Weld Board Refuses Aid for New Hospital Deficits Cited
The Weld County Board rejects funding for a new hospital citing current operating deficits and costs. A county committee reported higher expenses for the existing Greeley hospital versus sending pauper patients to Colorado General, urging scrutiny of PWA aid and hospital financing amid debates over local tax support and service for residents.
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War, Big Business, and Butler Clash Revealed
Fragmented remarks show Butler challenging war advocates as Major General Do Hutter and Senator Homar T. Boue accuse big business of driving conflict. Butler pledges no American soldier be sent overseas to defend foreign lands, urging defense of Israel and warning of later economic cuts.
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Brush Men Injured in Hudson Crash
Fred Knearl, 30, and J Teary, 73, both of Brush, suffered cuts and bruises when a car driven by Dee J. Frary, 4, attempted to pass another vehicle six miles south of Hudson. Frary veered left to avoid a collision, causing $200 damage to Frary’s car and about $260 to Knearl’s. Colorado Courtesy police investigated.
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Sauter Opens Campaign at Sterling Meet
Raymond G. Sauter, Republican candidate for United States senator from Colorado, opened his campaign in Sterling. He denounced federal spending, claimed Colorado is neglected, and pledged independence from party bosses while urging fiscal restraint and an end to wasteful expenditures.
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Insinger May Prevent Half City Sewage Through Plant
Greeley aldermen disclosed findings that W A Metinger, long holding water rights on the Tenth street drainage, may block nearly half the city sewage from reaching the new disposal plant. If true, untreated sewage could flow into the river below the plant, prompting possible state health action and a costly pipe solution to reroute flow around the gate.
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City Ad Revenue Plan Under Discussion At Council Meeting
City leaders again weighed a proposal by Guch Longer to pay 100 dollars per month for 46 months to use advertising space on a 124 inch factor below the Greenley columns. The plan would cover an east section, excluding existing telecommunication posts. Cauuch sought firm total cost figures before decision, with numbers due next week.
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Legion Auxiliary Urges Constitution Day Decorated Streets
A Greeley American Legion Auxiliary appeal urged local streets to be decorated for Constitution Day. Police investigated the theft of a $75 water heater from Nash Havgns, a former Eaton foreman, and a 25 year old Mexican youth was sought.
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Ault Mexicans Crown Queen of Freedom
Lupe Rodriguez, 19 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Rodriguez of Ault, crowned Queen of Freedom at the Mexican Independence Day celebration in Ault. Attendees included 100 or more Mexicans and Americans. Miss Rodriguez won 3 votes against Crow and Pauline Re, amid speeches and dancing through Tuesday night into Wednesday. Rodriguez resides on the Art Leafgren place northwest of Ault with her parents. local organizers Tony Peres and Dyralia Pampa led arrangements for the event.
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Wallace Approves 10 Million Corn Seed Loan Plan
Secretary Wallace approved a 10 million dollar corn seed loan program to bolster supplies for next spring in drought areas. Two loan types cover up to one billion bushels with loans of 1,765 dollars per bushel for top quality seed corn and 56 cents per bushel for properly stored grain. The government may purchase the corn at 9,608 dollars per bushel by April 4, with an option to buy at 1.00 dollar per bushel until April 1.
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Black Legion trial loses three state witnesses
Detroit, Sept. 16 Detective Jack Harvill said at the trial of 12 men tied to the Black Legion that three state witnesses, all admitted members, have been missing for two weeks. He noted secrecy may hinder the search, and failed to reveal details publicly.
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Local buyers pay to farmers for grain
Local buyers paid farmers for spring wheat and other grains on a September Wednesday. The notes mention prices like 1.72 for wheat and 1.50 for oats, with barley and other crops also listed in fragmented terms. Names and exact details are unclear due to OCR gaps.
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Parking Rules Near College Normalized by City Council
The council approved parking restrictions around the Greenley Street campus area. Police will enforce designated no parking zones along Seventeenth to Eighteenth streets and adjacent college grounds. Officers will issue orders to violators, with orange signal indicators marking restricted spaces.
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Five Killed in Head on Crash at Crest of Hill
Five people died in a head on collision near Crest of Hill, Nebraska, when two vehicles collided at speed. The victims include Bill Selden, 45, of Slott Spring. J.M. McXean, 16, of Valanting. Mrs Maloun, 23, of Omaha. Byron Humiuel, 20, of Gorton. and two others unnamed. Authorities investigated the scene and identified the deceased at the junction on September 11.
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Worth Allen Retained As Party Leader
Denver today saw the Colorado Democratic state central committee reelect Worth Allen a Denver attorney and former West county chairman to lead the party into the November election. Merle D. Vincent plans to run as an independent progressive for U.S. senator, challenging Bell the Democratic nominee, Governor Johnston, and Republican Ray Saular. The committee also kept officers including Margherite Thompson of Salida as chairwoman and James A. Brownlow of Denver as secretary.
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Couzens Defeated in Primary Amid Wide Field
Early returns show Senator James Couzens trailing Wilbur M. Brucker for the Republican Senate nomination as former Governor Bridges and Curley lead in key states. Massachusetts yields hint at Democratic contest with Curley ahead Greenwood. Reeves, Murphy, and Walsh compete in other races as nationwide primary results unfold.
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All Revenue Bond Road Jobs Ready by Nov. 1
Colorado highway projects funded by a 50 million revenue bond sale will be let as contracts or ready for bidding by November 1. Highway expeditor Ralph Baird reported to Gov. Ed Jolingan today.
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