[7][8] On June 18, 1938, he offered a $25 reward for information leading to the arrest of vandals who attempted to blow up a wooden building in Kiwanis Beach park using a powder keg with a fifty-foot fuse.
[12][13] On March 1, 1951, Mayor Benjamin Nelson resigned from office after he was called to active duty in the air force.
[14] Edward Gowdy took over as acting mayor and he and A. W. Trout selected Warren to serve out the remainder of Nelson's term.
[18] In 1952, state Senator George E. Lindell resigned to become an instructor at Francis E. Warren Air Force Base.
Warren, Art Buck, and Raymond Morris were nominated by the Laramie County Democratic Central Committee.
[26] On April 14, 1963, Warren asked Ed Piva to dig a hole in his yard so that a tree could be planted.