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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
7
A public notice urges citizens to submit letters with legible handwriting or typing dated November 10. It requests clear signatories and cautions against personal attacks.
The extracted passage discusses passion as a natural art of oratory, claiming it outperforms rules and that even a simple man with passion can persuade. It also references La Rochefoucauld and suggests eloquence without passion lacks strength.
In Denver CG Shawver relief chairman blames the Jones Costigan beet act for rising unemployment. He cites 252,020 destitute Coloradans dependent on relief, about one quarter of the state population. Observations contrast rural misery with factory town gains while questioning whether the economic setup can endure.
A cascade of jumbled lines cites topics from marriage ages and gender roles to stock scams and misaligned quotes. It reads like an OCR mess with stray names, places, and dubious attributions, lacking coherent narrative or clear focal point.
From the Greeley Republican files 19 years ago comes a report on a Teachers College production of Euripides Bicetra translated by Albert Aine ray, with Miss Vanderup and Truman Reed starring. Also noted are Sigma Delta Pi initiates, social events, and a burglary incident at local homes and depictions of the Sterling theater program.
The piece recounts tense congressional maneuvering over a Roosevelt relief bill and treasury funding plans. It notes Democratic efforts to push a large $1.172 billion package through the House, while Senate tactics rely on delays and amended proposals to influence outcomes.
A stage comedy directed by James Tyepons features Joan Foster as Howriet and Cornelius Pitts with Sally Hilers and Teurletta Crogan in a lighthearted show marketed as a pleasant evening. The Sterling runs Friday and Saturday with an orchestra, plus a Rockie Feal College Little Theatre summer schedule notes various plays and dates from June to August.
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