Budget Body Starts Hearings on 1931 Federal Bills
The Budget Bureau begins hearings September 9 to pare down estimates for 1931 spending while Hoover aims to keep total federal outlays near 1929 level of 3.848 billion dollars. Major departments report, with key appropriations for defense, navy, public buildings, Mediterranean fruit fly measures and other inherited totals shaping a potential 4 billion year. The process will publish estimates if Congress transmits the budget in December.
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Washington
Wade J
Hoover
Congress
Wnth
Wige
Bureau
Congressional
Coolidge
Florida
Bureau Ta
Hyde
Brains Among Blonds New York Mighty and Clever Qvo the Vikings
In an international sailing event the Nor wegian team Sub Americano won after bottom grease was found on their boat. Protests arose though the act was not forbidden by the rules. The ruling moved to future enforcement, drawing sharp criticism from rivals.
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New York
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Milliken Brims with Weekend Visiting and School News
Milliken and surrounding towns report a busy period of family visits from Tok Moines to Omaha and Sterling. Residents attend picnics and races, welcome out of town guests, and young students prepare to return to school while labor day events mark Windsor and Loveland celebrations.
Local residents spend time with relatives and travel
Pierce Sept 3. Mr and Mrs I H Foxter returned home from a two week visit with relatives in Town. Beatrice Priddy leaves for Los Angeles to teach. She visited her father L N Priddy and siblings. A S Southwick family from Diller Neb and Rawleigh Southwick with son Gail spent two weeks here and at Fort Collins Loveland. Gertrude Mack visited her brother Jan and sister Wort Collins. Part of the time was spent at the mountain.
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Milliken Milliken
Meg
William Childers
James Marki
R. Groenlea
Lia Eon
Howard
Tok Moines
Rockwall City
Guthrie Center
Mort Dodge
Omaha
Bonday
Springets
J. H. Wilson
M. J. Brown
J. D. Bassett
Lee Briggs
Elmer White
Horace Fuson
North Park
Lorele Stroh
Misa
Mabel Stroh
Dorothy Purdy
Hammond
Ind
Mabel Nisbett
Wilmington
Calif
Anna Flood
Lon Hester
Leroy Walles
Poet West
San Bernardino
Josephine Allison
Hester
Parka
Nebr
Everning
California
Perey Walles
Bille
Alfred Allison
Johnatown
Gresley
A. R. Morrison
Donald
Celeste Morris
Kersey
R. C. Morrison
A. Sundquist
Carl
Waller
Bertil
Gus Nelson
Esther
Maria
Genevieve
Ethel Christy
Hertha Sundgulet
Larimer
Loveland
Milliken
Art Goracke
Glenn
Nea Goracke
Greeley
Debbie Kibby
Tton
Houbhert
L. C. Morrison
Floyd Busch
Denver
Tom G. Johnson
Walter Daniela
Daniela
Johnsons
Sterling
Johnon
Roorchester
Johnson
Gathly
Gunnison
M. Stanton
Familly
Art Garacko
Windsor
Maurice Clugaton
Caryl Elizabeth Mckinzia
Brighton
Clugaton
Hens
Little Thompson Ditch
Elmer Brooks
St. Wrafp
Lois Moyer
Welter Daniels
Lole
Tawn Sterling
John Ravithis
Pierce Pierce
I. H. Foxter
Beatrice Priddy
Los Angeles
Pierce
L. N. Priddy
Southwick
Diller
Rawleigh Southwick
Gail
Fort Collins
Gertrude Mack
Loye Jan
Wort Collins
the Mountain
Local Misses and Families Visit Fort Collins Area
The notice lists Mrs Starkey at Pingree Park and Mr and Mrs Lowell Smith with three song of Hutching in Colorado for two months to visit cousin Mrs Ed Failing. Several families including the Brumfields Fry Mack Hawking Mock and others gathered for dinners and picnics in Greeley Port Colburn and Fort Collins with extended relatives in the region.
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Starkey
Pingree Park
Lowell Smith
Hutching
Kna
Ed Failing
Colorado
Ray Brumfield
Ayending
Mr. Brumfield
Denver
A. W. Fry
Mra
Summerville
Carl Mack
Irvin Mack
Lawrence Rowe
Groeley
Gordon
Eatl Hawking
Hugh Mock
Shirley May
Clyde Mock
Gertrude
Mock
Sor
Herman
J. B. Shafer
Irvin Hawking
Harl Hawkins
Juanita Murray
Diller
Grant Miller
Poudre Canon
OC. L. Hawkins
Irvin
Jake Scott
Loveland Girls Choose Roaming Life Over Schooling
In Windsor on Labor Day eve two Loveland girls aged 17 and 16 ran away from home amid schoolday pressure and strict discipline. They sought shelter from rain at the Ferguson home three miles south, were taken to Windsor after muddy roads, refused to return home or attend school, asked to be placed in reformatories, and were eventually returned to Loveland with their father arriving after a street dance. A man at a concession offered marriage to one but she refused.
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Windsor
Loveland
J. R. Ferguson
Here
Dia
Taare
Poveland
San Juan Mate Declares Ship Sank in 2 Minutes
Passenger Tulee testified at a steamboat hearing that the liner San Juan sank in about a minute and a half after being rammed by the tanker S J Dodd near Santa Cruz. He said life equipment was adequate but there was no time to use it as blasts were heard and panic rose.
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Pruna San Fragelico
Sope
Jo Charlea A. Tulee
San Juan
J. Dodd
Santa Cruz
United States Steamboat
Tulee
Dodd
Tulea
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