Street
Solon
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Studson
Greeley State
Alsnwein
Tressh Center
Colo
Us San Lule Valley
Tenth Avenue
Anny Sitteorth
Hortheast
Ealrent
Air Wits
Ik Wis
Mra. C
Ira
Winlaw
Guy's
Welem Moy
King Hone
Surenth Avenue
Hall
Phaelinloy
Ty Shelton
Mus Fa Salto Bridge
Sahil
Madrid
Raman Serrano Suner
Governmeur
Cuban
Sam
Pittsburgh
A. J. Honephey
Heavl
Westinghouse Aty Brake Company
Piet Today
Phywaa Na
Hiffalo
N.Y
State House of Repverentatives
California
Long Beach
Clyde Schleiper
Wes Carroll
Kay
Seaman
Jean
Connell
Giamuina
Ty Holy City
Leesantry
Finines Chatrman
Wirtenia
Ally
Hester
Urey
Greytoy Lee
Storsgg
Flaglee
Creeley
Ann Counell
Counel
Ardlanica
Atderien
Cadiz
Oulo
Egepate 45
Wy. Foster Dya
Fite Plissitlan
Coulmore
Athol
Tialas
Gibraltur
Mitel Islands
Tewaa
Epimaen
Winstone
Clsrreutll
Twitford
Admiraltys
Gernuis
Pint
Kentucky Hotel
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