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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1934
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a sequence of national identifiers and a trade context. It mentions patriotes, martial kind, and days of the week tied to national designations, concluding with an allowance or order from Chia to Peru, labeled The War Traders.
The editor urges graduates to consider purposeful study or work mending their uncertain prospects. With limited job openings, many may join jobseekers, CCC or CGC enlistment, or rely on family or CWA relief. Deliberate choices and resilience are urged as national recovery hints at future opportunities.
In a Memorial Day parade, Boy Scouts and veterans debated the salute to the Stars and Stripes. Legion members watched for proper respect as the colors passed, noting six to eight salutes while most adults reportedly did not salute. World War veterans praised the Scouts for proper flag etiquette amid a broader critique of elder behavior.
The author praises eliminating the nine grade diploma emphasis and explains the move from junior high to senior high mirrors standard school transitions. He notes diploma awards at ninth grade were not ideal and argues the change encourages continuing public school education without implying complete schooling.
From the Files of the Greeley Republican June 2 1915 reports the election of officers for the Woman's Federation for the next two years with Mrs C A Highs treasurer Mrs Wildtrad plus vice president Mrs George Harity recording secretary Mrs Lyann Carrel corresponding secretary Mrs Charles Pow treasurer. Also notes a high tea for Elizabeth Canfield a June bride and a wedding in Ogden of Robert King Candua and Miss Marion Skones.
The article analyzes the influence of key figures around President Roosevelt, focusing on Tugwell, Wallace, and Mrs. Roosevelt. It outlines who wields clout in farm policy, domestic matters, and social issues, noting close advisers and distant insiders.
Greeley Public Library announces new acquisitions across genres including general fiction titles such as Cuay for Mother and The Witch. mystery selections Emi of an Ancient Murtuoe and The Street of Strange Facts. Westerns Death Tides the Miesa and Ilo Grande. plus several others by noted authors.
A noisy collage of theater notes, previews, and literary selections from 1952 guides. Mentions Betty Hoover, Grand Hotel, Century of Progress, and works by Barrymore Lombard Kyne and Le May. Notes ongoing public works spending and cultural topics.
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