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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1933

Page

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Civil Service Repeal Moves in Senate Readiness

Denver Jan 10 Associated Press reports the repeal of all civil service laws and the headship of the state land board were among measures introduced in the Colorado senate. Senator Ingrund of Montrose leads a constitutional amendment to repeal the civil service code, with Govs Adams and Johnson advocating changes. Other proposals include removing executive heads from the classified list and shifting duties of the jail board to the executive department, plus a capital punishment debate over a gas chamber substitution.

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Complex oil transfer notices and settlements reported

A string of oil transfers and assignments appears, listing individuals such as W B Rennia and Mlonie Al Snyder along with properties described by legal parcel identifiers. Settlements include Roy Baird and Chester Buansd shares, plus multiple notes on royalty interests and property deeds. Denver reports Governor Adams declining pardons, citing a six year no pardons streak and lack of justifying facts.

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Students at Columbia urge abolition of fraternities

The Columbia University Spectator advocates abolishing all fraternities after an investigation claimed 12 Greek letter societies auctioned honorary student positions to the highest bidders. It asserts leaders admitted dictating student governance bodies and promised a new open policy, while noting campus controversy from prior editorials and expulsions.

New York San Columbia University Spectator Vaid Grek Letter Societies King's Crown Board of Povernora Acd Intercollegiaty Rent Harris Ftaed Korinehict

Five in Family Die in Baltimore Blaze

A Baltimore fire trapped five members of Cecil Hewitt's family in a brick dwelling. Cecil Hewitt, 63, his wife Mouda Hewitt, 45, Cecil Jr. 20, Evelyn 16, and Corliss Bowen 26 died. Miss Netlip Young, 60, escaped by jumping from a second story window and was hospitalized with a broken leg and burns. The blaze began on the first floor and blocked the stairway, cutting off exits for the sleeping residents.

Baltimore Eatory Cecil Hewitt Mouda Hewitt Cecil, Jr Evelyn Corliss Bowen

Joyce Tuile Ford born to Windsor parents in Kimball Neb

Stork Express Windsor Inn reports the birth of Joyce Tuile Ford on January ?. The baby’s mother Char John Evang is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ju J. Bens of Windsor. The item notes a local birth and family lines.

Windsor Inn Cheford Fivertson Kimball Neb Joyce Tueile Mother Way Char- John Evang Ju J. Bens

Junior Play Cast at Ault Selected

Cast list for ails at Ault shows selections for a three act comedy Jimmy Be Careful by Lillie Mortimer. Names include Tillie Blake maid Gisaze Johnson Pietro Julian Lopez Emilie Blake Jessie Davia Jim Fletcher Verna Blake Nina Dobbs Aunt Ellen Meana Ma Blake Geneva Harris Willie Blake Dwight Johnson Marshal Brown Bob Seela stage names Bob Morton John Bopha and Phyllis Carroll. Directed by Mira Williams.

Autt Claus Ware Mosday Don Telching Jimmy Lillie Mortimer Tillie Blake Gisaze Johnson Pietro Julian Lopez Emilie Hliake Jessie Davia Jim Fleker Verna Carl Swanson Bia Blake Emilie Nina Dobbs Ellen Meana Ma Blake Mattie Brooka Verna Blake Geneva Harris Willie Blake Bob Morton John Bopha Go Jmes Phyllis Carroll Fender Mira Wiliams Junior Eponnar

Milliken Odd Fellows and Rebekah Install Officers

Joint installation of Milliken I O O F and Rebekah lodges conducted after the regular meeting with deputy grand master Altyater and Mrs. Elvira Wilburt presiding. Officers installed included M. J. Brown and Anna Blood as grand marshals, with names of numerous lodge officers listed. A social hour followed, hosted by entertainment committees, and a deer head trophy from deer hunting was noted in the town hall. Also mentions bicycle license delinquency for Greenley owners with 1933 plates due by January 1 and new licenses required.

Milliken Odd Fellows Rebekahe Milliken Miliken Allellow Rebekah Dett. O. IT Altyater Elvira Wilburt M. J. Brown Anna Blood Charles Stroh Flosa Altwater Albert Garner Stu Grace Abbott Frank Mellon Bantantha Greenlee Jobut Christy Huby Deffenbaugh Joe Hamilton Lauaie Weager le Brooke Noble Grand H. E B. Hightower J. D. Boaselt Jack Mortifield Lravemror Hebekah Arn Willa Hightower Hable Grand Lydia Sizoh Samanthe Qrennies Violet Roush Thankful Meila Chaptain Edna Culver Florence Zerlenou Floss Alivaler Anna Hightower Eupportera Eda Brown Frankie Wil Mis

Markets Omaba cattle and hogs price report

Cattle and calf market notes from Omaha and Denver on Jan 10 show mixed demand with bulls cows and feeders steady to weak different regions. Highs and lows noted for steers yearlings and vealers, plus a Denver potato and grain market snapshot and a trackmen meeting slated for January 16 1933 in Judge English's court.

Omaba Omaha Everal Wweights Naulec Ashop Couree Uiendy Otrong Teacherhel Hood Denver Jan Atockera Toad Onsoldry Wight Flis Jose Pativer Kansas City Kaneza City Saveral IBM Colorado Ahlp Meénia Thera Fareare English’s Court

Code Bill Expected To Pass House In Colorado

Governor Johnson's administration code bill to reorganize state government is introduced in the Colorado House after inauguration. Democratic leaders expect quick passage. debate includes capital punishment proposals with Senator Ammons favoring lethal gas chamber as a humane method.

General Assembly Edefa Pulce Ug Neara Johnson Senate Teller Ammons Denver Colorado Atite Nevada Ammona

Lester Defends New C U Dorm Policy in Face of Boulderites

Acting President Oliver C. Lester defends Colorado University’s plan to build a women’s dormitory funded by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. He disputes Boulder residents’ charges, says the project will not raise local taxes or burden merchants, and argues it will aid employment and state needs while maintaining normal attendance. The 600 word statement follows a recent faculty and administration meeting and is viewed as the university’s final comment on the matter.

Boulder Golo University of Colorado Oliver C. Lester Reennatrictian Finance Corporation Isullords Tmt Hart Boulder Gil Lester Ln Whlen Womers Clors

Mirror Fourth in Collegiate Press

The Teachers College Mirror placed fourth in the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Press association contest conducted during a three day meeting in Laramie. Charlie E. Lounsbury of the Rocky Mountain News judged first. Utah Chronicle of Utah University earned second. Top of the World from Western State College took third. Mal Weiss of Trechora College headed the conference as president, with Glen Wilkinson of Brightm Young succeeding him.

Teachers College Mirror Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Lie Laramie Rocky Mountain Collan Colorado Agrics Charlen E. Lounsbury Rocky Mountain News Utah Chronicle Utah University Wan Secon Ang Western State College Mal Weiss Trechora College Glen Wilkinson Brightm Young

College Band To Perform in Assembly on January 1L

College band under J. J. Thomas will present a recital during the regular assembly period in Gunterbud. Abe Milstein and Ralph Harmer accompany. The program includes Gugrany Overture, Nutcracker selections, Technikowsky pieces, a novelty number, ballet selections, and dances from Henry VIII. Also noted are deaths and funerals for Mrs. Jensin Kirtland of age 72 and Olga Ve Walso of Platteville with services announced.

Teachers College J. J. Thomas Gunterbud Thomas Abe Milstein Ralph Harmer Technikowsky Ralph Furnier Mungry Witton Fredhing Bob Zlnmermes Kenneth Sizer Lloyd Harmar Roy Maley RU Burr Daned Hors Panetiletti Ballet Nombere Jenry Ada Milstein Jensin Kirtland Mire Robert Martin Albuquerque N. M Earl Moztly Albue Ilernué Gan Berouy Nobert Marks

Death Sentence Commuted as Beatrice Ferguson Snipes Noted

Beatrice Ferguson Snipes, widow Beatrice, whose husband G Ty Wale lived near Oskiany California, was connected to an execution sentence commuted to prison. The court ruling followed a public auto sale advertisement by an unnamed dealer, with Beatrice connected to a family including Lowe and Enochgon relatives.

Plattain Cor Eress Lohimbin Beatrice Ferguson Snipes Mater

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