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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1934
Page
5
A compact reflection on how the mind shapes happiness and misery, asserting that inner will governs fortune. The fragment hints at dual influence of thought on outcomes and fate.
Open letters from the editor greet Smywer students and newcomers with humor about Greely’s hospitality. The piece describes lodging, shopping, and local rodeo culture, urging safe driving and quick acclimation, and expresses welcome from Greeley residents as Teachers College summer session resumes.
The readable fragments hint at dry weather and efforts to save lawns, with disrupted speech about payments and insurance. Names and clear events are missing, leaving a murky, partial snapshot of a local scene. The piece references moral judgments and alleged misconduct without concrete details.
From the Files of the Greeley Republican June 78 1916 reports the Arizona superdreadnought to be launched tomorrow at the navy yard with sponsor Esther Nosa of Proston and honors from Secretary Daniels. Also details road grading in Kuykendall Brothers area, local properties, fires, and travels of residents including the Foerlatt and Eaton families, plus a note on Greeley White Way improvements and a summer session program led by Dr. George Frasier.
The Little Theatre of the Rockies presents St John Irvine's The First Miner at Cranford College Wednesday at 8 PM under Helen Worthy. Cast features Agnal Fraser Della Frances Mild Fraser Ninian Fraser and Grace George alumna Mirra Lenox Franklin Field.
Adurts, president of the College Dramatic Club, announces casting notes for upcoming shows. Paul Anderson has prominent roles in Arms and the Man and The Delta Disciple, while Aurin Lae Hunt leads Uncle Palin at the University of Town. Miss Langworthy invited him, and the troupe will stage Little Theatre of the Rocklas pieces this summer. Other members cite prior credits in Burns Mantle selections and classic English productions. The First Mrs. Fraser, praised in Theatre Magazine, anchors the revival program alongside productions from John Irvin and Margaret Blackburn.
The column discusses Mazzolini’s European stance and foreign policy history, noting his distrust of France and preference for pursuing interests with Germany and Russia. It highlights Massolo Unt’s position in Franco Russian and German games, suggesting shifting priorities in postwar policy.
Fragmented OCR text recounts wartime diplomacy debates in Congress, a leak about a railroad bill, and investigations into administration and labor deals. Mentions McNary, Wiel, and Roblan with references to press copies and political maneuvering. Notes on foreign trade policy hint at ongoing partisan maneuvering ahead of nominations.
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