Robt Powell Tops City High Class Honors
Robert Powell, son of Mrs Laura swell of 116 Ninth street, was awarded the gold scholarship “G” for the highest subclassic average during his years at Greeley high school. He also earned one of the year’s top scholarly awards among the five best in his class, with a long list of peers receiving additional stipends and university fees. The ceremony highlighted multiple students, including Myron Holland and Virginia Varvel, as they earned scholarships to Denver University, Colorado College, and other institutions.
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Robert Powell
Laura Swell
Ninth Street
Greeley High School
Aventis Gymnasium
Powell
Ewutea Swith
Andra
Sheer
Calorada
Port Colunn
Alles Mae Ovesen
A. Ovesen
Colorado
Sachera College
John S. Boies
Fiolatstin
Denver Unniversity
Ne Sluws
Iain Wells
J. Pred Wells
Secritaria
Teachers College
Ixoun Hgetman
Nrid Mrk
Artinsr
Hartmsr
Denver University
Ith Scrivner
Ja. C. W. Surivner
Colorado Woman's College
Horathy Speer
G. A. Speer
Mes Mainey
Gillespie
Bert Powell
Dypna Holland
Frank Johnson
Ruth Jones
Kim Kowith
Patey Varvel
Harty Gilbert
In Speer
Alice Man Grosén
Elizahth Boles
Lola Woelss
Charlotte Kas
Charlotte “Baten
Elizabeth’ Gilin
Roger Williams
Exama Fou
Elty High
Althothers
Gweather
B. U
North Atral Association
Fragmented editorial rant toward justice and publishing voices
A fragmented historical piece rails against law, courts, and editors, naming Jimmy and Mundy mothers son. It hints at public discourse, urging more honest writing and critique of governance and justice.
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Gov Oruer
Lmmsg
Ralph
Donowis
Jimmy Telot
Wilterware
Small Town Eulogized by Dr Curtis at Commencement
Dr Curtis of Fort Collins spoke Thursday at the Olh class of Cicely High School commencement. The ceremony, held in the crowded eighth wing concert hall, honored graduates including Robert Powell as valedictorian and featured scholarships, diplomas, and remarks on the value of small town life.
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Stanley A. Corta
Fort Colling
Cicely High School
Rod Slockett
Elias
Oxvetaea
Robert Powell
Lefple
Paul
Eivegnie
B.J. Alinult
Board of Cuscacion
Bob Powel High School
Orchetra
Ronald Faulkner
Rulfo
Speer
G. Py Hansel
Tan
Curfly
Tharly
Southery
Atutt
Americin
Dr. Curtis
Geile
Were Telling You Ad Teases Reliable Help Wanted
An old Tribune Want Ad page promotes finding a monk or buyer for economical help. The Stor Ning theatre features Were Telling Ma with WC Flatts, touted as a top fan-maker. free tickets offered to see this show.
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Axim
the Tribune
Avery Ara
Stor Ning Theatre
WC. Flatts
Xerean
Overcharge to Weld County Leads to Hospital Abuse Discovery
A Weld County charge against Milas Ardhentic LaPerne Walker, a former General Hospital cashier, followed discovery of $8,000 in missing funds. Kathleen Day, Weld County official, uncovered overcharges by the Colorado General Hospital for county patient care, triggering a broader audit. Investigations found overcharges dating to 1931, with several specific cases showing county fees above standard rates. The probe led to Walker’s arrest and further inquiries, as county officials adjusted amounts and prepared additional charges.
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Denver
Milas Ardhentic LaPerne Walker
Uolaride General Hospital
Wan
Miss Walker
Hubert L. Shattuck
Ave. Kathleen Day
Weld County
Colorado General
Teaver Inns
Adrienne Ly Petree Walker
General Hospital
Casular
Hees
the Tribune
Pierce
Rees
Farm Leader Albin Johnson Ends His Life at Barn Loft
Prominent Keton district farmer Albin Johnson, age about 50, shot himself in the barn loft at his farm home. Reports say ill health and a pending operation weighed on him. He left for the barn around ten, used a .22 rifle, and was found by Dr. White at noon. Survived by widow and daughter Mona Johnson.
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Alblit Jotsset
Keton Diatrict
Bhanelt
Mla Farm
Jalic
Fant
J. G. Raton
Woods Lake
Johnson
WR. White
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Johnaon
Mona Johnaon
American Held for Spying on France
An American, 33, Andy Nikolayczsk of Chicago, is arrested in Toulon for spying on France. Associates include Air and Mrs. Robert Gordon Switz of East Orange New Jersey and New York. The report notes no immediate link to other cases and questions a possible connection to the Meagoan group.
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Associates Press
Toulon
Prince
France
Andy Nikolayczsk
Chicago
Air
Robert Gordon Switz
East Orange
N. d
New York
Chapman Talk Protested by Governor in Denver Cable
Governor EB Johnson denounces Oscar L Chapman speech to Young Democratic club as meddling in Colorado primary politics. He cables James A Farley demanding administration policy clarity and condemns rumored efforts to influence the race. Chapman says no Colorado candidate named, urges progressives, critiques hypocrisy of Rocha remarks.
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Associated
Denver
EB. C. Johnson
Oscar L. Chapman
Young Democratic Club
Milas Josephine Owhn
Jn Ine
James A. Parley
Chadrasa
Department of Interior
Johnston
Farley
Galorade
iMa
Washington
Chayman
Sworn Accounting Ordered of Receiver of Eaton Dairy Inc
District Judge Neil F L Graham ordered B Smith the receiver for Eaton Dairy Inc to appear for a sworn accounting. The hearing covers money paid out and received from March 1 to July 31 1933 and any claims over 28. The order follows a lengthy hearing where the dairy’s officers objected to discharge until a satisfactory statement is provided. Thomas A Nixon friend of the court was to pursue facts and vouchers to show expenditures and prove fund destinations. Continued hearing set for June 9 to obtain proof for larger items and to locate where the money went.
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B. Smith
Aki Eator, Daty, Inc
Eaton
Neil FL Graham
Forder
Erndicara
Thomas A. Nixon
Smith
Ft Fa
Staith
Nixon Watt
Lo Tha
Sha
Ft the Kear
Dauge &Y
Receiver named for J. Fred Maul Farm near Keenesburg
John Ellen and an appraiser for the Penver Joint Berk Land Bank were Friday appointed receiver for the 140 acre J. Fred Maul Farm five miles from Keenesburg in a district court foreclosure suit initiated by Maul. Maul failed to appear. Thomas A. Nixon represented the plaintiff.
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John Ellen
Penver
Berk Land Bank
J. Fred Milfarm
Keenesburg
Maul
Thomas A. Nixon
Platuritt
Hawaii and Puerto Rico Defy Wallace on Sugar Quotas
An Anacetatra report from Washington cites Hawaii and Puerto Rico denouncing Wallace for sugar quota policies as a “damned outrage.” Cuban officials reportedly rejoiced at policy implications while Philippines offered no immediate complaint. Delegates from Hawaii accused Wallaces of abandoning core American principles in setting quotas.
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Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Wallace
Bat
Anacetatra
Washington
Jiraducera
Puertoco - 4
Philippines
Avola
MouCaudress
Leon
Cuba
John Waterhouse
Lowsilan
Sugar Association
Secretary of Agriculture
Withering Heat Grips Middle West Schools and Businesses
Record heat scorched the Middle West driving school closures and business shutdowns. Temperatures reached up to 131 in Tivaad with others topping 110 at Aberdeen and 106 in Minneapolis and Des Moines. Death tolls were linked to the heat as cities faced heat warnings and officials warned of further strain on daily life.
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Middle West
Presa
Tarmosa
Tivaad
Auerdeen
South Yakota
Minneapolis
Krenport
Trenport
Dos Moines
Miusnapulle
Kookwk
Wrathar
Woillo
Minnesota
Chicago
Inap
Munterpal
Armers
Fuluco
Pilddla Wast
Man in mortuary tragedy shoots wife then himself
Otto A Barbour, 45, a window trimmer, shot Chrystal Hendren, 88, in a local mortuary and then killed himself, leaving seven children. Hendren’s husband reported the event but did not survive. The double shooting occurred yesterday as authorities said the couple’s marriage was troubled.
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Saniego
Otto A. Barbour
Timmer
Airs
Chrystal Hendren
Pollen Caday
Dorhour
Hendren
Amlsfeter
Two Juveniles Arrested for Theft of Motor Car
Two juvenile boys were arrested Thursday for stealing a motor car at 1017 Elegant Avenue and recovering officers reported. One boy was released to his parents, unaware the car had been stolen. the other, previously paroled from a state industrial school for a local fuel station burglary, will be turned over to the juvenile court.
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Ponting Aedan
Myra
Comer
Elegenti Avenue
Misa Comera Trothec
Lan
Donald Michie
Offleey
Lincoln Park
Treaty haste to free Cuba stalls in Senate clash
Government effort to free Cuba in hours after three years of suspense triggered quick actions at the State Department and in Washington. A hurried White House arrival delivered the treaty to the Senate, where foreign relations committee began examination.
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Washington
Cuba
State Department
Havana
Paul Revers
United States Renate
Pha
Senate Foreign Reladens Committee
Pittman
Seta Ulons Comemittes
Government Opposes Higher Sugar Prices Amid Policy Plan
Washington May 31 government officials assert there is no reason for a domestic sugar price increase under the Jobs-Coalition plan. Current refined sugar trades around 1.35 and temporary price shifts are tied to general taxes and import reductions. Officials insist discounts offset processing tax and assure consumers will not bear added sugar costs under the new program.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Bald oUoythers
Jobes-Coatikan
Ighveen
Veteran Hood Hero Surrenders After Standoff at Bay
Alameda California May 9 require details show a veteran who kept police at bay with a dynamite threat for hours then surrendered and refused to eat hunger strike in city jail while authorities assess his mental state. The incident followed a failed bomb plot and a demand to be taken to a hotel officials reported his condition as severe mental strain needing treatment.
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Alameila
Cait
Fura 1
Franknett
Haura Hood
Karl Warren
Warren Sasues
Alameda
Calif
Pelice Tailsy
Bennett
Wis
Hennan Cathy
Denne
House Sends Silver Bill to Senators
The House today parsed and sent to the Senate a silver bill for administration of the currency. It aims to back the currency with silver to compare to gold backed quarters. Early favorable Senate action is expected.
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House
Howe
Senate
Bachitis Cor
United States
Fourth Child of Gallegos Family Dies on Friday
Ida Uallegon daughter of Mr and Mrs Baa Gallegos of Roonenburg died at noon Friday at the county hospital. She is the fourth in the family to die. A trained nurse was with her for the past three weeks and was visited by her physician twice daily to attempt to save her.
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Ida Uallegon
Baa Gallegos
Roonenburg
Surso
Har
Alia Way Vlaitet
Twiea Daly
War Debt Note Sent Congress by President
President Roosevelt sent a war debt note to Congress outlining possible revisions to funding for European debtors. The message signals consideration of special circumstances in repayment plans, with a focus on recovery and productive spending. Lindsay, the ambassador, is to carry the discussion to Washington as Republicans filibuster.
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Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Jiresident
Great Tribain
JS Hotaki Lindsay
Wlilla Howe
Mossion
Hoodevelt
Arms Conference Delayed Again to Wednesday
The arms conference faced renewed delay as President Henderson announced the session would be adjourned until Wednesday to allow more time for reflection. A British official privately said Sir John Simon sees little chance of progress at present in Geneva.
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Jung L—I Benuse
Arthur’ Henderson
Sterane
Asary Fe
Henderson
John Simon
Geneva
Joln
London
Dulvenies Hall
Governor Delivers Diploma at Sick Girl's Home
Governor Ruth Johnson traveled to Frederick to award Jalith Powell, 18, a high school diploma after missing graduation due to illness. Powell, ill with pneumonia, was reached by phone and later visited as the governor spoke of her talent and recovery while noting the diploma would be presented at her home.
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Crovernor
Caserelilel
Miss Powell
Roverbay
Well
Powells
Rover Ornor
Boverbor
Five Babies Exhibit at Paines Under Quintuplet Event
North Gay June 1 The Rev FL R Daniel parish priest at Corbell says Oya Dionne father of quintuplets Anawh tera signed a contract with the Tourial Bureau to exhibit the five girls at the Progress fair. The exhibit begins next Monday at the semury. The pay is 250 dollars weekly plus 20 percent of ask Kacelpis expenses covered. The quintuplets, past the 100th hour since birth, are progressing well.
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North Gay
Gatarin
FL R. Daniel
Ioulbier
Corbell
Oya Dionne
Te Tourial Bureau
Br. B. A. Vater
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Robt. Powell
City High
Fyrna Wolland
Frances Johnson
Charlotte Bliss
Firat
Myrna Nottend
Maices Johason
Huth Jones
Entice Futh
Virginia Joe Varvel
Aber Hert
Laura Speer
Lorraina Matro
Jen Maa Ovesen
Elizabath Afew
Ik Weiss
Mary ‘Shaerinker
Lanna Nmin
Charlotte Hise
Charlotte Hich
Ruth Sevi
Pele
Metzagtt
Curtis
Port
Albin Johnson
Chapman
Eaton Dairy, Inc
John Ehler
J. Fred Maul Farm
Michigan
Tusband
Gallegos
Paines
Correstian
Tota Cony
Creeley High Velical
Foonday
Hell
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