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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1937

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Cincinnati Flood Losses Top Forty-One Million Dollars

Floods spread across multiple states with heavy rains driving the Ohio River basin. Cincinnati police estimate property damage above 41 million dollars as thousands evacuate, seek higher ground, and crews rush to protect levees and stores from rising waters.

Cinelunits Olin Valley Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Maryland Kentucky Idiana Mints Tennessee Missouri Arkansas Fortsmouth Frank Sheektin

Ice Guidance to Save Early Peach Blooms from Frost

A letter from Montezuma Georgia urges placing ice under fruit trees to prevent peaches from blooming too early. The note notes citrus losses in Southern California despite some protections, and contrasts southern trends with California protections as a broader climate concern.

Lancaster Fas Montezuma California

Firemen Tackle Shop Car Fire in Greeley

Greeley Fire Department responded to a blaze at the Greeley Auto Trim shop on Eighth Avenue at 8:57 p.m. Wednesday. Fire started near the fuel pump of a Marmon car under repair. car pushed outside, damage focused on fuel pump and wiring. Owner listed as Bad Billy of Greeley.

Greeley_Ore Greeley Auto ‘Trim Eighth Avenue Garta Bad Billy of Greeley

Drivers Must Have Licenses Under 1935 Statute

Denver dispatch reports state patrol supervisor Marsh ordered detaining all automobile drivers and chauffeurs lacking licenses required by the 1935 motor law. Licenses expired December for old chauffeurs and January 16 for old drivers under prior laws. Patrolmen were instructed to warn motorists and enforce new licenses and 1037 license plates by a soon date.

Denver Joseph Marah State Webway Marsh

County Farm Saving Meets Set Across Weld County

County towns will hold farm saving meetings under the 1937 Agricultural Conservation program. Community committees will be named at sessions in several towns, with chairmen to be announced. Meetings start at 7 30 p m on various dates.

Weld Gta Welk Greelay R. I. Shaklee Graver Hudson Briggadais Severance Witdsor Johnstown Kersey Haton Buckingham Keenesburg Milliken Fort Taptoi LaSalle Greetey Frederick Gill Gill, “ Tuesiay, Jan. 28: New Raymer Stoneham Roggen Piares Ault Platteville Nunn Maudwind Lucerne Tina

Parked Car Damaged by Hit-Run in Weld County

Weld County deputy reports a hit-and-run damaged a county car parked at 909 Bleventh Street near McGinnes Dollz. The vehicle sustained about $30 in damage after a driver bucked from the street and struck the left fender but did not stop. The incident occurred Wednesday evening at 7:40 p.m.

Fdl Cox Weld County Guy McGinneas Ahariff

Condition of Pope Pius Grows Steadily Worse

Vatican City March 21 Anxious Vatican officials report the pope’s health deteriorating with greater pain in a swollen leg and muscular cramps at age 79. Physicians fear complications from age and heart strain while the pontiff’s overall strength weakens.

Pope Pius Presa Vatican City Tan Rosin Pontidlelul Gretter Pope Plus Autterhur

Reckless and Drunken Driving Cases Rise After Repeal

Police department annual report shows a sharp rise in reckless and drunken driving arrests since repeal. 1936 data detail 95 auto collisions 61 injuries three deaths, 271 jailed for violations, and total fines of 6009.05 with only a portion collected. 1626 people sought jail shelter. meals cost 962.7.

Greeley Prohufilon Atresia Jall

Labor Holding Plants Bar to GM UAW Talks

Secretary Frances Perkins said the Flint Michigan plant occupation by the United Automobile Workers is the main barrier to resuming negotiations with General Motors. She noted the Plint Alliance episode had been swept aside and that GM would not negotiate with any union other than the auto workers, leaving the Flint plant action as the key obstacle to settlement.

Associated Pyean Washington Fisher Body Plint Mich Alt Down Strilerg General Motors Corporation United Automobile Workers Miss Perkins Murphy Detroit Jplint Alliance Miss Perking Auto Union Flint Baevier Associated Press General Motors Gestoral Motors Pittsburgh Piste Glass Company Libby-Owens-Hord Glass Alfred P. Sloan, Jr William 8. Kcnidden Frances Perkins Baltimore Bohn Aluminum Company Birlkara Somerset Shoe Company Skowhegan Reylaion Worl Planta Altost Kelly- Springfield Tire Cumberland Ind Steal Products Pirestane Tire & Rubber Company

Retailers Elect Fort Collins Man

W. S. Hill of Port Callina was elected president of the Colorado Retailers association at a meeting. Other officers include M. B. Clatworthy of Colorado Springs as first vice president Mark Schmidt of Grand Junction as second vice president Alfred Thofus of Denver as third vice president and George A. Vlanvigna of Denver as secretary and treasurer.

Lasecaintel Preary Denver W. S. Hill Port Callina Colorado Retailers Association Farmad Horn M. B. Clatworthy Colorado Springs Firat Yee

Eaton 3 Below Zero Records A Cold Thursday

A log from Eaton and Grælor factories shows subzero temperatures throughout Thursday. Readings range from minus three to minus twenty degrees, with 1 PM posting still below zero. The chart lists hourly values from Wednesday night through Thursday afternoon, noting all hours except 2 AM Wednesday were below freezing.

Graélor Agar Eaton Piger Eaton

Banquet to honor Greeley’s outstanding young man Friday

About 200 members of the Greeley and Junior chamber groups attend the Elks club banquet Friday evening to recognize Greeley’s outstanding young man for civic achievement. The winner’s name remains secret until the ceremony. Dinner starts at 6 50 pm with tickets 75 cents.

Greeley United States Junior Chamber of Commerce Dike Club Ricketts Herb Jocdbaim Raven Wilikineoi

Evans Council Suspends Robinson Cafe License

Evans town council votes to suspend the Robinson cafe beer and wine license at Hyanewie pending a Feb 1 hearing on possible law violations. A signed receipt showing a package of wine being carried away is disputed by owners J.B. and Jack Robinson of Greeley. food service will continue in the cafe meanwhile.

Robinson Cafe Hyanewie Evans Coltiel John Durr J.B. Tod Jack Robinsoy Greeley Wills Boor

Beaten and Frozen Woman Found Near Mills College Campus

A severely injured and frozen young woman was found near Mills College in Oakland by a WPA worker. Police seek to identify the victim, with typewritten name Anctra Botalha appearing in records. The woman, about 30, had her clothes ripped. Mrs. Havel Sclarial, 41, claimed the girl may be her daughter and noted a separation from her husband.

Oakland Mills Coltega A. Bovie Bors Anctra Botalha WPA Havel Sclarial Botelbo

President Roosevalt seeks 3 year trade pact extension

President Roosevalt urged Congress to prolong the reciprocal trade agreement program for three years to sustain durable peace and economic recovery. He spoke in a letter to Chairman Doughton as Hull attended to present the measure. The move follows a vigorous U S initiative to liberalize commercial policy amid a world economic trend toward disruption.

fAa Wasthington Roosevalt Congress Doughton Hull Rooser

Air and Land Battles in Spain Escalate Near Madrid and Malaga

Reports from Madrid and Malaga describe intensified air and ground fighting as fascist insurgents press a strong offensive against the socialist government. Foreign aid and volunteers are cited as dwindling, while Italy and Germany face Allied pressure over neutrality. The government announces a gold shipment to safeguard reserves, and a church event related to Pride observances is postponed.

Preas Madrid Malaga Spain Taly Germany Tugarda League of Nationalonncil Geneva Fueists Tia Angola Aéa Boolaiat Clogé Marbella Valonetg Sitard Thora Hays

Girl Born With Heart Outside Body At St Louis Hospital

An infant at St Louis Children's Hospital is born with the heart outside the body. Doctors say the exposed organ can be seen beating through the chest while efforts consider placing the heart inside. Officials describe the case as a rare medical phenomenon with possible surgery in view.

Loui Jin St. Louis Children’s Hospital Fr Telle Claiborne Bellegate Tse Les Bia Jiusitang

Floods derail L and N passenger train in Kentucky

Flood waters swept Kentucky rivers washing out tracks derailed a Louisville and Nashville passenger train south of Henderson injuring several passengers and train crew. Injured included conductor J A Corditt of Nashville and other crew. a special train was dispatched to the scene as telephone lines were cut and exact injury counts could not be confirmed.

Henderson Kentucky

Walter Minch Dies Tuesday in Windsor

Walter Minch died Tuesday at his Windsor home after a long illness. Born July 25, 1854 in Husdia he came to America about 60 years ago and resided in Windsor 15 years. Survived by a blind wife and several children. Funeral Thursday at Zion Lutheran Church Windsor with burial at Windsor cemetery.

Windsor Walter Much Hig Lake View Windaor Minch Husdia America Tls Wits

Gardner Speaks at Meeker Wednesday

Ralph Gardner a Greeley photographer and engraver spoke on photography processes and camera pleasures as a hobby in two Meeker addresses this week. He spoke to eighth grade Monday and seventh and ninth grades on Wednesday, showcasing slides and a variety of images from Pawnee, the Black Tilly country, and the Mesa Verde region in southwestern Colorado.

Ralph Gardner Greeley Meeker Flo Volure Weld Tilly Cuiarada

Checks To Be Sent Within 48-Hour Period

Governor and welfare officials commit to issuing pension checks within 48 hours after authorization. Speakers note potential hardship for aged recipients due to winter and payment delays, while stressing rapid delivery to qualified pensioners.

Adedeiatell Brees Denyer Jill Inverior Tailor Ammons Gist Peal Assembly Supreme Court W. FL ‘Twining Aspen Binier Hendree Motte Vata Wayne News PA Ammons Winter Weither Konns Welfare Department

Airplane Forced Down Near Medicine Bow

A report from Cheyenne Wyoming states an airplane was forced down at Medicine Bow about 200 miles northwest of Cheyenne. Three passengers were taken to Laramie by train as doctors and an ambulance met the Union Pacific train there. The report notes passengers left the plane and boarded the train at Medicine Bow.

Cheyenne Wyo San Ile Medicine Bow Here Laramie Union Pacific Trai

Michigan Trooper Slayer Arrested and Confesses

Monroe County Sheriff says Alcide Benoit, 24, a paroled convict, confessed to killing Michigan State Trooper Richard Hammond. Benoit was captured near Monroe by four troopers and earlier arrested nearby, then admitted slugging Hammond and shooting him after dragging a trooper from a car and handcuffing him to a mail post.

Monroe Mick Jen Joseph J. Bakley Monroa County Alcide “Prenchis" Benoit Michigan State Richard FF Hammond Benoit Mtale Monroe County Bakley Hamplond

Cochrane Requests Aid Dismissal Over Commission Action

Denver report details J Cochrane urging dismissal of charges against clerk William Kelly for alleged gross subordination and neglect. The case cites connections to Senator John Nelson and a contested investigation into insurance firms, with Kelly’s report allegedly included in changes sought against Nelson.

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