Paul Streams Grade Crossing Victim Weds Six Weeks
Paul Streams 24, recently moved to Denver from Port Luptall, was killed when his truck was struck by a northbound Tulon Preffle passenger train at a crossing near Gilcrest. The wreckage scattered hay and vehicle parts. Streams, newly wed to Miss Straus, died instantly. The accident occurred at 9:20 a.m. Thursday as Streams traveled highway 85 parallel to the railroad. The train crew, Conductor W. F. Sylvester of Denver and others, assisted. no other injuries reported. The bride, Mrs. Tenby Streams, was left a widow with surviving family in Pennsylvania and Colorado. Norma Hardenburg filed to bring the widow to Greeley.
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Pa A. Streams
Alx
Denver
Tila Formar
Port Luptall
Gilcrest
Sires
Lis Lruck Ud Julgyi
Straus
Willow
Tenby Streams
Ulker
Ubs
Fort Lupton
West Second Avenue
Pennsylvania
Jess Koenig
Norma Hardenburg
Greeley Tril- Witte
Greeley
Deeryard hunt for Floyd Chandler spans three days
The Weld County search for Johnstown farmer Floyd Chandler 41 ongoing in Stove Prairie west of Fort Collins with 400 volunteers plus air support readiness. Heavy fog delayed air planes though plans exist for an immediate air survey if fog lifts. The vast 11 by 11 mile search grid, basing near Poudre River and Blackhorn Creek, includes Johnstown residents and Larimer Weld deputies coordinating from Fort Collins.
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Floyd Chandler
Aslows
Stage Prairie
Fort Collns
Fort Collins
Port Collins
Orock
W. M. Jackman
Slave Prairie
Chandler
Charles Day
Fort Colling
Tadiau Menadows
Powdre
Collins
Blankubt
Livermore
Clarence Froid
Harry Born
Jackson
Mallee
Chauiler
Fellen
Carl Gooch
Fort Coting
Gus G. Anderson
Greeley
Hunt
Ivan Howery
Weld
Stove Prairie
Fort Colliie
Johnstown
Stove
Prairie Camp
Gerl Gooch
Larimer
Gus G. Andereson
von Glen
C. W. Clifton
Mart Colling
Jay Bosworth
Blonday
O. N. Eberhart
le Jay Boeworth
Tove Prairie School
Lark
Sid Ha
Pharhintt
Tort Collins
Wil Gilg Anderson
Anderson
Ftrang
Weld County
Otbne
Tohnstown
Jo Hnstown
Gooch
Larimer County
Elnea
Ployd Chandler
Flighland
Buckhorn
Qhendler
Orvin N. Eberhart
Blyndigr
Eberhart
Shanghai Battle Fury Renewed as Japanese Shell U.S. Sailor Wounds
A Japanese commander apologized for wounding a U.S. sailor during shelling at Shanghai's Po Tung waterfront as fighting renewed. Reports from Shanghai describe intense bombardment and civilian casualties as Japanese and Chinese forces clash near the international settlement.
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U. S
Shanghai
CIO Promises New Drive in Ford Factories
Homer Martin United Auto Workers president announced a new organizing drive in Ford plants and predicted the automobile industry would soon become a completely closed shop. He said the industry is moving away from open shop traditions and noted contracts secured in most auto and parts plants. He highlighted organizing the Ward Motor Company as a major current task and spoke against perceived coercion by the Ford company.
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Atlantic Cily
N.T
Homer Martin
United Autonobily Workers
Pramland
Ford
Ward Motor Company
Mfr
Eaton Homecoming Friday Night Schedule
Homecoming events occur Friday with the Eaton file schools team facing the Boulder Prop Panthers at Minton Field around 2:30 p.m. The evening includes the formal Homecoming ball at the gymnasium.
Beet Workers Leader Insists Terms Forced
J Austin Beasley of Denver testifies before a federal panel at the Colorado state capitol arguing that beet field labor contracts are not fair and must be revised for next season. He urges The United Cannery Agricultural Packing House and Allied Workers union to set a $20 wage, while a Loveland grower defends the contract as fair as hearings continue across Colorado and nearby states.
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Associated Prong
Denver
J. Austin Beasley
Colorado
Gcowers
Treasley
Federal
Department of Agriculture Board
Calorado
Rada Bullields
Ui Tlw
South
Beysley
Uru
United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing House and Almed Workers Union
Escale
Pulliam
Pilliam
Work. Org
Beasley
Lima
Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
William T. Ham
Washington, D. C
Clet
Simpson
Fork Callina
Cole
State Triple A Apervisor
Oug F. Mulliken
A. J. Litel
Sterling
Harold Hogsett
Greeley
Mountain Benten Beet Growers Marketing Association
Plumb
Falzgraff
Charten M
Chaves G. Plumb
M. G. Mead
Tongutont
G. F. Pilarigrag
W. B. Gretl
Windsor
J. L. Benson
Loveland
A. A. Silt
Storling
Chirley Creager
Braug J
Roediger
Fark Morgan
A P Managing Editors Meet In New Orleans
A P managing editors gather in New Orleans for their annual meeting of editors from member papers. Detailing a push for modern standards, Swanson stresses editors must react quickly and assertively, moving away from traditional salaried routines.
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A.P. Managing Editors
New Orleans
Nowapaypers
Sieneson
Evening Sun
Baltimore
Associated Press
Swanson
Wien
Japan Aims to Control China to Shield It From Communism
Yosuke Matsuoka, president of the South Manchuria Railway, says Japan seeks control of China to avert Soviet influence and Communism. He states Japan plans to occupy Nanking and notes Shanghai centers most of China's power, with coastal regions and north holding 90 percent of influence.
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Tientsin
Yosuke Matsuoka
South Manchuria Railway Company
Japan
China
Nanking
Matsuoka
Shanghai
Chin
France Demands Plan From Spain Within Ten Days
France presses Madrid to present a definite withdrawal plan for Spanish troops within six to ten days. Britain and Italy poised to state positions, with a joint or separate approach, while neutral commercial ties with the Spanish Republic may be reviewed if no agreement is reached.
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France
Convintiiae
Forminn
Spain
Eaapeos
Perezgi
Lap
Teal
Thay
Wold Apnrev
Jb Svan Sali
Ttaly
Pavia
Lyndon
Dra
London
Prince
Britain
Pariy
Kiwanis Club Plans Boulder Dinner for Members and Wives
Members of the Greeley Kiwanis and the Boulder club along with wives of members will attend a joint gathering Thursday evening at Thulder. The Greeley club will hold a luncheon this week to discuss further details.
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le Greeley Kiwanis
Thulder
Greeley and
Boulter Dlubs
Greeley Club
Hell
Federation Calls Probe Into Mine Workers Union
Denver October 14 The American Federation of Labor convention voted to investigate the United Mine Workers of America. President Ozanie of the Progressive Miners League claimed a reign of terror by UMW officials in Illinois and central Pennsylvania. The convention granted the executive council broader powers to levy special assessments and expel state and city unions, while rejecting amendments toward closer CIO alignment.
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Denver
American Federation of Tebar
Usk
Senate Civil Liberties
United Mine Workers of America
Jon Ozanix
Progressive Minetia of Aiteries
Ozanie
U.m.y. Officelals
Tklinois Contelts
Antonn
Gennte Committee
Ozenie
Ovanie
UMW
Central
Pennsylvania
Hie
Gght
Cle
Ciocknati
Penc
CIO
pow _@t
Small Denver Gangster Admits 14 Robberies
Denver October 14 Beileetlvo Jack Hargriga and Ruulelph Stermann admitted to robbery in 14 stores here. They claimed to have found over $2,000 in stolen goods hidden in a hole under a dog house. The box they showed bore a black banner painted with ve on lle and named the Binel Croga gang, whose leader said it had 32 members.
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Denver
Jack Hargriga
Ruulelph Stermann
Roosevelt Again Urges Water Projects At National Reclamation Meet
President Roosevelt urged federal irrigation programs as essential investment for western communities and the nation. He highlighted a massive dam program from Grand Coulee to smaller earthen projects, designed to conserve waters and create new farming opportunities amid drought and arid conditions.
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Associated Press
Casper
Vet
Dmn
D. Roosevelt
National Reclamation Association
Wessage
Association
Roosevelt
Grand Coulee
Columbia River
Washington
Largo
Amull
Hess
Lou
Drouth
Lecatae
Irkes
Department of
Bankers urged to push public debt awareness at ABA meet
Orval W. Adams new ABA president urged a balanced federal budget and asked bankers to make the people debt conscious. At the 63rd convention he proposed two steps toward budget balance: cut government expenditures substantially and increase taxes more equitably distributed.
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S Associated
Peeway
Boston
Orval W. Adame
American Bankers Association
Adams
Salt Lake City
Boulder Physician Hurt in Motor Car Accident
Dr. D. C. Giehm of 11 Ninth Street Border and his wife and three weeks old daughter were injured when his Ford collided with a beet truck driven by Ruben Craisaant of Kersey, 12 miles east on Highway six near Grae-By ut. Giehm drove west and the truck crossed the pavement. after impact the car wrecked and caused serious injuries. Courtesy patrol investigated.
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D. C. Giehm
Ninth Street
Border
Dr. Giehm
Ruben Craisaant
Kersey
Highway Six
Grae- By
Giehm
Adams Prefers Colorado To the Special Session
Associated Press reports from Denver dated October 14 quote Senator Alva B. Adams of Pueblo. He would rather remain in Colorado than attend a special congressional session. Adams supports the president’s call but emphasizes direct voter contact to learn public wishes. He opposes pressuring lawmakers to rush decisions and warns against involvement in a misguided national course.
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Associated Press
Denver
Prask
Roosevelt
Alva B.adams
Pueblo Salé
Colorado
Congress
Congrega
Adams
Former Longmont Mayor to Be Buried on Friday
Longmont funeral services will be held for Charles Terry Baker 26 former Longmont mayor who died at home yesterday Born in Providence he had lived in Colorado since 1885 He was a noted figure in pioneer circles and formerly served on local council and school board He is survived by Mrs Chris Jousecy of Craigloy a granddaughter and other relatives
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Associated Press
Longmont
Charles Terry Baker
Mr. Baker
Colorado
Providence
Gentral City
Laugmont
Arty Cowneli Mail Sehool Boned
Chris Jousecy
Cragloy
la Ona
Dr. Uakor
Aurvivorn
Mrs Charlotte Lewis Dies in Quiet Home Death
Mrs Charlotte A Lewis of 415 Tenth Avenue died at her home Thursday born April 1 1854 She is survived by a daughter Mrs Eva Veron of Rolle Wa Funeral services are set for Friday at 1 oclock from Sunday Sunday Chapel with interment at Linn Grove Cemetery
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Charlotte A. Lewis
Tenth Avenue
Har Hone
Lewis
Eva Veron
Rolse
Linn Grove
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Orient
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