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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
6
Pedestrians press for right of way with green lights as cars turn across crosswalks. Denver permits right turns on red, while Greeley lags. The piece also notes Roosevelt’s campaign posture and political chatter from the Cleveland convention and Colorado leaders.
The text presents fragmented phrases about races and individuals, slow awareness processes, a money making racket, a wife’s money loss, and a man’s job to repay. It questions if New Dealers may repeat performances, but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.
Inside Washington talk notes how Townsend and Coughlin lobby movements shift races in Maine and New England. It says Republicans show mixed results, while Democrats hint at blocking new deal extensions if Roosevelt is re-elected. Cabinet rumors predict broad changes after the election, naming Wallace Ickes Perkins and others as possible replacements.
In 1917 Greeley Daily Tribune notes 300 plus summer school registrations push total near 1000 as A J Park reports. British Front observers expect air power to decide the war and praise American capacity for rapid aircraft output alongside a Red Cross drive aiming for 100 million dollars.
Open Saturday at the Sterling theatre features Private Number a Fox production led by Robert Taylor and Loretta Young with a large cast including Tishara Wiltlard Sinley Watson Mrs Winfield Powry and Basil Rathbone The film is praised for acting and its sympathetic theme of a working girl loved by her employer amid misunderstanding Also open this Sunday is Billets or Ballots a First National production at Chief Theatre starring Edward G Robinson with a notable supporting cast
An entertainment event on June 25 at Thirteenth Street and Thirteenth Avenue features the improved and clean Mill. The act arrives with the Greeley Dick's band, whose profits will fund four new bandstands in the park.
A police detective braves danger by joining a racketeer crew to infiltrate a crime ring and expose its leaders. Edward G Robinson delivers a superb performance in a film noted for action and mature themes, offering gripping entertainment with strong wartime context.
A fragment notes a sharp-edged tool gifted as a prom ent can harm friendships. The cryptic line hints at betrayal or strained bonds arising from a prom event. Names, dates, or places are not provided.
Martha Tonkins of the City Library staff will review Idiot's Delight by Robert E. Sherwood at 7 30 p m Friday night. The event discusses the Pulitzer prize winning play presented this week at the Litei Theatre of the Rocking.
An historic note explains that Sommer Bermuda once bore a different name. the old record references a long standing memory of Sir George Sommer and a continuous temporal arena, shedding light on the locality’s naming history.
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