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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1934
Page
8
Reported in Washington, the drought relief bill proposes work programs east of the Missouri with federal support. Officials estimate up to 180000 out of 526000000 involved workers could earn wages while assisting roads, irrigation, and public works during harsh conditions.
Reports from Greelay city officials state that plumbers must comply with state and city codes. Inspector Wain Welsh and council member Alexander, amid disputes with county authorities, emphasize enforcing required installations such as ragge boilers hot heaters and soda fountains. Welsh claims state codes override local rules where conflict exists, with enforcement focusing on sanitary and safety standards.
The Associated Press reports sugar refiners raised prices modestly to offset a trade discount and absorb the tax. The increase applies to about 38 million pounds and takes effect at Friday's opening. Several refiners in the eastern market matched the move.
Farm leaders say authorities are preparing to buy cattle for drought relief. Photo shows government official S. Wilson of the Bureau of Cattle here, who was informed by the secretary, though no plan details are released.
A chaotic Chicago meeting of Republican committeemen selected Henry Voeleither of Pennsylvania as the new national chairman. The decision came amid factional tensions, debates over a Western chairman, and signals of party tactics for the fall campaign.
Charles M. Kearney, president of the United Nationals Beet Growers Association, said July will bring cash from a sugar processing tax relief plan. He urged government action on guaranteed benefit payments for growers with ungrown or reduced acreage, noting funds would be available and linked to relief efforts.
Europe backs Britain default on war debt to the United States. Critics say the move strains relations and may shift the burden of repayment to allies. France and Italy consider borrowing to support military readiness while Germany eyes cautious international credit. The United States reaction remains divided as headlines trend toward a new financial settlement.
City council in Greeley meets Tuesday night to urge the state pharmacy board to deny renewal licenses for drug stores selling liquor. The motion names Clinton Pharmacy and Colorado Drug Company as targets, with commitment to file a formal complaint and seek a state review.
Dr J W Gehan faces a district court trial after a judge denied a nonsuit motion by the plaintiff. The case centers on an eye injury last July caused by a wire loop, with testimony detailing medical advice and patient responsibility, including whether proper treatment was pursued and the impact on Hart’s sight.
George Green J J Stroh and Frank Potts residents outside Green day city Thesta east of Mest avenue secured city council approval to tap the new sanitary sewer on First avenue amid debate. Alderman Bishop opposing due to perceived links to a Stroh dance hall. voting showed division. Fees set at 2 dollars for outside property taps, 40 fries stolen from Mery Milter newsroom.
Fragmented classified text invites prompt interest in an advertised article. Mentions Warner Baxter in Suen Women Are Vas garous and urges readers to check the page for details and purchasing options.
At a public meeting in Greeley the majority voted against a large street oiling project. Residents voiced concerns about burdens on property owners and the city’s role, with many urging targeted improvements and lower costs for those unable to pay. Local officials promised cooperation where improvements are pursued.
A Kansas man reported kidnapped was located near Pierce after a confusing note written Monday. The note described being ejected from a car west of Great Bend and walking toward Pierce, with family accounts tying the missing person to T. A. Nichols of southwest Kansas.
Colorado officials issued formal requests to Washington for 6.8 million dollars in federal drought relief. They asked 800000 for general relief, 1000000 for general relief alternate, 4000900 for drought relief, and 1000000 for drought relief projects as part of a broader plan. The state seeks 5 million dollars for drought relief programs and 1.69 million to rehabilitate crops with further needs for water, stock, and forage support.
Washington coverage examines why Siintdurstian forces in Congress face mid-level unity under President Roosevelt. The piece notes grumbling within and hints at debate over a fixed program, suggesting opponents seek to blunt it. Continnaed in Voge 121.
The Rocky Mountain News reports strong interest from advocates in diverting water across the mountains to aid the Platte River plan. Early recommendations favor prioritizing the diversion from the Colorado River headwaters and broader basin studies, amid a $16.9 million Grant Lake project proposal.
A Colorado Teachers College meeting reported by the Associated Press illustrated the push for a student fund boost to sustain the athletic program. Registrar Rey Carson and Student President Robert Gual urged an appropriation of funds from $309 to $41,000, arguing salaries and equipment costs exceed current student fees. estimated needed for next year ranged from 500 to 1600 dollars.
Neighbors urge action over a deteriorating Fourth Street residence owned by Mrs. Wa Haesh. Alderman Moffat reports the council may condemn after findings show a yard in poor condition and concerns about a large family living there. Local residents Getrty Knight and Gus eons pressed for repair or condemnation.
An electric stop light on 8th Ave near Eighteenth Street, built by William Welsh, has operated well for two months under a PRA program. The city council ordered it permanently connected to the Trone Gas and Water Company line, replacing a $1 monthly fee, and Welsh was also ordered to install similar signs at Ninth Street and Eleventh Avenue. He said he could not find time for more lights and planned a three-day reconstriction period. Estimated cost is about 96 each. Also reported, a Chevrolet coupe was recovered near Craig at Sunane View Pavillion after a theft incident involving battery and wiring.
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