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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
7
Fragmented text discusses Roosevelt proposing new taxes and the political reaction. It mentions influence of collective effort over individual, Congress, and Republican leaders opposing steps. Details are unclear due to misspelled OCR.
A new Idaho Club formed at Albion State Normal School during early evening at the campus with Meredith McVickers Blake Springs as president and Priter Woollie elected vice president. The inaugural gathering occurred Wednesday night at Angell's Tea Room with 20 Idaho students present, signaling the first summer session club activity.
A hitch hiker told police his pocketbook containing about $6 was stolen at the O R Heed lunch room near Williams and Eighteenth. Officers checked three loaded trucks east on Kersey but found no sign of the thief. The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon amid unrelated traffic and delivery activity in the area.
Plumb States County authorities indicate plans to build foot bridges onto Weld County inland routes near Greeley if the CCC section can start and complete the project. The move depends on completion timelines, with a potential 90 days to six months before crews arrive and sites prepared.
Kansas publisher William Allen White weighs in on Trooyer as either impossible or inevitable and analyzes the republican scene. He argues coalitions won’t cross the Alleghenies or win the deep south, the Midwest seeks utopia, and Hoover is either impossible or inevitable amid current administration choices.
Senators refused to add Roosevelt administration tax proposals to a House extension bill. They argued the president’s plan could not pass this session, favoring a shorter extension and hinting Congress may revisit tax measures next session. White House said language from the president’s message would guide action.
A readable notice announces a wind and dance showcase at Warnpen Halloom presented by the Theatre of Hid Rovivles. Tickets are priced per person and the event appears free for Adu Nishion while statewide details remain unclear.
An apparent plot to kidnap an eight year old daughter of Senator Borah is reported by Cisvidiated Prensa Ny. The child was taken by two men who abducted her from a car and drove around the city before investigators intervened. Authorities describe the incident as a judicial matter connected to the senator's family.
A fragment describes local gossipers who spread tales of hardship and happiness in Adam area, noting rumors about neighbors, jobs, and domestic life as part of daily town chatter.
Fragmentary notes mention Dr Cay Russell at the Eaton Rotary Club and various unclear names and phrases. The text references people such as Dr Carl Thissell and Kay Rex Hatten with uncertain roles, plus scattered terms like visiting wire hero and golf champion, all in a garbled local-item style.
Northern Weld county readers reported strong turnout as eleven carloads from Greeley visited neighboring towns. The July fourth tour, organized by the Greeley chamber of commerce and the Spud Studio committee, promoted local greetings and invitations to residents of Kagerus, Raton, Ault, Pleres, Nun, Savermes and Windabot.
Revival services at Meeker Junior High School proceed with speakers Violet Iti Borg and Tvateoliat expected to address topics from the Book of Acts. A sheriff's request to arrest Tom Baker surfaces as Milliken officers pursue a man accused of car theft and dangerous driving late Tuesday night in Milliken.
Protesting critics claim the measure unconstitutional the house rushed the Wagner labor bill through, aimed at abolishing corporate domination and creating a nonpartisan labor tribunal. It would set up the Natoma Labor Health Authority board to adjust employer employee differences as an independent quasi judicial agency outside the labor department. This faced demands from Secretary Perkins and caused major changes to the proposed structure.
Dr Lloyd Wesley Hoes, TVA personnel director, discusses a labor testing program that uses Navy common labor tests and interviews to select quality workers. About 600,000 employees have been hired from applicant pools across 144 counties. The process improves efficiency, reduces costs, and guides community leadership during TVA construction, with tests showing stronger correlations to job performance than standard labor tests.
Washington notes hint at unexplained food shortages and why Mitchell left as commerce secretary. The piece questions charges linking the president to Meays Vincent, Roosevelt, and the Autor-Roosevelt yacht. It speculates on Republican reactions and the timing of the political controversy amid New Deal opposition.
The Boulder based Linkletter was elected president of the Colorado Ministers meeting held in Fort Collins. Rev JT Wheeler spoke, and Harry Pauson led as Fort Collins presiding officer. Wilson of Denver addressed aging policies and pension needs, urging broader national planning and church support for the elderly.
Ninety one year old Mrs. Aliina Smith of Greeley won her district court suit to recover 42,000 dollars in notes and mortgages held by the Indemnity To Sotante company. Judge Coffin ruled the Indemnity company liable for the note surity tied to a Wand written for G And M. OM. Byrnea. The decision found the notes were deposited as legal reserve according to the agreement.
They quote A E de Riegles of Denver arguing Western cattlemen deserve a break from imports. He criticizes reliance on Canadian and South American beef and canned meat, urging domestic stock and liver production to meet demand and curtail imports.
Denver financier Blackmer, once fled the United States at 61, now 65, is reported to return to settle permanently in America. The former Denver magnate, living in Paris for years, confirmed via sources that he expects to resume U.S. residence and rejoin the country’s business life. He had not spoken publicly for over a decade.
A county meeting discussed beet loss payments under the AAA contract. Directors Morgan and Lagan highlighted farm losses tied to weather and acreage, with farmers potentially receiving up to 1 per ton as initial relief. Hundreds of acres in Watt County were damaged by recent storms.
Greeley police sought a well dressed man who passed a worthless ten dollar check at a local cigar store on Wednesday night. He used the name C B Kabler and is suspected to be the same individual registered under the alias Leonard Guttey in a prior total reminibence case.
A chaotic report traces Belongia's looming Colorado death sentence. Officials review appeals to spare him as public attention focuses on the case and the state’s ultimately inflexible process.
Attorney General Gumiumings announced the Justice Department will investigate all bureaus amid charges of inefficiency and favoritism linked to former secretary Ewing Y. Mitenedl. Mitchell criticized lack of authority and blamed internal officers for inaction during Senate investigations into the agency’s conditions.
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