Frasier seeks million for decade of college improvements
President Frasier announced to state officials a ten year request to the legislature for about one million dollars in improvements at Colorado State College of Education. The plan includes a new heating addition, a library rebuild, science and mausoleum spaces, an auditorium, and other facilities to support growth and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frasier
Colorado State College of Education
Mrdteg
Georgs Wfraeler
Trasier
Ptatemant of
Theneedy
Governors Office
R. U G. Montgomery
Badeet Coramiestone
Minmpers
Staty Planning Commission
Publis Yale
Hes
Lonyear
Frasigrave
Minsle
College
Iheome Falls
Denver Jasquary
State Planning Commission
Committee On Public Works
College of Education
Stite Hospital
Pi ‘Blo
Grand Function
Boys' Industrial School
Golden
Colorado University
School of Mines
Golf
Adams State Teachery College
Alamosa
Colorado General Oepilut
Danver
Colorado State College
Port Colling
Fort Colina
Traster
Atx
JTL
Red Potatoes Hit $2.00 and Loadings Rise
Greeley potato market reports strong prices and high yields with U S No 1 red potatoes at 1.96 to 2.00 and loadings about 40 carloads. Lucerne 133 carloads and broad distribution to eastern cities like Atlanta and Pittsburgh. improved pest control and high yields cited along with steady to higher market reports from the U S Bureau of Markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Grealey
Spad Row
Tor the
Tribune
Sperling
U. S
Lucerne
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
U. S. Bureau of Markets Daily
Inga
Nebraska
Chicago
Cave
Colorado
Colorado McChiven
Potato Day at Institute Addresses Weld County Potato Growth
B R Blas of Greeley spoke at the Weld County Farmers Institute on potato production improvements. He cited improved methods, seed stock, and spray control for flea beetles and psyllid damage. Questions on advertising, packaging, and potential 600 bushel per acre yields were raised for discussion at next week’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
B. NR. Blas
Greeley
Weld County Farmers Institute
Mr. Blise
Tia Tarmera
Truck and plow wreck on Glunmers Island shore
A city truck with Brow plow broke through ice on Glunmers Lake near the island shore on Thursday while removing snow. Driver Asi Smith and a downtown wrecker freed the vehicle as it sank, tires and wheels partially submerged and the plow halted on the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glunmers Lake
Vaa
Skalore
Asi Smith
Ahorn
Wheela
Fla
Coldest Night Hits Greeley With Subzero Temp
On Wednesday night and Thursday morning the mercury fell to six degrees below zero in Greeley and nearby areas while daytime highs reached 28 degrees above zero. Firemen responded to alarms from smoke near frozen water pipes, revealing a cold, hazardous night across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Pope Pius XI Weakens as Vatican Montiors Health
Vatican officials report Pope Pius XI growing weaker in a slow decline. Relatives are kept close and nursing staff heightened as concern rises over a possible blood clot dislodging from his paralyzed left leg and entering heart or brain, risking fatal outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vatican City
Papa Pia
Vatican
Paypal
Brothera
Hospital Addition Plans Placed Before County Board
County commissioners hear proposals for a three story hospital addition estimated at 590000 dollars. Plans call for a new front entrance and expansion of north and south wings to provide administrative offices and more patient rooms while improving privacy and access. Architects Bidney G. Krager and Bubuhow Ieyt present design details and cost estimates, with final figures yet to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Bidney G. Krager
Orevlsy
Bubuhow Ieyt
Nenver
Milin
Fowti
Norge
Hot Waa
den Ver Children's Hospital
Prartor Saii
Hoe
COC
Neutrality Act Battle Splits Senate Over Mandatory Provisions
Washington, Dec 31. Congressional leaders push quick neutrality act update banning army shipments to civil war participants. Debate centers on making embargoes mandatory or discretionary. Roosevelt seeks broad discretionary powers while Senator Vandenberg urges mandatory limits but not full executive restraint. Leaders plan a discretionary approach to be introduced after next session convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Noosevelt
Seventor Yardenberg
Rep
Michigan
Vandenberg
Senate
Spain
Roesevelt
Pittman
Mo‘Reynolde
House Foreign Relations
Stores Close on Jan 1st in Greeley and Town
Greeley stores and county offices will observe New Year’s Day January 1 with no post deliveries. The Greeley Tribune will publish as usual. Two rescued on pleasure ship Monte Carlo after it ran aground. coast guards retrieved two men. names not yet confirmed. Denver reports Dr George A Gloun proposes first-offender spanking law for youth. judges to allow spanking and probation instead of confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Court House
San Diego
Calif
Coast
Tursca
Monte-Carlo
Uon
Denver
George A. Gloun
Glenn
MacKay Case Dropped as Friend Search Cited
Charges of disturbance filed against Robert MacKay 24 of 121 Crawford arrested for peeping activities near Greeley were dismissed by Judge H H Harbaugh. The judge noted MacKay claimed he searched for a friend he could not locate and was not peeping through windows. In separate court actions, Harry Justice of Denver paid a fine for a grant related issue. Traffic fines were handed to Vern Baker Melvin Hamilton Don Snodgrass and John Seafs for stop sign violations speeding license issues and an accident report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert MacKay
Crawford
Pullee
Greeley
Pollnd
H. H. Harbaugh
Polloe
Harbaugh
Young Mast
Harry Justice
Denver
Vern Baker
Fifteenth Street
Melvin Hamilton
Twelfth Istreet
Don Snodgrass
Tenth Avenue
John Seafs
Chang Given 10-Year Term by Military Court
Nanking December 31 reports Marshal Chang Masih Liang was initially sentenced to fifteen years in prison for alleged charges linked to retaliation. The sentence was reduced to ten years after the court martial’s clemency. Chang, escorted by heavy military guards, had surrendered and released Premier Chiang from captivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Nanking
Marschal Chang Masih Liang
Origom
Chiang Kai Shak
Chiang
Chang
Japan
Hoffman Denies Lindbergh Ransom Money Find Report
New Jersey Governor Harold G Hoffman dismissed a Philadelphia Record claim that a $24 500 gold backed ransom stash tied to the Lindbergh case was found by a state trooper The state police chief Colonel Mark Kimberling called the report untrue and said the investigation remained quiet The Record alleged discoveries and put pressure on Hoffman to reveal details while Hauptmann case officials denied any money had been located and Hauptmanns widow remained involved in the inquiry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Previattranton
N. Jy
Crom
Harold G. Hoffman
Associated
Pega
Philadelphia
Tonleht
Lindbergh Vansont Mouney
Bruno Haupteaa
New Jersey
Tipthnal
Personk
Tomorow
Trapton
N. J
Mark 0. Kintherling
Atata Pollés
Rinharg
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Trenton
Hoffman
Hauptmann
Nerde
Ila
Anna Hauptmann
New York
Senator Injured in Taxicab Accident Report
Senator Joseph Gultey of Pennayivana was injured in a taxicab crash today and taken to a hospital. After preliminary examination attendants said his injuries do not appear serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gultey
Pennayivana
Lakty 10
Second Mattson child abduction ad raises ransom claims
Tacoma Washington December 31 reports a second Mattson ad suggests the kidnapper demands a ransom of 25000 and a contact plan. The Mattson family maintains silence amid conflicting leaks about the boy Charles Mattson aged ten carried from his home Sunday night by a masked attacker. Father Dr W W Mattson denies statements about ransom talks. Local authorities probe the possibility of a ransom intermediary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bentile
Tne
Hs Tv Editae
Mable
Ann
Mabe
Charles Mattson al Tagaini
W. Wy Mattaon
Enid
Mattson
Vea
Tacoma
Wasi
Charlee Mattson
Br. W. W. Mastson
Gus B. Aprelman
Starch Reports Rural Improvements in Three Mountain States
Starch, regional director of the Resettlement Administration, reported Colorado, Wyoming and Montana showing notable but uneven improvements in the past year. In 1936 the administration paid out 4,356,477 dollars to 884,06 farmers in Colorado while the rural rehabilitation division aided 5,093 farm families across the three states, with the average family loan about 84 dollars in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Mountain
Denver
Resettlement Administration
Colorado
Wyapming
Montana
Some of State's Best Seed Will Be Shown Here
Weld County seed show opens next week at the county agent's office for a three day run January 6 7 and 8 Demonstrations by Weld county growers highlight improved seed quality with at least 15 samples of Botetons corn and grain winners from the state show at Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Weld County
Weld Srowers
Stata
Colorado Springs
Dr Mattson Carries On In The Usual Way
Hippo crates ghost nods approval as Dr W W Mattson continues practice in Tacoms Washington with no change in manner. Abductor killed in Texas gun battle near Port Izivaca as Wade W Smith of Chinata identified. gunman wounded after attempting to abduct a family with Mrs Boat Wasaerman and daughter Bennis Mey present. Dr Treomer, county health officer, notes details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izivaca
Texas
Sharite
Calhoun County
Wade
Smith
Chinata
Troemer
Heal
Boi Wasaerman
Bennis Mey
Secret Service appointment made by Morgenthau
Washington January 1 pranks aside former internal revenue official prankster J. Willi to head the Secret Service today by Secretary Morgenthau. He succeeds William Moran who retires after years of service prior to retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Loo
J. Willi ‘Gon
Internal Revenue Bureau
Nvestisatu
Aad
Ft ‘Hn
Secratihy Morgenttin
William, II
Moran
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. Ationwl
Crabbe Hall
Cranford Hall
Mellon
Paul Mallor
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Lojney the Wik
Catherina Conover Mellon
Treasury
Tim Cortez
Aviog
Ringlowa
Theodore ‘Vegtman
Carl Landingeny
Platte Valley Irrigation Company
Pred Ayens
Lee
Jon
Johnson WT
Carrell
John Stoltfiger
Clay BR
Apple
Ben King
Ward
Institute
Gresley
Ira
Twelfth Avenue
Tunta
Pope Pius XI
Merchant Tribune
Tenth
Twelfth Avenues
Randall Hoover
Mirjal Hoover
Eighth Street
Mesker Junior High School
Greetoy Boy Scouts
Randall
Luxurloug Yacht Safe
Aresa
Los Argeios Dee
Radiomarine
Max Vielschmann
Yeast Mnanutcyturer
Capitalist
Santa Barbara
Fielschmann
Serew
Lower
California
Mexico
Thompson
Jake Thompson
Tostice E
Engliah
Clay Wise
Sterling
Shareta
Komar
Baroy
Rod Ee Ag
MacKay
Mes
Viola Wickline
Jackson
Fee
Hindman
Johnny Shepherd
Shepherd
Harvey
Joe Photel
Seattle Times
Dr. Mattson
Wicon Honda
Servius
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!