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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
4
Attendance across the United States surged in 1933 with 40 of 63 colleges reporting substantial gains over 1932. Denver University set a season total record and Utah posted its strongest turnout in three years, while Michigan, Army, and Navy topped attendance lists in key regions.
Wyoming Governor Nathan A Miller announced the termination of talks with Colorado over a North Platte River water allocation pact. He stated it would be fruitless to continue under present circumstances and expressed regret that an amicable regional agreement among Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska, and neighboring areas could not be reached.
A two year old milking Shorthorn shown by W. P. Corley of Colorado Springs won first in Shorthorn class. Allen Cattle Company of Colorado Springs exhibited multiple Shorthorn animals taking firsts in various categories. Allen herd also earned second and third places in junior breeding and yearling Shorthorn classes.
The article promotes a family night event at the Vouchers Col feue D. A. C. basketball game Saturday night. Two adult tickets and admission for the whole family cost 40 contr. It notes Olander and Hassell Olander will pair up in their first Coop appearance, with Clanier boys facing each other.
In Longmont on December 6 a 19 year old, Lawrence Beauprez, was killed when his car struck a youth cart. The accident occurred near Hore today with a truck loaded with coat fog driven by Cat Schneidiger of Loveland. No investigation will be held.
Washington reports four million unemployed expected to gain work by December 15 as the Civil Works Administration shows progress. Early figures indicate two million placed by last Saturday, with three million more by next Saturday and four point six million by the 16th. Highway projects use significant funds, with 122,860 men employed on highway work under construction using Public Works money. Total estimated work underway or advertised equals sixty two point nine percent of the one hundred million allocated. Meanwhile in Alabama, Clarence Norris, the second of seven Black defendants, was convicted of attacking a white woman near Scottsboro, facing the automatic death penalty. the other indictments await judge W. W. Calloway’s rulings and an appeal in the Norris/Patterson case.
Fort Galling Lambkins travel to Guater hall Friday night to face the Bulldogs in a bid to avenge a 14 to 12 defeat. Coach Jed Rieglan fields a strong club while Bert seems guards the Bulldogs, and changes shift roles as Lorenz and Kellmoft lead the front line. Rivalry intensifies as both teams prepare for a key preseason clash with a 7 PM tip and the main game at 8 PM.
In a post Warm Springs speech President Roosevelt decries lynching as murder and calls for stronger government to protect free press and ensure swift justice. He urges a reformed judicial function to safeguard individuals and communities and to mobilize public opinion toward accountability. The address reflects a resolve to advance civil rights and uphold law.
A collage of confessions from 1933 emerges, including O M Edge in Indiana confessing his wife’s death, Richard Hiley of Chicago admitting robbery involvement, and Ray recounting a California trip after a Wisconsin hold up. Also noted: a bloodstained highway clue near Ponca City, and Colorado county warrants notice calling for payment within 30 days.
The Babe Didrickson era team and star Doan will visit Gresley to play a benefit game at Mocker Junior High gym next week. Ray J. Dogo and the local Athletic association promote the event, with Doan and Jackie Mitchell as major attractions and Shafer and others rounding out the lineup.
A jumble of names and notes from college football, Denver U prospects, and national signals. Mentions include Alabama and Michigan captains, coaching chatter, and players like Tony Austin and Ralph Maag amid ongoing selection discussions and upcoming tests.
Lambda Gams win intramural college swim title at Gantoy Hall arena led by Wayne Berry who set RM records in free style and won four events. Frank Drew tops diving, while Lambda Gam dominate several relay and stroke events with notable performances from Beoch and Johnson among Uptown and Phi Delt rivals.
The Loveland mill team faces a tight schedule as Utley plans changes for the basketball squad after the Saturday game. Coach BH Reed will have just one week to mold the newcomers into a unit capable of matching veteran Gracety Stecit in upcoming contests.
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