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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1932

Page

5

World urged to cut naval armaments by one third

Swiss reports detail Hoover plan calling for global naval reductions of about one third within ten years to save 10 to 15 billion dollars. The proposal, presented at the White House, aims to curb land forces and overall armaments while maintaining essential military balance and preventing widespread disarmament.

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Greeley Chamber Considers Two Tax Proposals

Directors of the Greeley chamber weigh two proposed tax amendments to be submitted to voters in the November general election. Measure No 2 would create a school tax and include a plan for returning a portion of the tax proceeds to the education system. The second amendment would modify the tax to shift 50 percent of the proceeds to the economy, with sponsors Moses E. Smith and William A. Carl Jr. on the record. The chamber endorses the income tax proposal, with several listed local officials and state representatives dining with directors to discuss the measure.

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Butters Well Drilling Shift Amid Depth Changes

Reading rough notes on oil activity, wells at Butters and nearby fields show progress with a 300 foot run and surface lowered cemented casing. Other wells including Roury Niles and Williew Schmidt remain in varying stages, with equipment moved to Oklahoma and rotary tooling anticipated after current derricks.

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Walsh Seen As Possible Democratic VP Candidate

Chicago June 1 United States Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana tops a field of four contenders for the Democratic national convention vice presidential nomination. J J Kremer of Butte arrives to take part in convention work and is considered likely to become an influential figure on rules and arrangements committees.

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James Proctor Survives Auto Crash Near LaPorte

James Proctor escaped serious injury after a car left the road near LaPorte and rolled twice. Proctor, head of Graelay waterworks, was briefly kept from work but discharged later. A passenger bound for Caramio was taken to Larimer County Hospital and released. City officials cited new guest-in-automobile laws to limit damage claims. Brother of Mrs. Akers dies suddenly in Winfield, Kan., with services set Tuesday.

Jumoy Proctor Graelay Plealing Milt Seaman Proctor LaPorte Wydalles Anau Caramio Procter Larimer County Robert G. Smith He Council Mra E. W. Akers Winfield, Kan Mra. Akers Welf. Hoya

Fourth of July Parade Entries Grow in Greeley

Fourteen entries are listed for the fourth of July parade in Greeley including local businesses such as Galland Chevrolet Freeman Dry Cleaning and First National Bank plus organizations Rotary Kiwanis and Daughters of Union Veterans. Out of town entry Querest and preparations noted at 1922 Eighth Avenue with decorations and colonial costumes on display.

Mayo Georgs Tlorna Faltok Tnllery Service Galland Chevrolet Greeley Gas & Fuel Company Freeman Dry Cleaning Young & Son Dodge Agency Jonnaan & Meeker Crescent Weng Glory First National Bank Greeley Union National Vaukt Meyers J. W. Smith & Son J. CG Penny Ecompany Vetly Teauty Greeley Army Rotary Club Kiwanis Club Daughters of Union Veterans Querest Lily Eighth Avenue Putine Sllci Financa Darla Graigg George Horpe Algovet Grealey Horne Greenburg Amusement Company Denver Greeley Jack Andre Creeley

College Men Picnic Set At Island Grove Park

A Thursday college men’s picnic at Island Grove park for Colorado Teachers men including Kenston will start at 4 40 pm with varied activities. John Y Hancock athletic director leads a softball tourney with ten states, J B Dankonmier runs horseshoes and Dr van den Steinen directs races. A steak dinner follows at 6 20 pm with special amusement afterward. Price is 60 cents.

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Greeley Hi Band Concert Program

Greeley High band directed by Ronald Faulkner presents Thursday evening at 7 45 o clock at Lincoln Park. The program includes Princess of India Valse Danseuse Lovable Simplicity Golerada Sylvie and others.

Greeley High Ronald Faulkner Lincaly Packs Bambaste Princess of India Sylvie Lows Dand Law

Sharkey Victory Brings $425,000 Payment Reported

New York June 22 Associated Press notes an estimated 66 000 fighters earned 425 000 to see Sharkey win in Madison Square Garden. Garden officials estimate gross around 425 000 with net about 261 000 after taxes. Show profits and splits detail Sharkey 36 100 and Schmelling 36 100 while Garden profits near 100 000. Judges rounds tally show mixed scoring with Sharkey winning most rounds according to some judges.

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Al Smith Calls for Unconditional Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment

Alfred E Smith declares in Chicago that the 18th Amendment is unworkable and must be repealed. He urges amending the Volstead Act to allow beverages of reasonable alcoholic content to divert bootleg profits into tax revenue, arguing for unconditional repeal and a rational approach to prohibition.

Associated Prem Chicago Alfred B. Srait Franklin D. Troosevelt Lion Dla Poto Uni Rouxavelt Smith Avery United Statea

Cummings of Denver Seeks Attorney General Post

Denver attorney Ward Cummings announces he will seek the Republican nomination for attorney general following Clarence L. Ireland’s decision not to seek re election. In Kansas City on June 22 a platform breakdown notes the incident of collapsed girders killing three youths and injuring a fourth near the freight line.

Denver Htoxo Clarence L. Ireland Erward Cummings Oqanawatamle Kany Wihileh George B. Gallagher Robert McManus Eugene Walters Roland Nela

Local Tribune Lists Society and News Phone Numbers

Tribune publishes contact numbers for society pages and local news divisions including editorial, business, advertising, job printing, and subscriptions to streamline reader inquiries and service requests.

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Deadlock on Dog Fees Spurs City Council Row

Five Aldermen remain split over dog license fees with a 26 percent share eyed for last year’s collections. A 40 percent plan flounders as four votes needed to carry the motion, while a 36 percent compromise fails 3 to 3. Elsewhere, debate over an airport agreement and city pay structure continues.

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Municipal Electric Question Is Revived

The Greeley city council discussed electric light and power rates and municipal ownership. Alderman Brahan submitted a report on Tucson rate reductions claimed by the Tienon Light Power and Gas Co, with edits suggesting municipal ownership. Alderman Strubnt noted Fort Morgan’s water and power departments showing strong finances, while Cox, Fort Morgan plant manager, was urged to provide more information.

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Sumer Term Calendar Highlights of Events

The Sumer term announces a busy Thursday with a 4:00 p.m. book review at the Little Theater covering Ruth F. Finley’s The Lady of Godey’s, reviewed by Mrs. Gertrude Spaulding. Also listed are Island Grove Park social games, a steak dinner at 6:30, and a 4:00 p.m. to 6:36 p.m. schedule with a 60 cent win event.

Little Theater Ruth F. Finley Gertrude Spaulding Island Grove Fark

Sterling Heir Must Appear For Estate Cash

Sanford Sterling, about 63, is urged to appear as a hearing on the estate of Asa Sterling proceeds. A trust, created for Sanford and 34 others, may divert funds if he does not show. Judge Van Horn postponed final action pending further proceedings and possible will provisions.

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Denver Finance Head Dies by Own Action in Business Stress

Albert H W Petherbridge 46, once a livestock trader and ex head of a Denver finance company, shot himself in a meat vault after his family found him. Despondency over slumping business cited as cause. Survived by widow Mrs Eloi Petherbridge and Arlepaon Harvey. Denver police report.

Associated Terre Denar Albert HW Petherbridge Denver Eloi Petherbridge Arlepaon Harvey

Greeley Oil Company in Drilling Pact

Greeley Oil Company to partner with Ramsay in a drilling agreement near Buckingham, 1500 acres, Mucklighnen area south of Grensewaort. Ramsay to own equipment. Greeley may cash option or take interest if Ramsay hits production. Railway plans to start, aiming to reach a well in about two months.

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Fire chief Anderson reports on convention at Galp Springs

Fire Chief Carlo Anderson addressed the group at Galp Springs last week, noting the convention focus shifted from celebration to study of fire fighting methods. Community leaders praised Greeley’s fire department for maintaining top equipment and readiness, while urging continued funding for gear and training.

Carlo Anderson Gremen Galpfa Springs Aidergor Alten Stephol Ohare Hatluligys Conmill- Lee Anderson Cret Strulet Greeley

Smith Leaves for Chicago Amid Crowd Applause

New York dispatch reports former New York Governor Smith leaving for Chicago amid cheering crowds to seek the Democratic nomination for president. Joseph M. Sooskaner and others in his party voiced support, insisting the mission is to win the nomination for Alfred E. Smith and expressing belief that he is the best public servant since Theodose Roosevelt. The party, including Judge Tragkaner and several delegates, pledged loyalty to Smith and the Ames can supporters in Chicago.

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Briggsdale Preacher Is Speaker at C. F. Meeting

Rev. J D Leach, pastor of Briggsdale Union Congregational Church, spoke at a Longmont State Christian Endeavor convention and at a Friday meeting in Briggsdale on citizenship. He stressed national rights, progress, and the need to safeguard American liberties amid prohibition questions.

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