Greeley Chamber Hosts Football Talk At Luncheon
Greeley Colorado leaders and football figures met at a chamber luncheon to discuss football in colleges and the state Teachers College. Ewing defended the sport’s role in university life while opponents urged balance with academics. Attendees included coaches, students, and chamber officials citing football’s economic and cultural impact on the region.
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Gotlega
Joseph GO. Wywing
Br. Gyenker
Imericon
Tokthir
State Teachers College
Greeley Halt Kelouk
Ball
Hwig
University of Ulleagorte
Ewhig Sult
Qredern University
Senso Mlanesola
Leareve
Hays
Judes
Aggie basketball squad builds around forward depth
Colorado A and M's Fort Collins campus details a shift in the Aggie lineup as Joe Ryan relies on a forward heavy rotation to fill the pivot gap. Soden Larimore Campbell and Baker back new guard Lloyd White anchors, with Damke and others vying for center and guard roles amid a tight conference race.
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Fort Collins
Feg
Colorado Aggien
Joe Ryan
Aggie
Tommy Saden
Frek Larimer
Herb Bakere
Sommia Campbell
Ryan
Ted White
Kenny Damke
Bud Danian
Lettera
Tucker
Raet Denver High
Kore
Arvnda
Wilon
Eaton
Wagner
Mancos
Altho Wilson
Kerr
Noy
Campbell
Conferance
Reading Ecorete
Soden
Larimoy
Agele
Daker
Cuphomers
Corier
Geveral
Damke
Twe Boargonn
White
Dam‘mano
Froman
Fanketbol
Jim Ffartman
Longemont
Ahd
Jim Metutyte
Denver
Tramn
Wyoming
Colorado Us
Ith
Mines
Agetes
Ryan Alate
Denver Ath+letic Club
Debate Over Southern Northern Football Rivalry Persists
The piece weighs arguments about a long standing two teams system in the state, noting inconsistent past matchups and the clash of southern and northern supporters. It highlights Loveland and Salida Nico Grant, mentions Colorado Springs, La Junta, and Fort Collins, and concludes with uncertainty as to which side holds the edge this season.
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Comrparthyn Keores
Lowe
Nlate Athletic Association
Southern Teame Rayo
Columbia
Stanford Inte afimial Tow Bowl ignites intellectual battle
A storm of comment erupts as football fans dub the matchup the battle of the Intellectuals and speculate on the likely outcome. Supporters from across the nation weigh in with varying opinions on the game’s significance and its potential consequences.
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Stanford
Bpore
History in Making in Seething Asia
The article surveys Asia as a cradle of civilization with ancient cities, languages, and religions. It notes Jewish migration to a homeland, Arab settlement claims, and Asia's modernization embracing Western methods, infrastructure, and governance alongside imperial influence. Great Britain maintains India as a key colonial asset and Turkey and Persia undergo modernization.
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Asia
Juan
Nanda Accheologiata
Ilka
Babylon
Soething Agia
Paleatine
Turkey
Great Britain
India
Clerks' Brotherhood Protests Company Union to Jeffers
Clerks circulate a protest against Jeffers of the Pacific Railway holding company. George W. Fuetty, AF of L affiliate, urges a majority of covered employees seek representation by the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks. Jeffers refers the matter to the Union facilities railroad, controlling Union Pacific and related lines.
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Clerks’ Brotherhood
Jeffers
Frese
Omaha
Neb
Des
W. MM. Jeffers
Banton Pacific Railroad Company
George W. Fuetty
The
Brotherhood
American Federation of Labor
Jeffers Iinto
Uo Brotherhood of Railway and Steanshly
Glorka
Mandieve
Jeffora
Union Facilte Railroad
Task Company
Union, Pacific and
Thrus
Global imperial shifts and local alarms in a fractured era
Rough survey of colonial reach from the northwest frontier to Manchuria and Indo China notes Japan and Korea, French and Dutch influence, revolutions in Siam and the Philippines, plus a San Diego home alarm call about a trap from a washing machine.
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Kipling
Peshawar
Japan
Korea
Manchuria
Chingalnimora
France
Morn Setura
Indo-China
Siam
Philippines
San Diego
Franen
Carson to Question Officials Association Role at Conference
Registrar Noy M. Carson of Teacham College leads faculty to question the Officials Association and conference jurisdiction at a Denver meeting Friday and Saturday. He cites alleged penalties against Teacham by the officials group and seeks clarity on who runs the conference and what powers the association holds.
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Carson
Noy M. Carson
Teacham College
To Hocky T Mountain Conference
Officials Association
Denver
Teachers College
Ghurley Breanahan
Pia
Hancock
Lereakon
Athletic Board
Canfurcuea
Nanad
Greeley
Fand
Louis Vidal
Vidal
Saki
Tha Vollage
Tanel Cook
Teco
C. G
Agsaeia
Salida to face Loveland in high school power clash
Loveland meets Salida on Saturday at 2. Salida, from the southern Colorado district, brings a heavy power lineup and a crushing offense. Loveland counters with a fast defense and a passing attack led by Buck and Berry, aiming to avenge losses and defend the northern conference title.
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Loveland
Golo
Nec
Salida
Atute
Ntale
Lovelanders
Buck
Berry
Cnme
Cate
Fort Colina
Bill Heed
Chotap
Colorado
Hig Aloven Wis
Hig Boys
Greeley Bign
Fort Colling
Wray
Fort Colling Lambking
Federal govt to finance beet sugar factory plan near Avxelated
Report states Congressman Terry Carpenter backed cooperative beet sugar enterprise in Nebraska with Farm Credit Administration advice. The idea envisions a federally funded plant, repaid from profits, to aid beets growers after poor 1932 33 payments. Local growers expect to negotiate contracts, processing and marketing costs to be covered.
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Scotteblatt
Nebr
Dec
Terry Carpenter
Farm Credit ‘Administration
Thole
Pauest
Omala
Seny
Great Western
Students Sell Season Tickets Amid Confusion
Eight college students will market basketball season tickets under supervision of athletic director John Hancock. Four are athletes, four are not, each receiving graduated commissions. Season prices include 3 plus for six conference games, 65 cents per game, with single admission at 39 cents plus tax. general admission 75 cents plus tax. preseason games at 40 cents. no ticket fee.
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John Hancock
Minager
Annduy
Pope Sends U S His Blessing by James A Farley
Vatican reports Postmaster General James A Farley received a papal audience in which Pope Pius XII sent blessing and best wishes for President Roosevelt and the American people. Farley then met with Cardinal Pacelli and planned a meeting with Premier Mussolini.
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U.S
James A. Farley
Vatican City
Phil
Poatmantuy
James A. Purley
United States
Roosevelt
Mee
Farley
Farleya
Cardinal Pacelli
Gute
Vlert
Mussolini
Softball Managers Meet on Thurs at Independent City Hall
Final meeting of softball managers is set for Thursday night at 7 30 in the Independent city hall. Ne y will finalize preparations for the league start next week as Norman Bour in charge of the event says several teams are needed to complete the round robin schedule with games twice weekly. Expense per team will be modest with lights as the main ongoing cost.
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Hie
Jengus
Rul Marbour
Ney
National Guard
Tio
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