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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1939

Page

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One Victim's Head Wound Likely Fatal

AP reporting from Denver on a shooting at a hospital on East Colfax and Colorado Boulevard. A 30 year old nurse Miss Botts was fatally wounded, another nurse Miss Lowry seriously injured, and a veteran patient Gips shot himself after injuring staff and a patient during a chaotic incident that sent screams through the infection ward. The gunman fired multiple times before police arrived and he was taken into custody after the attack.

Denver Watlonel Dewish Cutfax Avenue Colorado Boulevard Harry Ips Tieley Bolte Jay Lawry Aires Veterans’ Hospital Nort Carolina Adland Adlund Eeealdhey Miss Botts Miss Lowry Ald Duni Bvilk Hitinnary Atio Bolts Gipa Rosenblom Afies Lowry Vins Polente Misa Lowry Eladow Ernest A. Cavaliers Martin Jolson Hospital

Six Students Die In Avalanche At Mt Baker

Two bodies recovered after an avalanche swept a group of six students on Mt Baker. Rescue teams, aided by 93 searchers, found a woman student and a school teacher named Julia Qorramutt among the casualties. Further details delayed by continuing snow and rescue efforts.

Glaser Wauh Julia Qorramutt Mt. Baker Ginter Conttanen

Migrating Fire Smoke Shifts Sunset Hue in Greeley District

Roosevelt National Forest supervisor W. B. Kreutzer reports smoke from fires possibly 500 miles away near Yellowstone creates unusual sunset colors over the Greeley district valleys. Dry weather elevates fire risk as drifting smoke hampers daytime visibility and firefighting efforts across the Roosevelt area.

Yellowstone Park Colorado Greeley District W. BR. Kreutzer Roosevelt National Forest Fort Collins Roosevelt Greeley

Fred C. Gedge Dies In Long Beach Calif

Death notice for Fred C. Gedge formerly of Greeley is reported in Long Beach California on a Sunday. The message was telegraphed to Mrs. Adhel Harhish of Greeley, sister of Mrs. Gedge. The Gedge family lived in Andura district near Greeley farm for years before moving to Long Beach. Survived by wife two daughters Thelma Webster and Mrs Broa Pyle two granddaughters Joay Webster and Nancy Pyle.

Cweeley Fred JC. Gedge Greeley Ia Beach Calif Dthel Harhish Gedge Andura Long Beach Mes Thelma Webster Sirs Broa Pyle Sid Grd Warald Gedeo Joay Webster Nancy Pyle

Fragmentary crime note from coroner report

A garbled police report fragment describes gunfire during a robbery attempt, gun in hand, a victim injured by a close range shot, and a coroner noting a note addressed to Mr Ad a warning that reveals the attackers aim to prolong misery.

Labor Board Mediates Green Mountain Strike Near Denver

The Labor Board opened mediation efforts over a strike by AFL unions at Green Mountain Barn near Kremling, Colorado. mediator Chappell met with James A. Brownlow and Warner Construction’s vice president to arrange a center meeting while noting unions seek worker reclassification and the dispute involves a federal project. Officials say the government may intervene on a federal project, but the strike is contested as possibly illegal and mediation may be limited.

Associated Irese Denver Sai Federal Department of Labor American Federation of Labor Unions Green Monntain Barn Kremainling Colo Chappell Fabor James A. Brownilow Colorado Federation of Labor Te Warner Company Chepwell Ray A. Brannwuuny Ups Colmads Industrial Commissior Gleike Titan Sden

Brazilian Education Expert Seeks State Test Access

Dr. Leoni Kuveft, director of a new psycho pedagical laboratory in Ito du dae nots Hine Nas, asks Coknade State College of Education for permission to translate and adapt Partisans and related materials for Brazil. Kuveft is cited as a leading reading educator and authority on education.

Leoni Kuveft Paycho-Pedagogical Laboratory Ito du Dae Nots Hine Nas Coknade State College of Education Administration Codlega Leoni Kaseff Brazil Ani Kay Weitten W Wueehor Leoks

Woman Claims Six Cattle Poisoning Near Gearhart

A Gearhart area woman says six head of her Shorthorn cattle and a calf, valued around $600, died from poison. Weld authorities were alerted by Mrs. M. M. Siltrmukt of Kersay, who reported the suspected poisoning. A postmortem was ordered to determine if criminal poisoning or range-right disputes caused the deaths. The herd, four cows and two others, were two days on a new range. Sheriff Gus G. Auteraan and county officials sought evidence amid reports of weed-poisoning incidents in the region. The investigation considers friction among Gearhart area ranchers over grazing rights as a possible factor.

Ned Gearhart Weld Mra. M. M. Siltrmukt Kersay Gearhart Morgan County Una Gus G. Auteraan Ditlée Okelala Russell Sutamaki Sultana George Brudity Blerenalls Wet Lyog Rmn Basta Pam J Keota Gange Yao New Gearvhart C.G. Sinverenti Northeret

Trespassers Confront At New Post Office Site

An Associated Press photo shows Mrs. Elizabeth F. Wimsatt and Mrs. Genevieve Schiteley asserting ownership of a post office site in Nockville Maryland. They warned workers to leave saying the property belonged to them, then were hustled away.

Nockville Elizabeth F. Wimsatt Associated Press

Dearborn Sees Three-Fourths Should Be In School

Dr Ned Dearborn, dean at New York University, argues that about 75 percent of Americans should attend some form of schooling, urging government support for adult education and its integration in the national program. He predicts expansion in adult ed and cites NYU’s 6,000 adult students as typical.

Ned Dearborn Division of General New York University Dearborn Wall United States Gram Deavtorn

Japanese Claim American Sailor Incident Settled

Hankow China July 24 Japanese Laval authorities announced a amicable settlement of an incident involving I A Baker warrant and a group of Japanese soldiers attached to the U S consulate. American officials declined to elaborate beyond saying a settlement was offered Baker, said to have been manhandled and detained after a dispute with a Japanese escort.

Associated Treas Hankow China Laminese Laval I. A. Baker U. S American Unity Wee Manhin Fone Boura Toh

Mead Laborer Killed by Automobile Near Mead

Jesse Munor, 31, of Mead was killed Sunday night when struck by an automobile driven by Gus Pelchiner, 26, a Mead farmer, about one mile south of Mead. Munor stepped from a car that had halted at a farm gate. officers said the death occurred in Weld County.

Jesse Munor Mead Laugiant Sauunday Gus Pelchiner Mead Faruer al & Nolut Salt Munor Weld Ward

Fires Across White River Strain Western Colorado Resources

A large wildfire outbreak near the White River region in western Colorado demands hundreds of firefighters. About 400 CCC workers and volunteers battled multiple blazes, including near Rifle Park and Buford Creek, with several hundred residents evacuated or ordered away from danger. Fire agencies warned motorists to avoid affected areas as authorities coordinate containment and rescue efforts.

Buford Rand Buff Creek Rifle Park A. A. Brown CCC Vailey Wid Poudre Samy Ingk Amubert Dne Tolay Moffar Tuuans Denver

Extortion Notes Tied to Heiress Secret Love, Denver Case

A Denver court hears extortion notes claimed to target heiress Katherine Thatcher, daughter of a financier. Notes allegedly demanded escalating sums from 13 year old Kath ering Thatcher, now 21, with payments rising from 400 to 25 000 dollars as the investigation unfolds.

Denver Alux Kasie Wille Malan D. Phutehes Huenlo G. S Tver O. Whigson Phi Katherine Thatcher Sant University of Danver Kas Fe Periallroul Puohly

Tool and Die Workers Strike at 12th G M Plant

Details show a group of skilled tool and die workers at the 12th G M plant going on strike as negotiations falter. Company representatives and local labor officials prepared to resume talks amid labor unrest and anticipated mediation progress.

Tool and Die G. M Wadio Workerva Motors Hib CHO Seilenent Gaede Flint Legan Oils Morta J Tedlerah

Carr Would Reopen Fish Streams Closed By Property Owners

Governor Mursett announced plans to reopen streams closed by landowners in Colorado. He cited protests from fishermen worried about losing miles of icy streams blocked by private property. The Public Service Commission will review the issue and determine possible action in coming days.

Carr Denver Wolobe Gav Mursett Pame PEW Commission al Ita Care

Roth Men Nuencommittal On F and ReParkey Talks

The article reviews ongoing Roth Men Nuencommittal on F and ReParkey discussions. It notes Roosevelt and others, including Kevin, exploring entate issues, with Parley support and a looming press visit. The president seeks continued effective talks, while reporters may be delayed. The session's tone remains cautious and awaiting further developments.

Fined for Reckless Driving in Greeley Area

Carl Berhtoldt faced a fine after a reckless driving incident on Eleventh avenue near C. OB. Lias. The report details police pursuit, vehicle collision, and subsequent sentencing with a $10 fine noted for related charges in Loveland area coverage.

Carl Berhtoldt

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