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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1934
Page
7
A transmission report on aircraft policy and leadership critiques outlines eight subcommittees to study issues of reliability efficiency and management under Secretary Foulda. The draft seeks removal of Moser as army chief and cites disagreements over wartime material progress and leadership under Roosevelt era policies.
Mildred Warkley of Plymand home near Sterling wounded in accident at Ninth Avenue and nearby street. Mrs Newell injured at Walker and the Sterling house scene, with details of the crash and responders.
In June, gasoline tank explosions near Jamestown killed several workers and injured many others. Officials report a large fire started by an electric error, with responders rushing to scene as residents fled the area and local departments initiated emergency protocols.
A decipherable fragment notes a new peak in the United States public debt with figures around 8702,648 and an associated official action dated August 34, 399, described as a formal task in a new line.
Miller, director Jone Servien at Columbia New York will give the evening assembly of a college summer season at Inter Hall. Miller is treasurer of the Pro 4u0Aden association and heads staff duties for local publications.
Townsend, a longtime attorney from Great Feanage, declares run for the state senate. He has been a resident the past 93 years and previously served in county and state roles, including the general assembly, highlighting his long public service record.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses political terms and mock quotes about face saving and Congress adjournment. No clear events, names, dates, or outcomes are identifiable beyond general references to U.S. politics.
A write up details a pre owler oil station near North Blaventh avenue in Dunham where a tall thin Mexican intruder struck a clerk with a gas pipe handle and fled toward the rival bottom. The wounded man was taken to Greenwy Hospital for emergency treatment and is not believed to be seriously injured.
Weld County medical and county officials study indigent care payments for services rendered. Doctors claim current fees barely cover costs, with bills rising from April to June and concerns over county funding and potential federal relief policies.
Vice chancellor Franz von Papen denounces Nazi regime in a Morbide University speech. The protest, printed abroad, drew government notices restricting publication in Germany. Papen attacked Hitler and the propaganda ministry, urging a return to monarchy amid rising political tension.
Lieutenant Edward M. Ania of Indianapolis and Lieutenant Jones Brive of Toronto were killed when their aircraft crashed near Indianapolis. Both men were members of the reserve corps and assigned to air service duties.
The supreme court upholds contentions of Reppin's attorneys Philly Hornbein and David Tesner and grants Hoppin a new trial. Remanded to a Colorado county for retrial. Merle Harrison, 42, WWII veteran, dies at a U S hospital in Whipple Arizona. Survived by Mrs Teasplan of 3427 Tenth Avenue and three siblings. Funeral and interment planned in Directory. arrangements handled by Macyh.
The piece describes whispered talks among Mussolini, Hitler, and other leaders about a Franco Russian bloc and a staged display by Mussolini to influence alliances. It notes a secretive, high spirited atmosphere around the Venice meeting and references the aim to sway diplomacy without formal witnesses. It ends with a tease of continuation.
Dr Dickerson warned that reliance on direct property taxes to fund public schools risks collapse as federal and local tax shifts squeeze revenue. He noted 1920 data showing 80 percent of state taxes were indirect and schools depended on property tax, with education funding vulnerable to broader tax changes and economic mood. Professor Kinmodron will explain how this tax base supports schools and why it may erode.
A coroner's verdict found that the reckless driving of D. Og. Marlold of Denver caused a Tuesday Fort Collins automobile wreck that killed Mr. and Mrs. Olin G. Need of Fort Collins.
Tilted ad copy highlights a moving picture program with selected short subjects. Phone for information and details on screenings.
About 279 students enrolled at C. T. C. for the summer term, with 4335 total and many returning to work studies. The schedule indicates classes starting Monday and continuing through the day, while some courses remain unavailable for the term.
Appeal from the decision of Judge Nall regarding the discharge of the Eaton Dairy Inc receivership. The court approved the discharge after accounting by Tobbin EB Brntth of Denver and noted payments to creditors including Smith and the Capitol of Groamery of Denver. Total receipts and claims listed, with remaining debt and costs to be settled from court funds.
Six British citizens and two naval officers were kidnapped by Chinese pirates from a British commercial steamer off the mouth of the Yellow River. About 20 Chinese assailants seized the vessel this afternoon, according to reports.
Washington reports two major bills stalling progress in Congress. A railway labor board and mortgage relief measures dominated debate, with senators aiming to adjourn after pending reports. President Roosevelt and party leaders weighed procedural moves to delay or advance adjournment as House and Senate maneuvered.
Dean Lucy Adams of Colorado Agricultural College is badly hurt after a Sunday auto wreck near Fort Collins. She suffers a broken collarbone and other injuries but no fractures. Adams was taken to Larimer County Hospital. condition reported as fair. A companion, Miss Awan Finrtennty, among local women, was uninjured. Norris Tyo drove the other car. no other serious injuries reported. Local clerk Abeauna Pashby witnessed the scene. Petty crime reports include Pete Vigil Fine for a shoplift incident at J f Penny store. fined $16 and 100 days in jail unless paid.
The National Beet Growers Association executive committee approved measures to reimburse growers for tax payments on that portion of the 1933 sugar tax, urging federal rebates and basing factory quotes on past production records. The plan follows a two day conference and includes guidance to the secretary of labor culture and requests for relief from sugar companies. Continued on Page 8.
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