Tage Government Corporation to Purchase Farm Surpluses
Roosevelt announced creation of a government relief corporation to buy farm surpluses and distribute necessities to the unemployed. Marty Hopkinson named chairman. George Peek and Secretary Hoover to direct operations with $230,000,000 remaining from relief funds. The aim is to bolster farmers buying power and accelerate economic recovery while expanding inadequately provided rural relief.
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Tage Government Corporation
Igov- None
Noosevelt
Chitago
Logion
Tonarrow
Pignolle Vellet
Lili
Proal Bt
Marty
Hopking
Moosevelt
Llava
George Peek
Roosevelt
Chicago
American Legion
Stephen P. Early
Nresident
Aicioul
Lookiig
Willis Ele
RA Charges That Nothing Makers Are Profiteering
The report alleges profiteering by carpet and fabric makers connected to RA. Hugh Johnson announces details as investigators prepare public hearings led by Administrator Arthur White. The date of the hearings is not set, and claims include drastic price increases and forced employment requirements.
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Hugh &. Johnson
Jonson
Arthiy White
Learing
Per Fald Swamenien
Appeal Filed on Foss Estate Claim in District Court
A district court filing challenges the will of Foss, contesting the distribution of $2,169 and specific bequests. J Foss, son of the deceased, and Armegont allege misallocation and claim portions paid to a claimant, with parties including Addie Farley referenced in a probate dispute before Judge George I Horn.
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Fosster
Willigia Rt. Kelly
Ganeviave
Wanted Jere Held in Kansas After Heist
A man identified as Jere Mridas, sought by the Greeley office for stealing 3500 marks from a Haran elevator, was captured by Wichita police. He allegedly drove to Field Calo, purchased a license plate, then went to LA where sacks were sold for 46 dollars. He was stopped after the deal, and the exchange revealed the stolen items. Deputy Sheriff Cilan reports the Colby location is part of the ongoing manhunt.
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F. Mridas
Greeley ‘ Office
Haran
Ichita
Ay Ba
Field
Calo
Fay Fa Oleo
Colby
Cilan
Freezing Weather but Little Frost
A Sunday morning report notes a light frost across parts of the city with a low of 32 degrees and no damage. The first frost of 1933 came after a stormless period in northern Colorado. Saturday highs reached around 60s with the record high around 87.
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Sugar Factory
Colorado
NRA Week in Greeley to Begin October 8
NRA week activities in Greeley run October 8 to 14 with card distribution on rural routes and city post offices. Radio talks on KFKA at 6 45 p m over six evenings feature Ben Woodervels and others praising the administration. local ministers urged participation and support for the NRA.
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NRA
Wade Olsorrarco
Greeley
Greatey
MERA
KFIKA
Ben Woodevels
Spresident
R Mra
A. L. Mumper
Noy
A. Houner
E.A. Kugy
Orewley Minnisters
Hoy
H. d. Speer
Oar Firal Bapist
Myra
Elkhorn Dam Plan Seeks Federal Approval and Funds
Colorado seeks federal approval and funds for the Elkhorn dam and Douglas Creek tunnel project to end the North Platte water dispute. Estimated costs run about 5.26 million for the reservoir and power plant, 2.25 million for the tunnel, with Colorado proposing water diversions and allocations among Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska. Governor Johnson weighs travel expense reimbursements for engineer Mendenhall as Washington signals possible approval.
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Get
Lamar
Erlidar
Covernor
Jahnson
Washington
Elk
Elkhorn
Douglas Creek
Colorado
North Platte River
Wyoming
Nebraska
Laramia
North Platte
North Park
Colo
Federal Public Works
Tindersider
Mendenhall
Hinesdersider
Death Doom Sought for G Kelly in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Oct. 4 George Machine Gun Kelly faced a possible capital trial for armed robbery after arriving by plane with his wife and gang. Federal prosecutor Herbert Hyde said state charges would be pursued and arraignment set for Thursday in the case tied to a high profile kidnap attempt. An elderly woman, Mary Dauer, 95, died suddenly at her Woodmansee home, with funeral plans to Linn Grove after services at Armstrong Mortuary.
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Pracad Oklahoma Cy
Imuzzles
George
Kelly
Jobargag
Ahaslon
Rachel Kitwaning
Entdust
Niue
Addad
Wally
Wife
Axo
Gklabons
Herbert
Hyde
Federal
Lng
Albert
Tal Kidwaning
Oklahoma
Hyd
Urechel
Edgar Vought
Mary Dauer
H. K. Woodmanses
Highth Avenue
Hared
Woodmansea Houor
Womin Xag
Eleop
Armstrong Mortuary
Linn Grove
Oolneck
Cosmn
Forestry Athletes Eligible While In School
Forestry athletes declared eligible to compete in football and basketball upon returning to school. Western youths joined the corps this summer and will not be demobilized until after the school year, preserving their eligibility. Colorado Springs report notes a state official trial tomorrow on charges related to building and loan institutions. Indictments were dismissed and similar charges filed by direct information after grand jury action questioned.
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Peruagnd
Oro
Get
Citizend Conservation Corm
Orest
State
Beet Delivery Without Order Begins Friday
Farmers who will deliver beets to the Geenley factory this year can begin Friday without orders. Manager Charlay Evang reports personal notations will be saved for Friday or Saturday hauling with free hauling at the factory station. Farmers delivering to all other locations in the Greelay district have received orders. Factories will operate midweek with three shifts, same as last year.
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Geenley
Charlay Evang
Hervalter
Farmera De-Livering
Greelay
Anme
American Killed As Cuba Hotel Battle Rages
An American was killed and many others endangered as artillery shivered the National Hotel and nearby Swift and Company building in Havana. Fire from rifles and artillery hit the hotel and an American apartment house, with several wounded and unsure identities amid the chaotic scene.
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Havana
Nalcheen
Lala
Alowg
Hobart
Lopkpeteh
Kavana
Swift and Company
Wstira
Lopez Serrano
Oller
Gothas
Hatte
Ford
Ducks Hunters Report Fair Luck Sunday
Weld county sportsmen opened the duck hunting season on lakes ponds and rivers with fair luck. Teal nin tail and spoonbills led the take, while many bags ranged six to ten ducks per party. Denver visitors and local groups hunted along reservoirs Platte and Eaton area with several notable bags and a police court fine for adulterated meat sales in Greeley.
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Weld
Tengo Wolll
Beebe
Clu
Pnrty
Harry W. Parr
W. O. Weber
Charlaz Jackson
Dave Inckson
Bil Barr
Grant Willam
Kilmer Anger
Kilmer Anger Sod Fom Denver Visitors, Frank Weller, Clyde Andrewa
Reservatia
Greeley
Clyde Cummings
Latham
George Ernst
G. G. Drie
J. H. Culver
Latham Reservoir
Foren
Fred Nittler
Porsy Goodwin
Charles Carter
B. A. Schoen
W. E. Thompson
Ray Moora
Denver
Alasters
WY. E. Thompson
Ray Moore
Masters
E.G. Engiish
Mort Daleb
Arthur Pratt
van Ingiish
Platte
Enguigh
Fragmented sports musings mix names and fears
A garbled passage mentions Santa Montesa Collf Osh to Roscop Turner and various players and teams. It drifts into vague statements about records, promotion, money, and societal risks, touching on aviation, crime, and wartime imagery without clear events or dates.
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Santa Montesa
Collf
Osh
Roscop Turner
Housa
Nike Turner
Hawks
Doolit
Past
Mattern
Risje
Lindbergh
Adya
Russia
Boy Bandit Wounded Entry at Seed Company Office
A 7 year old boy armed with two cap pistols tried to break into Challgren Seed Co. at 601 Ninth Avenue. He caused two broken windows before Earl Chandler restrained him. The belt and pistol were found. an accessory, also 7 years old, was later captured. Police held the pair with their fathers at the scene.
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Challgren Seed Company
Earl Chandler
Ims
Wien
Berdwara
Ten Injured and Three Seriously in Gowanda Crash
Ten people were injured and three seriously when a accident occurred ten miles east of Gowanda on the Pinteville road near Gowanda. The most seriously hurt were Maxina Gwinn and her brother Robert both 10 and Mary Fligney 8 of Longmont. Mrs George Gwinn and Mrs Kenneth Williams of Longmont suffered facial injuries and fractures. Other injured were treated at a local hospital for minor cuts and bruises. The crash happened at 5 o clock Sunday afternoon.
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Aadodalew
Longmont
Ottioten
Gorsona
Collieton
Hera
Pinteville
Gosvanda
Maxina Gwinn
Rovert
Mary Fligney
Polvie
George Iarry Gwinn
Xennoth Williams
Longemont
Erie
Scriven Well Near 6400 Feet in Buckingham Drilling Update
Scriven Well of the Ramsey Patrolount company at Buckingham drilled to about 6400 feet Sunday. The Timpas formation was drilled thin with top at 6257 feet, the well logs five feet higher than St. Anthony. A shale break with lims at 6257 followed by a ring at 6250. No coring in Timpas. shutdown to switch to cable tools planned by midweek.
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George Scriven
Ramsey Patrolount Company
Buckingham
Timpas
St. Anthony
Lima
Iha
Diamond Ring Recovered Reward Ad Published
A 28¢ Tribune classified ad reports locating the ring finder and returning it to its owner. The notice mentions a LeST DIAMOND RING, a reward, and to contact the Tribune classified department by phone M017. It also notes weekly community ads about a Sterling theatre show and the current film The Masquerader starring Ronald Colman.
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Tribune
the Tribune
Sterling Theatre
Pictura
the Sterling
Ronald Colman
Kelly Renews Death Threat for Urschel
Oklahoma City Oct 2 George Kelly in a fettered cell repeats a death threat against Charles Urschel during a federal court trap. He and Albert Bates face state robbery with firearms charges with potential death penalties. Urschel told officials Kelly said he would not plead guilty to federal charges.
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Presa
Oklahoma City
Kelly
Charles F. Ureetel
Millionaira
Ito Haan
Albert Bate
Urabel Agala
Bates
Jed
Walter Jarrett
Fabbou
Ae Kelly
Hig Wie
Kathryn
Muaphis
Urechel
Hyde
Nan” Hyde
Myvi
Hydewald Bates
Sunny
Sharp Quake Shocks L A Schools Close
A sharp quake struck Southern California at 1 30 am causing at least one death and four injuries. In Los Angeles the coroner’s office reported Mrs Sophia Kanapow 73 died hours after the tremor from heart trouble. The quake forced the Los Angeles public schools to close all nineteen buildings for safety checks and predicted temporary closures for today.
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Los Angeles
California
Tolay
Sophia Kanapow
Frank Howella
P ‘Avlovs
Wnell
Houells
Jenet
Veterans Demand Equal Pension Rights Speech At Legion Meet
President Roosevelt pledged equal treatment for World War veterans in a keynote at the American Legion convention. He argued that service-related disabilities and wartime duties forge a citizen’s claim to government aid, urging that veterans not receive special allowances beyond those given to other citizens. Crowds packed the streets as the president spoke, defending a universal approach to veterans benefits.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Hoosevelt
Lie Agmorelle
Lie Gover
F. Noonevelt
Eloorad
Drunken Driving Charged in Two Sunday Cases
Police reported two drunken driving incidents Sunday. Vehicles were stopped on Soul Eighth Avenue after calls of erratic driving, leading to charges against Virgit L. Trotder Eleanor Holder Ross Eng Mal Antaed Balecin and Herman Riverly. Riverly faces additional charges of driving under the influence. Mrs Wondermance faced a separate charge related to alcohol.
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Dunker
Hegol Kon
Greelay
Biuy
Jarmin Byern
Creeley Wert
Rafael Baltesn
Iitanowan Volge
J. W. Newport
Boquin Apartments
Bury
Throwlee Battler
J. Rivera Fa
Daltela
Eighth
Puliea Court
Virgit L. Trotder
Eleanor Holder
Ross Eng
Mal
Antaed Balecin
Herman Riverly
Riverla
Aquor
Two Shootings in Pueblo Weekend Reported
Weekend violence in Pueblo includes two shootings with one man dead and another critically wounded. Deputy Sheriff Showers discharged his weapon during a confrontation near Avondale, while Richard Arilje, 22, of Avondale, was shot during a melee at a hall. Both incidents are under investigation by county officers.
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Pueblo
Ives
Pasha County
Richard Arilje
Avondale
Damo Hall
Arinifo
Aheritt Jin Showers
Guy Waa
Light Case Continues as Dismissal Motion Denied
A motion to dismiss the suit against Ilome Gas and Electric was denied Monday afternoon by the Pablo Atit Ides commission. The case was continued to May 46, with lower rate checks remaining a focus of the proceedings.
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Ilome Gas and Electric
Pablo Atit
Cao
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