Court rules private military housing taxed by state and rural levies
In a June 18 1936 ruling GHEELEY TRIBUNE reports that the court held private firms building and operating military housing on government land are subject to state and rural property taxes, indicating labor law does not alone control disorders and that tax authority extends to these projects.
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Local Notice and Vacation Tips From AAA Club
The page blends staff notes from the Greeley papers with a public forum notice and a long list of summer home security tips from the Rock Mountain AAA Club. It includes precautions before trips such as stopping mail delivery, coordinating with neighbors, arranging newspaper delivery, mowing the lawn, storing outdoor items, and leaving an itinerary, lights, and insurance payments in place to deter burglars.
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Historic Supreme Court Decisions Highlight Civil Rights Shifts
James Marlow surveys the term ending last week, noting landmark rulings that outlawed segregation in tax funded colleges and public recreation areas, resisted state curb attempts, and shaped civil liberties. The piece also details clashes over denial of citizenship, Fifth Amendment issues, sedition prosecutions, picketing, and labor-related state powers.
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Society editor named for Silver and Gold 1937
19 years ago June 18 1937 Erma Connell of 1.4 Salle has been appointed society editor for the Silver and Gold for next year. The University of Colorado paper is published twice a week. The appointment is made by the board of publications. Donald Buckingham of the U S Navy has been home at Keenesburg visiting his parents. Four Weld County high school graduates have enlisted in the US Navy. They are Warald Roberts Henry E Roberts Merle Purvis Clayton Caywood and Dale L Thompson. People of Sligo Erie have subscribed finde to start a counter turning plant employing 300 workers.
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Frank J. Purvis
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Clayton DB. Caywood
Samuel Mr. Caywood
Platteville
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Dale L. Thompson
Joy T. Thompson
Hugo and the times in a great life portrait
A biographical sketch of Victor Hugo tracing his rise as poet dramatist and novelist and his place in politics society and art. It highlights his marriage to Adele Foucher his affairs Juliette Drouet his exile the 1861 Les Miserables and the 600000 monument parade followed by 2 million in Paris.
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Generations of Men taste of youth on a Riviera voyage
A teen on a yacht befriends a lonely girl abroad and dreams of rescue, only to face a grim coming of age. John Clinton Hunt’s first novelette unfolds amid outsized ambitions and scant storytelling, mixing outdoor longing with quiet self discovery.
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Norway Navy Captures Russian Fishing Fleet
Reports from Bergen say Norway ordered patrols to shoot to kill as 16 Russian crews were captured near the coast. At Aalesund, detainees assisted police in valuing gear while loudspeakers boomed jazz aboard the drifters indicating pending fines.
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AP Writer Dies at 59 in Port Washington
AP writer and business news reporter Kader Winkel, 59, died suddenly while preparing to launch a small boat in Manhasset Bay. He joined AP in 1933, served in London and Paris bureaus, covered Edward VIII’s abdication, and served as a major in WWII. He leaves a widow Catherine Jane Brawl of Goshen and a son Rader William.
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Portrait of Wife Phyllis Dobson In Paris Exhibit
Seattish artist Conan Dobson paints his wife Phyllis for the 102nd portrait, claiming she remains his favorite model. She wears an oyster satin gown and white fox furs as the new portrait mirrors a gown worn a decade ago. The piece will hang at the Farts Salon in Paris when finished.
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