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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1932
Page
8
A lone man stood out as more than half a dozen houses were damaged by a recent tornado in Alabama. The event caused property loss and prompted emergency response teams to assess the affected area.
Ruth B. Cowan reports fashion authority Louis Himmel predicts lower prices for next season’s fur coats and a shift to modern styles. Demonstrations feature Russian furs, convertible coats with fur inside or out, detachable collars, cape effects, and three quarter sleeves. Prices and waistlines may rise modestly while new silhouettes emphasize longer coats and varied finishes.
Workmen remodeling the Gesu Catholic church altar in Milwaukee uncover a statue by the 19th century Italian sculptor Giovanni Dupré. The statue, titled The Plota, rests in the arm of a restrained figure and is believed to be the only original Dupré statue in the United States. The find ends decades of attention to the altar and highlights the historic art concealed beneath.
A New Yorker at Large describes the International exposition at Grand Central Park, showcasing 5600 contraptions aimed at future comfort and convenience. Notable items include Brooklyn inventors and a novelty boiler, with commentary on novelty versus practicality and excitement for upcoming subway era devices.
A nationwide telegraph survey shows newspaper advertising remains powerful in hard times. Boston’s Greater Houghton Day raised sales for the Houghton Dutton store, while Cincinnati and Duffin reported strong results from newspaper space and radio ads. Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey posted high grosses, and others like Stewart & Co and Arnold Constable expanded ads. Local campaigns in Newark, Kansas City, and Denver boosted volumes, with advances in Frigidaire and laundry ads cited. Overall, sustained, space-led campaigns drive significant increases even in 1932’s depression era.
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