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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1934
Page
5
The session drags toward adjournment as conflict over the appropriations bill dominates legislative activity. Leaders from both parties clash on spending, while the administration’s nominees face scrutiny amid partisan maneuvering. Page 8.
By ALVA SWAIN a discussion of a three way Democratic contest for governor with Adams and Nate Warren. The piece notes Warren’s allies in Me state and references past political shifts, including Taft era service and earlier defeats, highlighting ongoing campaign dynamics across counties and the nation.
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of Germany and France loan issues and a cabinet decision. Mentions protecting commerce, German goods, ministers agreeing on promoting action. No clear names, dates, or places readable.
A meeting invitation was issued by the Growers Association urging state leaders to join a nationwide review of sugar beet production. The plan includes inspecting growing conditions in Utah Idaho Colorado Nebraska and South Dakota and assessing possible sugar policy changes and contracts offered.
Dr Tryan Brackett Wood named pastor of Groblay Methodist church and will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning in Cheyenne. He is a native of Alabama, holds AB and DD degrees, has served in multiple states and universities, and has been active in civic groups.
Morgan City suffered near total damage from a tropical storm early today. Buildings were blown down, windows shattered, and merchants robbed by wind and rain. No deaths or injuries reported. Governor Allen prepared to mobilize the National Guard to aid in Morgan City and surrounding parishes. The storm also damaged St. Thomas Catholic Church in Perviday and harmed nearby plantation tenant homes.
Weather bulletin notes heavy rain and strong winds across Central and Southeast Weld counties and nearby districts Friday. Thousands of acres damaged including 3,009 acres south of Keenesburg and Lupton, with crop losses, while Greeley area reports scattered rainfall totals and no major structural damage.
The schedule lists events at Cranford and Kopner Auditorium including a symposium on The Relation to State and Local Tax, a book review of A Modern Tragedy by Phylisa Bentley reviewed by Dr. B Ay Ceoas, an all college assembly in Hunter Hall with Prof. Glyda Miller as guest speaker, and a reception to graduate students at the Faculty Club Lounge. Attendance is required for the college assembly.
Announced in Friday's Tribune. Rav, Rollo C. Speer will preach at the First Tapplet church at p o'clock, using as its subject The First Christian Sun any Evening.
A garbled report notes Washington on June birthday events. It mentions President Roosevelt’s licensing power, a club unproven in 12 months of activity, and industry employment figures. In Cleveland a three year old boy’s body was found in the Cuyahoga River after a man allegedly involved in a separate incident.
Will Rogers laments rising prices and idle public mood as talk turns to labor reform. He notes the American Federation of Labor seeks appointments to steer industry policy and mocks the press and political maneuvering while promising only gradual relief.
Washington June 16 today passed by administration demand the measure to establish boards to investigate practices or activities of employers or employees in buy controversy growing out of the NRA, with Speaker Rainey ruling after brief debate. State Republicans pressed for explanation as Byrnes pushed unanimous consent.
Fort Morgan June 46 report says a sheep herder named Niggar HU drowned in the dry Weaver Creek bed after sudden downpour. He sought refuge among about 100 sheep as floodwaters rose, with Mengte noting the tragedy and rescue attempts failed.
A police court sentenced three men from Port Warren with fines of 33.50 each for running throatop aligns, involving Guy Imelidads, Christ Smith, Col Wil lum Buerkles, and Manuel Valdez.
Washington June 15 Porgonat to Iations between the White House and a number of democratic congressmen are in need of mending. The administration faces inside troubles with the lagisatlus program and clashes over the AAA cotton bill and housing project. Senator Smits and Senator Bank head clash over leadership of the cotton bill while Chairman Llangall parallels Smith’s tenure in banking. Speaker Ratney shields administration measures.
The Dotsero line dedication celebrated the Denver to Salt Lake City route with 2500 passengers aboard five trains. Governors, mayors, and railroad leaders from Colorado and Utah attended as the $15 million Moffat tunnel and 175 miles of transcontinental track from Denver to the west connected. The event featured speeches by William H. Moffat descendants, Burlington and Rio Grande officials, and a barbecue luncheon, marking a milestone in western rail transportation.
Steel workers vote to postpone the strike after accepting a pact. The plan, headed by Green of the American Federation of Labor, proposes three board appointees by the president to settle industry disputes, with an amendment allowing officers to strike if not agreed. The delegation also moves to cover expenses for home tips.
Senate debate centers on a two and a quarter billion dollar package for relief and public works. Byrnes argues for presidential spending power, while Lafollette and others push alternative allocations. Drought relief and aid to Latino American cooperation receive emphasis amid broader emergency funding battles.
Pittsburgh June 16 the administration’s substate for the Wapner labor control bill denounced as dangerous to india trial peace by seven steel companies’ employee organizations. They claim to represent 75,000 steel workers in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio planning. The message telegraphed to President Roosevelt and the 96 senators warned the measure would empower labor organizers to manipulate millions of American workers at so much per head.
Wimbledon England June 11 Califberkeley Helon Tacobs and Sarah Palfrey secured singles wins to clinch the Wightman Cup for the United States for the fourth straight year as the international tennis contest against England continued this day.
The executive committee of the National Beet Growers Association urged a new type of contract to balance risks and returns for West growing regions. Members said current terms create disputes over price and yields, proposing a 60 percent reduction in harvested area and citing drought relief and water access needs across UK agricultural and grain regions.
A federal relief plan allocates 344,693,204 dollars for feeding livestock and digging wells in Colorado. The budget covers training, and includes line items of 137,000 for well issues, 80,000 for pumping, and 250,900 for additional irrigation projects under DORGSS oversight.
A jury awarded Charles Starke $126.00 against CO s. Nice of Plaovelle, per County Judge Habert. The case arose from a January 18 collision at an intersection near Johnstown when a vehicle struck by Prue nercavs caused injuries. Witnesses included Fille day Inchidord C. B. Hyco, James News, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. arp, and Dr. W. OW. Webster with testimony on injuries.
The Senate endorsed the conference report on federal grazing regulation of public lands, while the House has yet to act. Conferees trimmed amendments objected to by the White House, aiming to curb state control and preserve federal authority over grazing districts and land health standards. The measure preserves state rights to police health and sanitation on government lands.
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