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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1939
Page
6
A conference speaker at Estes Park ridicules the managed economy of the New Deal and government control. The event features scholars and officials discussing policy, debt, and wartime era programs, with heated exchanges on fiscal restraint and government intrusion.
A seaplane was destroyed by fire in Southampton Harbor as emergency crews battled the blaze. The incident amid late breakup and strong winds caused extensive damage to the aircraft, with no immediate reports of injuries or remaining aircraft at the site. Authorities began salvage and investigation into the cause as residents watched from nearby piers.
Mrs. Henderson must pay her spouse 10 525 dollars as part of the divorce outcome. The record notes a complex court process involving asset division and safety procedures near a property boundary, with references to local banks and addresses. The filing indicates joint custody considerations and the potential transfer of real estate subject to court approval.
The report outlines two Democrats opposing a campaign for a third term, citing party division and contrasting nationalist and progressive aims. It notes Nebraska figures Beauley Brioke and Nuahs emphasizing legality and integrity, while others defend incumbency amid a wider intra party debate on leadership and policy direction.
Reports show a shift in wartime price levels with farm market rejections and buyer resistance. A local disturbance charge led by Gindya Tip Murthes of Joletown was heard at the county hall, alongside discussions of wage data and prewar comparisons.
The House approved a profits tax measure by 358 to 2 after a quiet session. The plan would repeal long-standing nuisance taxes and add changes aimed at deterring crime and limiting business expansion. Rosie McKingsbury of Philadelphia reported on a biennial convention tied to the government committee reviewing women’s roles.
Two Mexican families face deportation under court rulings with multiple American citizen children mentioned. The Mexican parents Mire and Gita Muniz and others are described as awaiting decisions and potential relocation to Mexico, with county costs and investigation considerations noted.
Obituaries list names including Yardley Charles J and others with services at local greens, Macy’s drawing room, and Linn Grove. Details are fragmented but indicate funeral and memorial services for several individuals with addresses and times unreadable in the clipping.
President Roosevelt addressed 456 West Point cadets after a speech urging America to pursue peace through credible and principled international conduct. He warned that the nation's peacetime strength should not be mistaken for weakness as cadets saluted.
El Paso County Coroner Dr. J Thomas Coghlan was wounded in the chest and left arm by an accidental gun discharge in his home. He was treated at Beth El hospital and later returned home. The incident occurred after he retrieved his revolver from a cabinet. Dr Grace Abbott Dies in Chicago at 60, longtime U S Bureau of Child Welfare official and University of Chicago professor.
The Colorado civil service commission, already at odds with State Treasurer Charles A. Armstrong, refused to approve provisional appointments to Armstrong's office. Governor Garr's nomination of Lon Poinsett as state hall commissioner, replacing Joseph Tixby, was also denied. The failed Armstrong slate included Dan Fellers and Della McQueen at 125 dollars monthly, Les Kornersen at 325, Don Carpenter as special investigator at 150, Jaromila to be tax department commissioner at 135, and Lucilla Reed and others at 100 each. Interlocutory divorce case Nuria Morehead vs Hall and Rex Morehead proceeded in district court Monday.
Secretary Wallace urged newspapers to form a self regulating board to judge papers accused of unfai ness and bias. He said such a body would not wield sweeping power like movie or baseball authorities but handle rare cases of controversy impacting the public. Speaking to the Alabama Press association he framed the idea as boosting trust and service in the press.
Washington June 19 news notes the rivers and harbors bill grew to 407 million dollars as a House subcommittee added 19.4 million for Colorado projects. Included are 8.99 million for the Rio Grande and Alburales area and 10.5 million for Cherry Creek and its tributaries. The Platte river item covers Schuyler Nebraska. Rio Grande plans include Wagon Wheel Gap and Conejos reserve via the Colorado New Mexico Texas water compact.
State Auditor Homer B Bedford doubts the three interim committees to the 32nd Colorado General Assembly may spend the 1000 appropriation set aside for their work since Governor Corr did not sign the regulating authorizing act. The insurance committee led by Hermanline and the un American activities committee led by Vernon Cheever face questions over their legislative appropriations. A Swink hotel fire caused about 34000 damage and drew three firefighting crews.
Flood waters delayed Union Pacific schedules near Manhattan Kats St Louis and Kansas City. The Jenny Pacific Limited arrived at 9 30 Monday night while a City of Cheyenne service was two hours and 20 minutes late. A stat train carrying Deliver Money and other traffic was among delayed services.
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