02 Jun 1932
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
1
A scrambled clipping depicts Hopewell society moving on as speculation about the Lindbergh baby murder inflames the nation. References to Dr. Condon, the Rockefeller Institute, and a $60,000 reward mingle with lurid details of the case and public fascination.
The Bronx grand jury heard witnesses about the Lindbergh baby case involving Dr John F Condon and the ransom payment as they planned adjournment subject to call Three mediators linked to Colonel Lindbergh and underworld negotiators appeared among today’s witnesses Morris Rosner was listed among the figures tied to the case Also noting a funeral service for George W Huie Eaton Pioneer set for Friday at 3 PM in Linwood A lobby room.
Von Papen forms new German cabinet with Baron von Neurath as foreign minister and Count von Kromgk as finance minister. Karl Goordaler declines service, Flormann Warmbold named minister of economy, plan to draft reaching declaration to be read before Reichstag. Planck named chief assistant to the chancellor, open letter sent to Walwig.
Market notes from June 2 to 7 show livestock and grain prices shifting with cattle, calves, hogs and vealers varying by region. In Denver and Omaha, cattle and feed lot values moved up modestly, while Chicago and other markets reflected steady to firm demand for beef and pork products amid cautious buying and mixed futures signals.
The widow Annie Garibaldi of Giuseppe Garibaldi was buried at Vatican Hill on the 60th anniversary of her husband’s death. The funeral procession included Garibaldi family members, foreign delegations, and ceremonies led by Premier Mussolini. The cortege moved to the Janiculum Hill where a ceremonial equestrian statue will be unveiled by Queen Letizia.
The Greely High School yearbooks were distributed at 1 o clock Thursday morning. The book honors Arthur Potuth who sponsors the publishing and teaches commercial art. Featured students include Ralph Farr Irene Hannen Charles Haley Virginia Wilson Pansy Ciing and Bob Hogh as business manager.
The AP reports thousands of veterans flood toward Washington for a demand of delayed bonus payments. From Oregon to Florida, groups converge by rail and road, with 1,600 already in Washington and many more en route via Pennsylvania Railroad and other lines. Major hubs include Chicago Detroit Toledo and Oklahoma, as veterans from multiple states join in the mass movement.
Washington June 2 Predicting swift agreement on the revenue bill by tonight Chairman Smoot of the conferees said the conference resumed. Wheat Advances Moderately Chicago May 2 Wheat rose as export demand grew with Italy and Greece purchases. A car of newly harvested 1932 wheat reported at Frederick Oklahoma. Corn and oats showed mixed changes and provisions were unsettled.
The Presbyterian Church adjourned its 144th general assembly in Fort Worth Texas with protests from Negro delegates led by Rev Irving W Underhill. The body reaffirmed support for the General Council admitted women to the council for the first time and upheld prohibition while approving changes to marriage doctrine and supervised eugenics practice. The next assembly was set for Fort Worth in 145th year.
Feagan faces a new charge in Minneapolis amid disputed arrest details and allegations of fake police actions. The case involves alleged purging schemes and disputed arraignment timing, with Feagan asserting lack of understanding of the charges.
Incoherent text references a person moving from Missouri to Michigan, paying for something, and claims of federal jurisdiction over extradition while noting authorities and charges. Mentions Detroit and Minnesota reference, with unclear dates and legal actions.
Denver Colorado authorities report that police reflector tagging was not authorized by the office. Secretary Charles M Armstrong of the state cabinet said the office approved more than 40 reflector types but rejected tagging motorists for reflectors and warned against misuse.
Frances Ewing Koch, born to Myr and Mra Koch, weighs six pounds. Mrs. Koch remembers her as Frances Ewing. The family has recently resided with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Raving, for three weeks as husband arrived in Greeley.
American League games list Washington 6 Boston 4 in Washington Boston third New York 3 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 4 Cleveland 0 third Cleveland Nebraska rut National League Beaton 4 Brooklyn 6 Hit Boston 1 Brooklyn 6 final Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 3 ebxth
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