Wage cuts urged to hurt industry by Vincent in Fort Collins
Merle D Vincent of Rocky Mountain Fuel in Denver told Fort Collins listeners that wage reductions by unions threaten consumption and endanger industries. He argued six million unemployed plus dependents strain the economy, advocating work pay from organizational surpluses and resistance to lowering miners wages. Jack Green presided.
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Market Guide for Greeley Housewife Fruits and Baked Goods
A historical market sheet lists current prices for fruits vegetables and grains in Greeley stores. It includes Snowflake flour Snowflake sugar baby lima beans green peppers cauliflowers apples oranges dates nuts and butter among other staples with per pound and per dozen figures.
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Tomstoes
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Depresion Era Finance Report Notes Earnings Relation
A 1930 era funding report discusses the Depression’s impact on earnings and costs. It highlights the link between changes in income and the price of living, pointing to the broader economic strain reflected in wage figures and company earnings.
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Ego Boui Mingy
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Resort blast kills man and injures six residents
Denver report says Charles Carruthers, 87, was killed and six residents injured when a carbide gas explosion tore through a mountain home near Tiny Town in the Creek canyon area. Fire department and water supply teams battled flames as the home burned to ruin, leaving only a chimney and shell of a $25,000 house.
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Teague Resigning Praises Farm Relief Board Work
Charles O Taagua resigns as vice chairman of the farm board praising progress in cooperative marketing over the past two years. In a resignation letter to President Hoover he commends the board's development of cooperatives and defends price stabilization efforts for cotton and wheat, saying benefits to agriculture outweigh costs to the treasury. He plans to return to California citrus business as the decade’s farm grants near seven thousand forms.
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Washington
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Hoover Sq
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Lita
California
Greeley Markets Pay to the Grower
Poultry prices list payments to growers by Isalora and AR Heeroor for various fowls. Fresh eggs and butter traded, with hens and turkeys priced by weight or head. Prices reflect Denver market as benchmark. local buyers pay slightly higher for limited quantities. Corrected to June 1.
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1921
Springs
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Regula Poultry Buyara
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Pope Pius XI Birthday Marked by Anti Catholic Attacks
Pope Pius XI marked his 74th birthday amid reports of anti Catholic violence across Italy. Monasteries attacked bishops palace burned near Bologna, gunfire incidents caused casualties. Church officials deny Mussolini plan, urging calm while Pope cites Lateran Treaty and concordat as guiding principles. Berthoud resident H Hankins died at his daughter's home. funeral held at United Brethren Church.
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Riots in Ohio Lead to 63 Arrests and Injuries
In Youngstown, 63 alleged communists were jailed and about a dozen minors held for juvenile authorities after a pitched battle between police and communists. Twelve officers and an undetermined number of demonstrators were injured. the city quieted with plans for another protest tied to Youth Day at Polon Grief Park.
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Pollon
Sedan Overturned After Collision on Grealey-Cheyenne Highway
A Chrysler sedan driven by J Sulder of Denver 932 Fourteenth street overturned after a head on collision with a Chevrolet sedan driven by W L Taylor of Broadway on the Grealey Cheyenne highway north of Lucerne. The Chrysler’s occupant was uninjured. the Chevrolet driver and a passenger sustained a minor head cut. Deputies Cline and Mont investigated.
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Health rules of hot season urged by government
Washington May 81 The Public Health Service issued four do's and four don'ts for staying comfortable in hot weather. Eat plenty of fresh fruit vegetables and light meat, wear light clothing, sleep regularly, exercise moderately. Avoid tanning in one day and avoid smoking in hot city areas. Drink six to eight glasses of water daily and enjoy ice cream milk and fruit juices. Use light colored clothing and avoid direct cool breezes. Electric fans help sleep but do not direct breeze on the body to prevent chills.
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Drownings Reported Amid Heat Wave in Colorado and Nevada
Two drownings occurred as heat lingered. Ewing Burnett, 28, perished in Rocky Mountain lake near Colorado Springs while swimming. A. J. McDaniel, 18, disappeared after entering View Reservoir No. 2, body not recovered. son of H. H. McDaniel of Calhan. Nevada to spend over $32 million on federal buildings, Hoover Dam work, and munitions depot construction.
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Inihe View Reservoir No. 2
Here
H. McDeniel
Calhan
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Nevada
Hoover Dam
Strife Over Religion in Italy Grows
Rome May 1 The Italian government and the Vatican clash widens as four bombs explode near Catholic property in Bologna. Mussolini orders closures of Catholic action clubs across Italy and Pope Pius XI appeals to the Lateran Treaty. A Carabinieri brigadier is killed and others injured. about 15 000 clubs expected closed by tomorrow night.
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Catholic Action Club
Dissension Over Shaw Joan of Arc Speech Sparks Protests
Exton May 31 Associated Press reports dissension over George Bernard Shaw's Joan of Arc broadcast remarks. Father Francis Woodlock denounces the speech as indecorous and warns British Broadcasting Company against airing what he calls an irre sponsible playboy's pandering to a sacred national figure. He hopes Shaw's alleged comments were not heard in Rouen.
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