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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1932
Page
4
A brief note on the locally produced Berkeley Square by John Ball Bysluu, seen in colleges during the past season. The Players Magazine surveys and highlights the production, noting its place in college and university dramatic circles.
A mosaic of quips and reflections criticizing reform, crime, and public morals. It ponders hypocrisy, grandstanding, and incentives in politics, law enforcement, and society while riffing on slang and cultural shifts. The piece cites reactions to cuss words, bootleggers, and deception, noting tensions between punishment and tolerance.
A survey of 802 college productions shows Wilde and Ibsen packing stages while Shakespeare leads author charts with 21 pieces. The Greely Cambridge Players open with The Importance of Being Earnest and many titles recur, including The Swan and Death Takes a Holiday, as colleges favor older works over new originals.
A jumble of notes recalls events from 19 years ago on June 7 1913. Rev J L Thompson sustained injuries when a folding bed collapsed at the Sterling hotel after he returned from a convention. He could speak and call for help though injured as staff aided him and central notified. The Sterling management noted the bed had caused no prior trouble in four years. Local church member Dr Dungan’s national membership numbers were listed. A surprise birthday for Milas Seelinger turned fourteen with a celebration planned by her sister Irene Hershey. A Catholic wedding at Erle joined James Brannan and Mrs Frennag, with honeymoon plans and post office employment noted. County Commissioner W C Lertt planned a road map tour next week to inspect route conditions in the southwestern county.
A fragmentary piece reflects on New York versus travel, noting restless longing to stay or return. The narrator muses about casting lots into the sea, memories under Notre Dame and Paris, and how New York provides constant talismans and pull to stay connected to home.
A correspondent writes from New York reflecting on city life versus small town roots. He describes how anonymity in a crowd masks personal connections and contemplates motives and fear behind speaking to strangers amid the bustle of Broadway and city streets.
New York June 6 Seabury outlined a plan to use the Farley precedent in seeking removal proceedings, indicating he would pursue similar steps against Mayor James J Walker. He stated he followed the Warley process and would await Governor Roosevelt’s guidance while denying direct charges to the district attorney. He traveled to Bermuda and back under $1010 accommodations but paid $400, and he described officers moving baggage aboard a ship.
Unclear transcript shows references to a public construction issue and preferential rites. Key figures mentioned include Dr William He SVolker, doctors Thesias and Florris Waldberg, Walker, and a testifying witness from last week. Evidence cited includes a claim of no bud leak and a statement about minutes, with scattered geographic and institutional terms.
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