US Soviet Agreement To Be Expedited
Berlin 28 report on rapid moves toward normalization between the United States and Soviet Union. Litvinin discusses talks with Roosevelt, denies setting a ship or dates, and cautions against guessing future steps while stressing the need for careful diplomacy. Public reaction mixes optimism with uncertainty about recognition and economic implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rooecvelt
Ife
Prutin
Warsaw
Litvinokk
Bii
Roosevelt
Berlin
United States
Russia
Litvinetta
Rome
Litvinatt
Political turmoil shadows New York races in 1930s
The piece, attributed to Paul Mallon, discusses NYC politics with McKee and La Guardia as central figures. It notes leaked browbeats of support, general Farley steering attention, and public endorsements shaping voter loyalties. Salaries and pay reform loom, while public employee unions and relatives appear among the voting bloc. The outlook on La Guardia’s lead versus McKee remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Guardia
Republicch Party
Ronaincnn
Strateglason
Caboutancy
Mala
Fartoy
Hla
Etalk
Paul Mallon
McKee
Ly Guardia
Farley
Meley
Ona
Florello
Thia Goty
Greeley Feed Prices and Market Notes Update
Market bulletin lists prices for corn chop barley and oats with various feed ingredients. Prices vary by quality and supplier, noting lower regional rates and slightly higher local quotes for limited quantities. Corrected to Oct 28 and subject to change without notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Bualfertat
Dover
Boulley
Denver
Deaths and Funerals in Brush and Vancouver bound service
Ida Swan 30 of Brush died at Wert county hospital after three weeks as a patient. She leaves six children including Roberta Orndorff of Brush. Funeral at Pentecostal church in Brush Saturday at 10. Rev E M McKethale service 7 a.m. Monday at St Johns chapel with burial in Vancouver, B C. Mrs Lala Pearl Wills wife of Conslo of Cornish to be buried at Lin Grove after 2:30 p.m. Monday at Macy's drawing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Swan
Brush
Te Wert County Hospital
Roberta Orndorff
Brash
E. M. McKechale
St. John's Chapel
Macysih Chases
Vancouver
B. C
RH. McKethale
Stra
Lala Pearl Katherdil Wills
Conslo Wils
Cornish
Macy's Drawing Room
Intermunt
Lino Grove
Lawyer Addresses Exchange Club on Stock Exchange Critique
Denver attorney Milner B. Gleaves told Greeley Exchange members and wives that the nation faces a bottomless period of extravagance, calling the United States the "most colorful and fabricious" era. He attacked the stock exchange and injected Christian concerns into his critique, urging a reversal before further decline. The event included initiation of eight new club members, a mock trial with local figures as attorneys, piano and tap dances, and a ball with Denver visitors welcomed by club president J B H. Scocu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Milner B. Gleaves
Denver
Lely
Greelay
Denver Exchanxe Club
Gleaves
Greeley
K. P. Hall
Unitad Staten
Ifte
Glexven
B. G. Ungllan
J. K. Looney
Jerre PF. Margland
Walt Bain
Iba
M. B. Hagan
J B H. Scocu
Allen Darth
Migs Crowe
Eugene Croven
Stacker
Ralney
BoGinayoy Aul Messra
Meeduot
J, Manly
George Andrial
W. G. Kape
A. K. Turns
Walter T Snoucer
Wiley Willams
Emmett Thurman
Nelson
Four Steel Firms Face Price Fixing Accusations
Washington dispatch reports four large steel firms accused by the administration of conspiring to fix first class rail rails. The action aims to force price reductions to $250 per ton or to permit government inspection. If not, federal help to more than 60 railroads could be blocked. The agreed price set around $37.76 per ton for first quality rails, down from about $49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolibacc
George Peck
NRA
AAA
Wallace-Tugwell
Johnson-Peak Clan
Wallace-Tugwall
Wits Bane
Alco
Mountabis
A.A.A
Werren
Roosevalt
Wan Vtius
Cornell
Reeceyell
Federal Reserve Board
Henry Morganthau
Washington
Cel
Collgalan
Public Works Board
Banka
Joseph D. Eastman
Hoogevelt
Eastman
Provident
Ickes
Scout Course Attendance Highlights Regional Leaders
Thirty nine Cat and Sea Scout leaders from Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming attended a training session in Colorado. Skipper L C Whaley and eight Sea Scouts from Cheyenne demonstrated program variations while Harald Wyman conducted a leader course. The gathering, aimed at Cub and Scout programs, drew attendees from Fort Collins to Sterling, with plans to organize further packs and refine district leadership.
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Northern Coloradas
Southtern Wyamlas
Braining Counta
Directoy
Hds
Woak
L. C. Whaley
Cheyenne
Harald Wyman
Sterling
Inetraettos
Acouta
Nish
Gresley
Gresley Acoula
Hgo
Adulla
T. F. Gopaatt
Greatey Disteiet Committee
Iron Grerley
Warren G. van- Beoy
George A. Holver
Jackson
Ver ‘Fulkerson
Robert van- Scoy
Cheyanne
Kent
W. W. Ilalle
S. J. Lintan
Gedilpind
Oechipind
B. Russall
F. A. Ecoreom
J. ¥.Searson
Grad Dies
Pruitt Acquitted in Death of Teacher Coed
Denver report says Willi H. Pruitt is acquitted of manslaughter in a car crash that injured Maryse, an 18 year old Colorado Teachers College coed, after judge Otto Dock directed a verdict finding lack of proof of wanton recklessness and criminal negligence. Mino Morsa rode with Pruitt in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Aequita
Otto Dockloder
Willi H. Pruitt
Misa Ivis Maryse
Colorado Teachers College
Judes Mock
Pruitt
Mino Morsa
Girl Dies from Injury in Football Accident
Ta seriated Pree Ticiana Mont Oct 23 Infected injury during neighborhood football left Wilma Kelly 13 dead at St Johns hospital doctors blamed a fatal infection as her fever rose to 106 degrees over several days before subsiding briefly and ending in tragedy.
Clever Vaudeville Draws Huge Local Crowd at Carnival
A large Friday night audience gathered in Ute Graotey high school auditorium for a benefit vaudeville at the G. H. 8 Carnival. Ronald Poulkner directed a skeletal opening with Emm Lou Anerson and Elea Nor Pease in evening gowns, then a slate of acts including Melody Boy Ronald Faulkner and orchestra, The Ghostostapa, Queer Dams, Ta Bo A Actrens, Ivory Parkers, and And the Willin or Posauchor with Donia Watté and Beryl Bry sant among others.
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Pludonie
Taguispenpte
Gatharad
Ute Graotey High School
Freachool
Affectiva
Black
Allver Wan
Acta
Ghosta
Ronald Poulkner
Skeleton
Emm
Lou Anerson
Eleanor Pease
Kenneth J Beret Biaglet
Willin
Donia Watté
Beryl Brysant
Morvey Golder
Bob Beall
Nadine Adrian Crowned Honorary Football Captain at Gresley High
Nadine Adrian daughter of Mrs Edith V. Adrian was crowned Alex Honorary Football Captain at a Friday ceremony during Gresley High School's football carnival. The event, attended by students and staff, featured rivals and a close vote tally, with Adrian presented a football helmet and blanket after a formal crowning.
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Nadine Adrian
Edith V. Adrian
Twallthstrast Wak
Alex Honorary
Boothall
Lex
Gresley High School
Han Efft High Achooathivns
Djia Adrian
Eupnomere
Graydon Advan
Mary Opdyke
L. B. Opdyke
Charlotte Bliss
Walter Biles
Jeane Mason
Marlon
Dale
Sophomona
Lola Robinson
Harbara Gonsett
Dill Force
Loren Mylen
Adrian
Aludenta
Afrisa
Hogle
Wheat Rebounds From Early Price Declines
Chicago and grain markets report wheat recovering after initial downturns. Prices showed firmer trading for near and deferred contracts with government action influencing gains. November and July futures quoted with mixed results across months and deliveries.
NRA Cards Available for Those Not Yet Signed Up
Anson residents lacking an NRA consumer card can obtain one by calling the Chamber of Commerce. Mrs Ben siete Dille, consumer chairman, says signups can be completed when the card is received. Those who already have NRA cards should sign them and return them to their boxes, no postage required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson
Bensiete Dille
Chamber of Commerce
Weaver Explains School Physical Examinations
Dr. John A. Weaver Jr. spoke at a Meakar Junior High assembly on the importance of physical exams in schools. He described experiences from New York City hospitals and related insights to local health practices as Harold Winograd introduced him.
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John A. Weaver
Meakar
Weaver
New York City
Kom of Hla
Harold Winograd
H.R. Eldridee
Prinetpn
Geve Sev Eral Announcante
Army Defeats Yale at Yale Bowl in 21 to 0 rout
Army defeated Yale in the Yale Bowl New Haven on Saturday afternoon the scoring 21 to 0. Army earned 12 first downs to Yale's 11 Yale completed 7 passes while Army completed 10. Yale fumbled near the goal line in its drive and Army credited final touchdown on a single play.
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Army
Yale
New Haven
Solig Pase
Woman Says She May Have Caused Theft
Mrs Charles Miller of Denver, wife of a man jailed on burglary charges, says she may have prompted the crime after a financial strain. She claims her husband and others planned the job, and that she cannot name the accomplice who fled.
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Mra
Charles
Miller
Denver
Charles Mer
Lagallo
Groeley
Usbanl
Miller Tnt
Hallowe'en Party at Meeker Junior High Recalls Festive Night
Meeker Junior High School teachers hosted a Wednesday Halloween party in the Eighth Avenue gym. Guests arrived with guidance to decor spots featuring pumpkins, owls, cornucopia and other festive items. Activities included games, pineapple, and fortune telling, with Mrs. Helen Innsson heading the committee and a list of attending staff and guests.
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Meekfer Junior High
Eighth Avenue
Helen Innsson
Harold Sprague
Harold Tresler
H. D. Hidridge
J.C. Keever
Birani Mra
John Roberts
W. Ferlvner
J. el Stataman
H. D. Eldridge
Howell Culbertson
Katai Rasher
Mary Blair
Nettie Bowmar
Grace Bruckner
Ora Quinn Brush
Kenneth Campbell
Halcyon Eckels
Worm Mander
Colia Fischer
Madgel
Fox
Mahel Wonderson
Ruth Ingersal
Katherine Inman
Evalyn Mray
Helen Jansson
J. L
Concert and local incidents at Exton high school and area
Pianist E Chadwick from Teachers College presented a program at Exton High School Friday morning featuring Schumann and Eastwood works. A battery theft damaged a car owned by Mrs Forbes of 1423 Seventh Street near Nezarena church Friday night. Mrs Aguelin Gufflen of Wattenburg, 28, died at Gropley Hospital around midnight Thursday. Local stock listings from New York show mixed activity with many named companies and prices.
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Cheswick
Eaton
E. Chadwick
Conservatory of Music
Teachers College
Exton
Warnm
Schumann
Froica
facDowell
Eastwood Land
Vora’ Forbes
Seventh Straet
Nezarena- Church
Watenburg
Aguelin Gufflen
Wattenbure
Gropley Hospital
Unique Exhibit Showcases Indigenous Life at Fev High School
Display in a high school science class features Indians and their culture with projects on caves mountains and daily life. Students and teachers present artifacts and drawings including impressively crafted models and wall displays.
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Onatof
Slawa
Turing High School
Tom Wiel
Attra ‘Fox
Ralph Raukess
Lyan Wok Gendahl
Perry
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Litvinotf
Te Concern
Aod
Warren
Mr. Roosevelt
Ms. Morgenthau
Jesen Jones
Tunes
Harvey Couch
New York
T Alwaya
Pricea
aEiLina
Stock Exchange
Willan C. Hartmann
Xon
Qseny
T. Hartmann
Fort Focum
William Hartmanny
Manuel Ligh
Colorado
Taliage
Bhun
Onlo State University
Merde
Phi Delta PE
Chicago
Catan
Dy. Weaver, Jr
Byrd
Adm
Richard
Leeving
America
Pert
HF. Glerteer
Jacob Ruppert
Modest Maidens Trademark
Fedl
Tor Ida Troubls
Ganver
Miler
Aller
Fred Millard
Hallowe'en
Meeker
Htork Express
Greatey Hospital
Wayne Thornbury
Eston, & Han
Mer
Orval Winates
Route 4
Grier
A Bose
Carl Ventraint Srewi
Ameriera
Merene Bcf, & Te
Iaeondh Kaltime & Ohig
Bethlehem Stegt Chryster Commonwealth
Sutter
Gonthentar
Bek
Beare & Co
du Fon de Ne
General Electric
iGeneral Woods
General Soters
Great Western Sugrt
Kennteate
Montgomery Ward & Socony-Vacuum‘Standard Brands
Stanlard OU N
Texan Corp
United Deccoration
Steel Weetingiaies
Lec
Jes Woolworth
Elec
Ind
Denver Union
Seo Yada
Cormoy
Gina & Biss
Ifacal
Steal & al
Pupite
Colo. Pautte
Solo
Idaho Sugar Comment
woNas Colorade Industrial Psh
Secvies Co
Tagal Cement Co
Southern
Nation
Exhiti
Investment Servig
Dat Net Bank
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Carl D. McKinley Inveatment Securities Greeley, Gola
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