Tradition and Thought Marked CSU Teacher College Graduation
Dr. George Willard Frogler lauded tradition while urging graduates to embrace new customs at the Colorado State Teachers College baccalaureate in Gunter Hall. The program featured Brent Frasier, a choir ensemble, and remarks stressing that ideas stem from learning rather than institutional authority, with emphasis on balancing tradition and progress.
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Elmer West and Children In Car Accident
An afternoon collision on Gak Street involving Elmer West and his two children left one infant unharmed but two children badly cut, requiring stitches at a doctor’s office. Mrs West and another adult in the rear escaped major injuries, while both cars suffered damage. A crowd gathered as the West vehicle backed from a parking space near the garden club scene.
Public Works Projects Advance with Tax Changes and Funding
Associated Press reports Washington adopting Harrison tax measures to finance 3.3 billion in public works amid debates over rate shifts. The vote extends into late today after a reconsideration motion, and President Merrifield is urged to enforce fair code provisions as Roosevelt proposals draw broad support.
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Hottest Day of the Year Reported in City
Weather notes record heat across the city with temperatures near 85 degrees in the afternoon. Forecasters cite rising humidity and seasonal patterns while a low around 62 degrees is noted for Saturday.
Chamber of Commerce To Discuss Sales Tax and Bond Issue
Chamber of Commerce to hold Tuesday noon meeting at hall to discuss sales tax and bond issue. Several speakers will lead the discussion, including Lundwou and others.
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Supreme Court Denies Lindsey Reinstatement
Colorado Supreme Court refused reinstatement of Judge Lindsey to the Colorado bar. The majority voted against readmission, with Justice Henr Ailliard dissenting. Lindsey attacked the decision as unjust, citing prior disputes and a gift related to his past cases.
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Injunction Sought Against Brantner Ditch by Rancher
Joseph Groskopf, owner of NW of 22-1-01 in south World, seeks a court order to force the Brantner Ditch to deliver water into a new headgate he installed to irrigate 90 acres. He claims existing water rights and that the ditch has refused to deliver flow to his land this year. A stipulation was signed and filed showing water delivery during the case pendency. H. S. Clisg represents the plaintiff and Mary Rehm the defendant.
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Veteran Platteville mail carrier dies at 71
Artinie Chase Brown, 71, a longtime Platteville rural carrier, died Saturday at his home after a long illness. Born in Bradyville Iowa in 1862, he moved to Platteville at 12 and married Jenny Las in 1890, with four daughters. He is survived by his wife, several children and five grandchildren. Funeral services set for 2:20 p.m. at the Methodist Church with Hambridge officiating. burial in Mizpal Cemetery.
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Cameron Pass Remains Closed Into Next Week
Larimer County road crew reported Cameron Pass still closed after Saturday night snow clearing. Joe Wright supervisor and crews from Jackson County were seen near the pass top working on the snow. Road conditions and lifting of the closure were not announced.
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Fire blamed on incendiary origin at local building
Chief Mason and Officer Roberts concluded a Friday fire at 1187 Fourteenth Avenue was incendiary. Investigators noted insulation, wiring, and turpentine residues around burned areas and photographed the scene. Building owner G W Black of Pyobis, formerly Grealey, had insurance on both the structure and contents. neither Askew nor Black were in Greely when the fire occurred.
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Hold-up Men Convicted by Jury Here
Gooree MIMIken and two accomplices were found guilty of aggravated robbery after two hours of deliberation in district court. Hessie Concha and her husband Joe Concha of Korsey were sentenced to long terms in state prison for second degree murder, with Concha receiving 10 to 20 years and Joe Concha 16 to 20 years. The verdict cited Joe Concha as the leader of the fatal confrontation that killed Tanya Marines, aided by Aira Uoreha.
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Greeley Woman Burns Hands Using Kerosene Fire
A Greeley woman sustained burns to her hands and arms when a kerosene jar exploded at her home at 10:08 am Monday while she attempted to start a fire. The fire damaged a small room but injuries were not serious enough for hospitalization.
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Eaton Man Murdered Over Black Magic Confession
A 53 year old Mexican man Luena Rajos confessed to Sheriff George E. Saunder of Fort Collins that he killed Trinidad Cane near Loveland in April. He claimed fear of Cane’s supposed supernatural powers and belief in a cross carved to appease the devil after firing two shots and cutting a cross on Cane’s arm. Murder charge filed in district court following the confession.
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China Gains $59 Million Loan For U.S. Wheat And Cotton
The A F T reconstruction agency announces a loan of 59,009,000 dollars to China to buy American wheat and cotton. Dr. T. P. Soong overseeing arrangements with Chua W. and the loan aims to procure up to 200,000 bales of cotton and about 13.5 million bushels of wheat from U.S. markets amid ongoing negotiations with American lenders.
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Mattern's transatlantic flight lands in Moscow stop
Texan aviator Mattern arrives in Moscow after a perilous five day journey from New York via Oslo and Norway. He lands at 7 57 a m and plans to press on toward Sibaris as officials arrange fuel and rest stops.
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Young Mother Fatally Burned in Kerosened Fire Tragedy
In Windsor area, a young mother died after starting a fire with kerosene that ignited her clothing. At Hicks Lake near the Empire reservoir in Master, a man, Henry Whidsor, died in a diving accident during a fishing trip, with witnesses reporting a struggle and a ruptured aneurysm. The deaths follow a series of local incidents, including a high dive accident and a house fire at the Jacoby residence, with investigations led by Coroner Armstrong and Sheriff W. Wy Wratt.
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Foster Trial For Land Possession Opens In Grover District
In district court Judge C. C. Cottle heard the Foster case seeking possession of a Grover district tract. M. J. Mose and C. Eltukinan face action tied to redemption of foreclosure and alleged failed extensions. Testimony from Poater cited promise of Mose for extension while a blizzard delayed payment. Representations involve Moses by P. J. Green and Wickman by Clay Apple. Fosters represented by H. & alinnn.
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Caterpillars Infest Trees at Raton Eaton
Caterpillars swarm Bulow and surrounding areas, feeding on leaves and damaging trees. Officials launched a spraying program last week using strong insecticide to protect cottonwood and other species. Local residents from nearby towns observed the process and monitored its effectiveness.
Anthes Well Shows Little Gas and Oil Prospect
Aniles well on the Now Raymer structure was bailed practically dry Saturday with no oil or gas produced. A small gas show lasted briefly but nothing developed. Ramacy Petroleum may offset wells to the St. Anthony on Buckingham structure, yet there is little chance of summer development. The Anthony well was a 6,000,000 barrel project with some oil reported.
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Tribune Phone Numbers For Society and Local Ads
Local readers are directed to use the Tribune for society notices, local listings, advertising, job printing, and subscriptions. The notice lists numbers for departments handling society events, classifieds, and subscription services.
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Vatman Named Manager of Summer Mirror at Colorado State Teachers College
Dick Tatman of Greeley was Saturday notified by the board of publication at Colorado State Teachers College of the appointment to the business management of the Teachers College Mirror for the summer of 1933. He has led advertising for the Mirror the past two years and is noted for dramatics and work with the Bengiere club and men’s pep organization.
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