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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1932

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Woman Demands Impeachment of German Leaders at Reichstag

Fraulein Zetkin and other advocates, including a communist leader, urged the Reichstag to impeach President Van Stradenburg and Chancellor von Papen, accusing them of constitutional violations. Nazis outside the building cried “Germany, awaken!” as police kept order after clashes near Potsdamer Platz.

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Pretty Widow on Trial as People Storm Court

In Cook County a crowd marched into the courthouse as Mrs Dorothy Pollack widow goes on trial for murder of her husband. The trial drew crowds and guards were present to maintain order while prosecutors detail the fatal day July 27. The defendant stood silent as testimony began about her alleged motive and prior relationship.

Associated Press Dorothy Pollack Witsw Joe

Preparations For Record Eclipse Event Draw Astronomers

Approximately 200 astronomers from multiple institutions gather in Naw Bogland for a total solar eclipse. Harold R. Becker travels from Omaha to join the Portland contingent for eclipse study with Dr. Louisa Stocks of Wesleyan University among others. Observers plan high altitude flights to photograph the eclipse and test sky theories with institutions including Northwestern University, Harvard, and Case School of Applied Science participating.

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Market News Across Regions Aug 30

Market reports from Omaha Denver and Kansas City show cattle and hogs steady to higher with active demand. Prices for calves steers and heifers range, with hogs top around 4.00 and sheep showing strength. potato and poultry markets noted steady demand and prices.

Omaha Denver Calyen Ateady Ted Mahesteera Tom Vealera Nyaetica Tarabe Aupel U. B Markey Menter Ang - Yo

Chamber Votes Not To Oppose Greeley Water Bond Issue

Directors of the Greeley Chamber of Commerce voted 3 to 2 not to oppose the proposed $223,000 Greeley water bond issue for pipes, construction, and other improvements. The decision followed a two hour discussion and cited the need for emergency expenditure if water and park use is restricted.

Chamber Greeley Greeley Chainbar For Commerce Walter Arte Beaman Seaman Isaue

Helipse and Eclipses Explained in Astronomical Notes

An article explains partial and total solar eclipses, noting the smaller orbit of the moon causes more frequent lunar eclipses than solar. It cites Dr. F. R. Moulton of Chicago University on eclipse frequency and describes the visual progression as the sun’s western edge darkens before total obscuration.

Ters F. R. Moulton Chicago

Changed event summarizes a string on changed beans

The fragment notes a sequence of phrases about changed events and beans with garbled names and dates. It mentions Ttuttertat and RAGS Cloge Caro in a likely stray OCR line and an unclear September related reference.

Mellon and Mills Meet in New York Finance District

Ambassador Andrew T. Mellon and Lloyd Mills, successor as secretary of the treasury, conferred in New York on undisclosed subjects. Mellon made two visits to the financial district. They left together for Wall Street and later Mellon returned to his hotel for lunch before Mellon and his secretary drove away in a car.

Fress New York Andrew TW. Melion Dain Mills Ins Secretary of the Treasury Mellon Financial District Mafton Washington Mie Hite Wall Street Melton

Births and notices from Stork Express column

Alex Weitzel of route four box 118 Greeley announces the birth of a girl at the Oreeley Koepstad Tuesday morning. Aull Aug 90 Dorn to Mr and Mrs Orville Green of All a sen Buadsy evening.

Snd Nira Alex Weitzel Route Four Box 118 Greeley Oreeley Koepstad Dorn Orville Green

Bass fingerlings to be placed in Latham Reservoir

The Izaak Walton League of America chapter announces the release of bass fingerlings into Latham Reservoir. Fingerlings supplied by the U S Bureau of Fisheries are expected to arrive, with details on quantities still unclear. The league holds a fishing-rights option for 20 years, renewed for 10, and plans to finalize spring 1946 stocking.

Lathan Reservoir Thin Waok Ue Weld Izaak Walton League of America ILC Bureau of Fisheries U. S. Department of Agrical Duys la Salle Janckey Illy Song Fool Tong

Wheat Drops With Stocks and Cotton Market Slip

Chicago reports show a downward trend across wheat, cotton, and stocks with early gains erased by selling. Corn advanced to its largest volume in months as commissions stayed active and prices remained unsettled, while provisions eased and futures closed near day’s lows.

Chicago Liverpool

Haizlip Sets Transcontinental Flight Record in 10 Hours

Floyd Benett Field reports Haizlip flies Los Angeles to Cleveland then New York in a Beechcraft Beodix trophy race, shattering the cross country speed record with an average near 279 mph. Turner and Wedell-Williams also compete, refueling and landing at Cleveland en route.

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Garden Club Hears of Bulb Culture at Meeting

Garden club members discussed bulb history growth and culture including Avlins Narcissus and tulips. Mrs Aiteos Flukens of Denver praised tulip bulb breeding and deep planting while noting Dutch bulb industry links. local leaders may attend the federated garden clubs meeting in Des Moines in October.

Garden Club Tofort Lie Grieley Garden Club Boniay Aiteos Flukens Denver Flukwui Colorado Bresdar Flukena Holland Netherlands Pevala Fish of The Colorado Liberation of Garden Clubs Federated Garden Clubs Des Holhes D. C Roger of Greeley Atute Federation

Train Victim Identified as Haxtun Resident

A train victim found near Fort Morgan Monday was identified as Herma Horner of Haxtun by railroad agents. Horner, 80, formerly worked in Sterling, left a faded tattoo on his right forearm and a hat from a Sterling clothing shop used to confirm identity. He was married with five children and was employed in guard work when he fell from a Union Pacific freight train. Local authorities held him yesterday.

Sterling Cole Ace Fort Morgan Herma Horner Flaxtun Horner Talon Union Pacific Nurlal

Weathered records show Rocky Mountain snow and wind

Aug 20 reports from Denver describe heavy rain and snow in the Wasatch range and surrounding western Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming. Mountain routes near Salt Lake City and Steamboat Lake saw slick roads, with mixed precipitation across Ball Lake and Bear River Pass areas. Clarence Perriyant and Kiwanis figures attended a convention amid forecasts of 6 to 18 inches of snow in higher districts.

Las Vorlalad Denver Utah Colorado Montana Wasatch Mountains Salt Lake Bieror Taka Ball Lake Wyoming Trecting Binterketone Park Nation of Montana

Denver extortion case tied to gang alleges arrest

Police charge a man connected to an extortion gang in Denver. The case involves alleged threats by two accomplices during a confrontation in a storefront. One witness named Joy Bainstrer and another person, George Daly, are noted in the report as involved.

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Contest Buys Names For Distriguters Promo Prize

A scrambled notice invites readers to submit names for a distracters tooth powder promotion offering a 25 dollar prize plus a 50 dollar bonus for the best choice. Contestants must mail their suggestions to Hollywood Co., 1084 Avenue, Hollywood, by a 1932 postmark.

G Namie Dred Fitty Olla Hollywood Co Biudto Hollywood

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