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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1939
Page
2
Article outlines a political dispute over the selection of a single executive for the WPA board. It cites President Roosevelt’s reported stance, mentions potential amendments, and references related discussions in Congress about funding, appointments, and project oversight amid broader New Deal programs.
Fragmented OCR discusses constipation and emergency medicines, mentions AREP veganly approach, and criticizes scams. References Kellogg's products and ready-to-eat items. Includes garbled words and nonstandard phrases, with no coherent event or identifiable individuals.
A speech clinic opens Wednesday at the New Jandy School for Dent and Trentart. Dr LeRuy orgeeark will lead sessions discussing speech therapy, child development, baby talk, and related methods. Public attendance encouraged with demonstrations and expert talks.
Two Weld Men are noted as serving in the Officers Reserve Corps. The text lists names and references to ranks and duties, mentioning June dates and possible assignments, with unclear lines about individuals and locations.
The fragmentary text references a 108 dollar figure and a general year hike. It mentions May and entities such as WY and SUZ with unclear roles. The readable portion lacks coherent events, names, or places to form a specific news item.
A pending civil action alleges misuse of a lateral teller system at a Windsor area bank. The suit seeks court relief, claiming breach of duty and interference with internal processes. Plaintiff asserts monetary damages and impediments to business operations, naming multiple financial entities and individuals.
Coroner T C Wilmoth of Weld County charges Denver authorities misread the law in refusing to investigate deaths occurring outside the county. He cites state law that coroner of the county where the death occurs handles such cases and urges action in Emma Romero's death after she was injured near Fort Lupton and died in Denver. County Attorney Clay Ro Apple and District Attorney Will Hall Thompson back his view.
Franklin A. Thayer, rehabilitation officer, will visit Friday afternoon to discuss veterans claims and benefits. He will be on WRIA radio at 0 p.m. and will meet with disabled veterans and their spouses at a local gathering hosted by Greeley Chapter No. 8 of DAY to present information and answer questions.
A group of British women and children begins evacuation from Tientsin China. The party travels by river toward a transfer point, aiming for a secure stopover before continuing to a distant destination.
A 1919 era fragment reports births at Mercy hospital in Denver and Crestec Ley hospital. Names mentioned include Martinda Horn and Balwatora Mata with connections to Ault. Dates indicate June 12 and a 16th deadline referenced for a baby weighing around seven pounds.
A long daytime session handed numerous fines to residents and visitors for offenses from parking at a fire plug to speeding reckless driving and drunk driving. Notable entries include Henry Hardin Lasalle $6.59 speeding and Tranata Muscatano Kersey $91 for drunk driving.
Washington figures urge extending presidential power to devalue currency to shield American markets. Edward A. O Neal warns Senate that extending authority is needed to safeguard stocks and domestic and international trade. The two year extension, set to end June 30, also renews Treasury power to sustain the $2 billion silver buy program to stabilise prices.
Fifty boys from Greestey and Weld counties attended a two week camp at Camp Horne. They were chaperoned by Lions Club officials and local volunteers to provide underprivileged youths with camp experience. The trip ended with a return to Greely on July 2.
Kersey June 20 Lucille Wakeman and Vision Williams hosted the Matthew and Needle club group at the Wakeman home. Entertainment included group games and a word making contest. Refreshments were served. Attendees listed include Earlene Hendrix Gail Farthing Phyllis Beemer Arlene Kohler Vivian Williams Lucile Wakeman Mia George Kohler and Mrs Bard Kendrix. Next meeting will be at the school house with sewing.
At a Citizens' conference in Ruten Park speaker Arthur Js Baldwin Denver accountant urged strict accounting as a defense against fraud in government. He cited Las Animas County misuse and subsequent indictments showing the stakes of improper management.
Fire today destroyed large cotton stock at the Angouleme military powder factory. The blaze started in the reserve block used for munition manufacture and spread rapidly through the warehouses. Troops from the Angouleme garrison were posted around the factory as soon as the fire was found, with officials hopeful the powder magazines remained safe.
Mrs. Gene Creel of Rye will appear Wednesday night at the Festiva at Jackson Field as a special attraction announced by William Farr Festiva committee chair. After her barbecue she will perform with her trained horse before the grandstands at 7 oclock. Creel just returned from a three month tour in Australia where she drew large crowds in opulent acts. She will also perform trick riding and other stunts at Ely Spado rodeo west of July 1 and the afternoon of July 4.
The agriculture department reports 2,340,799 short tons of clarified sugar delivered to American markets by refiners and processors in the first five months of the year, up from 2,203,001 in the prior period. Senate Republican Leader Chaves T. McNary of Oregon is confined to his home with an intestinal infection and will stay in bed for at least a week.
In Hayward Wisconsin on June 20 a bloodhound search followed the trail of Rey Olson, a fugitive slayer of two deputies. Olson, identified as a 30 year old convict previously named August Busto, escaped in 1927 and had served time for burglary. The chase spanned Sawyer County woods and decayed shacks as Sheriff George Schuetter and volunteers pursued.
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