Youth Council Plans Friday Night Meeting and Committees
The Grealey Council of Youth Agencies forms to develop an educational program for underage leaders and to research youth problems using NYA workers. An executive committee includes leaders from Boy Scouts church and schools, with two more positions to be filled from college and working youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coungil
Greeley High
Yahoo
Mindapp
NYA
Waller Bain
Eahitman
Boy Scouts
Misa E. Gertruds Lee
Ha Rev
Jitnes
Best of the
Baptist Church
Robert §. Gilchrist
T. Z. Quillen
A. Leo Phelps
Parente
George Bickel
G. Kattnar
Ernest O'Byrns
Lucy Reed
Anotho
Grealay Council of Youth Agensica
Keota Ladies Aid Meets at Irwin's
Keota June 6 Keota Ladies Aid meets at the home of Mrs H Irwin with logt rosters and reports. Mrs Craty appointed Mrs Seaall Robertte as hulper for three months and other committees named for dinner and arrangements. Hosting guests, debate, and a recent bride honored with a gold rayon spread. Next meeting at Mrs Alvert Kinnison's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Alemat
H. Irwin
Jobugon
Irwin
Qcraty
Seaall Robertte
Rate Eyts
Robn
Cawel
al, Knitaon
H. Moore
Buchar
Roland Rumeey
Craig
Roland Rumsey
Rowsey
Alvert Kinnison
B.D. Hemphill
Nca
Thea Clark Hemphill
Fort Morgan
Bert Glidewell
Gidewell
Glidewell
Brush
D. V. Stanley
Glyda Stanley
Margaret Stanley
Denyar
Large Attendance at Monday Dinner Urged by the J C
Greelay's Taylor chamber of commerce members urged to attend Monday night dinner at Wad dell's cafe. Vice President Mile Rickette promotes two main topics: junior chamber participation in erecting a large sign at the junction of highway 51 and 6 near Wheelus and support for a direct Greeley Loveland route to Rocky Mountain National Park, plus parade involvement and Pike's Peak highway opening for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greelay
Taylor Chamber
Comerce
Mile
Rickette
de- Woolly
Waddell's
Wleelus
Tourfetc
Greeley and
Loveland
Rocky Mountain
Park Algo
Pike’s Peak Highway
District of Columbia Judge Dismisses Suit Against Power Firms
Judge Chief Alfred A. Whaat of the District of Columbia Boughtre court upholds the Public Works Administration 2 000 900 power program and dismisses a suit by Alabama Power, Texas Utilities, Oklahoma Utilities, and Town Light and Power challenging the project as unconstitutional. The judge finds key provisions constitutional and that the act’s rescue provisions do not violate the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Walington
Qhief Justina
Alfred A. Whaat
Coumbia
Doday
Public Works Administration
Rogal
Alabaima Payer
Toxna Utilities Company
Oklahomer Utilities Company
Town Light and Power Company
Adda
Nadorsl
Blum Assailed as Jew Quits Legislature
An outburst of violence in the Latin Quarter erupts as Prime Minister Leon Blum resigns from the chamber of deputies after a rightist assault. Students protest with chants as sergeants at arms restore order and backlash erupts over Blum leading a socialist cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blum
Julio J
Studenta
Latin Quarter
Vidletca
Leon Blum
Tamporr
Chamber of Deputies
Domatn
Iralia
Lopaties
Poyarnment
Pha
Xuyler ¥Alol
Pawar
Premar Bers
Truck Line Driver Objects to Going into Ditch
Qlavense Mays, driver for the Risk Brothers truck line of Omaha, told motor patrol officers he was forced to drive his semitrailer into a ditch one fourth mile north of Peckham Friday. He said only minor damage occurred to his vehicle and no injuries were reported. Opdyke of Greeley, whose machine allegedly caused the incident, claimed he tried to stop but the truck moved left. Fire units reported no contact with vehicles in the ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qlavense Mays
Risk Brothers
Omaha
Motor Patrol
Peckham
Mays
L. E. Optyke
Greeley
Lleigh
Optyke
Opdyke
Big Bend Picnic Draws 250 Attendees at Talland Grove
The Big Bend picnic sponsored by the FTA closes the school year with a guest speaker Dr W D Armentrout at junior high commencement. Graduates listed include David Blake Stelle Eckhardt Deloris Espinosa Ann Ewing Edna Larson Linise Toranz Kern McCarty Dorothy Meyer Dorothy Montgomery Robert Parent Dorothy Pumphrey, Jnke Steving, Bernice Winslow. Ceremony featured processions, salutations, diplomas by N S Winson, cornet solos, and benediction. A separate report notes Mark Devereaux, 30, of Fort Lupton injured when his car left the Gresley Denver road. he was treated at the Grealey-head Mitel. Denver Produce and food prices unchanged. Croydon Airdrome project expanded to 40 acres, becoming a top air port facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big ‘Bend
Fifly
Big Bend
Taland Grove Park
Tha F.T.A
W. D. Armentront
David Blake
Stelle Eckhardt
Deloris Espinosa
Ann Ewing
Edna Larson
Linise Toranz
Kern McCarty
Dorothy Meyer
Dorothy Montgomery
Robert Parent
Dorothy Pumphrey
Jnke Steving
Bernice Winslow
Ruth Graves
Theodore Fray
Anna’ Ewing
Floyd Foates
A. J Foater
N.S. Winson
Theoore Frey
Bath Graves
Aide—Vordt
Mark Devéreaux
Mark Devereaux
Fort Lupton
Gresley- Denver
Peckham
Devereaux
Public Schools as Bulwark of Democracy Debate
Dr. Georg Wy Wrndler told the Denver Chamber of Commerce that public schools in America defend democracy by remaining decentralized and independent from centralized control. He warned centralized education in Europe and Asia led to militarized youth and dictatorship, contrasting it with American systems that foster freedom and independence. He warned that collaboration between elites and big business could threaten democratic governance without strong youth backing to resist fascist or communist movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Educational Foundation
Tie Public Schools of Armories
Georga Wy Wrndler
Yer
Chamber of Commerce
Gilly
Tima
Russia
Italy
Germany
America
Elitat
Businesa
United States
Mada
Smedley Buttér Co
Bet
Acced
Taitod
Rain in May Near Fort Lupton Reports 1.78 Inches Total
May rainfall on the GB Beveillet farm west of Fort Lupton totaled 1.76 inches per Bre Benedict the government weather observer. The May total compares to a 28 year mean of 3.7 inches. Benedict’s area recorded 63.2 inches for the year with early May highs near 90 degrees and 16 days above 80. No freeze since March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lupton
Bre Benedict
Fort Laptos
Platte River
Benedict’s
Benedict
Landon To Spend Summer at Estes Park Ranch
Governor Alt Landon, Republican presidential candidate, will reside at the McGraw ranch four miles northwest of Estes Park Colorado for the summer. He has spent several summers in the park and is well acquainted with the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Ston Pak
Colorado
Alt Landon
Ling
McGraw Ranch
Estes Park
Colorado Rockies
Landory Haya
Nancy Page Good Taste Club Discusses Popularity
The Good Taste club girls review a newspaper article on manners and social pressures. They critique unbecoming acts such as boasting, gossip, and overbearing self-promotion while sharing personal insecurities and the desire to avoid becoming reformers. Nancy Page offers a leaflet titled Nice Manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Cao
Monthera
Agous
Juns
Jin
Lester
Mim
Meinty
Nancy Pape
Addrena
Publishers Syndicate
Daly services set for Mrs. Minnie A Daly at 10
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie A Daly will be held at 10 Monday morning at Pro's Mortuary in Longmont. Interment will follow in Longmont. La Salle pioneer Joseph Coffman, 80, longtime La Salle resident, died at John Duncan's home in Ault Saturday morning. Funeral arrangements await arrival of his son George from Long Beach California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Minnia A. Daly
Longmont
la Salle Ploneer
Joseph Coffman
Powder
la Salle District
John Dancan
Ault
George
Long Beach
Gallf
Commencement Address by MacLean Emphasizes General Education
The address urges a continuous general education from youth to death, stressing knowledge, skills, and attitudes for practical daily living. It argues for early focus on motivation, specialization rethink, and teachers guiding inquiry, with a call for realism and democratic aims in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frasier
Tertio
Childres
Olly
Jessly
Mead 4H Club Meets Monday in Mead District
Mead 4H club members elect Louise Howfed as president and Margaret Kibley as vice president at a recent meeting held at the leader’s home. A later gathering at Mrs. Bet Reese’s yielded vocal numbers and a paper on the Rage Tournament at Pagadena. Nearby birthday party for Macy Lose Blood features games and gifts as Mary Loss receives a memento. L. P. Mudd enters hospital for surgery and eyes a Saturday return home.
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Denil
Jane T
Mead
Athe Hore
Afra
Albert Hansen
Mark Ixfterey
Louise Howfed
Margaret Kibley
Mildred’ Frederixson
Anita Clerk
Ghirley, Wilson
Misa Vladys
Nylen
Pagadena
Go.ry Peters
Macy Lose Blood
Bir
George Snider, Jr
Mary Lotss
Hougmagat Hospital
Ito
Four Rescape Injury After Collision Near Windsor
Four men were injured when a car driven by Henry Felt of Fort Collins was rear ended by a truck about four and a half miles north of Windsor on Friday afternoon. Felt and his passenger Paul Brimmer were thrown from the vehicle as the front doors opened, while Felt’s car was badly damaged. LeRoy Dresne and Gray were noted as providing aid according to a sheriff’s report.
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Windsor
Henry Felt
Fort Collins
Georges
Fort Cols Ug
Pett
Pan
Bripner
LeRoy Dresne
Gray
Sheriff’s Office
Eaton Group Birthday Party On Thursday
Eaton June 6 The Baptist Auxile Yacy met at tarde Thursday afternoon with Mrs A T Boss and Mrs Aighers dand hostesses. The meeting featured a birthday party for April birthdays. Mrs Walter Bloisoe led the program on Jung explaining the meaning and birthstone, distributing pastry for the June birthday. Mary Epler played trumpet. Neva Rich violin. Mrs George Jolneon spoke on Weddings in Different Countries. Two games and musical numbers followed. Tables were decoratively set with spring motifs and refreshments served.
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Vations
Mary Epler
Neva Rich
George Jolneon
Scholarships Are Awarded College Folk
The piece lists awards to college students for various achievements. Jane Rethenbach of Denver receives the Delta Sigma Hpssion cup for outstanding sophomore work in debate awards to Norman Pixley of Eaton for biography, Ralph Korklin for athletic board of control, and the testerman for highest scholastic standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma
Jane Rethenbach
Denver
Norman Pixley
Eaton
Ralph. Korklin
Cor Bebe
Eee
Byrns Funeral Arrives In Nashville After Train From Washington
Joseph W. Byrns body reached Nashville amid silent tribute as crowds gathered at Union Station. The Washington funeral train, led by President Roosevelt and other officials, paused at 12:28 p.m. for pay respects to the late leader whose career spanned state legislature to Congress and the speakership. Memorial services at the war memorial building drew a crowded audience as eulogies followed.
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Nashville
Teav
Joseph W. Byrns
Congress
House
Union Station
Washington
Roosevelt
War Memorial
The
Tennesseen
Stole Arc Light and Sends $15 Conscience Money
A Las Vegas man named Alkire is accused of stealing an arc light and sending a $15 conscience payment to Guy W. Fuller, vice president of the Public Service Company of Colorado, asserting further funds would follow. The letter and a check from Tiret State Bank of Las Vegas were part of the note.
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Arc Light
Denver
Alkire
Las Vega
Antire Light
Terrieos
Guy
W. Fuller
Tha. Pub- Me Service Company of
Colorado
Tiret State Bank of
Las Vegas
Waller
Arc
Senate Bill Aims to Curb Large Farm Benefit Payments
The Senate passed a bill to reduce big benefit payments under the farm control program. It would apply cuts ranging from 25 percent for payments over 2 000 to 10 000 and more than 16 000 would be cut in half, reflecting Roosevelt and Wallace recommendations. A separate note reports the recovery of Martin Coupe, a car stolen from Grackly Bri...
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Waakington
Jung
Roosevelt
Wallace
Pianist at Ladies Aid in La Salle
An La Salle Ladies Aid meeting at the church featured pianist Guillard Mattson performing several solos including a piece to be played at the National Federation of Music Clubs in Denver next week. About 20 attendees enjoyed refreshments. Also noted are birthday greetings for Kenneth McWilliam and various local visits and travels among residents including Mr and Mrs Mead and Mr and Mrs Rolland Will moving to Thermopolis for health, plus Hebron College graduation travel details and other casual social news.
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Wolla Music Company
Denver
Kenneth McWilliamg
Wes
Enéer
Fern Akers
Velloa Wagner
Martin Helling
Jane Brown
Cecil MaGlothlin
Clara Ann Mueller
Glen Mc. Donal
MR. Mead
Gon Donald
Priday
Shell City
Will
Clifford Hall
Rolland Will
Thermopolis
Gazal al
Myg
Archi AL
Mille
Alfred
F Hebron
Neb
Hebron College
Greeley High
Hebron
Richard Ruth
Adpapaie
Nabr
Robert Hartz
Ebron
Nebr
Mildred Shaffer
Dorothy Spens
Paker
Grand Jeland
Near
Minden
June Jones
New York City
Ralph Geis
Mika
Alta Neudricks
Gorlng
O. L
Mother Daughter Banquet Held at Johnstown
A mother and daughter banquet was held Thursday evening at the United Brethren church in Johnstown Ishustown. The men of the brotherhood prepared and served the dinner. The program featured pieces by Ashford Ruth Habet hart and C. N. Brust among others, with selections from Liszt and Kreisler, and readings and songs performed by local participants.
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Ishustown
Taited Brethren Church
the Brotherhood
Ashford
Ruth Hbethart
C. N. Brust
Anne Wisch End
Chris Ling Milott
Flossie Sampsmt
Kreisler
Dorothy Miler
Liszt
Lucilla
Dixie Ant Longe
Wanda Lou Sloan
Seldt
Marien Purvis
Harleigh
Odeusa Winfield
Pouce
Ome Thornburg
Treasury deficit tops three billion dollars in current year
The daily treasury statement shows the government has spent since July 1, 1935, 3,018,332,958 more than it collected. Total expenditures reached 36,654,100,000 while revenues totaled 93,624,570,791.
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Washington
Treaury
Treasury
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Youth Council
Keota Ladies Aid
J.C
Carl D. McKinley
Investment
Telk Stoke Amercan
Amer
Afk & Tel
Fae Baltimere &Oai
Potcuanens
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Wwee
Kennicott
Estern
Nomonicania
Montgomery
Socony
Stindara
Dexne Corp
Union Pacific
Unised Corporation
Ted
Mit
Sol Sa Cole
Indus
Glnee
Calif
Cale
Aos
Cole
Power Foe
Maryloze
Apes
Tacacan Bharat
Stonen
India
Ats
Valle
wAlttele
Astoriated
Croydon
London
Alr- Ininistry
Lupton
Landon
Nancy Page
GOP
Albert G. Glaims
Albuquerqua
N. M
Ruth Having
Fiferengen
Associated Press
Simm
College
MacLean
Eaton Group
Byrns
Senate
Martin Coupe
Loyd' Wartin
Grackly Briiny
Danver Friday
Shetitts
Ladies Aid
la Salle
Johnstown
Home Gas & Electric
ROVER
Cehiral Bidg
Sam
Gih
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