Colorado marrage permit required to secure license
Colorado adopts a new marriage law requiring premarital medical permits. Both applicants must undergo medical examination within a limited period and obtain certificates indicating disease status before the county clerk can issue a marriage license. The process may include blood tests and physician reports with costs ranging from two to three dollars per person.
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Colorado
Yas Pamphitts
Witter
Marrison
State Board of Health
Eample
Liz
60 Killed in Colorado Traffic During August
A clipped report details traffic fatalities across Colorado in August. Weld County and Adams County each report five deaths, Denver nine, with multiple counties including Pueblo Las Animas and El Vaso showing totals. A collision on Bliss Road near Greeley involved two cars and two drivers, producing minor damages and traffic tickets.
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Colorado
Colerain
Weld
Atual
Publo
Las Animas
el Vaso
Adams County
Denver
Kitty
Bliss Road
Earl Nuta
Loud Shirt Traps Second Suspect in Denver Kidnapping
Denver police arrested Glen Treaster, 24, of Lewiston, in a downtown house for his role in the kidnapping and robbery of Frank Mayo. Treaster admits Jay Lynch, 26, of Butler, Idaho, abducted Mayo and is jailed in Kansas City. Detectives note shirts linked to the suspects were among the stolen items.
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Denver
Frank Mayo
James All
Glen Treaster
Lewinton
Cooming
Treaster
Card
Jay Lynch
Bult
Ida
Muagur
Grenwood Surtgs
Colo
Lynch
Kanene City
Elizabeth Tavile Widow of Frank Earle Remembered
In Denver district 9 detective reports Mrs Elizabeth Tavile a former resident of Victor and Redcliffe Weil died yesterday after an illness. She was widow of Frank Earle a long respected figure in the community known for his wining craft.
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Associated Press
Denver
Det
Elizabeth Tavile
Victor and
Redcliffe
Weil Yesterway
Sha Wen
Frank Earle
Finns Warn Civilians To Leave Capital As Minister Starts For Moscow
Finnish government urges civilians to evacuate Helsinki and Viipuri as minister Arno Kerkkonen heads to Moscow for cautious talks. Baltic nations fear Soviet pressure as Russia concentrates naval power in the Gulf of Finland and mass troops along frontiers. Sweden Denmark and Norway discuss safeguarding trade in the Baltic as Moscow presses for dominance in the region.
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Moscow
Helsinki
Viipuri
Arno Kerkkonen
Russia
Jes
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Gulf of Finland
Leningrad
Kronstadt
Luce Mayal
Finland
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Mussin
Dallic Sea
Bss
Hallic States
Chamberlain's Reply Delayed in Commons Speech Postponed
Prime Minister Chamberlain postponed his Commons speech to Thursday pending talks with dominion governments. Sir John Simon said the delay was to allow for cabinet consultations. Birkin and Wood outlined an empire wide plan to boost aircraft production and air defenses with a British dominion mission to Canada coordinating with Australia and New Zealand efforts.
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Arsacietng Press
Tandon
Chamberlan
House of Commons
John Simon
Jexehenuar
Commons
Domnion
Str Joe
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Greeley WPA Projects Win Federal Allocations
Presidential approval of three Colorado WPA allocations totaling 34129 was announced today covering Larimer County road grading seventy thousand eighty eight dollars for water systems in Port Collings and Greeley. John R. Anderson, farmer, died from heart failure while driving near Waterbury school in Southern Wolft county. survived by family listed in local obituaries.
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Cavsceieley
Reaver
Tiree Colorado Wea
Larmer County
Port Collings
Greeley
John R. Anderson
Nile
Waterbury
Wolft County
Alent
Manny
Mr. Anderson
Miu
Denyer
Bonfire Fuel Wanted By College Students
College students seek bonfire fuel for big timber Friday at seven at Jackson Field. Persons with wood crates power boxes or other suitable material are asked to phone the student at CONCH and notify the office. Calls will be collected by students before the event.
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Jackson Field
Studental
Conch
Velersal
Atak
Sally Vridey
Graday
French Hold Saarbruecken Against German Assaults
Paris reports French units repelled multiple German assaults near Saarbruecken despite heavy artillery exchanges. German raiding parties aimed to seize prisoners and gain position details, but French dispatches say both objectives failed as German forces withdrew under fire. London notes increased Royal Navy vigilance as German naval activity expands and clashes continue in the North Sea.
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Paris
Snaybenecken
Saarbrvecken
Sourbruecken
Aff
Daxemihouyuy
Lanterbourg
London
Royulamavy
Kiel Canal
American Livestock Men Are To Meet in Denver
More than 1000 western states cattlemen are expected to attend the 43rd annual convention of the American Livestock Association in Denver January 11 and 12, officials reported today. A special committee, marching to convention, met yesterday. Members include A. A. Sulth of Brurling, Charles E. Collins of Itrol, Tess ard Linger of Mooper, Bera Baer of Meeker, and Field Balayt of Gatorade Springs.
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Denver
American Livestock Association
Aamong Ie
A. A. Sulth
Brurling
Charles E. Collins
Itrol
Tessard Linger
Mooper
Bera Baer
Meeker
Field Balayt
Gatorade Springs
College Library Open for Homecoming Day Inspection
The library will be open Saturday morning from dawn to noon for public inspection, with a half hour after the game for student access. A library official said funding remains under review and staff employment approvals are about a month away.
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College
Alwil
CSCH
Ubrary
Una Ont Lege
Schools Set Thanksgiving Break Observing Nov 30
The district announces Thanksgiving observance for November 30 after a Tuesday confirmation by Superintendent H. I. Eldridge. Students will have days off Thursday and Friday with classes resuming Monday. details include a four day weekend spanning Thursday through Sunday.
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Greetey Ee
H. 1
Eldridge
Colorado
Trelp da, Carr
Ward Pleads Guilty to Assault in Cottage Camp Incident
Ungh W Ward of Sannters cottage camp pleaded guilty to assault and battery on his brother Carrol Ward during an arbittant Monday evening. Ward was fined 26 dollars and costs after the incident where Carrol Ward was struck over the head.
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Ungh W. Ward
Sannters Cottage
Tupaday
Costa
Grealey Pollen
Carrol Ward
Tre Leroi
Baltic war threats prompt new treaties and troop moves
The article reports Hitler’s concern over Baltic positions as treaties grant the USSR naval and air bases on Danish and Estonian shores near Tallinn. Latvia grants rail and military privileges, while Finland’s cabinet heads to Moscow. Russian forces concentrate near Leningrad as Helsinki officials seek aid.
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Hitler
Baltic Asia
Tallinn
Eutonia
Rusela
Dance
Oesal
Baltiski
Latvia
Finnisi
Moscow
Fiana
Helsinki
Helsingfors
Leningrad
Finland
College Votes Tuesday About Their Vacation
Colorado State education students vote on Thanksgiving vacation plans led by President Fraser. Three options on ballots consider taking a Thursday break around Thanksgiving, with the final choice decided by counts at the Wednesday assembly.
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Studennts
Colorado
Coneme
Ling
Cari
Une
George Wise Jard Frasier
Tien Hy
Fraser
Roosevelt
Ang
Care
Sud
Curr
Daladier Denounces Hitler Promise Breaks On Air
Daladier in a radio address to the French nation accuses Hitler of breaking promises and presses for a real peace. He cites Germany’s conquests of Austria and Czechoslovakia and warns France and Britain against yielding to German terms while urging unity for a durable settlement.
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Preas
Paris
Daladier
Tulight
Thithey
France
Great
Germany
Thare
Adatric
Czechoslovakia
Dolund
Uheso Crrujitoyta
Dalaller
Hitler
Taladter
Smaller Spud Crop Forecast From October Crop Report
Washington October crop report shows planned corn production at 2,552,417,000 bushels, total grain crop at 3,944,500,000 bushels. Yearly corn output reported 2,543,234,000 bushels. wheat 980,801,000. oats 358,089,000. sugar beets 10,763,000 tons. Sugar beets fell from 11,614,000 last year. overall cropping remains steady as markets assess.
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Washington
Ture
Xing
Hitler Renews War Pledge Amid Allied Demands
An Associated Press report summarizes Hitler asserting Germany would pursue war if the Allies reject peace terms. He warned that western powers face consequences while Germany stays ready for battle, insisting the Reich must be allowed to act without internal disturbance.
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Hitler
Hetil
Alles
fMebi
Reich
Ainist Drake
Ty Yielors
Germany
First Heavy Frost Here Monday Night
Frost moved across the region with temperatures near 25 degrees and widespread frost warnings. Authorities noted livestock, orchards, and crops could suffer damage as forecasters warned of cold conditions continuing into the week.
Fugitive Life Tray Returns to Texas After Plea
A felon who fled from Georgia to Texas surrendered to authorities this afternoon. The man, once a student at Opies Norpe University in Michigan, pleaded guilty to a fatal slaying and was sentenced after pleading guilty.
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Tex
Joly
Atlantia
Mieata
Cuped
Priday
Tracy Fred Fron
AUN
Senate Votes Down Separation Of Shipping Rules
A fragmented report notes the Senate rejected separating shipping restrictions from a broader repeal of arms embargo, outlining procedural divisions and political stakes amid ongoing debates on foreign policy and trade controls.
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Senate
Beet Deliveries In High Gear At Two Mills
Beet deliveries at the Greeley and Eaton districts show strong activity with around 7,000 workers and 10 additional staff for receiving stations. Early yields were mixed as irrigation shortages and dry conditions hit crops, while some growers planned to withhold harvest to claim benefits under the new law.
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Greeley
Agar Gretogg
Arran Gwiitynto Mehgour
al Ding
Kelug
Viteo Seth
Eaton
Aly
Steieta
Exton
Iveeley
Putte
AF L Fails To Approve F R A At Meeting
A lengthy AF of L session in Cincinnati discusses Federation of Labor approval of the F R and Ginciniati issues. debate centers on recognition of past discrimination in Roosevelt administration and a proposed resolution from a state federation. votes split between ayes and noes as Willan Green presided. multiple speakers argued for and against the measure.
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Ginciniati
American Federation of Litbor
Couneetlett State Federation of Labor
ALI
Willan Green
Sour Aitow
Benedict Reports on September Weather
September weather report notes a high of 36 on September 26 with 40 percent rain, cooler days through the month and a wet trend toward month end. Observations include October and September averages, with funeral notices and local timetable references intertwined in the fragmented text.
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Benedict
Greeley Public School Broadcast This Wyening
A garbled OCR item reports a Greeley Public School broadcast led by Superintendent and others. It mentions a station KRICA 829 over air, with a panel on Panama Canal and references to a ship wreck and a dry cleaning blast in New York on October 1. The text is fragmentary with many misspellings.
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Bru
Kevin Greejey
Innlebt
Bares Whey
Wight
KRICA
Jobeteautas
Finis
Simlows
Bones
Gitehvtst Et Venlor High School
Mes
Marie Mindser
Vof
OMI
Panama Canal
New York
Orn
Iron weapon in bloody rattle between brothers
A violent family dispute left two brothers injured after a confrontation in Arkansas. One brother, Barroll Ward, 32, a deck driver, allegedly attacked his sibling with a sharp object, fracturing the other’s skull and causing multiple wounds. Both men, long-time coworkers, were involved in a quarrel observed by witnesses before police arrived. The injured brother was transported to a hospital for treatment.
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Lie Beatleys
Tsa Invetye Hospital
Yeeley
Barroll Ve Ward
Yan Rusher
Hugh
Sper Sators
Marth Mroventh
Cory
Arkansas
Tuck Rivers
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