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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
6
A essay argues that Czechoslovakia arms all males 6 to 60 as a fascist echo of democratic fear. It warns that heavy defense measures threaten liberty, notes press ridicule of dictatorships, and questions the cost of battleships versus preventing kidnappings.
A compact critique of democracy and public virtue notes that money and power undermine citizens. The writer mocks rhetoric about education funding, refugee policy, and social equity while highlighting personal hypocrisy and moral standards in daily life.
A political analysis argues the 1940 election will see a broad coalition emerge among anti New Deal forces across parties. Voters split by policy rather than party labels as Roosevelt’s New Deal prompts defections from both parties, especially in the South. The piece predicts cross party alliances and independent candidates could rise to curb New Deal dominance.
The article traces Alexander H. Stephens 1812 birth in Georgia, his Civil War era roles, and later service in the U.S. Senate and House amid Reconstruction disputes. It notes his shifting loyalties, wartime stance, capture, parole, and eventual death in Atlanta in 1883, with brief references to contemporaries and a local high school baseball result.
Weather and local notes report prolonged rain across Watt County Montana area with light drizzle in north Greeley and heavier showers in the district. a heavy rain Sunday night caused some vegetable damage but spared field crops. A teaching pay increase for Greeley teachers takes effect 1920, averaging 10 dollars per month or 40 dollars yearly with higher raises where salaries were low. Local commercial groups support lamb feeders against new rail regulations. proposed rules could add taxes on most lamb shipments leaving the district per Harry Farr.
The Christian Alliance invites readers to join a nonsectarian forum open to all worshippers and seekers. It urges unity, welcomes diverse denominations, and emphasizes Gospel salvation through shared belief and study, guiding readers toward inclusive worship and scripture.
Theatre Guide announces a showing of Peter the Great at Crawford Hall June 3 with two screenings. The 1937 Grand Prize winner from the World Fair, praised by Theater Arts Monthly, accompanies a Moscow travelogue with full English subtitles. Admission 16 cents. sponsored by the Division of Literature and Languages.
A town message asks for donated Sunday School papers for distribution to aid worship and service. It invites leftovers and provides the contact at 1031 18th Avenue, Greeley, Cole, with a note from A H F Bux about scripture guidance and piety.
A pea-soup fog refers to very dense London fogs known for their dull yellow color and thick consistency.
Bids for PWIA 804-D Project 321 on a 6.977 mile gravel surfacing on Nort Washington Street State Highway No 195 in Colorado to be opened at the State Highways Engineer Denver office by June 1 1933. Wage scales set for skilled intermediate and unskilled labor with bond and completion within 260 calendar days.
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