New Teacher Must Be Guided by Democracy in Education
Dr. Malcolm MacLean, head of the University of Minnesota's liberal arts college, told Colorado State College of Education graduates that the new teacher must embrace democracy. He warned against aristocratic schooling and urged teachers to help students set realistic, attainable goals, warning that chasing the impossible breeds frustration and dishonesty. The 46th commencement on the North Campus featured 206 graduates and multiple scholarship awards as 2,000 people attended the ceremony.
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Denver
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Greeley
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Tax Bill Adopted by Fatigued Senate
A weary Senate passed the tax bill with 38 to 24, sending it to conference with the House. The measure, pushed as a Roosevelt-backed plan, would raise about 829 million dollars in revenue and would impose a 50 million dollar tax burden on individuals with incomes above 50 000, affecting corporations and shareholders.
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Otho Franklin Named to Labor Executive Board
Otho Franklin of Greeley and colleagues from Fort Morgan Fort Collins Frederic and Denver were named to the executive committee of the Colorado Federation of Labor at its biennial convention. A. J. Chipman of Denver was named chairman. The federation blocked a move to urge Senator Verne Hill to seek the lieutenant governor nomination. The group adopted resolutions on railroads and motor carrier lines, tax policy, and pension proposals. Franklin is a typesetting operator and secretary of the Greeley Typographical Union, a body largely comprising Greeley Tribune employees.
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Greeley
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Fort Morgan
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Fort Collins
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Colorado Feteration of Labor
A. J. Ghipman
Denver
Federation
Verne S. Hill
WPA Projects Sought by Mine Workers Delegation
A delegation of Hila area miners pressed WPA officials and county commissioners to expand nearby WPA projects around Erie Morrigon Bento and Imperial wines to absorb unemployed miners. They claimed at least 72 able-bodied youths needed relief immediately. Officials agreed to add 25 workers to the highway 62 project starting Monday and urged further increases, noting minors have been out of work for three months.
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Limon Infant Dies After Vehicle Collision
Limon infant aged months, son of Mr and Mrs Ambrose Limon of Gilcrest, died at Greeley hospital from cerebral hemorrhage linked to head injuries from a collision last Saturday night on the south side of Cyaneta Salle bridge. Sergeant John A. Rogers of Fort Warren drove the other vehicle. Deputy District Attorney Wily Hull Thompson and officers decide no charges will be filed, with possible reckless driving complaint pending further investigation. Rogers and Corporal W. P. Shannon were hospitalized with injuries. others in the two cars sustained jaw fracture and serious injuries.
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Workmen Climb Tall Radio Station Mast
Workmen Pat Hoftabulto and Mickey Hammer climbed an 880 foot broadcasting tower at Radio lation KIMICA in Greeley to replace a top light. A medicine show drew a crowd near Hoover Salee pavilion as the men ascended. police were called but jurisdiction was with the sheriff. The climb, done after hours, took about 40 minutes up and down, disrupting the show for about 10 minutes.
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Denver Gets 1937 Junior Chamber Meet Delegation
Memphis delegates to the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce voted to hold their 1937 convention at Denver. A five member delegation was sent to assist Denver in securing the event. Delegates named include Reaca Wilkinson, De Hall, De Burger, Bill VaYden, and Chin Allstrand.
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de Burger
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Chin Allstrand
Local Masonry honors two 50 year members in Greeley
In a Friday night gathering of Occidental Lodge No. 20 in Greeley two long time members, Judge Jamie E. Garrigues and Louis L. Wyatt, were awarded 50 year jewels marking half a century of continuous Masonry. The ceremony included remarks by Justice W. P. Burke and was attended by nearly 150 Masons at the Masonic temple. Garrigues, born 1852 in Indiana, recalled early lodge meetings at Barnum Hall and his arrival in Greeley on Washington’s Birthday 1883. Wyatt, a Weld County pioneer cattleman born 1849, joined the lodge in 1884 and helped establish local schools and ranching communities.
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Colorado State Supreme Court
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Denver
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Wanted Mountain Cabins For Rent Ad
A local office reports demand for mountain cabins to rent. Readers are urged to place a want ad, with frequent daily inquiries noted, and a contact phone number provided for submission.
Old Grad Visits Colorado School of Education Alums
Charles O'Connor, a 1901 Colorado State Normal School graduate now in Oklahoma, returned Friday to attend a commencement ceremony on the Hill. He noted Greeley’s growth, recalled campus life, and planned to visit friends in Greeley, Loveland, and Oklahoma before returning home.
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Loveland
Oklahoma
Obituary: George W. Kee 80 Loveland Resident Dies
Former Greeley resident George W. Kee, 80, of Loveland died Thursday night after a long illness at Bertheud. He formerly worked at TM et Greeley and Berthond. Survived by two sons, Irquth and Leslie of Berthend, and a daughter Mrs. Laura Harper of Dovelsid. Funeral held at 2 p.m. Monday at Love Jang.
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Sugar tax plan eyed by Senate panel in Jones O Mahoney move
Senator Joseph G O Mahoney predicts the Senate Finance committee will back a one fourth cent per pound sugar excise tax to fund aid payments to sugar producers under the Jones O Mahoney sugar resolution. He notes eastern beet growers oppose higher levies but supports gradual reductions to offset program costs and anticipates committee action and house consideration.
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Stop London Leaders for London New
Washington June 6 Senator Van Idenberg of Michigan declined the Republican vice presidential nomination promising greater service in labor on the Senate Cool. Cleveland News reports a top-Landon coalition forming to back Lowden with anti-Landon forces possibly rallying behind Vandenberg or Glenn Frank if London falters.
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Denver Man Caught by Elevator Weight
Boxley, 28, of Denver, was injured when he clung to a beam on the 12th floor shaft of a University building elevator. Ray Olson, the night watchman, started the elevator unknowingly while Boxley was inside the shaft. The counterweight descended and crushed his leg. coworkers freed him after several minutes and he was sent to a hospital.
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Beer Family Welcomes Great Grandchild in Greeley
Mr and Mrs C W Beer become great grandparents as a son is born June 2 to Mr and Mrs George Burper of Denver. Mrs Harper is noted as daughter of Charles J Beer, while O J Beer lived in Denver. Detected text also references Charles W Beet and a Greeley real estate line, but details are unclear.
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Excellent Response to the Rodeo
A garbled account references a 1906 rodeo event and seeks to evaluate results amid unclear names and dates. It mentions a savings effort and a plan for a next rodeo with unspecified organizers and participants.
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