WPA Payback Dilemma Over Greeley Country Club Case
City or club must repay 36471.05 tied to Works Progress Administration funds used for country club improvements. Debate outlines three options: municipal takeover, WPA repayment, or abandonment. council members allege missteps and possible fraud, with officials citing prior sponsorship and legality questions.
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Mr. Shriver
Investigatiog
Greeley
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Grépley
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Countre Hall
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Greeley Country ‘Club
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Pena We County Club
Civ Charné
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Coun Heb Co
Cavalry Club
Vanderhoof
Ong
Stalenzen
Roy
Hoetri IsaTi
WPA Investigal
Darima
Gras
Nidyon
George Davis
Samel
Daring
Thewentine Dé
Davie
Saya
Bingla Mimi
Covns
Aldormeh Lee
Carral
Grose Adams
Brat Fat Piyself
Eis Arry Moffat
Yanieviiont
Yaing
Paul King
Béob Anil
Country Club
Tribune Election Extra urged for delivery to subscribers
Tribune subscribers urged to order the election extra delivered to their door on November 6. The special number will feature Weld County precinct coverage and Associated Press wire reporting, with a focus on Greeley and surrounding areas.
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Tribune
Greeley
Trbuas
Weld County
Weldona
Grohardy
Permitted To Take Bank Commissioner Test
Applicants were allowed to sit a civil service examination for 85 000 yearly pay. The session included a test overseen by an official named Titeninte and participants such as George Legninley. The proceedings noted a limited number of applicants permitted to qualify.
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Comunibsstaien
George Legninley
Fey
Italian Attitude to U S Nonbelligerent Debate
An Italian fascist commentator in Rome criticizes U S nonbelligerent policy amid Rome Berlin axis talk. He argues that U S rearmament signals imperialistic aims and warns against alignment with Allied powers. The piece cites Mussolini era rhetoric and wartime sentiment shaping Italy’s stance.
Damaged Truck Incident Near Fort Lupton Reported
A garbled report notes a truck collision near Fort Lupton injuring two drivers and damaging a service pole. The text references Lt Fort Lupton patrols, a driver named John of Gil, a vehicle with $1015 damage, and a separate rear-axle collision involving George Helvig of Rolle. A ticket cites failure to display lights and reflectors.
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John of
Gilcreat
Fort Lupton
Ériveland Spail
Bwiney
Rand
Platte River
W. Smit
Eighth Avenue
Greeley
George Helvig
Rolie
Yiolsted
German Planes Turned Back Over London Stirs Air Alarm
German aircraft attempted raids over southeast England causing alarm in London and Liverpool. British antiair craft engaged as clouds shielded the skies and a dog reportedly barked during the second alert. A later fighter plane forced retreat above the capital as the day wore on without reported bombing.
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Get
Geren Planca Imnda Stort
Ronpatved
Waa Atva
Gservers
Nlog
Ylelei
Tendon
Fillthroftis
U.S To Buy Surplus Beans Amid Market Glut
Washington reports a federal purchase program led by a new corporation formed to manage bean buys from Western growers. About 16 million bushels remain unsold from the 1699 crop, prompting producers to press for production restraint and price guidance.
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Washington
Eurplow
Coiniiddities Corporation
Selmitor _Jblwdan
Colorado Teem
Larengma
Waeternaria
Angollatoui
Survey Finds Draft Impact Varies by Industry
Major Archibald Jones reports a widespread, uneven effect of selective service draft on Colorado industries. The Pueblo district shows limited disruption while other areas reveal varying shortages. Assessment by Captain Ad Lok London notes registries and employment shifts in the state as authorities study wartime production needs.
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Industelatalo Selective Service
Archibald
Tt. Jones
Yoko Eitvets
Golurudut
Pueblo
Maser
Joncetonay
Ad. Lok Wndon
Beean
Uyrikera
Dtabe
Army Air Corps Expanded Into 17 Wings
Washington reports a proposed reorganization to double the number of wings to 45 percent of the command. The plan centralizes training and inspection duties under General Headquarters forces, with Major General Detass C. Emplong to remain in command of all units. Former Lansley Field duties move to Holling Field in Washington, while Northwest area headquarters shift under George Wright in Spokane, focusing on staff development for special task forces.
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Washington
Army Air Corps
Seans
Wilf Lidge
Mfr
Department
Air Force
Detoss C. Emplong
Uustiry
Lansley Field
Vaj
Holling Elald
Ube
Wankington
D.C
Oltier Ataies
George Wright
Spakeos, Wash
New Street Lights To Be Installed Across City Districts
Alforman C B and Bashannoduerd announce Home Gaz and Electric will install new street lights along Alovanih Avenue to Tenth Street, and Twelfth to Thbr avenues to Brighten area. Project totals 239,650 dollars for fast installation.
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Bashannoduerd
Gaz and Electric Company
Iyas
Alovanih
Twen Seghnd
Ewenlythird
Linae
Tenth Avenue
Twerity
Tse
Twelfth
Fas Brivijene
Brighton
Draft Resister Receives Three Year Prison Term
A 20 year old man was sentenced by Federal Judge Adrian Gall to three years in prison for evading the draft. At the time of arrest the witness told the commissioner there was nothing in America worth fighting for, indicating a strong pacifist stance.
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New Orleans
Adrian Jt. Gall
Sorva
Rly
Carter
U S Would Defend Philippines from Attack Says Knox
Secretary Knox told reporters the United States would defend the Philippines from attack. He described plans to mobilize air and sea forces, with additional fighters and support as needed, though details were limited. The remarks followed questions about U S commitments in the Pacific theater during October of 1943.
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Philippines
Knox
Washington
Firly Colay
United
Sen Krandtseg
Petain in Paris Expected To Sign Armistice Terms
Paris reports say Marshal Petain, head of state, leaving Vichy bound for Paris where he is expected to sign terms relaxing armistice conditions. Diplomatic sources say the move could supersede previous agreements and shift power toward Axis mediation, with Laval also traveling and talks with Franco and Spain discussed.
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Salesman Uses Draft Exemption Promise May Face Prosecution
Bathla Oct 2 story reports a Los Angeles firm salesman who promised draft exemption to a Sakda ranch youth. The youth Wilner Earl Aa fnesen 22 paid half of 100 dollars. authorities have yet to determine charges. Nell Davenport a Sands board member referenced in the tale.
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Eierson M. Eagleton
Los Angeles
Sakda Ranch
Wilner Earl Aafnesen
Ranchragar Bulldafoldngleton
Nell Davenport
Sands Conception Board
Tytny
Alliance High Speaker Discusses Teaching Techniques
Greeley high school spoke in Alliance Nebraska on Thursday to the Milance division of the Nebraska teachers association. Her topic will be Techniques in the Practice at Teaching Security Mathematica.
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Misa Ethalyns Fatney
Mathema Ee Instructarst
Greeley High School
Alliance
Nebr
Milance
Nebrislea Leachera
Securiry Mathematica
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