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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
9
Mrs Thyra Green of Greely seeks 20000 dollars in district court for injuries from an auto crash on May 10 when Spoelstra allegedly turned left in front of Green’s car. She asks 15000 dollars in general damages and 6000 dollars in exemplary damages.
Abe Winograd accuses Gold of breaching an agreement to invest equally in a gas plant deal and claims Gold arranged to own the plant in his name to profit about $2,000. A temporary restraining order was issued to stop wrecking before a hearing set for June 12. The case centers on a $600 each investment and alleged shady negotiations with the Greeley Gan and Fuss company.
Oregon Senator Steiner harshly attacked the Roosevelt New Deal in a keynote speech, accusing it of lacking conscience and wasting resources. He vowed a return to principled governance, promising prosperity based on honesty and constitutional means while denouncing the New Deal as a propaganda machine and warning against dependent policies.
At the Cleveland convention, Republican delegates face a clash over platform plank demands from the east and west and liberal and conservative wings. Negotiations center on money, tariffs, monopolies, agriculture, and constitutional issues as leaders and supporters jockey for a path to the presidential nomination.
Weld City Creditmen Association members from the Dyton, Soyoranse and Galeton districts gathered at Tesque's Tea Room in Tutor Monday night. Director Reinhart of Weld County Rural Rehabilitation outlined progress by the business office over the past year, with D. B. Bier presiding as president.
Great Western Sugar district manager Roach said severe hail near Oshkosh and surrounding areas will delay sugar beet harvest by about 19 days. He noted the crop’s past strength and predicted improved conditions with irrigation later in the season as precipitation eases.
The jury in Tarmington Utah found Paschal Boyer, a former meat cutter, guilty of first degree murder in the slayings of Mrs. Clanch Nelson and Jane, with the widow’s body found in a cane. After hours of deliberation the jurors showed no trend toward a verdict on insanity versus death.
Testimony at the communications commission inquiry cites executives from American Telephone and Telegraph and related firms. The statement notes large corporate influence, with 30 billion and more than 80 billion in equity across various companies, shaping direction over decades.
Emma Polzen of Ault will have funeral services Thursday afternoon in Baton at a Strong Mortuary Chapel. Details are incomplete but indicate a service at a church or chapel location and time. The notice references Emma Polzen and Baton with funeral arrangements.
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