Sell All Churches in Greeley to Build Cathedral Here
A Rev Charles Hannan urges selling all 26 church properties in Greeley to finance a new cathedral worth about one million dollars. He cites unity from Johns Gospel and proposes dividing proceeds among congregations’ families, estimating roughly $200 per family. Continued discussion noted.
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Greeley
Salling
Tien
Avery
Respectiva
Aptyia Iz
Charles E. Hannan
First, Christian Church
Californian man leaps from moving Union Pacific bus
Eldora Balderama, 42, of Los Angeles, leaped from a moving Union Pacific bus on the Greeley-Cheyenne highway east of Carr. He was taken for observation as a mental patient after walking three miles westward and suffering head and hand injuries. He told deputies of multiple alleged attempts to harm himself and claimed relatives in Eaton and Denver.
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Eldora Baldorano
Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Greeley-Cheveuns
Carr
Balderama
Carr Alfield
Bellu
Coupe
Yaching
Bildorama
Eaton
Brighton
Denver
Donkey Bites Hand That Feeds Him at Democratic Event
In Philadelphia on June 22 a donkey posing as the Democratic party emblem bit the hand that fed it at a hotel. Owned by Winfield A. Wuppach former New York state Democratic chairman, the animal nipped Mrs. Kathe Myerett Porter and frightened onlookers, ending the display.
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Drees
Philadelphia
Winfield A. Wuppach
New York State Democratic Committee
Ste Sugar
Kathe Myerett Porter
Local Woman Injured in Grange County Auto Crash
Mrs. D Lene Cox, 86, of Greeley, sustained leg and hand injuries when the 1940 Chevrolet she rode in veered and side swiped a second car eight miles north of Greeley on Loveland road. Cox transported to Greeley hospital. other occupants, including H B Brooke and A W Gillman, suffered minor injuries. Police and accident reports filed. vehicle damage estimated at 250 for Cox car, 125 for Brooke car, 50 for Milner car.
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D'léne Cox
Cox
Greeley
Loveland Road
Moe
Brooke
Milner
B. Tl. Merguzon
Port Collins
Herltl
A. T
Gthner
A. W. Gillman
Gilcrest
Othner
Gillman
Edwin Hughes
Gii Yan
Brulvus White
Donald Hiknan
Lila Mac Gilman
Highesta
Gilereat
Teller Amons Campaign Event At Gresley Tusier Diner
Teller Amons, a Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, plans a campaign stop at the Gresley Tusier Chamber of Commerce Diner this evening. The event follows Amons’ recent stint as a Denver justice chamber member.
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Teller Amons
Gresley
Con Mores
Doumoue
Denver Judion Chamber
Smith Group Abandons Roosevelt Ticket in Democratic Split
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith and four other anti New Deal Democrats call for dropping Franklin D Roosevelt and replacing him with a "genuine democrat." The joint statement, issued one day before the Philadelphia convention, signals a bolt if Roosevelt is renominated.
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iAasneciated Press
New York
Alfred EB. Smith
New Deal
Tony
Staasevelt
Phiadelphia
Smith
Joseph B. Bly
Massachusetts
James A. Read
Missouri
Bainbridge Colby
Supreme Court
Daniel Cohalan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bolt
MA. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Roy Clemens Injured in Crash Near Louisville Colorado
Denver dispatch reports Roy Clemens, jailor for the public utilities commission, was in critical condition at St. Anthony's Hospital after an auto accident near Louisville Colorado. He suffered internal and other injuries and had little chance of recovery, with details about another vehicle unclear.
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Roy Clemens
Louisville
Denver
Roy Clamana
Earl G Nick s Added to City Highs Staff
E arl G N icks joins City High as new commercial education staff member amid enrollment growth. Hart G Nice of Greeley expanded teaching duties. Nicica, a three year letterman, joins from Pierce High with degrees from the College of Education.
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Hart G. Nice
Greeley
Montrose-ligh School
Quis
Greeleyich School
Nicica
College of Education
Pierce Ih
Flo
Phi Delta Kappa
Cationel
Omepe Pi
National
Bileau
College of Educaton
Naomi Terres
Longmont
Hilfroye
Waukee
Louies Birdin
Sterling
Danraven
Eses Park
Alice Melutyra
Aulé
la Salle
CSOB
Hygiene
James
Mimata
Barr Lake
CSCE
Nero
Byers
Morris Wark
Ignacio Mortle D. Work
Ignacio
South Donverigh
Leona May Hollina
Merino
Thelma Donaldson
Taos
N.M. Abe
Todd New Mexico Nortal University
Las Veges
CSCW
Moriarty
N. M
Colorado Delegation Sets Course for Adams at National Convention
Coloradoans arrived for the Democratic National Convention as Adams accepted the delegation chair, a compromise between Governor Johnson and Senator Costigan supporters. Denver’s Tomes A. Marsh led the mountain state group as they criticized conservatives and discussed two thirds rule implications. Gertrude A. Lee of Denver was named an assistant secretary for the convention in recognition of her 16 years as Colorado’s national vice president.
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Paandelphia
Bettonss
Ald IV Worts
Colorato
Johnson
Costigan
Tomes A. Marsh
Denver
Alfred J. Smits
Marsh
Roosevelt
Walker
al Smith
Waller Waller
Grand Wunetian
Colorado
Ale Smith
New York
Oie
Marek
San Coloado
Gertrude A. Lee
Sorvica
Place on Dole Not Required for WPA Jobs
Washington reports an upcoming WPA rule requires applicants to have been on the dole before November 1 to qualify for Work Relief employment. The rule aims to determine eligibility by need, with continued employment possible despite past dole status under the new 1.425 billion relief appropriation.
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Washington
Works Progress
WPA
Updor
Gor Federal
Wit
Moreland Named New Supt of Ault Schools
J F Moreland accepts vacancy as Superintendent of Ault schools effective August 1 and will resign county superintendent post. Carl A Carlson named interim superintendent, with Carlson planning retirement after term. Moreland signs two year contract at 4700 first year 4000 second, replacing Corinne Barnard.
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J. F. Moreland New Supt. of Ault Schools
Jerre Moreland
Weld County
Ault
Darrell Barnard
Colorado State College of Education
North Siders Triumph in Island Grove Debut 3-2
North Siders American Legion junior team defeated South Siders 3 to 2 at Island Grove in a morning opener. Pete Higgins struck out 27 for North while Wallace fanned 13 for South. Gordon led South with a triple and a single.
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Island Grove
South Siders
Ato
Boolk Siders
North Victers
Pete Higgens
Jne
South
Wermasdsy
Santa Ty ‘Petween West
Bouth
Graregura
Mt Island Grove Park
Saven Suninge
Fritz
Broineecke
Tatha Jeagus Apover
Woat
Gast
Montag
Townsend Plans Backing Lemke For President
New York June 21 Dr Frasers Townsend leader of Old Age Revolving Pension plan said he will personally back Representative Willam Lemke for president if North Dakotan accepts the old age pension idea. Townsend estimated his followings from 6,000,000 to 20,000,000 and said he would meet Lemke soon in New York, Washington or Baltimore. Gerald Smith said there is little difference between his group and Townsend's. In Illinois, Rev Charles Coughlin will resign as head of the National Union for Social Justice within a week or 10 days, citing church law after endorsing Lemke for third party presidential candidate.
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Frasers
Townsend
Representitiys
Willan Lemke
North Dakotan
Dr. Townsend
Share the Wealth
Coughlan
Farmers Union
Smith
Esterda
Paorla
Gharhs
T. Cougniin
Ie National Union For Social Juytioa
Charles V. Falkenburg
Chicago
Radio Priesta Organization
Falkenburg
Coughlin
Orthovie
William Lemke
North Dikote
Detroit
N. U
Sid
Phiadelphia
Topeka
Graduate Reception for Graduates and Families
A graduate reception for graduate students their families and graduate faculty will be held at 9 o clock Tuesday night at the faculty club. The committee in charge is composed of Professor K F Parry Dr A Falm mer man and Dr P L L Whit rector of the graduate school.
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K. F. Parry
A. Falmmerman
Pll. Whit
Gill Farmer Injured in Auto Collision Near Auburn
One person seriously injured in a two car crash one mile east of Auburn on Hast Ryans road at 2 AM Sunday. Gill farmer suffered cuts and bruises and was taken to Greylay hospital. Moelavey driver was southbound and collided with Raymond Lotasek of Glierent at the intersection. Mrs Bertha Lebsack and family were riding in their car. Mrs Lebsack survived but was not hospitalized. Courtesy patrol investigated the incident.
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Auburn School
Hast Ryans Road
Alex Melgnar
Gill
Greylay Hospital
Moelavey
Alacor
Raymond Lotasek
Glierent
Bertha Lebsack
Donald
Tilgack
Lebsack
Offa Johns
Fai
Gilcrest
Math
Jonad
Ino
Roosevelt Forces Prepare War on Al Smith Policy Battle At Convention
Delegates head to Philadelphia for a June convention clash as Roosevelt foes aim to block F D R’s renomination. Al Smith leads opposition plans while New Deal allies including Lehman and Talmadge rally for party unity. Knox and Thomas critique Roosevelt shifts as reformists push platform talks and credentials fights unfold.
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Roosevelt
al Smith
F.D.R
Democrats Plan Crop Insurance Expansion At Party Meeting
The platform outlines widespread crop insurance by the AAA with government aid to cover losses from drought or flood. Farmers could receive compensation payments based on average yields from insured acres, while currency and wage policies remain unchanged. Final platform adjustments slated after Roosevelt's review, with private discussions in Philadelphia.
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Falamotilon
Tina
Hank
Wile Hace Laok
Dias
AAA
Jaymora
Imael
Coughtry
Roosevelt
Doora
Philadelphia
Wagner
New Yor
Bacn
White House
Wallace
Tomorro
WPA Hours To Be Cut Wage Not Changed
WPA employment in Meeker district faces July 1 wage reclassification under a new federal relief bill. Prevailing rates may raise pay for common labor while retaining monthly sums for protected crafts. county and district officials will report rates and administer the change, with relief eligibility shifted to post January 1935 procedures.
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WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Meeker Sunior High School
Magloves
West County
A. A. LaTollette
Wolfare
Nearly All Greeley Eaton Beets Blocked Thinned
In the Greeley and Eaton factory districts about 20 000 acres of beet fields were blocked and thinned as announced Monday. Large crews of workers are now cleaning up the last fields.
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Greeley-Eaton
Taa Greeley
Eaton
Worst Hopper Invasion Strikes Midwest Farms
Tansee City Missouri reports a historic grasshopper invasion blistering crops across the Midwest. Kansan, Missouri, and Oklahoma counties suffer billions of insects chewing fields, demanding bran bait and poison dust as hot winds and heat accelerate ruin.
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Tansee City
Egypt
Timoty
Kansan
Missouri
Oklahoma
Dahoma
Kansas
Cotuhinos
Elds
Karissa
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