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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1935

Page

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Proposed WPA Library Project Faces Policy Debate

Hamilton Hartels and others blocked the library board’s Friday decision on the WPA library project. Hatfield said state law would take effect soon, while the plan includes developing a geography and history file, circulating magazines, and expanding art exhibits for children as part of a broader community program.

WEA Lbrary Board Hamilton Hartels Jerty Hhait Isa Binka AWPA Dloview Whrauy

Dwar Shot and Dwarf Wounded In Tuesday Night Shooting

A chaotic Tuesday night incident outside a tram stop left a dwarf named Macahall Dascolke aged 27 dead in jail and a woman named Kathagan seriously wounded. Authorities say a man fired a single shot after a dispute, and the sheriff described the scene as chaotic with witnesses recounting a tense confrontation.

Tato Wudtunday Macahall Dascolke Hett Argaya Berit Chater Kathagan Marlo Meggetto

VPA To Finish Project Here As Weather Delays

Local officials plan to advance a project for tollage scale grounds and improvements without extra expense. Commissioner Charles O. Hamilton and others discuss funding, deadlines, and site work slated for Wednesday withMeatrloe Ay missioners to review details.

Ark of

Resident of Greeley Since 1879 Is Dead

Mrs Elizabeth Tinker 88 years old of Greeley died Wednesday evening after residing in Greeley since 1879 She was widow of William Tinker who died in 1929 Survived by two daughters Myrtle Tegeat and Anabelle Mobson among four grandchildren Funeral arrangements pending in Greeley Nebraska or nearby localities

Greeley Rlizabeth Tinker Henna Q Sesitent Woylolve Crecey Thaker Stozingston Com Win. Tinker Hessle Rubinsen Guentey Myrtle Tegeat With McCone Morris Young Ay Greeley Anabelle Mobson Carll Foner Alte Win

Tenant Threats Prompt Sheriff Stop Near Frederick

Warrant for seizure of a tenant and owner charged with threats against the landlord was saved by the sheriff. The man faces charges of assault and burglary with prior court actions noted. Justice Cav Wustek presided, suspending a sentence for Newby while Mehale remains in residence.

Winarvest W. Devey Newby Melvale Frederick Sheriff's Office Tureday Melvile Lontde Newby Orsi Justioe Mim MeTala Newby Buttery Cav Wustek Hooderteh Mehale

State Relief Funds Authorized for August Aid

Officials announced 107503 dollars allotted to Colorado and 13 states for August relief under the WPA program. The funds support work relief projects as part of the billion dollar federal program, with August expected to widen and begin distributing aid.

Dolen John Harry Fi. Mookina Works Progress Administration Colorado

Island Grove Park Grandstand Improvement Plan Suggested

Island Grove Park officials plan a grandstand upgrade with a 4100 Hz capacity aim, seeking a $18,000 grant for materials and labor. The proposal, backed by WHA officials, would increase seating, add a large freestanding grandstand, and improve safety and landscaping ahead of fall and winter use.

Island Grove Park U.S Council Pyalert Greeley Greeley Road Karl King Lot Storey Teeetey Clinber Commerces J Isla Grove Indies Edith Att Jackson Field College Athletic Bet Governmene Funda Feaulens Pywell Earl Hamilton Unis Distrit Minterio

Beil Company Official Explains Employee Benefit Plan

A Beil Company official outlined the employee benefit plan focusing on protection against injury disability death and old age with security funded entirely by the company The discussion highlighted the plan as a necessary measure from the standpoint of the company and its business This was presented before the security committee in New York City and referenced the ACT and region wide safeguards The company has 876090 stockholders with about 274000 women and 100000 employees none owning more than 1 percent Mr Rienter described the security program background The article notes the stockholder profile and mentions continued coverage on page 17

Protectinn Ita Infalat Tha Hagarda Aleriiag Ichiav New York City Ehlot Shastatistieg Alviston Die American Telephone and Telegraph Company Snelnk Togwell Mxhintaln Telephone & Telegraph Company Riontey Gard Rienter Aald

Shorts Ordinance Debate Stirs Reup Thoraday Forum

In Neng Nev Aug 1 the women’s forum of Reup Thoraday weighs a proposed ordinance to ban women in shorts and bathing suits on city streets. The draft aims to protect street visibility and suggests stricter dress codes amid local debates.

Reup Thoraday Urek Sereena Mildred Tition Stolmaen

Fragmentary Schedule Snippet From Local Paper

A partial OCR shows a fragmented Thursday schedule or notice with mentions of Caleyndy State College, De Forest Cline, and a death notice at Multday. It references times around 2:06 p.m. and includes scattered names and dates without full context.

Caleyndy State College of Finication Luis Dy de Forest Pendence Prat Quil

County Gets 142290 for New Bridges

Washington Aug 1 President Roosevelt allotted 5,000,000 in works progress administration funds for flood relief in nine states with Colorado receiving 314,000,000 for projects. Ralph O Baird state relief director submitted plans including bridges and water ties. Weld county received 2901 for specific works projects as part of state allocations amid advocacy from Senator Adams of Colorado.

Washington Roosevelt Progress Administration Works Progress Colorado Denver Colorado Springs Ralph O. Baird Direrton Bain Weld Caloraly Admos

Congress Today CArstieiulit Ter in Washington

Congress moves on the national tax and AAA reform as debate and votes edge toward a weekend deadline. Treasury and the White House back continuing measures while lawmakers press for a rapid, broad agreement on recovery provisions and funding.

Carstieiulit Washtuycen Serratry Morpentiau Renae Franee Cou Witten

Oster Gwindler Sought Sheriff Addervsan Case Notes

Oster of Otlevest is sought by Sheriff Gus Addervsan amid ongoing efforts on a Thursday case. The suspect has not yet been captured or prepared for arraignment. Authorities checked multiple patrol routes and cast a wide net without immediate arrests.

Gus Addervsan Eral Patichou

Bullets Fired at Navy Blimp Near Lakehurst

A naval blimp at Lakehurst was struck by bullets during a mysterious attack near the shore. Lieutenant Commander Charley Rosendahl said it was the first such incident since 1928, as two officers and two enlisted men aboard heard gunfire while close to shore.

Lakelurat Nisy Heil YMC Charley FB Rosendahl Ehle Lakehyrat Howater Lin Orean Saint Viewennt Rosendahl

Doctor Slayer Leaves Death Note in Taxi

A garbled OCR story reports a note found in a taxi connected to a murder case. It mentions names like Bauer and Baer, a drive to Navy Pier in Chicago, and a possible engagement. Authorities investigate a suspect Mrs. Baer and a man named Zenge amid unclear, fragmentary details.

Doctor Slayer

Guggenheim Social Study Exhibit Previewed Next Week

A social study exhibit is planned at the Guggenheim, featuring works by students from schools in Texas and Worth, with Ming Su Ye and Leicher among organizers. The event, opening next week, will display student art from the summer and highlight grades revealing evolving interests, as teachers and principal Miss Farrow coordinate, assisted by Ray Moore and Nan Heans.

Boyt Wop Texas Leicher Jomumes Jonice High School Sevt Worth Rose

Lupton Tomato Day Fest planned in Fort Lupton

Fort Lupton prepares for Tomato Day with preparations by Awel Kinal, parade routes, street closures, and dances sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Officials from Weld County and Fort Lupton attend planning meetings as the town and nearby lenders organize activities and harvest celebrations.

Fort Lupton Denver Malu Junior Chamber of Cammeren Fame Lovening Neo Chamber A? Commerce Weald County Fort Sapton

Kemp Visits Weld County Sugar Plants

Kemp toured Weld County sugar facilities with executives Haden and Jiao Mind among others. The visit covered plant operations and preparatory steps ahead of a planned expansion, spanning Greeley and surrounding towns with company leaders and supervisory staff present.

Kemp Weld County Venuh A Alovasiind Winlaon Hatnn Greeley Jokinen Jils Patty McCreary

Druggist of Fort Lupton Dies Thurs

Fort Lupton mourns the death of a local druggist who passed away Thursday after a prolonged illness. He was 68 and had run a drugstore in Fort Lupton for many years. Survived by his wife and several children, funeral arrangements are pending with services at a local church.

Fort Lupton Fort Lian Ang Warry St. Luke's Iuspirat Denver Dori la Hives Junction Med Howe Fort Luplan Tagy Carder Stee Hero Meagall Mimiedwe Anon Clarancy Tipwell

Local Tent Dweller’s Pocket Book Stolen During Theft

A village family living in a tent reported a daytime theft on West Street, with a boy aged 13 suffering a broken neck after a pasture accident. Police investigate loss of a pocket book and missing items from Mrs Ceowley’s store purchase. One survivor, Oziel Meltz, noted as kin, faces uncertainty as authorities probe the incident and a farmer, Weld Man, dies in Denver after a prior injury.

Uragley Greeley Ceowley Prahlers Frank Heid Denver Oziel Meltz Af Erle Cole flaroWd Weber Adam Weber

Tribune Want Ad Hints At 20 000 Readers

The notice advertises a Tribune Want Ad service promising reach to over 20 000 readers. It mentions two features at the Storing theatre, Wedding Night and Silk Nat Kid, with free tickets on the Glassal fled Page, inviting interested readers to participate.

Tribune

State Official Steps in Front of Salute Gun

An incident at a Colorado celebration involved a state official stepping in front of an artillery salute fired by the National Guard. A veteran attendee, Sanford, was struck by a shell fragment and faced injuries. physicians warned recovery may be uncertain. The blast occurred during the public salute as the crowd observed the ceremony.

Mei Macdicns Sanford Siti Bream Fred Te Kenpo Yuna Denver Stratford

Utility bill provision sparks party clash in state legislature

Amid a heated session, Houge Balles leads opposition to a utility bill provision while debate rages over abolition and governance. The House and Senate clash over authority and procedural rulings as votes falter and leaders rail at each other.

Chamber Opens Aid for Oil Paying Applicants

Chamber announces assistance for property owners along Seventh Avenue and Fourteenth Street area seeking district inclusion under the WHA paving program. plats showing property owners on Seventh Avenue to Twenty-First Street are on file, prepared last year by the chamber and available for review. petitions are in circulation with WPA supervisor Eveley Tramition and city superintendent We Th Welsh guiding the process.

Homer Graeley Plata Peterrn Brojeck Eveley Tramiton WPA

Army Testing Mystery Ships at Soxtelo Field

Army officials tested new submarine aircraft during a competitive display on Thursday, August 2, featuring four experimental bombers. Competing firms were from Santa Monica California and Glenn L. Martin Company of Baltimore Maryland, showcasing updated features aligned with Army subaerospace requirements.

Perse Dayton Threaney Soxtelo iSuindiny Whl Art Forpa Officera Thraday Donbers Gern Noel

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