15 Jul 1932
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1932
Page
1
Amid a wave of revolts and diplomatic breakups across Latin America, governments from Brazil to Uruguay clash over rebels and neutrality. Paraguay, Argentina, and Bolivia face aggression fears while U S mediation stalls. Revolts, executions, and rail stoppages fuel hunger as regional powers brace for broader conflict.
Mr and Mrs Gillford Parks of 2110 Ninth Avenue welcomed a daughter Thursday afternoon at Greeley Hospital.
A whimsical reminiscence discusses Hollywood multilingual trends at parties. The piece lists actors and languages including German French Russian Italian and Spanish among 400 French actors and actresses in Hollywood and notes the prevalence of language use at studios. It invites readers to request an unreprinted leaflet from Robert Grandan via the paper.
Reports from Greeley, Gilcrest, and Fort Morgan detail purple top disease damaging early potato plantings. Researchers led by L. A. Schaal cite virus-like infection, psyllid pests, and UV factors as key causes, with losses of 46 to 80 percent expected in some fields. Market potatoes fetch 90 cents to 1.85 per hundred. Investigations continue to find control methods including limited spraying and irrigation factors, as officials assess the economic impact on growers.
American newspaper recounts a chaotic July incident at a Cubs game locale near Wrigley Field where Jurges faced a violent scene. A female associate, Riga Valli, shot a man during the struggle, wounding herself and Jamges briefly before resuming work. The judge dismissed charges as prosecutors faced uncertain testimony and lingering tension.
Chicago and Beaver market notes show mixed potato prices and trading slow, with weak demand and varying quality. Livestock and dairy items are listed with prices, while small lots and odd cutters fetch modest bids. overall activity seems uneven with no strong demand in sight.
A dense listing of livestock bids and commodity prices with animals by weight and category. Includes cattle calves hogs sheep and potatoes with figures for July midmonth, various markets and futures terms, plus color on demand and week-to-week changes.
United Air Lines reports a 131 percent rise in revenue passengers for the first half of 1982 compared with the same period in 1981. Passenger totals grew from 15 823 in 1981 to 35 920 in 1982, as the airline notes express freight improvements.
Reports from Los Angeles claim Aimee McPherson Hatton may sell the Angelus temple amid rumors of financial trouble. An auditor investigated alleged embezzlement by temple staff as more whispers circulated about the property’s fate and temple finances.
Article reports political maneuvering over a looming emergency energy bill and potential veto. Senator Norbeck and President Hoover are linked to efforts to secure rapid passage amid pressure from Garner and other lawmakers. Agricultural leaders and governors urged immediate action to raise staple commodity prices.
Washington July 16 The senate debate focused on the Currency Bill with Senator Robinson defending the president against charges of a trust in finance. The House rules issue over Goldsborough and related riders dominated the day as Republican leaders urged strict adherence while Attorney or other factions pressed for changes. In Texas the Plainview robbery at a local bank netted about $4 000 as masked men fled in a car after absconding with cash from vaults and drawers. Four suspects fled toward Orton with license plates indicating a nearby county.
Mrs Nagele Whipple of route Airee Eaton died Thursday afternoon at Greeley hospital aged 33. Funeral services for Wayne Norm Kichney, two year old son of Mr and Mrs John E Helebielhnee, will be Sunday at St John Lutheran on Eleventh Street and Fourth Avenue, burial Linn Grove. Mrs Bary GO Mooney, 87, died at Iva Home, survived by brother Henry Stephenson, son FE Mooney, daughter Mrs W Tf Skil, burial Linn Grove. Ol Eslow 4 300 feet well update and Niles well drilling around 6 000 feet with timing clue to Timpar Nime from Greasewood wells.
Fants pestering you prompt a call to Gil bert Bishops seeking suroent external fat assistance amid rising nuisance issues.
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