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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1934
Page
2
A scrambled November report shows a sharp rise in gas tax collections across October and November. Officials note a 31 percent gain year over year, with total receipts around 104.8 and 27.80 units, amid distribution changes and agency allocations for the period.
A fragmented report notes French insistence that Hitler formally approve a peace settlement. The piece references French officials and the wider political drama surrounding early 20th century diplomacy, with scattered mentions of leaders and regions.
Windsor on December 1 will host a Monday session to organize citizen classes. G Be Taver, Windsor schools superintendent, will lead the meeting with plans for enrollment and class start. Last year's enrollment rose, signaling growing interest.
Officials announced the 1935 license quota of 915 550 for the current year. Motor licenses on sale now at the county office with due dates and late fees. Persons wishing to retain present license numbers must pay their new license before December 16. After that date, numbers will go back on sale.
A congressional inquiry digests a secret chain of gun shipments and illicit submachine pistols linked to gangland violence. Investigators seek origins in Brooklyn shops, tracing stolen weapons and missing parts while evaluating gun supply disruptions and criminal access.
Oakland reports a planned long ocean flight with pilots and navigator preparing for a route to Honolulu Fanning Island Auckland and Sydney Weather concerns delayed takeoff due to north conditions and rain in Handi area The flyer group and captain discuss start timing and fuel needs while Mrs Aubrey Morgan improves after surgery and develops pneumonia in Pasadena California.
Widely spreading winter storm grips the northern United States from Minnesota and Wisconsin to Michigan and Iowa. Heavy snow and high winds paralyze travel, cause outages, and bring dangerous conditions from the Great Lakes to the Plains as blustery cold extends into the upper Midwest.
Twenty five crew members of the freighter Chaluluck were rescued by coast guard near a Muskegon breakwater after hours at sea. They were exhausted and suffering exposure but all reached shore safely as gale conditions lashed the coast.
A troubled report from Tyratlee Nebraska describes a bank robbery suspect dying after a siege at a ghost city near Ue Xeurashi Kansas. Police surrounded a house at night forcing occupants out, with two wounded and one arrest noted among several involved.
Frimudhy reports the death of J Smith Sohnson formerly of rh Iny Kansas City Missouri November 24 pneumonia. Van Henn conveyed to Mount Vernon. Mr Sohnson lived in Greetoy for years and left there about May. He was to be buried and his family widows and kin attend services.
The 1933 Chicago Stock Show opens under strained conditions with heavy crowds and tense displays. Large flames destroy a pavilion while exhibits, including grain and livestock, face high protective costs and strict organization. Royal family selections and vast agricultural shipping attendances underscore the event’s significance.
Carl Tivethauer, a farmer south of Kersey, sustained a leg fracture Friday evening when a pig crowed into him while he was working on a corral. Brethauer is being cared for at his home.
New York officers wait for the outcome of criminal negligence charges in the Nes Jersey shore burning disaster. The defendants, including Lt. Elena and Lt. Evans, stand accused as investigations focus on the General SH One Wes excursion steamer. The trial could set a heavy precedent with potential prison terms and fines.
The Independent League endorses Jackson and urges Governor Johnson to seek reappointment when his term ends in April. The league, with about 12 to 15 members, says it supports the party line and backs the trust duties of officials through the next term.
Permits were issued for several new buildings with various fees noted. The Tollawians TF and others processed payments totaling about $35 for seventh avenue projects. Additional fees included garage and residential permits, while police court fines were levied for offenses including driving while intoxicated and other violations with small amounts recorded, such as 6.50 and 3.50 dollar penalties.
A flood of Thanksgiving guests visited households across the county, with families from Lena, Wi Mas GC, and Va Orta Verdi hosting relatives. Attendees included Mrs. Green of Greeks Airc amt Mes and Mr. Snyder relatives, as well as numerous local residents from Fort Collins to Denver hosting dinners and joint gatherings. Descriptions note dinners, visits with friends, and travel between towns as families mark the holiday.
Supplementary tax list notice announces a public sale at the Weld County Treasurer office starting at 9 00 a m on the specified day. It covers real estate with unpaid taxes for 1984 7 and 1988 and includes penalties interest and costs. The document also mentions Miss Roche taking office and notes political context.
A senior member of the Communist Party Central Committee and a youth league official was killed today in Lenin district Moscow by an assassin. Soviet authorities reported the slaying and described the assailant’s capture.
The fragment shows unreadable OCR with mixed letters and broken words, mentioning possible names and items but lacking coherent facts or a complete event to summarize. No discernible people, places, dates, or organizations can be reliably identified for a proper card.
A fragmented note lists guests and dinners around Thanksgiving. Names include Mr and Mrs Ross, Mr and Mrs Hankley, Dr and Mrs A B Carey, Mr and Mrs Robert Daab, Mr and Mrs G A Nien, Mr and Mrs A M Collins, Mrs Jean Flinnand, Mrs McCall, Mrs John McAkineys, Mr and Mrs Stockflet, and Mr and Mrs Charles Tere. Several visits reference Celarado and Colorado Springs with meals at homes near Ast.
Markets show sharp gains with corn at a recent peak delivering around $1.10 per bushel in some regions. Wheat and other grains rise steeply while few December contracts concluded amid expectations of large supplies.
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