Beets to Get Double Aid Under Sugar and Soil Plans
Senator O Mahoney reports cooperators will receive both sugar act benefits and soil conservation payments for 1937. Most beet growers qualify for sugar benefits and many also for conservation payments, with regulations soon to be announced. Offices warn growers to prevent child labor violations and to obtain labor receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Washington
Licel Geowera
S. K. Warrick
Marutal States Beet Growers Association
O'Mahoney
Wallace and Associates
Shafroth Ousted Over Tax Inquiry Dispute
Denverite Morrigan Shafroth claims he was forced out as chief counsel of the Internal Revenue Service after refusing to participate in a tax avoidance and evasion investigation. He says assistant Russell J. Ryan also resigned rather than join the presentation of alleged evadeors. Morgenthau said the chief counsel disagreed with general treasury policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Morrigan Shafroth
Denver
Internal Revenue
Shafroth
Morgsathuny
Shafrous
Russell J. Ryan
Stafroch
Allee
Morgenthau
Fin
General Treasury
Civil Service Board Takes No Lear Action
The state civil service commission delayed action on Walter Lear as state food and drug commissioner. The Board of Health resolution urged his discharge for the public welfare, but the commission referred the matter to Governor Teller Ammons for decision. Sam H. Loet, former food and drug commissioner, seeks appointment to succeed Lear if a vacancy exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
State Civil Service Commission
State Board of Health
Walter Lear
Food and Drug
Lodig
Civil Service Commission
Lear
Laet
Unter
Sales Tax Department
Food and Drugs
Lanr
Food and Drug Commisa
Lawyer Challenges Black Appointment to Supreme Court
Boston, Sept 16 A veteran attorney and Supreme Court watcher announced he filed with the court a challenge to the legality of the appointment of Husa L Black to the Supreme Court Former US Senator from Alabama Kelly contends there was no vacancy and that Black’s status as a member of Congress when Supreme Court commissions were issued invalidates the appointment He argues Justice Von Devanter did not resign but ceased to function and that only nine seats remain occupied while ten commissions existed including the contested one
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Brews
Boston
Masa
Patrick Fleury Kelly
Deaton
Har
Husa L. Black
Supreme Court
Kelly
Black
United States
Alabama
Congress
Wills von Devanter
High Commission
Tis Newal
Comminstons Ag
Two Claim Secretarial Jobs in Saunders Office
Two women sought the post of cashier in Secretary of State George T. Saunders office. Marie Carr, cashier in the motor vehicle office, was ordered to fill the Saunders position when offices merged. Edna Adams Cohen, longtime cashier in the secretary of state’s office, protested to the civil service commission to keep her job and hinted at court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nhe
George. T. Saunders
Civil Service c Commission
Dds Marie Carr
Saimsders
Elly
Denver
Edna Adams Cohen
Secretary of Slate
Civil Service Commission
cly# service commission
Miss Carr
Cohen
Aring Monthay
Cholera Strikes Foreign Areas of Shanghai
cholera epidemic spreads through Shanghai foreign sectors with 100+ new deaths and 1,400 suspected cases in the international settlement and French concession. Chinese refugees flood the city as a large number of victims are Chinese. few foreigners affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Shanghai
Hyde
International
Legion Moves To Give Jobs 40 Year Olds
American Legion headquarters launched a campaign to end age bias against men over 40 in the U S employment program. Forrest Gooper of Indiana, and the national veterans employment committee, outlined plans to present a book to employers showing the value and dependability of world war veterans past 40. The effort targets wage fairness and continued use of experienced veterans, arguing it is unfair to discard workers at age 40. Also reported is the theft of a 1936 Chevrolet owned by Ta I Maucher of 5106 Twentieth Street, reported stolen Wednesday in Starling Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Legion
Forrest Gooper
Indianale
Misa
National Veterans Employment. Committee
Legion
Furnion
United States
Cooper Anid
Tim
Cooper
Fidusky
Ta I
Maucher
Fire Chief Reports Safety Cooperation in Greeley District
Greeley fire department completed its quarterly inspection of the business district and Fire Chief A. Brumley announced major hazards included improper disposal of trash and ashes and defective wiring. Store owners are asked to fix issues and show cooperation. Churches were inspected recently and deemed generally safe. schools are next.
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Greeley
A. Brumley
Brumley
Baseball scores mix in American League slate
League action features New York and Cleveland in a jumble while Chicago, St. Louis, Philadelphia and Washington clash in varied results. Pitching notes mention Hudlin taking the loss, with a roster of batters and defenders busy across multiple matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Hudlin
Brown
Pytlek
Gomez
Wyatt
Dickey
Chicago
Ruston
St. Louise
Philadelphia
Louis
Guiliam
Kelley
Hayes
Taos
Mesas
Gamo St Louis
St. Lovie
Mulcahy
Atyooil
Weiland
Ogrodoweld
Ryba
Riel Bouton
Turner
Lopez
Lee
Root
Logan
Shoun
Hartnett
Cincinnati
Hattetica
Frankdhouse
Thelps
Cascarelly
Campbell
Chitinnatl
Cluvinnali
Balterloss
Spencer
Walahan
Gohrrigg
Lambard
Spences
Hallahan
Pittsburgh
Wew
York
Pittsurgh
Batteriesi
Meltoy
Mancuso
Tobin and
Todt
Bus Fire in Tucumcari Sparks Escape of 11 Passengers
An unidentified bus caught fire east of Tucumcari New Mexico on September 18. Eleven passengers and the driver Irvie Sands escaped injury as the blaze destroyed the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asociated Press
Tucumcari
N. M
Simbo
Lang Milé
Iravie Sands
Franco British Subsea Patrol Rush Stirs Mediterranean Tension
London reports Franco British navy moves surge to dominate Mediterranean patrols. Italy signals possible cooperation but Britain and France avoid conceding to expansion requests. A large Anglo French fleet readies to counter neutral shipping with depth charges and torpedoes amid diplomatic stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
France
Italy
IL Duce
Englind
Wyance
Nome
Aeutral Shipping
County Board Refuses 1937 Weld County Assessments
County commissioners, acting as a board of equalization, denied all requests to lower 1937 Weld County assessments. Residents including Jay Platt, Mary Hager, Sampson of Longmont, Clayton Ming, and J B Dima of Frederick faced upheld valuations or disputed charges on land, housing, coal lease, and a grocery stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladly
Weld County
M. Whiteside
Board of
Jay Platt
Hatom
Mary Hager
Gresley
Sampson
Longmont
Russell Ming
Clayton Ming
JB. Dima
Frédérick
Platteviile
Car crash near North Platte injures driver Clyde Pugh
A car driven by Clyde Pugh left the highway near North Platte Nebraska at 8 30 am struck a barrow ditch and overturned. The vehicle sustained about 50 dollars in damage. Pugh escaped injury and no other vehicles were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Pugh
North, Platte
Nebr
Miele Dilly Noel
Lucorna
Barrow Ait
Thoraday
Pugh
Weld Farmers Save Crops With Hopper Control Campaign
Weld County farmers spent about 26000 tackling grasshoppers in 1987, protecting crops valued around 426000. County Agent T. Ve Toyne notes the effort saved much but did not eliminate all hoppers. The campaign relied on poisoned land and county plant use, with calls for improved methods and potential Colorado State College help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
Agant T. Ve Toyne
Bhem
Nunn
Buckingham
Oklahoma
Toyne
Colorado State College Experiment Wtation
Colorado
Lestie
Weld American Legion Delegation Heads to New York
Greeley and Eaton units of the American Legion send a large group to the New York convention September 20 to 23. Leaders plan a multi city bus and boat tour via the Hudson, with stops in Chicago Niagara Falls Buffalo Albany and New York. Several members will join Denver’s parade and drum corps for the Fifth Avenue event as the group travels back through Washington Philadelphia Baltimore and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl McKinley, Jr
B. A. Carvin
Baton Algo
Denver
Gbbago
Niagara Pally
Hudson
New York
Albany
Jue
Wald County
Somy
Washington
Philadelphia
Altimore
Poluta
Greeley
Sute
Dean Reeves
Carl Barry
Frack Kein
Colorado American Legion Spenal
Legionnaires
Nebraska
Miller
Seaman
Bucher
Nuffziger
Ware
Magic Corps
Fifth Avenue
Denver Corps
Williby
Contractor of CU Building Wins Suit
Avanda and Presa Denver September 16 M A MacDonald holder of a cub contract for painting and decorating the men s dormitory at the University of Colorado won a district court action today over wages The commission had ordered MacDonald to increase wages to enable workers to 1 40 an hour from 1 00 Judge Otto Bock ruled the commission had no jurisdiction to order the increase Since there was a prior dispute between Biagnonsld and the union the contractor agreed to raise wages to 1 per hour from 8744 cents the court said the men had accepted the settlement and the disagreement ended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avanda
Presa
Denver
A. MacDonald
University
Colorado
Ay District Court
MacDonald
Bouldar
Otto Bock
Commission Lacord
Biagnonsld
District Patrolmen Meet with Berger in Greeley
Sixteen courtesy patrolmen from across the Greeley district met Wednesday afternoon in Greeley to confer with Captain A. Berger. Berger outlined current patrol problems and stressed steps to keep Northern Colorado highways safe. Mrs. Manville No. 4 pleased Denver. Sept. 16. Mrs. Marcelle Edwards Manville’s move toward Reno reveals a settled matter amid private discussions with attorney Gari Helm in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Rank A. Berger
Berger
Ark
Colorado
Manville
Denver
Marcelle Edwards Manville
Reno
Alee Voy
Tommy Manville
Ztrl
Mra. Manvilla No. 4
Gari Helm
New York
State Auditor Okays Stone Okeh as State Water Board Counsel
State Auditor Thomas Astenn said attorney Byron G. Rogers advised he could approve paying Clifford T. Stone as an attorney for the State Water Resources Board. Stone had been in the gallery when appointed a director, claiming state representative status justified a second state job. The Water Board then named Stone its attorney, with pay equivalent to the director’s $9,000 rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Associated Brees
Danser
Thomas Astenn
Yederal Byron G. Rogers
Clitford TI
Stone
State Water Resources Board
Stata
Annent
Ino Water Hoard
Highway Department Opens Canon Road Bid
Denver reports the state highway department will open bids on September 30 for 1.88 miles of Canon Road in Clear Creek west of Golden. The project includes heavy construction with two tunnels and a three year completion window. The route begins at the northeast end of the nine mile stretch and links Floyd Hill at the Clear Creek bridge to Lig Forks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Atute Highway Department
Clear Creek Canon Road
Golien
Floyd Hill Highway
Clear Croate’ Bridge
Ito Lig Forks
McWilliams Guilty Of Harboring A Vicious Dog
McWilliams was found guilty of harboring a vicious dog after a Wednesday night court session. Judge M. Lewis imposed a fine and costs. McWilliams, represented by E B Hatch, gave notice of appeal to the circuit court. Witness Mrs Ora Moray reported a severe bite to her leg from the dog named P. Moran’s physician testified to the bite as well. Defense claimed the dog was confined and blamed another animal. John Henry Lann testified he was bitten previously and paid a fine weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Mcwilliams
Nintayeng
Wna
Nolice Court
Weinasday
M. Lewis
McWilliams
E. B. Hacth
Ora Moray
Sit Twelfth Street
Lote
Missouri
John Henry Lann
Greeley State College
McWillians
Itil McWillams
Indictment in New Britney nix Killing case
A grand jury in Worpan returned a murder indictment against Margaret Drennan 20 a stenography student of Taul Reeves wife of Felin for Sept 7 in their home. The case follows a reportedly confessional statement by Drennan who said she feared she was pregnant and Reeves insisted on continuing their relationship. Northern Colorado Superintendent's Association members met in Greeley for the first monthly meeting of the year Ward L Miller Fort Collins superintendent is association president.
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New Britnayick
N. 1
Dileged
Margaret Drennan
Taul Reeves
Fielin
Inthey
Prand
Miss Drennan
George B. Keating
Reeves Inlla
Northern Colorado
Ward L. Miller
Fort
Collings Schools
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Francisco
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Maskell
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Baltimore
Tiecoinysny
Weld Legions
Annear
Stone Okeh
Highway Department
Canon
Worpan
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