British Labor Appeals To US Federation For Peace
A British labor delegate told the American Federation of Labor convention that concerted action by democracies could save the world for democracy and create collective security. He warned war clouds loom and urged nations to unite against aggression to prevent catastrophe.
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Short-Term Borrowing Plan Outlined by Morgenthau
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau described a short term borrowing plan likely to avoid new cash needs in October and November. He proposed continuing nine month discount bills for two more weeks and starting 50 million dollar bill issues in late October to mature around December as tax payments come in.
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Paroled boy held for theft from car in Golden
A 10 year old local boy on parole from the state industrial school at Golden admitted stealing two Ammoras 22 ville and Cahnight from J B Peluney's car parked behind the Eighth avenue Safeway. A kebak was ruined when torn from a tease. He sold the Ammoras for a dime and found the file near the armory. The boy also confessed several other car thefts and a bicycle theft. The season for hunting pheasants in Fremont County opens September 9 and closes October 25.
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Beet Deliveries Heavier This Season At Eaton Factory
Beet deliveries at the Eaton factory are twice last year’s volume and the highest in six years. Phil Dale, agricultural superintendent, reports sixty cars loaded Tuesday and seventy-one on Wednesday, with room for more if on hand. Ground conditions are dry, aiding harvest as beet tonnage appears strong though exact estimates are not yet made.
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Three Go on Trial Here for Assault and Battery
Three defendants Indiana? Go.on trial here for assault and battery. Names Qieo- Joy, Bud Purvis, and Jake Thomaisou’ ot appear with charges stemming from an attack on Paul Lampog outside a Greeley theatre last fall. Deputy District Attorney Will Hall Thomason and defense attorney Ft. Houreh work to select a jury around noon.
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Powers Sell China Dum Dum Bullets and Bombing of South China Towns
News from Asnoviated Prose tabloid reports General Sugiyama accusing powers of arming China with dum-dum bullets used against Japanese soldiers. He claimed shipments pass through Hongkong and other routes, denying U.S. condemnation while stressing Japan seeks neutral fairness. Shanghai reports over 500 Chinese civilians killed in raids, eight Japanese planes shot down, and railway centers bombed toward Hankow. A theft in Portsmouth, Minnesota and the U.S. Stingray submarine launch are noted.
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Ross Ransom Note Received in Kidnapping Case
A ransom note allegedly sent to Mrs. Rogs linked to the Ross kidnapping was received today. Investigators would not confirm receipt. Rosa, 72, disappeared Sept 25 near Sycamore, Illinois after a car was stopped. authorities seek leads.
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Two Investigated on Beef Purchase in County Jail
In Cervelly Ralph Pourson, 22, and Joh Sith, 24, were detained for investigation after buying a hagf found in cold storage. Sheriff Anderson offered no comment.
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Wally To Bring Her Duke Home For Christmas
The Duchessa of Windgor plans to celebrate Christmas in the United States with King Edward of England awaiting a first American holiday. They aim to sail in early November, with the duke conducting labor and German studies before returning to Paris by mid October, then to the United States. A sermon topic for next Sunday at Trinity Episcopal Church is Flying Buttresses by Rev. Victor Walue, with services and events scheduled for October 0.
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Porter Admits 51000 Theft at Brown Palace
Denver detectives report Edward Calvert, 26, admitted stealing a money bag with 1003.93 from Brown Palace payroll. Police recovered most of the funds. Calvert, an extra porter, planned to replace the loss with hotel money. He took the bag from a check room where John Barry had set it on a shelf.
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Will Decide Upon New Session
Associated Press reports President Roosevelt expressed conviction the administration would pursue a plan and would decide within a week whether to call a special session of Congress to open those measures. The note references Seon and unclear details but centers on possible new session decision.
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Salvation Army Drive Planned for Oct 25 in Greeley
The Salvation Army aims for 30044 dollars as a goal for an Oct 21 advisory campaign led by Captain J. Lusie. The drive seeks relief funds and notes federal aid covers some needs while many Greeley residents still require assistance.
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Hewlett Names Laughlin Assistant Secretary in State GOP
George W. Hewlett, chairman of the Republican State Central Committee, announced a meeting of the executive committee in Cheyenne for policy plans. He also appointed Robert B. Laughlin of Cheyenne as assistant secretary of the state committee.
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Work Started On ailing of Highway 52
Work began this week in Boulder county to oil 1.1 miles and finish the rest in the fall with the balance in Boulder county to be oiled next summer. The project aims to improve Highway 53 in Weld and Boulder counties by 1938 end, aiding coal traffic from Fort Lupton and Lupton district. Commissioner Plumb notes two miles west of Puritan Jangen’s corner remain unimproved and seeks state aid to oil four miles more. The Boulder stretch to Longmont and Fort Lupton will be oiled or graveled to near fair condition for winter.
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Weather forecast for Colorado and Wyoming regions
Forecast shows frost Thursday night with warm Friday in the east. Temperatures follow a 24 hour period ending Thursday morning with highs near 59 and lows around 32. Wyoming notes fair Thursday night and Friday, with warmer conditions Thursday night and in the southeast Friday.
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Two British Steamers Captured by Spanish Insurgent Trawler
London reports that two British steamers, the York Brook and the Dover Abbey, were captured off northern Spanish coasts by a Syguish insurgent trawler. The Admiralty said the vessels were presumably inside territorial waters and had been warned against entering, though the capture was not observed by British warships on patrol.
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Convict Foils Second Escape Attempt in Mishigan
Joseph Sch fie, sentenced to 36 to 60 years for kidnapping, made a second attempted break from custody in Jackson Michigan. Trooper Ed Freeman and Eid Johns ton stopped him as he lunged for a courtroom door after Circuit Judge John Shapson sentenced him. Warden Joe Moore later said guards found four bars of Socio’s call saved.
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National Beet Growers to Utah Meeting
Five directors and officers of the National Beet Growers Association planned to leave Greeley at 6 41 p m Thursday for Salt Lake City. They will attend a general meeting of the national board to discuss the 1937 beet crop, the 1938 sugar program, and whether the 1938 beet sugar law will be separate or included in the soil conservation program. The trip is organized by President Charles M Kearney of Morrill Nebraska. Directors from Colorado include J Hy Reedign Port Margin Alta Lites Sterling D R Pulliam Loveland and Hen sols: grat ot Greeley. secretary di Mogeett of Urdeley.
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Mrs Hunt Dies On West Coast in Monrovia California
Mrs A Munt, 53, ex Mrs Arthur M Strong of Greeley, died in Monrovia California October 4 after illness. Funeral and interment were October 7 in Monrovia. She was active in Greeley music circles and had many friends here. Survived by sister Mrs Margaret Orendorff and two nephews Robert and Charley Maynard of New York City. nephews flew to Monrovia for the funeral.
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Victim Found Near Lovers Lane in Lakeland Slaying
The body of 49 year old Ton ing me was found in a wooded area near Lake Deesor called Lovers Lane. Police say the death appears to be a fortress style slaying with the victim identified as a local resident.
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Medical Setup Sent to Cleere
A Weld County Medical Society letter favors using federal funds for a county health unit if local physicians retain autonomy. The letter was sent by Weld County commissioners to Dr Cle of the State Board of Health for comment, delaying further action pending reply. Also reported is the death of Mrs. Warey Ly Hopkins, 81, wife of Works Progress Administrator Harry L. Hop king, who died in Garfield hospital after a long illness. born in Benton Harbor Michigan, she attended the University of Michigan and married Hopking during his leadership of the Tuberculosis and Health association.
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London Talks on Nine Power Parley Amid East Crisis
London and Washington signal possible nine power conference to curb Sino-Japanese war as Britain and France consider action. U S statements on defending China’s territorial integrity are noted while Spain’s civil conflict and Italy’s Mussolini loom. Roosevelt weighs a special Congress session and talks with Eden and Corbin seek a coordinated approach.
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Nebraskans in Car Collision Near Johnstown
Two cousins Illke Kourt and Sol Kourt sustained leg and arm fractures with cuts and bruises after a car collision near Johnstown. Both men listed in critical condition at Grooley hospital Wednesday evening. Thomas Nelson Perkins of Dedham Massachusetts, 68, former member of the reparations commission and American Commission to the Inter Allied War Conference in Paris, died today after a long illness. Perkins, a Boston attorney, served as chief counsel to the War Justice Board and aided the War Department during World War I.
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