15 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
1
Flood waters from Clear Creek pushed down Silver Pine and nearby areas causing a mountain slide that damaged a road, overwhelmed docks, and forced residents to flee. Water levels rose above normal as snowmelt intensified the threat, with five feet of water reported in some spots and houses left on higher ground as the flood subsided.
New York report notes Braddock refuses to meet Max Sehmeling. Joe Gori, manager of a prominent promotion, states Braddock would not accept terms for any postfight arrangement. Promoter Morin offered a high purse, but Braddock declined, with undisclosed reasons cited and discussion shifting to future possibilities.
A distraught notice reports a ten million dollar grant for the Casper-Alcaga project via Avendia and Peso, with Wyoming officials backing the plan and a related memorial service at Fort Collins. Separately, Fort Collins residents discuss a bear incident near a derelict campsite, prompting questions on wildlife policy and wardens actions. A separate court filing in Greeley seeks determination of heirs in a local estate settled by Miss Matt Wyli e and others, with attorney W O R Kelly representing the plaintiff.
A damaged Sacramento page reports an incident involving a six foot reproduction of a famous sculpture at Brey Marte elementary school. Rosemary Runge, a 20 year old, faced unforeseen repercussions as authorities investigated the vandalism in mid June.
Tornado like storm ravaged Co Hagan and surrounding Hillside community in central Montana. Reports say buildings including an OW high school gymnasium and the Ackerman garage were demolished. Injured residents were taken to Miller City. several others suffered cuts. All windows shattered in north and west sides of commercial and barn structures as residents sought shelter. Refugees from azure arc area fled to safer ground today.
In a muddled report the narrative centers on Rex Haten guiding Wright to a slim advantage at the cabin course. The account mentions holes, birdies, and a late surge with unclear supporting details about scores, players, and positions. The garbled OCR preserves names like Haten and Wright but obscures essential actions and outcomes.
Report from New York June 15 states Jackie Kaul five found dead after disappearing from playground. Authorities identify the body by a relative in Manhattan. Police weigh two theories, accident or foul play, as investigation continues.
Local residents will stage the drama Prisoner at the Tar Wight at 8 o'clock in the Fleet Christian church. Cast includes Judge Forsythe Kilmer Cagn warn late's attorney E R Grayton defense attorney Ona Anibrea sheriff Robert Tom Mombi and others. The production has been shown in several large Ott ungo churches with favorable reception.
The College of Education band will present the first summer concert next Thursday night at 7:06 in the park. J DeForest Cline will direct, with guest conductors A He and TM Fort. The summer session band also gives a concert on Saturday at the park during the NEA convention in Denver.
Snow cleared sections allow 16 miles of Trail Ridge Road to Grand Lake as towering drifts up to 25 feet persist. Officials report wide travel possible with caution while forecasts note sustained winter conditions along the high mountain corridor.
A Pan American clipper departed Pearl Harbor at 8:57 a.m. bound for Midway Island in a test of a proposed commercial air route from California to China. The crew numbered 17 with two passengers. Naval officers observed the takeoff as Pearl Harbor waters showed calm amid overcast weather.
Texas posse pursues Mahan following a gunfight with officers near Kirbyville Jasper County. Reports say the suspect, named Alvin Kisivsy, fled after the exchange as officers arrived at the scene and a deputy connection is noted.
The document dated June 13 1932 and filed in Well County concerns a feral chattel mortgage on a farm property in Creely Well County. It names Johnny Byrne and a party called Markingham and mentions a mortgage terms with payments due and a collector Frank E Braub. The record conveys a public foreclosure style notice of a loan secured by personal property and real estate.
The Nederland Lake finally fills after a five year period of low water. Creeks in the area including Houtden Creek rise, signaling improved conditions. Authorities note water levels are returning to their typical range as rainfall patterns stabilize.
A collision near Linn Grove injures two men, one driver hospitalized after the crash involving a Whippet and a car. Sheriff reports ongoing investigation and accident details as responders treat serious injuries at Cherley Hospital.
Public notice records mortgage and assignment involving the Otsebl Company with Frank E. Kitais as collector. The deed dated June 20 49090 references land in Wel County and Criclog bearing on the Debre Plow Company and related parties and possession terms.
The notice lists churches and schedules for Sunday including First Baptist on 16th Ave and Ita Bh with Rev J B Hoi, Miss Ray, and others. programs feature lectures on religious education, youth groups, and Christmas season events. St Paul German and Union services are noted with times, songs, and sermons. comprehensive list of pastors and meeting places across several congregations.
The report details Wiley Post's coast to coast flight, describing takeoff from New York and ascent to high altitudes. It notes planned routes across the country, with updates on ground support and timing as Post travels west toward the Pacific.
A long OCR text lists Trinity Episcopal and many other congregations with addresses and Sunday services. It names churches such as Lithoran Avenue and 4th Ave, First Christian, Presbyterian, Lutheran and Methodist congregations, pastors, service times, Sunday Schools, and related events for a local religious listings page.
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