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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1937

Page

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Chinese Victory Claims Spark War in China Japan Clash

A web of reports from Peiping, Nanking, and Shanghai chronicles fierce fighting between Chinese and Japanese forces. Chinese 29th Army pushes near Peiping while Japanese squads strike Nanyuan and Tongzhou. U S embassy shelters civilians as Marines guard refugees amid mounting casualties and heightened tensions in the undeclared war.

Tigutsin China Bai Ho Tanghu Japan Peiping Shanghai United States Janus Slissur Easton Marine Guard Nanyuin Foreign Office Jung Cheb Hopeht Chahar Feng Qed North China Japa Igh Uiey Julius Wingar Gliness Wengahese Gomand Iangnese Entinsay Guard Toy Enchiels Olduesa Tungehow Waulyat Wanploebsten Tientsu Fee

Baseball Scores From National League Doubleheader

In Pittsburgh and Chicago a slate of NL games produced varied results. Batterymen Pagasa, Jorgens, Grae, Lord, Mulgaby, Abwond and Dodd sparked Pittsburehoe attacks while Rutehee and Phelps starred for Chicago. Other NL clashes saw Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Brooklyn performances shaping the day’s standings amid pitching and fielding highlights.

National League Pittsburehoe Pittsburg Pagasau Jorgens Grae Lord Mulgaby Abwond Weaver Koelleher Dodd Wilson Young Pittellrgl Winnlis Wenyer Bitcher Paancia Chicago Brooklyn Rutehee Phelps Oden Dempnes Weneimiaty Boetua Cincinnati Lavuing Gabler Mueller Davig V. Doyis Ray Kampourig Clyde Aud Louis New York Lowla Matton Danning Warneke Owen

Torn Down on Seventh Street Leaves Lot for Sale

Local property on Seventh Street Green ley between Eighth and Ninth avenues is razed by Wurr-Rey nolds. The brick structure at 813 and 820 Seventh Street, once Lipar’s Welding shop and Thomas Fay Implement storage, stands amid early Grew ley history. Nearby reports note Peter Lacopulas of Bridgewater Mass is dead, Greek farmer George Savas is critically injured, and Savas’ brother Joe plus Lacopulos’ widow Alexairia are jailed after a fatal stabbing during a dispute.

Eyeyoro Seventh Street Eighth and Ninth Avenues Greenley Wurr-Reynolds Grewley Lipar Thomas Fay Lissociaost Press Nampa Idaho Peter Lacopulas Bridgewater Mass George Savas Savas Joe Lacopulos Alexairia Inie Intiers Tome

Orchard Boy Fatally Shot After Car Ride

Emerson McCurdy seventeen, of Orchard area, was fatally wounded Sunday when a shotgun he held discharged. He died hours later at Fort Kargat hospital. Survived by father O K McCurdy four brothers and two sisters. Funeral held Tuesday at Acre Robinson Memorial chapel.

Orchitect Emerson McCurdy O. K. McCurdy Orchard McCurdy Tom Jim John Parachial Fort Kargat Derenagd Hfs Robert Thomas Emmett James Kathryn McCurdy Nadine Parachoi

Weather outlook across Colorado Wyoming New Mexico region

Unsettled pattern ongoing Wednesday night with showers and thunderstorms expected in Colorado and western areas. Cooler air moves into extreme southeast Colorado, followed by a warming trend on Thursday. Wyoming shows unsettled and warmer conditions with potential showers and thunderstorms in west and south. New Mexico likewise unsettled Wednesday night into Thursday with possible showers. Local region forecast for 24 hours ending midnight indicates a high near 91 and a low around 67.

Colorado New Mexico

Borah Seeks New Sugar Bill Tether Roosevelt Plan

Washington July 2 Senator Borah urged sugar producing state lawmakers to join a bloc to push enactment of new sugar control legislation before adjournment. He warned administration aims could block Baglar reform and cited potential impacts on western beet sugar industry without timely bills. House action remained stalled on related measures as advocates pressed for extension of quotas and continued excise taxes.

Washington Merah Ldate Tha Roosevelt Borah Ander Ludhinet Lassovintell Troan Ors Congress Adams Colorado Uég House Dekes Porta Rico Jame O'Mahoney Wyoming Sensta Jones Texas Senate Hansa Jones-Couligan Mpany Porto Rico Philippines Cuba Virgin Islands Hawaii Porto Tudo

Snowfall Report From Alto-Allegany Area

Residents in Alto-Allegany area report light snow and zero precipitation as a Canadian road conditions update arrives. Weather notes mention Minor snow observed, while local authorities track travel advisories and road safety measures for the region near New York.

Labor Board wage hour powers debated by House committee

Washington July 28 The House labor committee urged widening wage hour powers for a proposed Labor Standards Board to set minimum wages up to 70 cents an hour and a maximum 35 hour work week while the Senate weighed a limit of 40 cents an hour and 40 hours weekly Senator Vandenberg warned the measure could impact industry as the debate continued.

Washington Houses Labor Committee Labor A Standards Board House Senate Vandenberg Republican Michigan

Three Killed In Crash of Truck and Car

Walsanburs July 28 The death toll from a collision between a auto and a transport back north of hers rose to three today with the death of Joh Hyans 73 of Panta Clarence Stokoe 31 Pueblo postal clerk died instantly of a broken neck Abel Porter 40 a Puchlagsmiter died severel Louis Inter in a hospital hospital attendants reported as haritical the condition of two others hurt in tio wreck neither of whom had regained consciousness Whey were Ine Schultx 33 an engraving company official and Al Lawson 65 who wyfered a 2 leg fracture possible internal injubee with scalp Incera Yoms Howard Lawsou 40 suffered a ils lowater hip and was severely cut About Un tace and bead.

Walsanburs Joh Hyans Panta Clarence Stokoe Pueblo Abel Porter Louis Haritical Whey Ine Schultx Engraving Company al Lawson Howard Lawsou

No Northern Colorado Folk Near Peiping

In a fragmented report from Colorado educators linked to the China crisis, Northern Colorado alumni and faculty face travel disruption as Peiping and nearby Yenling School areas are cited as danger zones amid the Sino Japanese clash. Dr. George W. Fraster of College of Mincatlon sits on Yenling trustees while P.T. Yuan attended Ginling College. Mise Lonino Shoup, formerly at Colorado State College, is noted with Ginling faculty. The group plans to depart Colorado for China around August 21.

Colorado College of Exstedtion Puiping Peking Yenching

Two-Thirds Vote Demand Revives Court Bill Fight

Loveland July 28 Special to The Trlone Hundreds of families warned Johnny Dee Meivers brown eyed five year old boy repeatedly to stay away from the English Irrigation canal near their home. On Wednesday morning he wandered out with neighbor Donald Berggren five. They searched the ditch and waded blocks for the lad. B F Kitchen former Loveland High School organizer located the body. Firemen spent an hour attempting to revive him. The child is the son of Mr and Mrs Melvers of 720 West Fourth Street.

Loveland John Meivers Johnny Dee Johnny Donald Berggren

Buffalo Wholesale Firms Reopen Amid Picket Lines Stop Movements

Buffalo wholesale food firms reopened their warehouses amid picket lines as 1,000 striking truck drivers demand a closed shop and higher wages. Guards protected two large food terminals where most strike-bound dealers store goods. No disorders were reported.

Buffalo Grangeieards Trike Gourmillens Triallere

Hansen Speaker at Lions Club Luncheon

A Tribune report covers Lions Club luncheon where Charles Haagen, Tribune publisher and president of the Northern Colorado Water Board, spoke on the Colorado Big Thompson project. He described how 300,000 acre feet of water annually will aid northern Colorado farmers, stabilize crops, and provide a two year water reserve.

Colorado Hig Lesinte Charles Haagen Tribune Northern Colorado Water Bere Association Greeley Lions Club Orville Grossaint Greeley Nebraska Hansen Drie Lions Club Whitney Halterman Lions Club Greeley Country Club

Jailed and Fined for Drunk Driving in Greeley

Blair Abbott of Greeley was sentenced to 20 days in the county jail and fined $60 after pleading guilty to drunk driving in front of Justice Bou H Florance. Arresting officer C. W. Kistler called it one of the worst cases he had seen, noting Abbott sped down Eighth Avenue at 70 mph in a reckless leftward drift with witnesses dodging out of the way. Glen Chandler of Greeley received a similar sentence following recommendations by the officer and Deputy District Attorney W. R. K.

Blair Abbott Nua Greeley Sarge Bou H Colorado Glen “Chink” Chandler Creeley C. Wi Kistler Abbott Eighth Avenue Kinker Allovisy W

Local rancher notes unusual diet of ground squirrels

Stow L. Witwer of the SLW ranch reports that ground squirrels along the Platte bottoms eat cockleburs. He observed shells and meat removed, noting a regular pattern in their foraging behavior and diet.

Stow L. Witwer Stow Witwer SLW

Milliken Couple Struggles With Hopper Damage

Otto and Mrs. White of Milliken describe a drought era battle against grasshoppers. Neighbors stopped or slowed poison applications, letting hoppers spill from adjoining fields and invade Willite row crops, threatening this year’s harvest and prompting calls for mandatory widespread control.

Otto White Milliken Greeley

Senate fights over Roosevelt court bill widen split

Washington July 28 Senate to expand the Roosevelt court bill faced a challenge as Senator Bil ton Minton proposed an amendment demanding two thirds Supreme Court majorities to invalidate acts of Congress. Senator Wheeler opposed, warning it would revive the dispute and disrupt the judiciary plan, as administration aims to keep Congress in session to pass the key Roosevelt program.

Washington Senate Binton Tariana Mey Minton Cornel Supreme Court Wheeler Montana Roosevelt Mova Carne Judiciary Committee Denan

Fort Morgan Men Sent To Prison for Slashing Belts

James L. Birdsall aged 24 and Ted Paiterean 22 were sentenced by District Judge Arrington Taylor to four to five years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to felonious mischief. They slashed belts and a threshing machine owned by Lea Jungel, causing $187.50 in damage. Birdsall belonged to a threshing crew of six and reportedly attacked for higher wages. a new crew was hired after the incident.

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Six Patrolmen Are Assigned Greeley Dist

Six new officers completing a two week training join the Greeley district of the Colorado Courtesy portal on August 1 under Captain Frank A. Berger. Assigned are Mark Conway Tom Singleton Herman Brown Ralph Vota Jr Robert Welsh and Thames EB McSherry. Temporary duties place three at Greeley Pere Morgan Port Collins and Stortins for one month with a veteran officer, then two more to Greeley, one to Wray and one to Fort Collins as the district expands

Greeley Colorado Porral Frank A. Berger Ung Barger Mark Conway Tont Singleton Herman Brown Ralph Vota Robert Welsh Thames EB. McSherry Pere Morgra Port Collins Stortins Persibd Berger Sifd Hudson Wiegits Denver Wray

Colorado Courtesy Patrol Fines Reported

Police court records show multiple Colorado courtest patrol cases adjudicated Wednesday. Defendants include Will Rodwell of Flagler for drunken driving with $20 costs, Vasquez of Greeley for driving without a license or operator’s permit with $94 and costs, and Otabio Fiporitza of Greeley for drunken driving with $75 and costs plus license revocation. Carl B. Bay of Pierce paid $9 for gecklesa delving. German grain shortage notes reference wartime rationing impacting bread production.

Fugttee Chieg Dustlee Carl BE Bay of Pierce Gecklesa Delving

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