State of the Nation By Raymond Moley
Column by Raymond Moley references editorial views on American affairs and wartime policy. The text presents garbled names and institutions, suggesting a clipped excerpt from a modernized opinion page.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1933
Page
7
Column by Raymond Moley references editorial views on American affairs and wartime policy. The text presents garbled names and institutions, suggesting a clipped excerpt from a modernized opinion page.
The author presents personal reflections on how government should communicate with the public. He rejects a formal administration statement, aiming instead to publish candid, individual viewpoints about national affairs. The piece emphasizes fairness, responsibility, and the difficulty of processing vast official information.
Dolts Pai fraternity members Al Ryzman and John Finnaviore will be in Denver for the week ent. ers Fusch and K Templeman from the University of Southern California are guests of Mr and Mrs J A Fuach Gravley, Kern Busch and J Buach are brothers. Mrs F M Wollee entertained guests this week. Ara Trobert Winbourn of Denver and Mrs Winbourn attended a bridge dinner with 16 guests. Jerome Bunker left Grealey Thursday to join his wife at Atchison. Mrs Bunker has been there due to her mother’s illness. Miriam Hoover and Randall accompanied Mr Bunker to Bolott, Koos. Mr and Mrs C H Ramsay entertain their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs C Bobling of Santa Maria Calif at their home. Hoblings in Longmont Tuesday and Friday. Ramsays plan time between Greeley and Esters Park. Mrs Bert Kittle and daughter Helen left Thursday for Amaboyat to visit Mr and Mrs Les Kita for a week. They will then travel with Lea Kittles to Taos and Santa Fe New Mexico, then Morenci Ariz to Waltera IclUe and husband Af Mr and A Robison. They will also go to California briefly before returning. Duration of trip is indefinite.
Mr and Mrs J B Murray spent Tuesday in Denver visiting with Hyolyn Furniss of Golden and her mother in Greeley. Phi Delta Theta and Pi Kappa Phi members attended Greek events, while several couples planned summer travel to Ohio Illinois and Wisconsin. Rotary members attended an inter city meeting in Estes Park with Howard Croll leading discussions at the Crags hotel. A grandchild of Everett, Washington visitors and a local couple planning trips to Annapolis and Chicago were noted. Vegetable plants advertised for sale at Buckeons Greenhouse with Weldorado Drug promotions.
A fragmentary note extols Romany Rural School methods promoting tradition romance and moral pioneering. It praises individual initiative and freedom, claiming the school will provide a well elaborated four year high school curriculum amid calls for help from QHAS.
Alberta Brown hosts friends in Trinidad while Judy Fairehill travels to Central City for a short stay. Thelma Swanson plays host. Charlotte Embry of Pampa and Wa Fatk of Mitchell visit. Embry plans a Chicago trip. Mrs Smiff to Los Angeles with her mother Mrs Ben D. Rupp for about six weeks. Norma Sampson of Alpha Sigma Tau mentors guests at the chapter house. Dorothy Morgan, Pl Kapra Sigma alumna, visits. Haguen K Rowan, life insurer agent, relocates with family to 1816 Sixteenth Avenue in Greeley. Mr Rouss moves from Tubiacapalls, Ind.
Mr and Mrs, their young daughter Pearl plan a Sunday motor trip to a year ahead where they will be Alanor guccia or Mr and Ava Griffin Pearl Young will travel to Curr to spend a week with her aunt Mrs Leonard Chadwick Mr and Men 3 8.Rusch have established their residence in Greeley at 2131 Ninth avenue Mr Ich has retired from the United States navy his wife a former Grealey girl Elizabeth Jordan The Busches recently reside in Philadelphia and Los Angeles Philly Phenix and Robert Phenix Princeton University students sing of Mr and Mrs V Pinel of Gragley Were withera of honor for their school according to a clipping the Phorixes Tiere received Phowls an honorian in his ceis see 100 worth of backs for Amat clair Ny to high school from which he was graduated the prize given by the Graduate Carnell of Princeton University Sincatau Club of New York prize awarded to Robert Bheouts The two are a gang of Henry Phenix now living at East Orange New Jersey.
Fort Collins seeks lower telephone rates with City Attorney Brower to confer with the public utilities commission in Denver. The council has not lapsed, intends to hold firm on policy, and reviews Mountain State Telephone Company’s submitted rate schedule in support of the current order.
A note on voice ranges claims femme voices sing an octave higher than male voices due to natural law. It notes soprano solos, allegedly performed by a soprano, sounding an octave lower than expected, casting doubt on the octave relationship in practice.
Wheatland irrigation officials seek a $125,000 loan from the RFC to enlarge Wheatland reservoir facilities. Colorado interests may withhold consent until disputes over the Laramie and North Platte rivers are resolved.
Mrs Collins directs a two act operetta The Castaways at Cok Jogo High School with a large cast led by Nae Aino Horan Ethel Smith Morothy Powara Olan Eckhardt uth S tz Jwan Mikirot Bexharit The show features two acts and a lively chorus with Lucille Ellinger arranging costumes The program highlights Miss Colima’s teaching and a strong student performance despite imperfect OCR.
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