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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
6
A 1930s press sketch reports on Hoover tribute events, Republican delegates, and party leaders voicing support amid tension. It recounts speeches by H Snell and others defending Hoover policies, criticizing Democratic opposition, and urging unity to combat economic woes and the Smoot-Hawley Act.
A group calling itself unemployed workers presented to Wald County commissioners a petition demanding immediate government food for families and removal of Helen Fitz of The Associated Relief. The petition, signed by about 46 individuals, urged access to groceries, elimination of red tape, and investigations into warehouses and storage facilities. Officials defended current policy while acknowledging the petition.
From Steck to the Poudre valley a side collection ditch is nearly assured to bring full flow to the tunnels. Laramie watershed efforts target rapid capacity increase and leak elimination to drain the rear area. Officials note the Houdra watershed moisture and snowpack are high with forecast flows reaching around 2800 feet.
Insinger advocates a city council decision on routing the center road through Greeleywee arguing State Highway funds may be affected. The proposal seeks designation of eastern entry via War of FL javerns and Thirteenth street, urging direct contact with State Highway Engineer C D Yall. Intervenor hearing includes Northern Implement case over $300 with Fields as defendant.
Grand Army men and affiliates register at the 53rd encampment held at the Cumfield hotel. By Wednesday noon total registrations reached 302 with Colorado and Wyoming units contributing many veterans.
Public invitation to the Grand Army of the Republic banquet at the gym Thursday evening. event includes opening remarks by Mayor WE Anderaga and Chamber of Commerce head Charles Haneon, campfire program with GAR and auxiliary members, lunch for delegates, and a complimentary breakfast for DULY attendees.
Greeley High band concert set for Thursday evening at 7 14 o clock in Incol Park with Ronald Faulkner leading the group. Program includes The Magic Garden Atlas In the Gark By the Fireside and selections such as Enterpriae and Seltz.
Special meeting of the Garden Club to discuss carrying out a project for pineing flower gardens at Gienmere and to arrange two flower shows. Nose Show on June 25 and the Glad exhibit in August. All members and others invited to attend at 7:30 p.m.
Barbara MeHirnate of 1744 Seventh avenue told police that a washing consisting of five loads of laundry was taken from her home Tuesday night.
The Grow Army of the Republic convention parade will start at 9 30 Thursday morning from Bee Avenue on Eight Avenue. The Spanish American War Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet on Slale street with World War veterans, Toy Beouts will assemble on the north side of Sixth street. The order of march includes Police band and Grand Army, Women's Relief Corps, Ladies of the G A R, Daughters of Veterans, Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans, Spanish American War Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars, World War Veterans and Hoy Scouts.
Denver June 14. Colorado tax commission releases 1932 value figures showing total corporate valuations for taxation at 242 807 770, down from 261 468 195 last year. Railroads drop to 47 116 209 from 170 435 430, a decline of 29 320 230. Public utilities valued at 52 170 620 this year versus 58 201 340 previous year.
A four year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Huby, 603 Breverth Avenue, suffered severe facial burns Monday evening when a lit match touched an empty gasoline can stored in the yard. Ruby reported the can had been unused for months and火flames erupted after the child bent toward the can, causing a gasoline explosion and serious injuries.
Dawes declares he will not accept the vice presidential nomination despite ongoing pressure from supporters. The statement comes as factions within the Dawes-Curtis camp debate the best path at the upcoming convention while Curtis gains administration backing and other delegates seek alternatives. Dawes, stepping down as Reconstruction Finance Corporation president, emphasizes honor and appreciation for the offer but declines.
Grandview Tower faces a clock fault causing lights to misalign with daylight hours. City council, after reviewing the issue, directs Park Superintendent William Welsh to replace the faulty eight day clock at an estimated cost of about twenty dollars.
WINSOR Colo yesterday C Rhoades elected president of the Colorado State Association of Master Barbers and Tar Dougherty named president of the Colorado State Association of Journeymen Barbers. E G Cheristensen announces moving his automotive parts service to a new location, with changes at the Auto Hotel on Seventh Street and at 1015 Eight Avenue. Driveway access will be restored.
Chicago dispatch describes factional moves in the Republican convention over prohibition. Administration forces push for a resolution endorsing resubmission of the Eighteenth Amendment, with wets planning a minority report calling for repeal. Debate centers on federal control versus states rights as delegates weigh the dry and wet platforms amid last minute negotiations.
A secret meeting of New Jersey and other state delegates aims to craft a plan to nominate Calvin Coolidge for president. Participants include district and personal delegates seeking an outstanding orator, with Hoover’s record and prohibition stance noted. Murray Corgoshail, a banker from New York and New Jersey, is listed as a participant and district delegate from New Jersey.
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