Firebug Tries Again To Burn Buildings on Big Bend Farmstead
A series of arson attempts hit the Big Bend farmstead area near La Salle on Saturday night. Firebugs struck twice in one week, igniting straw stacks near barns but were halted by water from irrigation and quick actions by volunteers and local sheriffs. No injuries reported. motives unclear and investigations ongoing.
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Big Bend
Andy John
Pluve
George
Martti
Ates Gonthenst
la Salle
Greeley
Raighbord 9
Lepmey
Arkon
Ain
Guy McGinn
McGinness
Sean
Martinson
Geers
Jim
Farr Sues Railroad Over Damage to Beans
The Tarr Company of Greeley sues the Union Pacific Railroad in district court seeking 4309.98 for a shipment of 700 bags of beans bound for Lexington Kentucky that reportedly became water soaked at Laneville farm. William R. Kelly represents the town plaintiff. E George A. Erpet of Glen Haven also appears. Roy M. Briggs is attorney for the defendant.
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Tarr Company
Greeley
Union ,Paddle Railroad
Tn District
Faceompany
CG. S. Stopher Anpaiy
Lexington
Lanisville
Faun
Willian R. Kelly
Splift
George A. Erpet
Greeny
Glen Haven
Olifice of
Roy M. Briggs
Néteeney Tov
Jlalutitt
Freedom Not Force Urged By President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt urged a global ideal of freedom over coercion during a radio broadcast from Washington. He praised Polish efforts in the fight for independence and called for spiritual unity among nations to uphold the universal ideal of liberty replacing domination by force.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Americi
Polani
Pole Ing
Tas
Wwe
Holly Will Have 60 Day Beet Campaign Opens
Delta Colorado Oct officials of the Holly sugar corporation report a 60 day beet campaign will open Wednesday with likely 60 days. Bad deliveries started today. Tierary workers have affiliated with the American Federation of Labor and signed a contract with company officials. The contract provides for a 40 hour week except during the beet slicing run when a 50 hour week will be to affect. A closed shop and wage increases are also included in the contract.
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Dele
Colo
Oct
Holly Sugar Corporation
Heresuki
Tomat Uke
American Federation of Lab Vor
Wien
Jaclu
C of C to Elect Board by Mail Vote
Gracely Chamber of Commerce members will elect five new directors by mail before the annual meeting October 25. Nominations from 18 candidates were submitted by chairman G Edward. The retiring members include L B McArthur R F Chianda H D Waldo O G Edwards Bud Roy South. The board has 15 members with one third elected annually. hold-overs listed. The new board will elect officers. A parking angle issue on Eighth Avenue near the state highway route was noted. Signs for forks on Highway 87 and vicinity were discussed along with financing. Membership drive is set for October 18 to 25 with a zero hour breakfast Monday at Marshall Cafeteria.
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Gracley Chamber of Commerce
Kha Tacully Clin
W. D. Farr
Charles Galland
H. E. Green
M. B. Hagan
John W. Henderson
Ray G. Kilsy
Robert T. Porter
Ray Tead
BH. D. Less
le M. Thompson
F. B. Wilson
L.* B. McArthur
R._F. Chianda
Hd, Waldo
O. G. Edwards
Bud Roy
South
King
B. King
Nelson Reynolds
Glenn
Ayaa
Cheyenne
Avide
Gong Cura Fort
Collins
Loveland
Longmont
Greeley
Wand
Chamber of Commerce
Marshall
Ford Announces $46 Million River Rouge Expansion Plan
Ford Motor Company unveils a River Rouge plant expansion at Dearborn Michigan costing upwards of 40 to 46 million dollars. The 1984 1985 program aims to boost production capacity to meet rising demand and expand Ford’s control over key manufacturing steps for cars and trucks.
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Ford
River Rouge
Dearborn
Mich
Ford. Motor Company
Togramat
Sapaugion
Iy Tolley
Mona Lisa theft blamed on poet D Annunzio
Paris reports a writer in Be magazine alleged that the Mona Lisa theft 26 years ago from the Louvre was engineered by Gabriel D Annunzio Italy's famed soldier poet. The article claims D Annunzio fell in love with the painting and later purportedly surrendered the trail.
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Paris
Louvre Museum
Aso
Tredell
Gabriel D'Annunzio
Italy
Chavis Chasse
A. Be. G. Magasine
Poat
de Mona” Lisa
Weather Overview for Colorado and Wyoming
Weather summary notes generally fair conditions for Colorado on Monday and Tuesday with a drop in temperatures. Wyoming shows similar trends with Monday fair, a colder trend in the extreme east, and unsettled or cooler conditions expected. 24 hour local forecast ends Monday 8 a.m. with highs around 38.
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Colorado
Wight
Wyoming
Court weighs labor union power after convention upheaval
The convention recommended extending the executive council’s power to expel John L Lewis’s rebel union while preserving efforts for peace with the GLO. It called for expanding the federation’s machinery for anti-government political activity and urged unity among workers to resist autocracy, greed, and alien communism, with a pledge to act if war becomes necessary.
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Executive Council
John L Lewis
GLO
George M. Harrisson
CIO
Issuince
Amiloyers
Feadarg Ld
Tribune Picture Cash Prize for Interior Scenes
The Gigels announce a Tribune weekly contest seeking interior scene photographs featuring one or more people. Entries should prove amateurs with basic equipment can achieve splendid results. First prize is 3 dollars, second prize 2 dollars. contest ends Tuesday at 4 PM.
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Tribune
Ranchman Kills Wife Son and Self Near Walsenburg
In Walsenburg area a rancher Perrino killed his wife Cordelia and son Carl with a butcher knife then shot himself. The bodies were found in a blood smeared bed after a failed attempt to shoot the others. Sheriff H J Purdy and coroner reported the trio died by self-inflicted wounds following slashing and gunfire.
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Dressy
Walsenburg
Fuartes
Nino
rabbey vear_ Baulle
Kiladia Wits
Cordelia
Carl
Toa Ranch House
Walsenburg Todaty
Fperring
Wifs
Claude Swift
Ferrino
Perrino
H. J. Purdy
de Perrito
Gardner
Sala Perrino
Longash
Saenit
Cheng Monday Forum Speaker at Meeker Talor school
Victor G. Chang of Bhangkal, a graduate student, will be principal speaker at the Internati g Relations Forum at Meeker Taylor School Monday evening. He will speak about twenty minutes on the Sino Japanese council and answer audience questions. Chang has previously spoken in Greeley and draws a popular crowd for his blend of information and education.
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Victor G. Chang
Bhangkal
Meeker
Tatilor
Cheng
Syeng
Gheng
Greeley
Kilbourne Wins Municipal Title at Grooley Links
The article reports Dick Kilbourne defeating Jack Skingebirry to win the Grooley municipal links handicap tournament, held Sunday. It notes the event at Grooley municipal links and mentions Kilbourne as the champion.
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Kilbourne
Dick Kilbourne Gron
Animal Grooley
Jack Skingebirry
Uie
Bowlers Meet Tuesday Evening to Form Association
A meeting of all bowlers has been called for Tuesday night at Jimub-Son's garage in Greeley to form a bowling association. Officers will be elected and preliminary plans for organizing leagues will be set.
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Greeley
Jimub- Son
Takem Ug
Nearly All Weld Growers To Get Beet Benefits
Almost all Weld county beet farmers will qualify for the beet payment under soil conservation rules. Farmers must show limited land breaks in recent years or have 20 percent of beet acreage in soil conserving crops. Supervisors say 100 pay cen and three quarters can qualify for the 47 cent per ton bonus, with the 1937 crop under the same program.
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Weld County
Ross
J. Shaloo
Weld County Agricultural Conservation (Soil Conservation
Apnyuites
Nationall Hegt Growers Association
Greeley
Salt Lake City
Shuklee
Iho
Subeia
Ueger
Shaklesa
Best Growel
Setuy
Soll Conservation
Wheat Estimate Shows Increase in Production
Washington reports a U S department estimate of wheat production at 886895000 bushels with corn at 2861036 bushels for the period. It notes last year’s output and five year averages, compares October 1 conditions for crops in Coloradolouisiana and Colorado, and mentions a Ford coupe accident near a Spanish colony with minor injuries and a purse snatching incident at a hotel.
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Pyeast
Washington
Agriculture Department
Busi
Durham
Colorado
Urges Early Sugar Beets Aid And Wage Legislation
Senator Adams of Colorado announced a $50,100,000 appropriation request to fund sugar beet grower payments, tying it to the sugar act and federal revenue. He outlined plans to push this in the deficiency bill, with Western states keen on wage hour and child labor laws. Adams spoke in Wyoming and Colorado sites before Congress reconvenes.
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Washington
Alva
B. Adaiis
Colorado
Rocky
Mountaim
Congress
Adams
Trail
Pueblo
Adamis
Seslan
Tolmson
Wheeler
Montana
Casyier
Wyo
National Reclamation Association
Stolen Car Found After Weekend Theft Near Evans
A car stolen in front of S08 Pifcred on Saturday night was found Sunday at Itvana Sangey. The vehicle had been backed into a south side ditch while thieves attempted a turnaround east of highway 8. Thomas Lomas of West of Ault seeks sheriff action to detain Mexican laborers he claims stole a F100 wheel from Wim, alleging they provided him a ride.
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Alahava O. Willams
Kersey
Ayonie
Itvana Sangey
Thomas Lomas
West of Ault
Sheriff's Office
Wim
Lawns
Bin
Greeley Woman Struck by Car on Highth Avenue
Miss Lily Lane of 1829 Seventh Avenue was injured when an automobile driven by J. B. Dolan of 1901 Thirteenth Street struck her on the crosswalk at Nineteenth Street around 8 10 p m Saturday. She was taken to Greeley hospital in reportedly favorable condition. An unrelated late report noted a Fort Warren soldier held in jail after a separate incident in the city.
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Lily Lane
Seventh Avenue
J. B. Dolan
Land
Lang
L . A Fort Warren
Mat Ehinney
Kersey
Ninth Street
Kenneth Ropp
Eaton
Exton Pulleo
Greeley Poe
Dil Furl Warren
Ex Secretary Of Treasury Catlin Mills Dies In New York
Catlin L. Mills 83 former secretary of the treasury died at his New York home Monday after a two week illness. He had stepped back from public life with Roosevelt and was a director at several corporations. Survived by his wife Dorothy Randolph Feil formerly Philip Randolph of Philadelphia. no children. Mills had served as undersecretary to Mellon and rose to high prominence under Hoover.
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Rosa
New York
New York Yacht Club
Newport
Milla
Republican Party
Mills
Cerro de Duseu Copper Cooperation
New York Herield- Trine Company
Chige National Bank
Morganthaler Linotype Company
National Bisqui, Company
Sea
Dorothy Randolph Feil
Phillip
D. Randulph
Philadelphia
Margaret
Stuyvesant Abhortord
Mys
W. KK. Vander
Dal Sr
Colorado Auto Accidents Kill Three Sunday
Multiple Denver area crashes Sunday left George Vachelo 17 dead after a three car collision at Sheriday boulevard and West Colfax Avenue. Gale Varner 24 of Central City died after his car overturned near Boulder. John Smith 34, a rancher, was fatally struck while changing a tire on a highway between Gunnison and Montrose.
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George Vachelo
Denver
Sheriday
West Colfax Avenue
John Smith
Gunuigop
Gunnison
Montrose
Ed Lindsley
Smith
Robert Sunderlin
Gale Varner
Central City
Boulder
Canon Wall
Varner
George Richart
Boulder County
Newell Sweet
Black Hawk
Sweet
Puchelo
Inanie A. Labriola
Ceret
Mary H. Labriola
Labriels
Beatrice Labuga
Mike Pacielo
Ralphy Pachelo
Jot Lombardi
Mike Cralua
Tacecaliong
George Mil
Aryads
Harry
Isha
Sophie Solema
Leroy Trannanmn
Avenide
Ascopoll
Hill
Cara
Guida
Toho Louthardl
Gost
Colfax Avenue
Lontiedis Maching
George Piviclo
Crupt
SHM
Pacheto
Atroys
Bre. Labelols
Mike Pacheto
Lakewood
Pollae
Sherif Lindsluy
Alex
Boulder Obituary for Mrs Ralph Harding Drew
Mrs Ralph Harding Drew, wife of Ralph Tarding of Boulder and daughter of Mr and Mrs T J Pettit of Aut, died in Boulder on Saturday October 8. Funeral services are scheduled for 2 390 o'clock Tuesday at the Hall Kelso funeral home in Boulder.
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Ralph Tarding
Doulder
Daughater
Mra
T. J. Pettit
Aut
Boulder
Alterndon
Kelso Funeral Home
Levitt Motion Denied Over Interest Claim in Black Fix
The U S Supreme Court rejected two petitions by former federal judge Albert Levitt and Boston attorney Henry Kelly challenging Justice Hugo Black's fitness for the court. The court ruled there was no interest by the petitioners beyond citizenship and bar membership, denying the motions. Black, calm in court, previously faced controversy over alleged Ku Klux Klan ties and later explained he had signed but never rejoined the Klan.
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Associated Paeist
Washington
Pthe Supreme Year
Tnday
Hugo I
Black
High Bench
the Owl
Aloert Levitt
Virgin Islands
Pyeriohenry Kelly
Boston
Kulek
Justicn “Wughes
Oom
Sours
Levitt
Thack & Clear
Kelty
Imo Iigns
Munde Agy
Chargi
al Knox Kan
Vasts
Kelly
Lecause
Senate
Talen
Akep
Meeker Junior High Elects Eighth Grade Officers
Eighth graders select new student leaders at Meeker Junior High School. Tunior Miller is named president of the eighth grade, Shirley Dyixon becomes president, Bernadine Obhe secretary, Bobby Owans elected class treasurer, and New Wit ines vligs appointed ajud.
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Tunior Miller
Einich
Meekeh Junior High School
Shirley Dyixon
Poletics
Bernadine Obhesecretary
Bobby Owans
Claus
New Witines Vligs
Japan Enacts Severe Economy to Face China War Costs
The Japanese government announced strict import curbs under emergency law to slash national outlays and fund the war effort. Officials say the move aims to cut large wartime bills while keeping essential purchases with the United States and other nations limited to urgent materials.
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Tokia
Japan
China
United States
Cote Amlog
America
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Haines
Mattering
Gitch
Grealey Siainish
Salis
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Jija
Lo Potica Ly Lerbert
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Atreet
Nlopey
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the Treasury
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Treasury
Ralph Harding
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