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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1932
Page
4
The article notes Flag Day gains special meaning this year as the nation marks the Two Hundredth Anniversary of George Washington birth. It credits him with shaping the republic and notes the enduring impact of his contributions on American history.
A fragmented sample of Split Second Editorials critiques indifference and public behavior. It questions charity motives and the value of Americanism while pondering safety and social perception. The text reads like wartime era musings on politics, traffic, and fame with scattered, unclear phrases.
A garbled passage discusses waiting for something to turn up and potential losses. It mentions a product trust and a celebrity avoided by some, with unclear references to EDO and SH. The text is largely unintelligible, offering few concrete facts or entities.
The article recounts Congress in 1777 authorizing Washington to design the flag now worn as the United States emblem. Mrs. Betsy Ross, aided by George Ross, purportedly made the first flag in Philadelphia, altering the design to a five pointed heraldic form. It traces the flag’s role in early battles and milestones leading to a symbol of liberty and national identity.
New York stock activity opened with a brisk early upswing led by Auburn but soon faded as many 1 to 8 point advances reversed. Trading around 800000 shares, mixed results appeared across industries with steel and energy mostly flat and cotton prices retreating.
The fragment references Swiss franc and French franc rates with numeric codes and cable prices. It mentions New York, an asking price, and a starling cables rate of 8.68 percent, but the exact facts are incomplete and context is missing.
From the Files of the Greeley a republican dated June 14 1943 notes Joshua Gore turning 84 and visiting his old friend L M Calvin in Greeley as residents wonder when to rise. Gore and Calvin are nearly related through marriage, with Gore’s son married to Calvin’s daughter. The item also mentions local activities including a delegate appointment for Josephine Gheesemary and social events at Pleasant Valley with the Kight family, plus a smoking gathering of Knights of Pythias and other minor notices.
An Associated Press science write describes a hypothetical flight via a space light ray by an aviator. At 186000 miles per second the craft would reach Neptune in about four hours and cross vast voids, with Alpha Centauri and Betelgeuse as distant milestones, illustrating space’s immense scale and relativistic effects.
An opulent scene from London on June 11 details fashion at a royal ceremony. Edward Campion Acheson and other Americans observed chosen to attend with a blend of garden greens and pale chiffons.
The article imagines a space pilot traveling to Arcturus after 40 years and reaching major stellar groupings like the Plows, Belt of Orion, and the Magellanic Clouds over hundreds of thousands of years, then venturing toward the Andromeda Nebula and Messier 23 before vanishing beyond known nebulae. It contrasts grand sci fi travel with a note on fashion: white frocks for bridesmaids return.
Neighbors and members of the Momo lulidera club of the Baptist church hosted a surprise party for W. Freaman at his Ninth street home on Friday evening. He was reportedly in the bathtub when guests entered and he was whisked out to the telephone, then treated to a merry gathering that lasted until midnight with rehashments served.
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