Education for a new society urged by Frasier
Dr. Carter of Gatorado college addressed graduate students on Sunday, arguing education must adapt to a cooperative society. He urged eliminating rigid grading, fostering thinking teachers, and tailoring instruction to each child while promoting work, civic duty, and healthy leisure. He warned against unthinking conformity and emphasized practical learning and social harmony.
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Steing
Carter
Gatorado College
Iter
Friker
Asler
Ely
Wecomd
Hotlon
America
Dr. Rover
Feasler
Ibn Rennire
Apovker
Fisster
Oan
Fraalé
Urban Work Relief payments and local civic meeting notes
Payments totaling 6186 were issued for urban work relief covering 664 workers in Weld county. Rural projects paid 610.30 to 69 workers. several duties and budgets were discussed as the month closed. A general meeting of the Greeley Chamber of Commerce will be held Tuesday at noon to discuss pay rates and signup needs for a proposed project and street intersection funding. Mrs. Sar Gold was injured in a fall at home on Twelfth Street and hospitalized without fracture, though pain persists.
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Weld
Wiedar Way
Eaton
Byuna
Port Lupton
Nunn
Grover
Greeley Climber of Commerce
Ely
Hell
Ft. G
Chamber of Commerce
Aueslinn
Shell
Sar
Nira
Anu Gold Aulfarca
Rain and Hail Hit Greeley Farm Areas
Rain and hail struck Greeley farm districts Saturday and Sunday, with two hail pockets near Lone Tree and east of Greeley causing damage. Crops were battered in some areas while others benefited from heavy rain, beet crops across Greely Eaton districts saw good, though some acres damaged. Fort Lupton and Platteville stations logged small rainfall, while Grover and nearby towns reported white hail and flooded fields as grain stood susceptible to weather impact.
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Greelay
Lone Tree
Cloverly
Norr Gill
Greeley
Kervey
Hal
Eaton
Galeton
Kersey
Hazeltyn
Gresley
Fort Lupton
Keenasburg
Plattsville
Plattevie
Grover. Ko
Nial
Grover
Atretenne
Nice
St. Beans
Boy Burned While Trying To Save Garage From Fire
Seven year old Wallace Widlund and 7 year old Jack Wenderson were playing in an unoccupied garage when they mixed fuel with benzine causing a flame. Wallace tried to kick out the fire to save the garage and was burned on the leg. A passerby smothered the flames. Wallace’s mother treated him at home before taking him to a doctor. The injury is not expected to be permanent and the garage survived.
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Wallac Widlund
Suyeraly
Jn Ousleg
Wallico
Elmer Widlund
Eight Avenue
Wallogs
Jack Wenderson
Wiley Near
Heir
Wallace
Hin Bowsers
Lwrna
Navei
Fort Collins youth shot at dance hall event
George Kelch vert, 18, of Fort Collins High School, was killed when a fight over plates escalated at a dance hall. Police say 42 year old Jones fired, striking Kelch vert amid a crowd. Jones was arrested nearby as sheriff’s deputies and a patrolman responded. first degree charges awaited. The victim’s family details were noted, with shock from relatives and onlookers.
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Port Collis
George Kelcbvert
Port Collins High School
George Saunders
Bhorite Saunders Soik Fin
Jones
Russell Beebo
Somepun
Young
Beléhart
Beeba
Jone Loma
Andershornte Frank
Ghent
Carl Gooch
Charles, Russell
Willam Welch
Aeeng
Tne
Vietimia
Hte Par Jants
Hinslater
Amons
Aml
Eaton farmer Walter Coffman Kills Self With Rifle
Walter S. Coffman, 43, longtime Eaton area farmer, shot himself Saturday at the Humphrayville ranch 13 miles northeast of Eaton. He died before a doctor arrived. no note was left. Coroner Armstong said no inquest, survived by wife and four children, funeral arrangements to be announced by Armatrang Mortuary of Raton.
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Walter_S. Cotten
Eaton
Humphrayville Ranch
Mr. Coffman
Armatrong
Johnson Ta
Jowall
Teon
Warren
Mildrad Coffman
Armatrang Mortuary
Raton 4
Tuntral Arrangnnionta
Dillinger Rumored Wounded in Hospital
Boston dispatch cites Snarph B. Keenan stating John Dillinger rumored wounded in a hospital while fleeing a Chicago gun battle that left two detectives dead. US attorney general’s aide says department learned Dillinger was injured.
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Dillinger
Boston
Heston -American Today
Snarph B. Keenan
United States
John Dillinger
Nution Jain
Keenan
Tilinger
Chicago
Vacancy Ads Window Opens in Tribune Classifieds
When vacancy occurs use Tribune want ads for apartments or rooms to rent. The Tribune offers quick placement and broad exposure. Also advertising mentions a theater showing Joan Crayford in Badia McKee and ticket details on the classifieds page.
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Tribune Want
Joan Crayford
Badia McKee
Drought Aid for Colorado Dry Counties
Colorado officials and federal agencies gathered in Denver to outline drought relief for eastern and southeastern counties. Governor Johnson pressed for at least 1 million dollars immediate aid, citing acute water shortages, livestock feed needs, and irrigation strain amid an unusually dry season. Washington prepared rapid plans with relief administration and possible federal funds as drought conditions threaten farmers and towns.
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Chasvetbled Press
Denver
Dung
Aya Colorado
Feds Leve Roller
Seglysaford
Wrewit
Washington
Uskue
W. C. Danke
E. C. Jolson
Tudiy
Lecomon
Boutichs
Governor's Office
Siate Relief Administration
Anderson
A. C. Estenalon
Federal Fundi
Giana Tn
Drouth
United States
Harrey L.hopkins
Johnson
Colorado
Honkles
Quintuplets Face Jaundice Threat. Dr Says Limited Publicity
Reported in Ontario the Dionne quintuplets developed jaundice overnight. Dr A R Dafon notes jaundice is common in newborns and cautions against public display at Chicago Century Progresa this summer due to added health risks. He warns complications could worsen the infants' chances.
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Trey
Two Drowned as Boat Capsizes on Lakeside Damage
Denver report details a lakeside boating tragedy in which Joe Murphy, 22, Morrison student at Bela College, and Ellen Denver, 26, St. Mary's Academy student, drowned after a boat overturned near Lakeside Amusement. Two others, Louis Irari and Marcel Spence, were rescued. other companions included Dotty Steadman and Miss McCaddon.
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Denver
Joe Piurphy
Morrison
Bela College
Mary
Ellen Denver
St. Mary‘s Academy
Agual
Lakestle
Louia Inari
Nkio Ru
Teegly
Marcle Spence
Colmnbine Street
Phos Hart
Miss Spence
Scattered Rains May Stop Drouth in Middle-West
Weather outlook notes scattered rain could ease the drought across the Middle West. The report references planned talks in Washington with President Roosevelt about drought extent and urgent funding, aiming to aid farmers affected by dry conditions.
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Middle-West
Congress May Be in Session Longer Than Coming Week
Washington June 4 It became certain today that the congressional session will run well into next week or possibly longer. President Roosevelt and nearly returned to the White House before Senate and House leaders were reacquainted with the day for enacting the tariff silver housing and Wagner labor board. Drought relief was announced as a complicating factor and the administration's bid for issue outing the agricultural adjustment act and all control seemed due to the search for thin session.
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Washington
Provident Reosevelt
Anaiden
Alzain
Walter
Capitol
Robingot
Democratis
sint@ ha
Harry L. Hopkine
Ute
Farm Administration
Fta
Lincoln
Otero
Pueblo
Blanco
Wallington
Roosevelt
White House
Senate
House
Wagner Labor Board
Death near for former senator Charles S. Thomas
The former senator and governor Charles S. Thomas lay in a frail state, his condition slowly improving yet sorrowful. Family and visitors kept vigil as he spoke occasionally, offering wry comments, while his appetite remained poor and nourishment was limited to brief intervals.
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Charles S. Thomas
Scantoy
Intervala
Republicans To Blast Roosevelt In National Campaign
Chicago reports Republicans plan a New Deal critique as they name a national chairman candidate. Walter Köhler, former Wisconsin governor, is seen as Weaver-supported yet Hoover-leaning, while others push for a decisive break against Roosevelt amid revolutions in party strategy.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Re- Mililfcan Party
Josaibie
Forelisirman
National Camiittre
Walter Kobler
Wisconsin
Éliers
Kotler
Hoover
The Managelint Dictator’s Try At War
A garbled report portrays Sonta Moulen as the mastermind behind a tyrant’s push to drive nations 'nutty' with fear. It cites his claimed psychology, asks soldiers if they are ready to fight, and describes harsh messages about hard times and warding away foes.
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Sonta Moulen
Sunde
Apldewir
Denverite and Wife Kidnapped and Car Taken
A gunman abducted Denverite and his wife after assaulting Mrs. Havil with a blow to the head. They were forced from their car near Colfax Avenue and taken to Jewel Avenue, then driven away. the couple’s car and purse with $117 were later recovered. The assailant fled as they pulled back into the garage. a confrontation occurred at the garage, ending with more threats and the wife resisting the attacker.
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Denver
Minn
Fred
Marit
Bobh Gayloril Street
Havil
Jewell Avenue
Sol Colorada Onckvard
Dtola
Hurd
Surans
Eset
Colfax Avenue
Hard
W. C. Pela
Princa
Gumad
Prince
Linn
Senator Adams to Oppose Roosevelt Tariff Bill
Colorado Democrat Senator Alva Adams says he will vote against the Roosevelt tariff measure. He argues the tariff power shift is unconstitutional and sets a dangerous precedent by delegating tariff authority to the president. He supports empowering Roosevelt in principle but opposes granting powers to unknown successors.
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Alva Adams
Washington
Adams
Colorado
Mrs Meligar Tennant Dies In Evans Saturday
Widow of Meligar Tennant, mother of Mrs J M Kinsinger of Evans, dies in Evana Saturday amid partial OCR garble. The notice mentions Pollencourt Mines, Helen Clofalin, and a $6.50 fee for a certain operation or service, with scattered names such as Richard Reavis and a street address.
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Mellasa Tonvart
J. M. Kinsinger
Evans
Evana
Pollencourt
Loyloil
Helen Clofalin
Twanty
Richard Reavis
Amare at Republican reunion tainted by Hilles intrigue
Washington dispatch reports the Chicago Republican reunion will feature an aging figure opposed to publicized leaders. Charles D. Hilles of New York, long noted for quiet influence, is described as a man who can steer events without direct confrontation, while plotting to shape national party views behind the scenes. The piece hints at Hilles’ past activity and his recent stamp collection move to solicit opinions, with continuation promised on Page 8.
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Washington
Chicago
Mooyer
Sandera
Ogden Alls
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Hillen
Hilles
City Faces Dry Law Ruling Halting Wet State Policy
A district judge rules against the city’s mural grant and restricts enforcement of a local wet state policy. The decision blocks the city from continuing the dry law approach and cites state authority over alcohol regulations. The ruling impacts local businesses and freeway fueling practices as authorities proceed with enforcement actions.
Pinto Growers Plan New Marketing Approach Meeting
Pinto growers in Denver will discuss a new federal marketing plan next week. An Industry board will set a surplus stock price and oversee byproducts sales while crop prospects and pricing are debated. Meetings, including one at Green X, will involve extension services and the state marketing director.
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Associated Wrest
Denver
Calayade Pinta Brawera
Kaling
Progratts Bryontein
Crlovatio Sgt Culturnd College
Marketi Ag
Gree Tux
Uwler
Ui Plan
Wey
Mirplis
Wolykt Geeug
Thia
Luang
Suit on Docket for Three Years Comes to Trial Monday
Bulk of KH H Luther a Grleton farmer seeks 332 from former tenant A F Koenig of Eaton. Trial before county court jury Monday centers on crop accounting for land broken up and soil laid to rest. Dispute over whether Koenig or landlord should claim crops and frozen potatoes not harvested. Witnesses unavailable. counsel for Koenig and Luther present.
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H. Luther
Grleton
Renailord
A. F. Keedle
Eaton
Sole
Koenle
Koenig
C. Cuyo
TH. Bradfield
Nixon
Tor Koenig
Geranium Donation Fueled by Local Garden Club Effort
A miscopied note reports 200 geraniums donated to the Greeley Garden Club by the Japanese Floral Art Group of Greeley. Gj stated the flowers will be planted at Glenmere, as planned.
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Greeley Garden Club
Greeley
Samuel Hallett Dies on Sunday
Samuel Hallett, 55, longtime Greeley resident, died Sunday night at Greeley hospital after an illness. Born May 4, 1845 in Merritt, England, he came to Cotrads in 1831 and ran a shop in Greeley for ten years. He was a Methodist church member and lodge attendee. Survived by three sons, two daughters, a wife who died in 1970, and several grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 3 pm. burial at Et Grave.
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Samuel Hellett
Greeley
Greeley Hospital
Mr. Fallett
Merritt
Pugland
Cotrads
Mr. Hattell
Alfred
Chores
Sidney
Lora Brallett
Maude Smith
Aramenttdren
la Dene Broecker
Oaklind
Calif
Wid
Natelle Smith
Greetey
Jone Pront
Rmib Froecker
Hallett
Ehuren
Miey Mortuy
Et Grave
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Avery
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Greeley Farm
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W.S. Coffman
Self
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Lakeside
Tua
Congress
Thomas
Althe
Heit
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Pallca
Paul Mallon
Colorado Springs
Cornforth
Noriates Freany
Colorads Springs
Mane
Hiatyicl
Arthur Cotytarth
Suseinine
Joe Pallas
Calormlo Sorleas
Iuarie
Lydie Onted
Samuel Hallett
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