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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
7
Hyde reports to President Hoover on farm conditions with indications of improvement in agriculture. The annual review notes lingering difficulties and temporary setbacks, but cites a rebound in prices from the 1930s decline and calls for continued actions on farm mortgages and taxes.
Weld county plans to pave the Greeley to Estes Park corridor with a dust-proofed westward stretch from the county line to the park. City and county officials discuss funding from a three percent gas tax, federal aid, and local matching, with projected cost around 150000 dollars and completion aims in 1923. Community committees coordinate relief work feeding into county projects, including river channel clearing and employment for local men, while noting the broader federal relief program and Red Cross support.
J T Trine of Pan American announced contracts for two types of flying boats to span up to 2400 miles per hop. Lindbergh discussed airship design with reporters, outlining a larger aircraft than today’s Clippers. The fleet aims for long range passenger capacity and higher cruising speed, with details limited by Pan American.
Morgan County farmers report recovering more water for irrigation than in several years. Riverside and Bijon districts receive increased allotments. J M Tile of the Riverside company notes a good year. Great Western Sugar promotes irrigation for better tonnage and higher sugar content. Swanson, utilities executive, dies at 32 in Berthoud, survived by wife Anabela and children Cara Jean and Reginald, plus two brothers.
Senator Adams presses swift action on Philippine policy, warns the nation faces danger while the Philippines remains allied. He promotes international cooperation to address silver pricing and hints prohibition likely to be debated in the next Congress, with a new secretary to be named as the new session opens.
Report from London describes Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain approving a cabinet document urging postponement of wartime debts and questioning sections of the United States stance. Pound marginally up after Cabinet session, stock market mixed with gains in select issues. Paris notes continue discussions on armament reduction and postwar reparations.
The council of the International Chamber of Commerce today rejected raising prices via currency expansion. It called for wholesale and retail standardization and inventories to balance supply. The meeting noted no talk of a Lionar Mebla, and bids on a Wolf Creek Pass highway project were discussed with Low bidder HL Howse at 46,099 dollars.
A garbled page lists student actors and scenes from a school drama program. Names such as Ruth, Ishbel Greer, Helen Wigertt, Betty Snydery, Margaret Roeiler appear among scattered lines. The text hints at a grade level performance with references to a judge, a parade, and a farm setting, but the overall meaning is obscured.
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