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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1934
Page
6
A letter from Harriman urges shifting funds to reduce a 4.172 billion deficit. The plan, debated in Congress, would balance expenditures by reallocating discretionary authorizations to public works and relief programs, with tax and budget constraints shaping the final appropriation.
A fragmentary report describes a chaotic scene in a Louisiana city with multiple births and disagreements. Names, weights, and odd phrases appear, including a nurse tending four infants while officials discuss aid. Mrs Wycott is reported in poor condition.
A Pan American F8 plane with eleven crew and twelve passengers, including two Americans, diverted during an emergency into a lake near Marehiquitn Inko ward. Charles F. was piloting. visibility was poor. The Argentine and South American passengers were among those unnamed in this fragment.
Two separate mobile collisions near the city limits today kill 124 and injure others. Police report Herman Olingr, 21, taken to headquarters and later released. Connor, 75, dies after a crash at a busy intersection. Officials warn drivers to slow down as evening hours see increased traffic incidents.
A Pittsburgh convention sees union leaders split over strike action and a three man neutral board proposal for steel industry labor disputes. President Michael F. Ghe of the Anvitigangeted Association warns even three judges would be biased toward industry. Rank and file insurgents demand binding collective bargaining and wage gains, while conservatives warn Johnson’s plan would not help workers.
Five people were fatally stabbed in Suannville California in what authorities describe as a mass slaying likely committed by a knife wielder. Sherri Leavitt announced the victims include Joe Fazio 62 and his wife and daughter among the dead. a 28 year old man and a 42 year old woman also killed. Authorities took two men into custody for questions as the district attorney and Leavitt suggested jealousy around a young woman may have driven the crime.
A damaged note promotes showing of Magy Manor Returns at Ster Ang Thealsa starring George Burne and jracia Allen. Advertises free tickets admitting to the show and mentions audience interest with a playful line about trying them and coming back for more.
Colorado Representative Taylor urged the board of directors of the government to remain in session, arguing urgent bills lie dormant. He faulted adjournment advocates including the United States Chamber of Commerce and Wall Street, saying the country’s people want action on many measures.
A distressed drought report describes natural and government aid reaching parched regions. It notes pasture depletion, scattered rainfall, and hopes for normal moisture later in the growing season. Farmers may gain financial relief, with river beds partly filled and corn prospects discussed.
William Lawley Igg announces candidacy for sheriff on the Democratic ticket in Weld County. Backed by United Mine Workers and Farmers Union, he seeks support ahead of the September primary amid local political chatter and expected competition.
A fragmented note from Mollywood discusses union protection amid conflict. It references the Amalagamated Iron, Steal and Tin Workers Union and the Tron and Steel Institute, urging solidarity and warning of factions. The writer alludes to history and a call to action while noting skepticism about loyalties.
A stained coat was found near a Fast lunch area on ENRAth Avenue by police officers ten minutes after being seen in a car park at Colo- Tid Quick lunch. The coat was discarded in an alley by the end of the restaurants. The event is linked to a Friday evening gathering at the Norsea association with meph.
The article outlines a steel strike backdrop with disputed union strength. It cites claims that ten percent of workers are unionized while another third are company unions. A cautious source places real unionization between zero and forty percent, with about a third already with Amalgamated and the rest unorganized. Continuous notes indicate continuation on another page.
The storm ripped through El Salvador and nearby regions causing widespread destruction. Reports say up to 2600 deaths around San Salvador with villages along La Libertad to La Union virtually wiped out. Property losses estimated at 11.6 million dollars, as forecasts warned of hurricane force winds and rising floods.
An itinerant man identified as W. B. Blackman died at Pierce from what appeared to be spoiled food poisoning. He was found in the railroad stockyards and died after medical aid failed. Coroner reports indicate relatives in Arizona and New Mexico, with plans for funeral arrangements and burial in Arapahoe, Nebraska or nearby.
Dalton answers a G-L query about sugar beet abandonment and potential government benefit payments. He notes that 1934 beet acreage abandonment by growers with past performance records will not impact eligibility, as payments are based on past performance and price differentials rather than individual acreage abandonment.
Ford, a prominent community figure, declares intention to run for county commissioner. The announcement follows his recent lobbying for local agricultural programs and support from the Democratic Party.
Senator Alva voices protest over neglect of Mountain Park and argues it is too late to change the park selection plan. The piece notes shifts in national park naming and a Crater Lake designation, with references to a commemorative series and publication steps. A separate item reports the June 11 hearing into the death of Anne Viviatovis, 9, investigated after the child was found severely injured.
Grover, Sunday night, sheriff deputies arrested Marvin Doda, 20, after complaints he assaulted Joe Ikopan, 65, in a quarrel at Kopsa ranch. Ikopan suffered injuries and was treated at Graver hospital. Witnesses dispute details while a firearm disappeared from the reform school during Dodson’s stay.
Norton, owner of the Quoir Emporium in Evacy, plans to apply to the Greeley city council for a license to run a liquor store at 62544 Eighth Avenue in the Camden Court building. He notes a recent expansion in liquor licensing and pending actions by the council following declarations from nearby towns.
A large passenger plane, missing after departing Newark for Chicago, was found wrecked in the Catskills with seven fatalities. Authorities identified the crew and passengers, including Harry Pinsley and several others, as search efforts expanded across New York state and nearby regions.
Colorado university president in a 1974 baccalaureate speech warned against excessive regimentation. He argued NIRA and related controls may be necessary to balance national goals with individual freedom, citing Jefferson Lincoln Roosevelt and FDR as contextual references.
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