Word: denver
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...noted with interest TIME'S triple negative (TIME, Feb. 1) called to your attention by Mrs. C. I. Wurster of Denver, Colo. [TIME, Feb. 15], but still believe that I have the world's finest example of the triple negative...
...testimony, offered to the country in the last campaign, there is no reason to believe that the crisis arose before election day. . . . The President's chief appeal for votes was based on the claim that he had met a crisis rather than postponed one. Speaking at Denver, he declared that the Government had 'sought and found practical answers to the problems of industry, agriculture and mining.' ... If the country now faces a crisis, it is a constitutional crisis, and it is of the President's own making...
...siding. In the East, almost universal adoption of double tracks has eliminated this trouble, but in the West many railroads are still largely single-tracked. Last week, one such road, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, announced that it had reversed the old adage. Burlington has cut train time between Chicago and Denver from 30 to 16 hours by introducing streamliners which are on the line so short a time that they only meet or pass about 20 other trains to the standard passenger train's 30. Result: a speed-up of all traffic along the line...
...Rocky Mountain Conference, also divided into two sections, last week's biggest games were Colorado, Eastern division leader all season, v. Colorado College. By winning twice, 39-to-31, 35-to-32, Colorado got a chance to clinch the division title against Denver this week. Western division winner is sure to be either Utah or Utah State which also play each other this week, in Salt Lake City...
...rustle enough skilled labor to do the job in a hurry. Even last year reports of labor shortages cropped up continually-of bricklayers in Duluth, of ironworkers in Kansas City, of all trades in Des Moines, of various trades in such assorted communities as New York City, Baltimore, Denver, Los Angeles, Altoona, Pa., Ann Arbor, Mich., Charleston, S. C., Tucson, Ariz. The shortage had by no means reached the boom stage, when contractors "pirate" building mechanics on their way to work, enticing them away from other contractors with extra-fancy bonuses. But the bonus wage in 1937 is no longer...