21 Dec 1937
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1937
Page
1
Rene Rulkeris aged 45 a former Gravity vile Lal pulive was sentenced to two years in jail and a 500 dollar fine for murder related convictions. The defense attorney secured a 60 day stay of execution. The plea and sentencing occurred Monday in county court as witnesses and officials testified regarding the case.
First reports describe Jos King killed at Fort Lupton with two daughters surviving. Officials say state authorities will register warrants in January amid funds available for treasuries and a large order to pay tolls and rushing. The case centers on a fatality and related probate actions in Redford and surrounding areas.
Kiwahians plan a film party Friday showing Way Out West a Laurel and Mardy comedy at the Sterling Treater. The event starts Friday morning with an expected turnout around 1090, children receive a treat, and proceeds include market prices and local notices.
Three youths pleaded guilty to felony involvement in a Milwaukee area crime spree. George Opalewski drew a three year term, while another received one year and a third was placed on probation after being brought from Green Bay. Municipal Judge Max W. Noli ordered the sentences as defendants were remanded for further action.
Washington dispatch reports former Kansas governor Landon backing President Roosevelt on managing foreign affairs while criticizing Congress. He urged unity and warned against partisan actions harming U.S. diplomacy amid delicate relations with Britain and Japan. Roosevelt replied praising bipartisan restraint and pledges to handle international issues.
Children in the area are invited to a free town theater show at Chief Saturday. A. C. Sisteup of the theater and Chief G. C. Mutter will supervise, with officers assisting the crowd and helping seat placement and safety measures. A community event aims to provide entertainment and protection for attendees.
Greeley public schools close for a brief break from Thursday evening December 25 and reopen Monday January 1. All classes at the Colorado State College of Education campus resume after the holiday.
A garbled report claims millions of silver dollars will be placed in Christmas stockings. It mentions treasury offices estimating amounts and a western region holding most coins, with a slight note about a bold act near a window. The writeup is largely unreadable but centers on hidden wealth and a Christmas context.
Agriculture Secretary Branry Ay Wallace announced eligibility rules for a $497 sugar beet boot benefit to support farmers. County Agent L V Toyne reported compliance criteria including 20 percent 1937 beet crop, three years in succession, and penalties for noncompliance. Eligible farmers may apply by January 1 1938 to receive payments based on 186 pounds per acre phosphate application in specified land conditions.
Postmaster states December receipts to date show a 20 percent year over year gain, driven by Christmas business and heavy snows boosting postal volume. For the first 20 days of December, local receipts reached 4,001.45, up from 7,017.80 for the same period last year, with total mail handled near 43,010 pieces.
A man from Whitehall, Wisconsin, was brought before Justice Ulingles in Fort Lupton after a brief disturbance charge. He received a five day sentence and served one day before release. The case involved the local family and reflected a minor criminal matter in the town.
Washington reports the senate today considered a world trade agreement on a key commodity. A notable Democrat defector, Senator Tous Chal, deserted the cause as 20 other nations moved toward ratification. The pact seeks broad cooperation on production and exchange of the specified sugar product.
Mrs Ray's request to pause a tax levy was denied amid a Garden County dispute over city property in the district court. Judge Collins indicated further proceedings would continue, with defendants represented by Denver and Cree County attorneys. A permanent injunction was not granted, and several related civil judgments remain sealed including Fidgmente and other sums.
Report from Spence Fri Sager describes a serious incident in which two children died and others were wounded. Authorities say the mother admitted actions at the scene and was jailed after officers found the victims at a neighbor's residence. The case raises urgent public safety concerns.
A note announces a Wednesday program at 7130 in Room 2 for young people ages 11 to 26, focusing on glass craft and resin projects. The event, hosted by Special Internst, targets those who cannot stand.
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