Trail Ridge Closed by 2 Feet of Snow Storm
A snowstorm blanketed the Rocky Mountain National Park area closing Trail Ridge Road to traffic up to the 12 000 foot level. Six cars were stranded in drifts as the high ranges saw heavy snowfall since Saturday night with moisture totals around 0 42 to 0 74 inches across Weld County. Farmers expect better germination and digging conditions as moisture penetrates dry ground though frost will halt tomato harvests.
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Trail Ridge
Greeley
Bekee
Devel
Grand Lake
Bred O. Ward
Greeley-Loveland
Gresley-Loveland
Old Noistace
Ford
Denver
Brighton
Greeley Sugar Factary
Fort Lupton
Winsor
C. H. Randall
Eues
Weld
U. S
Pleasant Valley
Benewit Show at Meeker Benefit for Assembly Fund
A Meeker junior high benefit event will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 46. Sandy will hand out items at the school. Elementary students may attend. The program features CHitard sets and hits. The Gresley Community Players present Waiting for Netty with Hamilton Tutfield leading. A meeting will follow at Evans Play house at 8 o clock.
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Meeker Junior High School
Sandy
St. Bernard
Netty
Gresley
Hamilton Tutfield
Evans
Elementary School Opens Wednesday for Fall Quarter
The College Elementary school will open for the fall quarter Wednesday morning at nine o'clock in Bent. The full day session will operate at each level except preschool and kindergarten. Preschool and kindergarten have morning and afternoon sessions. Tuition is four dollars per quarter for preschool and kindergarten and two dollars fifty cents per quarter for each grade from one to six. The school will prioritize children of college and staff. no more than 30 children will be admitted per grade. Enrollments for town children not previously enrolled will be delayed until placement on the waiting list is clarified. If vacancies occur, new pupils are accepted by placement on the waiting list.
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College Elementary School
Becausa
Flue Blaze at Baird Home Sunday Morning
A low fire at the W. C. Baird residence on Meath Street prompted a Sunday morning response from the fire department. No damage was reported. The incident involved minor smoke in the area as firefighters cleared the scene.
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Baird
Tito Fira
W. C. Baird
Meath Street
Bobcats
Windsor
Hundreds Flee as Texas Flood Waters Return
Hundreds of lowland families fled anew as central Texas rivers rose again after last week’s floods. Property losses reached millions, with 6.4 million listed plus added totals as waters climbed toward last week’s peak near 60 feet on the Colorado River. In Brownwood area, about 100 families evacuated as the river rose 4.6 feet an hour toward the prior flood crest. In Waco 2000 homeless after the Aragon River breached barriers. Dallas deployed troops to guard flood zones and police patrolling the area.
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Associated Preea
Waco
Texas
Brawn
McCutlouch
Colorado
Winehell
Brawn Wood
Brownwood
Rockwood
Coleman County
Tampasas
Atra
Dallas
Tex
Floot Baraseed
Here
Oty
W. T. Torrence
Coupander
14Ard Infantry
Texas National Guard
Oll
Derimees
Page
Colorado Supreme Court Invalidates Alien Arms Statute
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled the state alien arms statute unconstitutional, affirming Judge Logan's delta county ruling in the Nakantara case. The decision holds that aliens who are bona fide residents may possess firearms for defense of home, person, or property, and that the law violates constitutional rights.
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Susdoclain
Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Logan
Delta County
Carr
Charles Nakantara
Alh School Picnic to Feature Games at Island Group Park
Alh school hosts picnic Friday at Island Group Park starting 8:40 PM with ball games and athletic events. Theater showing Down the Stretch at The Chef theater at 8:00 PM. admission to the picnic and events 20 cents.
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Greeley Fish School
Island Grouo Park
Chef Theater
Admis+sion
Joseph H Parker Dies at 60 in Greeley
Joseph Henry Parker 60 of 1123 Seventh shrest owner of Crystal White laundry died early Monday at Greeley hospital. He had lived in Greeley ten years and is survived by wife Margaret Parker and one daughter Rowell Parker. Body taken to Macy's Mortuary. funeral details will be announced by them.
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Joseph Henry Parker
Shrest
Crystal White Laundry
Greeley Hospital
Saviy
Parker
Greeley
Margaret Parker
Rowell Parker
Macys Mortuary
Funers
Ault Girl Who Died Held a Scholarship
Evelyn Anderson 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Anderson of northeast of Ault, died Saturday in Greeley hospital after a short illness. She graduated with honors from Ault High School last June and won a scholarship to Colorado State College in Fort Collins. In high school she served as senior class secretary, Pep Club president, cheerleader, and Student Council member. Funeral services were held at the Ault school gymnasium Monday afternoon.
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Serle Evelyn Anderson
A. J. Anderson
Ault
Greeley Hospital
Miss Anderson
Ault High School
Colorado State College
Fort. Collins
Feneral Ser
Fascists Free Prisoners in the Alcazar
Fascists broke into Toledo on September 38 1936 after defeating government forces. Franco's units pierced to central Toledo while Alcazar prisoners, after weeks of bombardment, surged from the fortress amid shouts of viva Espa ña as insurgents pressed toward Madrid.
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Alcazar
Neeking
Avemal
Muzzing
Visagra
Socialiat
Franco
Canital
Fascista
Bésioxtd
Alcaxar
Rebal Lion
Toledo
Unes
Ninth Grade Officer Election Campaign at Local Junior High
Ninth grade officers campaign underway at Moeek or junior high. Candidates for President include Marlay Bunker Tank Holland Rodger Houtchens and Rows Oliver. Additional candidates listed for other roles include Joann Bemis Helen Manuen Lorraine Puder Dorothy Waldo for treasurer and Janes Welchardt Lea TL dred Norman Pluss Jock Simpson for secretary Angelfio Brown.
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Elasa
Moeek
Setico
Nine Bodies Retrieved as Oregon Coast Town Burns
A forest fire swept Bandon Oregon and nearby communities leaving nine dead and many burned as federal state and local officials combed through 360 to 400 ruined buildings. Damage was about 2.59 million dollars with most residents evacuated or homeless.
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Oregon Coast
Oro
Forest
COC
Tee Brown
Bandon
Dandan
Nazis Give Yank Sailor Term in Jail
Lawrence Simpson a Manhattan sailor was convicted of sedition by the people's court in Berlin and sentenced to three years and 10 months. He admitted planning a popular government with German communist friends and distributing anti Nazi propaganda.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Lawrence Simpsson
Achorkan Saanan
People's Court Today
Mina
Hank Ready Hag
Simpson
S. 9
Manhattan
Local Buyers Pay to Farmers for New Crop Prices
Local buyers offer prices for the new crop with quick payments on spring wheat hard winter wheat and potatoes. The notice lists prices and terms as of late September with terse figures and brief crop descriptions.
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Marquis and Kontar
Post ties new supply for Susan B Anthony stamp
The post insists on priming resources for the Susan B Anthony stamp creating a 60,000 mark surplus and prompting acknowledgments from postal officials. The issue highlights women's organizations and commemorative needs as the first step recalls by the dean.
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Ties
Avaistang
Yeault
Ethel Dulin Dies Sunday at Grealey Hospital
Ethel Dulin, 61, assistant professor of primacy education and supervising teacher at Grealey College of Education, died at midnight Sunday from cancer. Funeral Monday at Macy's drawing room. body to be sent to Tap, Jordanville, Ky. Miss Dulin, born in Madisonville, Ky, held a BS from George Peabody College for Teachers and studied at Teachers College, Columbia University. She taught at the college elementary school and in mission schools, helped found Della Kappa Gamma, and advised the Elementary club.
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Mias Buo
Nutin
College of Education
Trdning School
Greelay ‘Hospital
Macy'a Drawing Room
Tap
Jonaville
Dulin
Madisonville
George Peabody College For
Nashville
Tenn
Aho
Grealey
Teachers College
Columbia University
Nul
Mayter
Urle
Yuhaal
Mia
M. Dulin
Denver
Dilzae Heth Dulin
California
John Turrer
New York
Gly
Sara Turner
Orange
N. J
Fennell Turvar
Nashiville
Gurner
Yeon
Mis
A. T. Harwell
Tulsa
Okla
I. M. Dulin
Los Angeles
Walter Satterfield
Dover
Alex Morgan
Beatties Morgan
George. Morgan
Jenn
Dulit
Thea Lafayatte
Byala Bes
Livingston
Conway, Ark
George Peabody College
Teaghera
Della Kappa Gamma
National Scholastic Educational Society For
Cogburn Satisfied at Naming Smith
Elmer P Cochurn, candidate for state representative, said he declined the vacancy and urged the committee to appoint Moses E. Smith to fill the Dover vacancy left by W. L. Harris. He endorsed James Baleworth, John Wilson, Roy Ray, and Moses Z. Smith as more experienced choices and withdrew from the race. Mr Smith has not yet accepted the appointment.
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Elmer £. Coghurn
Democratic Party
M. B. Smith
Railt
W. L. Harris
Dover
Charles Hewitt
Democratic Charman
Weld County Democratc
Harris
Moses E. Smit
James (Baledworth
John Wilson
Roy Ray
Moses Z
Smith
Hlmer P. Cochurn
Amendment No 5 Discussion Set for October 8
Amendment No 5 will be discussed October 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the Meeker Junior High School auditorium 7730. Colorado Municipal League Bead District 0 and the City of Greeley sponsor. Speakers include G. Btemmedson of Colorado State College Rudolf Johnson of Boulder H. D Bidylgo superintendent of Greeley city schools Lee R. Carrel city finance official Invite extended to all city and district officers and interested parties.
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Meeker
Colorado Municipal Leagus
Lee BR. Carrel
Cline
Fliance
Burglar Tools in Test for Drunk Use
Police mugeons here have added two ass crackers tools to the fr.klte-a ham mer and Tashleht-to tear the aoc Wriety of anterals. With the tools the surgeon deter mines whether the suspect is cold sober, alcoholcally vwsumentative, or jist lain "blotta." A. Le. Tha Lummenr, rubber-teated, sounds out the reflexes of La arms and fogs. Tae flashlght is tied to determize whether normal dilation of the driver's eyes has been afteel 4 by Liquor.
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Deivar
Cola
Million Dollar Snow Damage Looms In Denver Blizzard
Denver records its worst September snowstorm with 17 inches draped city streets. Widespread outages, downed trees, and 50,000 dollar damage to WJ Brannon Sand & Grave Company plant marked the event. temperatures plunged to near 20 degrees as rails faced delays and fires were fought by coordinated crews.
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Breen
Denver
Park Allfoinia
Prin
Gaylord Srent
Eleventh Avenue
Pearl Street
Broadway
Thirtwenth
Uyor
Imo
Brannon Sand & Grave Company
Ab Porty-firs
Slret
Platte River
John S. Wealy
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railway
Pueblo Denver
Jrata
Asilon PaciGe
Doc Magton
Chicaga
Kansas City
Local Firms Bid Low on Faculty Club
Bids opened Saturday for the College of Education faculty club addition show all bids exceed the available funds. Low general contractor bid was Woshler & Forca of Greeley at 77,500, with Olson & Pannock Denver at 81,096 and others higher. For electrical, Herdman Electric of Greeley bid 3,420 and Denver Electric 3,995 with several others above. PWA grant totals 335,226 and bond savings 46,000 reduce available funds to 65,630. conference with PWA engineer George Ball may adjust plans or not award contracts.
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Artie Gresteys Contracting Firm
College of Education
Satuday
Woshler & Fores
Greeley
Nam
Heravian Blackle Co
Gresley
George W. Frasier
Tha Feolloga
George Ball
PWA Jengineer
Colorado
Ball
Woshler & Forca
Olson & Pannock
Denver
Thomas Oates
H. Stenmann
Corbin & Lenvnts
Mrkatiori Company
Dutcon & Kendall
Herdman Electric
Denver Electric
Sturgeor Eleatric
PWA
Board of Trustees
Governor says no special session for unemployment law
Denver reports Governor Johnson ruled out a special session of the Colorado legislature to enact an unemployment compensation law before January 1. He noted discussions with federal officials and said a state law, if enacted now, could be amended later. without it, Colorado would miss federal payroll tax funds. The session would not be called before November elections.
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Annoelivel
Denver
Clovernor Fd
C. Johnson
Colorado
Vincent MM
Miles
Fort. Smith
Ayk
Federal Social Security
Goonay
Strones
Aly St Il
Johnson
Ander
Federal
Sociay seCurity Board
Senate
Ated
Belog
Naor
Accused of Reckless Driving After Wreck
Rodriquez of Pleves faced reckless driving charges after a Saturday evening wreck on a highway east of Granley. She pleaded guilty before Justice HG English, sentence deferred to allow $26 plus costs if levied. The collision damaged Othie Pugh’s car $244 and injured a passenger Gilvert Martines. Pugh’s car sustained $30 damage.
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Tolf Rodriguez
Pleves
Granley
Rodriguez
Rodriquez
Othle Pigh
Kersey
Gilvert Martines
Plerea
Pugh
Eaton
Edward Lutz
Tenth Street
Gresley
B. M. Lutz
Allo Lutz
Luttz
Sys
Cary
Retired Ranchman Dies Here Monday in Greeley
William Jesse Johnston 77 longtime Greeley resident died at Greeley hospital Monday He lived at 2035 Fourth Avenue Survived by his wife Mrs Frederick Johnston and children Fred WW John Johnston Kate Howe Ken Robert Johnston Mrs Nettle Shambaugh Frank Johnston Roy Johnston and Mrs Jane Ducker Arrangements by Maoya Mortuary announced later
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William Jesse Johnston
Greeley
Greeley Hospital
Lts
Fourth Avenue
Mr. Johnston
Prederter Johnston
Fred
Jonna Jou
Limon
Ars
Kate Howe
Ar- Konaag City
Ken
Robert Johnston
Curtin
Nebr
Nettle Shambaugh
Buffalo
Wyo
Frank J. Johnston
Roy Fohnatd
Mra
Janie Ducker
Yort Collinge
Maoya Mortuary Daters
John Hancock to Address Jr Chamber Tonight
John Hancock coach of the Greeley State team will speak before the Greeley Junior Chamber committee at Whddell's tonight. He will discuss the Greeley State Utah game from Saturday and the outlook for remaining Wesley State schedule games. Joby D and BP Browin will also participate in the event.
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John Hancock
Greeley State Ette
Grealey Junior Chamber
Whddell
Onfs
Hancock
Greeley State
Utah
Wesley State
Concheg
Joby
BP Browin
Algo
Fnilee Chamber
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Mounain Pass
Benewit
Odets
Lizh Daleats
Windsor Juotorigh
Une Whdont
Alh
Joseph H. Parker
Barbar Wneravine
Garzone
Associated Prasg
Spain
Madrid
Ehela
Bomba
Francisco Francs
Ronda
Oling Poh Rey
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Banton
Brads
Secreg
Matt Coy
Marshfield
Ore
Woreal Trea
Yank Sailor
Meeker Home Roots
Mosker Junior High School
7Hi
Roberto Balott
Herbara Sethmai
Douglas Qualls
Shirley Brixon
Dorothy Joane Cursberg
Kepneth Hinkle
Bernadine Dolls
Richard Witkineau
Bernadine Hinegardner
Anthony
Ethel Dulin
Cogburn
Glubs Grealay High School
Yeach Dole
Roger Mellon
Johuatown Rea
Will Adress Jr
Chamber
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