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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1939
Page
5
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Parcel of notes details Greeley’s housing strain amid growth as new apartments rise and old houses convert to multi family units. Census projections for 1940 forecast population near 16 000 with optimism about reaching 18 000 as city expands.
Editorial fragment critiques American policy and public morale, warning against appeasement and urging decisive action. It references wartime tensions, labor strikes, export strategies, and societal fear, with scattered quotes and fragmented observations on leaders, citizens, and media influence.
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The Juarez production opens Sunday at the Chiey Theatre featuring a cast of Cine artists and a dramatic student troupe. The piece centers on political upheaval and the yearning for self-government, with Myrna Loy and Robert Taylor headlining a separate feature at nearby venues.
The Greeley ally Tribune reports imminent danger of a flood from a ruptured reservoir and river bottom lands near Ker sey Stavit, with dam leakage and evacuation measures under Sheriff Hall and County Engineer J. Lo Stimson. In a life trial, Alex Miller is found guilty of murder in the first degree for the Horn of Aint Schenk, with 20 days for motion to file. The Adams Bank contract for Apolis general work is awarded to a bidder, praised by Milas Runtes Rows.
Preston Grover notes that European affairs dominate attention as King George and Queen Elizabeth visit, while Berlin’s moves and Hitler’s stance over Poland and the Saar Basin shape diplomacy. Observers see pressure easing only if Britain backs Polish guarantees, with cautious optimism about no immediate war.
The article notes Germany's wartime claims on Poland and Sudetenland, with Danzig misgivings, while England cautious steps push Hitler into southeast Europe. Miller advances into Moravia and Czechia, signaling a potential shift in strategy if Britain blocks further gains.
The article argues that Britain's conflict with Germany over Poland hinges on a possible compromise that avoids direct invasion. It suggests England’s containment failed, prompting German leverage, and notes leaders' fear that war in Europe would be unstoppable once started, shaping public attention and policy.
Evans Ryans and G A Jantry family members plan Thursday morning travel to Mammon Okla to take their home. Mr Kelley manages a hardware store in Waterly and Mrs Mindniger of Inves Center Nebr visited with his mother and family last week. Virginia Trame to review AM Chis and Heaven Soo at Town Hall on June 14 with a covered dish cupper at 0 40. Mrs Kittia Tolle from Wasingon is yielding. Mrs Lucinda Nowe was Week.
Florida entered the United States in 1821 and became a state in 1845. It seceded in 1861, underwent Reconstruction in 1866 and 1867, and was restored to the Union with civil government on July 4, 1868.
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