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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1937

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Fair Split Of Sugar Income Warning Amid Spain Crisis

Germany and Spain clash over seized cargo as Berlin threatens to hand German cargo to Franco’s insurgents if Basque authorities do not release it by Friday. British naval pressure and fascist volunteers complicate the Spanish conflict as Madrid braces for more bombardment and civilian displacement.

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International War Fears Grow From Spanish Conflict

The piece notes a global shift of responsibility as Nazi and Iberian tensions rise. Basque coastal defenses and German naval activity near Bilbao heighten the sense of imminent broad conflict. Britain moves ships to Spanish waters after Ferth and Blackhill incidents draw imperial attention.

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Rayburn Wins Leadership of Major Party

Rayburn narrowly triumphs for House majority leader over John O Connor in a vote of 184 to 127. The Texas Democrat has backed utility and securities acts and led key committees, shaping the coming congressional agenda amid Democratic unity efforts and Republican organization talks. Senate Democrats reelect Robinson as floor leader and Lewis as whip as Tennessee’s McKellar and others move through the Capitol.

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Meet Your Little Merchant Tribune Carrier

Triune subscribers living in the district between Teuls and Thirleenth west of Thirleenth avenue are served by Little Merchant carrier Engraud gun. Mr and Mrs Merrill Je Huth of 180 Second street Dinner is 16 years old and in Me anth grade as Mucker Juntor igh Music activities interest with mag at adhgol. He plays 2 clarinets in the school band and orchestra, is a member of the glee club, a summer hobby Dimer hag tole én up bird study and tumuling an extensive seraji book along with his verding and observations of Lis aubrey sect. Ice glazing and basketball are hits favorite winter diversions.

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Mattson Kidnaper Hunt Ends In Silence

Tacoma Washington Jay 5 Hopes for the welfare of 1 year old Mattson increased as the Kidnaper hunt ended without word from the victim. Dr W W Mattson asked officers to stop the search while noting the ongoing investigations and limited public contact.

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College of Education halts meetings as flu spreads

College officials announced temporary cancellation of all student activities for two weeks after a flu outbreak. President George W. Frasier urged precautions, seating students apart and avoiding large public gatherings while noting cases are not yet epidemic. Local schools report normal to below normal attendance in several districts.

College of Education Marblig George W. Frasier Frasier Altho Eleasrocima Etd

Witness Tom Potter Crooned Sweet Adeline After Wreck

Testimony in a Longmont district case described Tom Potter and two companions leaving a Packard crash scene then singing Sweet Adeline at a Fort Lupton doctor’s office. Willa Higgins, Port Lupton resident, was among those paid monthly city aid. The suit seeks $22,600 for personal injuries and property damage from the collision that damaged the Aughinbaugh home and business.

Tom Potter Adeline Thomas W. Potter Canning Company Twngmont Raning Company Longmont Bown Doctare Port Luptana Packard Potter Bar Auguniaugn Port Lupton Red W.senfnld Fort Tapton Mra Aughinbaugh Brighton Wallo Saupson Maley Potter Sing

Secretary Perkins Urges Labor Arbitration

Secretary Perkins urged labor arbitration after a conference with President Roosevelt to reduce auto strike tensions. She said both sides should seek progress through negotia tion rather than sensational press battles. The labor secretary noted she discussed the issue with the president and civil liberties concerns were being prepared for a Senate inquiry into General Motors and labor relations.

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Congress of Roosevelt Awaits Message on Neutrality and Relief

Washington Soon the 7th Congress opens under Roosevelt presidency amid hopes of stability. Garner and Trimble deliver sharp addresses as lawmakers anticipate Roosevelt’s annual message on national policy, federal relief costs, and potential constitutional wage amendments. Rayburn leads as Bankhead pursues speakership.

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Auto permit deadline nears for 1937 licenses in Green ley district

The Green Ley office of the State Highway Patrol issues two week deadline for chauffeurs and operators to obtain new 1937 licenses. Patrol chief Frank A Berger warns drivers that all operators must have updated operator licenses by January 1 and those without will be summoned to court. The 1936 license expired December 31 and must be replaced.

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Severe Cold Wave Alerts and Snow Across State

Denver reports a cold wave from Canada may push temperatures below zero with heavy snow and icy roads. The weather bureau forecasts severe wind chills and possible crashes as motorists face slick conditions. Sheridan records two below, Yellowstone Park sees four below with heavy moisture.

Denver Canada State Highway Department Weather Bureau Bis Haury Stow Ue Department Sheridan Gore Yellowstone Park

Plea Guilty in Windsor Disturbance Case

Lynne Plead Guilty Wilson Lynn aged 18 and Clarence Lynn aged 25 of Windsor were fined a total of 8.70 dollars in Garden City police court after pleading guilty to causing a disturbance at a local winner Hen Olly Indl Wook incident.

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Local buyers pay to farmers for wheat and produce

Local buyers report purchase prices for wheat and crops including Marquis and Komar Lyon varieties at 2.07 for hard winter. Ceres spring wheat and oats, barley, pintos, and potatoes show prices from 1.85 to 1.90. January 5.

Marquis and Komar Lyon Ceres

Beet Growers Debate Northern Montana Admission

The annual stockholders meeting of the National Beet Growers Association opened in Montana with discussion over admitting Northern Montana as a new district. Delegates argued whether a small association should join regional structures to gain representation while avoiding a bloated national board. Northern Montana faced opposition from Montana Wyoming regional directors and Utah delegates, with a temporary withdrawal ordered.

Northern Montana Best Growers Association Hatriet Chinook Mont Aimember Faye Lia National Beet Growers Essociation Hie William, Pappler Zurch National Montana Object T. & Rawlins Droger Utah Jana T. B. Haddleston Billings W. J. Gorst Worland Sanford Pueblo Arkinauy Rawlins George FH. Wilson Clarksburg Calt

Federal Soil Legal Expert Speaks at Farm Institute

Robert Shields of Washington D C a federal soil law expert will speak at the Weld County Farm Institute meeting held at the courthouse Wednesday morning at 11 16 or 11 30. The talk titled The Necessity for the State Pisgli a Soil Conservation Act will address soil conservation policy.

Federal Soil Legal Expert Farm Institute Robert Shields Washington, D. C United States Agriculture Galfellor Generals Office Weld County Farm Institute Court House Nav Tlona Beet Growera Association

Sugar Beet Industry Faces Government Dependence Debate

George E. Farrell, director of western division, AAA, spoke Tuesday arguing the sugar beet trade risks a goldfish bowl if income splits aren’t fair between farmers and processors. He outlined a 1937 plan linking producer allotments to 1937 acreage, stressing rising public interest, tighter government scrutiny, and calls for fair income division and improved agricultural labor conditions.

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