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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
5
A historical public forum feature outlines accepted letters and editorial guidance for Tribune readers. It discusses letters long enough to require editing for legibility and proper attribution before publication.
The June issue of Martine magazine anticipates a July 1 1988 decision on abandoning the NRA. Fortune argues big business will back the NRA while pushing price fixing reforms, fearing monopoly under regulation and seeking lasting profits, with wage and hour rules seen as gradual state intrusion.
DOR and McArthur take over the interests of Y. Walking in the county garage with Fred Scitch as active manager. McArthur, longtime owner of the building, will run a general garage and auto business alongside Buick agency. Also notes post graduate work plans, social visits, a film screening at Rex theater, and a Lutheran sorority gathering at Island Grove park.
The column discusses hidden motives in Cuba treaty timing to ease tense Anglo Cuban relations. It cites fears of Machado terrorism against U S diplomats, private officials warning of consequences, and debates over an embargo and intervention before changes in sugar allotments.
Stingaree a Herman production and Kunty release directed by William Wellman opens at the Kiva theatre Saturday with a large cast including Irene Dunne Richard TH and Governor General Hexbald. The guide’s preview notes full material available and The Literary Digest rates it 3A praising the departure from gangster themes.
A detailed review notes Sadie McKee and Ginkerella era depicted in a Goldwyn Maverer release opening at the Sterling Sunday. Variety praises performances though warns of melodrama, while The Literary Digest cites a two to four rating and remarks on Crawford and Arnold as standout talents. The piece also mentions the patriotic Shrine Independence Hall opening on July 4 1870 and Washington's estate at death valued 5306000.
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