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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1933

Page

6

Great Western Sugar beet payment details affect Weld County growers

The Great Western Sugar Company announced a cash payment plan totaling about 338,000 to Weld County beet growers. The program ties payments to beet quality and tonnage, with per ton amounts varying by local areas like Greeley Windsor and Fort Collins. Official guidance warns growers not to accept offers outside contract terms while outlining expected schedules and distributive effects on farm operations and local businesses.

Western Sugar Company Weld County Greeley Busineu Hiltory Ying Tipanco Savotul Fort Collins Longmant Brighton Fort Morgen Gured Bere Heeta Twouly Kaye al Whith Thia Gurad C. N Weld County Is Bank Jabor Billinge-Lovell Wyoming Colorado Nebraska Great Wealera Company Wera

Fisher Co Aims Five Percent Pay Increase Move

Fisher Company orders a five percent wage rise as officials of a corporation join General Motors in a move expected to affect both groups. Lawrence F. Fisher, vice president of General Motors and president of the Gallie Lat Motor Car company, authorized by Alfred F. Siaon Jry, signals a broader corporate wage policy change.

General Motors Corporation Incr Lawrence F. Fieher General Motors Gaillilac Motor Car Company Snovenes Alfred F. Siaon Jry Wold

Bureau Chief of A P Talks to Kiwanis About London Covering

A.P. chief Len Stanley spoke to the Kiwanis club at a Denver luncheon on the London bureau. He described assignments in London, noted Hoover landslide talk, and discussed Queen Mary hat design stories.

Dolly Mall Len Don Raoruing Igte Northcliffe Hiltisn Jourpaliam Hoover Eaning Gruniey Prev Denver Kiwan's Club London Il Atonley Colorado College Colorado Syringa Danver Hureia Wille Thera Eng- Besch Labor Wiiger Lonon Stanley Agld Mit Pollevus Stanley George Stanlay Noel Coward Klog Blantay Stanigg Gaidhi England Empira Mohsrajahs

Askew Home Damaged by Fire in Early Morning Blaze

A fire at the Askew residence at 1527 Four Leasth Avenue caused damage from smoke and flames reaching the attic. Firemen arrived after midnight Friday to find the furnace room alight and the origin undetermined by Friday noon. The Askew family and tenant Tob Molsen escaped with no injuries.

R. M. Askow Fourlesath Avenue Banetiant Firamen Askew Tob Molsen

Judge Burke Delivers Commencement Address at City High

Judge H P Burke of the Colorado supreme court addressed City High School graduates at a crowded commencement in the eighth gymnasium. Valedictorian Betty Buckman received a gold key for academic excellence, with diplomas conferred by F S Allmutt as Principal Paul Gilespie announced scholarships. The ceremony featured musical numbers directed by Miss Tan ner and won praise for the graduates’ poised appearance. Two Grewkey youths were later held for police investigation after a nighttime theft at the Alan Wrarkling company yards.

H. P. Burke Colorado Suprams Court Greelay High Wehodl Syema Sonta Wy Br Moudl Dluas Hey Walter D. Cole Eleanor Winograd Orion Herttaga Fholey Tausr Mark Andrawa Judge Burke Jacov Wreck Misy Tanner Paul Giilespie High Schoal Ucholsralp Betty Buckman Allmutt Board of Education Tia Ray Strahl Regia Ronald Paulke Ber Impresatva Nutior Grewkey Otter Homer Sims Ntessing & Ure Jim Alan Wrarkling Company

Arthur Thompson Among Colorado Graduates With Honors

Associated Press report from Bontdar notes thirteen seniors will graduate with honors at Colorado University commencement on June 12. Arthur Thompson of Ornaley is listed among the honorees.

Associated Press Colorado Oxarctead Arthus Thompson Ornaley

Fragmentary 1930s letter with distorted names

A garbled letter fragment mentions Beverly Lt and June 1, farm prices up 17 percent in a month. It references an ambassador to Hugland, a Prince of ales, and a Muswoltal Hitler hybrid, with Pecora as a presidential candidate likely. The text conveys partisan sniping and political satire in a rushed, unclear hand.

Beverly Lt. Callt Balter News Ubon Thay Guy Pecora

Concha Case Goes to Jury This Morning

The Concha and Joe Concha murder trial moves to a jury after a long district court session. Prosecutors outline five possible verdicts per defendant, including first degree murder with death or life imprisonment, while witnesses describe a party spoiled by moonshine whiskey and a fatal stabbing in the Concha home yard on March 22.

Crsa Hadale Joe Concha Bir Aru Mra Ian Concha Tony Martinez Concha Jayes Tores Win

J C Caldwell Heads Schools in Estes Park

J C Caldwell longtime Weld county educator and Gill school superintendent has been elected Estes Park schools superintendent. He accepted the offer Thursday evening and will leave Gill after five successful years to assume duties. Caldwell has master’s degree, previously led a high school in Borthead and directed Weld county summer school programs. District finances have run on a cash basis for three years with $7600 in warrants retired.

J. G. Caldwell Gill Weld County Schoote Estes Park Caldwell Dent Gul Borthead Ate Landing Siutoe QM Board

Men Employed for Highway No. 14 Project

Commissioner 3. K. Clark and Road Overseer Chatica Finch supervise county hatvy workers for state highway 14 improvement aiming for relief employment. Men seeking work must register with John Smathers in Buckingham C R Graven in New Raymer or William Nicklag in Stoneham.

3. K. Clark Chatica Finch Buckingham John Smathers Buckiingham C. R. Graven New Raymer William Nicklag Stoneham

County Attorney Prosecution Proposed By Democrat

In a New Raymer Enterprise report from Raymer Paper a prominent Democrat urges Colorado to imitate eastern armies by abolishing the district attorney office. He argues the county attorney should prosecute in each county to save money and improve efficiency, criticizing Weld County deputy DA for taking over duties.

Colorado O. R. Graves Town Nation Alate New Raymer Enterprise New Rayner Greatey Raymer Weld

Adjournment for Lament to Get Facts in Morgan Inquiry

Washington June 2 The counter investigation of J Y Morgan & Co was abruptly resumed after John W Varis consul protested a question directed at Thomas Montamont junior partner relating to Morgan tax return The exchange involved Ferdinand Po cord and stock questions as hearings proceed.

Heer Washington J. Y. Morgan John W Thomas & Tamont Hanlred Doyle Presidentia Ferdinand Pocord Davis Lamont J. P. Morgan Pacpin Pletehor Lament J. P. Morgan & Co Hellieh George Whitney Mrm. Triday Nator Raynolds Com North Carolin Morgan Paris London Whitney Albert Belgium Woltnay Gifford Plochat Raphart Ferdinand Yecora Fridley

Governor Commutes Farice King Murder Sentence

Governor Johnson commuted Farice King’s 20 year murder sentence for J C Bodzine to seven years, with seven years already served, potentially freeing her sooner under good conduct. King, a nurse, shot Bodzine at a hospital and later attempted suicide. trial followed sensational testimony and linked King to Evans, a Newark police convict.

Neil Kimball Johnson Associated Freas Farios King Joan Bodszine Denver Salaw Breas O. Johnson Farrea King J. C. Bodzine Robert Ryan Mieans Wat Tha Sha Mra King Wna Nidylaod

Five Amherst Freshmen Jailed in Radical Stunt

Amherst college freshmen were charged with mutilating a U S flag during a campus BR meeting of alleged communists yesterday. Two students were suspended from the college.

Amherst Maes Amherst College U.S

15 Year Old Girl Wins Gold G for Academic Honors

A 15 year old girl, daughter of Struddirs and Warner Buckman, received the gold GQ for scholastic achievement at the Grastoy high anschant graduation. Numerous scholars were named for two and four year awards, including Mary Quinn, Norma Flood, Joan Carney, and Elizabeth Paterson, with several students listed as National High School Honor Society members. The event featured a Poetry Club prize won by Dan Archuleta, and a top twenty scholar list announced with noted names across multiple families and schools.

Petty Duckman Struddirs Warner Buckman Grastoy High Raymond Kiser Ate Ad Mra Kiger Margaret Dorgendatl Alva Axel Borgarddatl Eleanor Winograd A. Winograd Ednar Holuceke Ane Mra Halnacka Druvor University Tatlave Tng Theresa Mag Krous Pater Kropa Louise Stewart David Stewart la Salle Dorothy Paterson G. A. Paterson Elizabet Paterson Simon Peterson Maxine Povatt Herbare Ponsb Newomry Denver Wilyernity Mary Quinn Cash Berry Norma Flood Jamey Colorado College Joan Carney Claude T. Carney Hruca Mond Ruth Manges Knitheyn Mayne We Hy, Mayne Leo Kooulg Annie Wannig Baruts Commercial School Tenvers Charloyne Ellis Ploy Lilla Tucille Felbrecht Wnd Mrg. J. HL Iy Maving Acholarstiinn Dlor Jaulo Teachera College Yolea Jessons Aunuel Poetry Club of Greeley Noat Dan Archuleta Mir Mere. T. M. Archuleta Schlasticatanding Marghrey Ankousy Margaret Dergendale Beverly Jerylogon Betty Buckman Jean

Swabbing Begins At Anthes Well In New Raymor District

Continental Oil officials moved to the Anthes well in New Raymor district to test the Muddy sand with swabbing expected to start Friday morning. Gas pressure will affect freeing time. aims include clearing mud and water. The well to 3088 feet shows a 10 inch pipe, with 7 inch casing at 5473 feet and Dakota cemented off. Alleged holdups case proceeds in Denver with Mulliken and Cole on trial for a Tan Tan mine store incident. $73 alleged theft.

Continental Oil Company Anthes New Raymor Denver George T. Mulliken Tony Cole Wacea Horn H. G. Jergsenson Puritan

Howe Advised Toilet Kit Purchase by Roosevelt Order

Major General Dewitt and Secretary Howe testified before the military committee about President Roosevelt’s alleged order to buy 200,000 toilet kits from Deviler and Company of New York for reforestation camps. Howe denied directing Fechner to make the purchase, while Dewitt asserted other officials issued the instruction and questioned Fechner’s authority.

Washington Junin Tom LB. DaWith Nrmy Robert Fechner Wen Roosevelt Fechner Devler and Company of New York Lowla M.lowe Providant Conei Govier Company Aemy Louis ‘Howe Blonsavell Repork Seelwer Conaeryndory Corps DeVler Company Ni York Betain Ile Vechner Lows

Special Bond Vote Might Be Illegally Proposed

Gov Johnson admits a proposed special election to submit 35 million dollars for public works may be irregular. He considers a reform plan to raise funds, possibly by a federal loan arrangement. He may travel to Washington to explore a congressional scheme. The aim is to match federal money with state projects and create work for Coloradans.

Animeluied Press Covver Cine Kr.gc Johnsonusd Johnson Washington Congress Colorado

Western State College to award 22 degrees at commencement

Twenty two graduates will be presented tomorrow at Western State College commencement. State Superintendent Jolson Lewis will give an address. Provident C. U. Casay will confer degrees and Dean K. S. Stool will present the classes. Dean G. T. Hearst will present candidates for postgraduate degrees and diplomas will be handed out by Dr. Jacke Sullivan, trustee organizer.

Ghainetated Tres Guanlaoe Western State College Mry Nex Jolson Lewis State Auporietendent of Public Instruction Provident C. U. Casay G. T. Hearst Jacke Sullivan Board of Lrusteaa

Sedan and Delivery Truck in Collision

A sedan and a delivery truck collided at 4215 9th Ww Thursday in front of 2122 Eighth Avenue. McCave swerved to avoid, the other vehicle passed on the right, drivers were injured, and a nearby apartment fire required hose lines. damage confined to the picture machine.

Thomas S Fork Morgan Union Delivery Rick Frank McCave Eighth Avenue McCave McCavn V. BW

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