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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1933

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Would Offer Roosevelt Job with England

A garbled report suggests Britain considered offering Franklin Roosevelt a role in governance, with speculation that the public would prefer him as chancellor of the exchequer. The chatter touched on inflation policy and potential shifts in Anglo American relations amid a turbulent City of London reaction.

Cas Brosny London Jung Wedge & Inbor Menor Eville Chamberlain Britain Franklin Roosevelt Norilie Robert Booty Roosevelt London Roesevelt United States Caloiel Wollwood Stoogoyale

Old Irishman Finds Fifty Thousand in Coat

An elderly Irishman returned to Ireland after forty years in the United States with a hidden hoard of fifty thousand dollars. A guard noticed a bulge in his shabby coat and he explained the money was his own savings, stored away long ago as his personal bank. He had been his own banker since leaving Ireland decades earlier.

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County Briefs Wide Ranging Social and Military Visits

Jokultown residents and visitors flock to Golden as Mrs. Walker’s brother C H Carlson receives a ten year National Guard service medal. Residents attend family visits in Boulder Denver Leadville and Greelay. Events include club meetings, picnics, and hospital news with multiple local families and out of state guests mentioned.

Virginia Pervie Dale Marriaau Ralp Wallice California Reather Hormuth Gresley Denver Kurl Barnard Aughter Derkeley Calif Harnard B. Engierg North Fork Thompson W. B. George Mesdames Clea McKee Garry Walker Franklin Jones Orvin Eberhart Wesley Harter Leroy Sundbeye Momberg Bileb Brockdale Dorlder Home Worden Bertha Lempiershee Hey Daughter Tite Boar Wye P. W. Revanit Bundy St Eliteh Harriett Lincoln Nebr Margaret

Local social notes from Lincoln hospital to Greeley weekend events

Deetendt Johnatown jogs at Lincoln hospital. Mr and Mrs Ed Sellers and Mr and Mrs Harvey Loo attended a show in Greeley Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Howard Greenhaugo are the parents of a boy born Saturday, Feb 17. Howard Jy Tean Sybrandt hosted a dancing party Friday night with guests Hille Ott, Margaret Tremble, Mary Scatland, Helen Short, Geneva Engberg, Virginia Anderson, Bruce White, Warren Wheeler, Irving Brown, Perrin Harach, Lloyd Sybrandt, Arthur Bouten and W. J. Pierce visiting relatives in Lincoln Neb. A weekend party at Kart Warsden cabin in Thompson canyon included Marjorie Grable and Jean Messer of Relay, Lucius Brown, Nona Jean McMillan, Vanokd Viewell Purgia, Ralph Wallace of Oakton, Cullf, and Dale Morringa of San Jose. Mrs A B Mfer chaperoned the group.

Deetendt Johnatown Trilajog Lincoln Hospital Ed Sellers Harvey Loo Greeley Howard Greenhaugo Ivo Han Been Namei Howard Jy Tean Sybrandt Hille Enott Margaret Tremble Mary Scatland Helen Short Geneva Engberg Virginia Anderson Bruce White Warren Wheeler Irving Brown Perrin Harach Lloyd Sybrandt Arthur Booten W. J. Pierce Lincoln Nebr Viewell Purgia Ralph Wallace Oakton Cullf Dale Morriaga San Jose Yealit. Mes. A. Bo Mfer

Markets in Omaha and Kansas City cattle trade report

Cattle numbers around 9600 in Omaha with varied demand. better grades active, cows and feeders mixed. Omaha prices show steady to higher in places, with feeders and yearlings around 4 to 6 dollars. Kansas City and Denver listings confirm generally steady bids for steers, feeders, and cows. sheep and hogs also noted with modest changes. Chicago reports similar strength in beef and live cattle markets.

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Local social notes from Gerry Valley and nearby towns

June 23 chastey Nichols and Greeley visitors noted. Wrduce day Swan Herasen and daughter traveled to Greeley for Lustnesa Friday and Saturday. Mrs John Reichardt hosted Serial Hour Friday afternoon. Weat Pawnie district resident Beverny spent the week here. Laven Sovers and family along with others visited Cheyeuns Saturday morning. P T A held a program and dance at Gerry Valley school Friday night for Father's Day. Georgs and Elizabeth Sanero did business in Greeley Saturday. Mead Novengar and family and Mrs Bob Lutrell visited Sherwood home Sunday. Mead Novengar visited her parents Tuesday evening.

Gerry Valley Derry Valley Chastey Nichols

MacDonald Pleased with London Meeting

London June 23 Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald chaired the world economic conference and said the gathering would continue as ongoing work not adjourn. Governor Edwin G Johnson and Mrs Johnson traveled 175 miles by car from Craig to attend the Straw Berry Day celebration and the State Liang convention closing banquet, where Johnson was guest of honor.

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Governor Talmadge Tears Papers In Damages Suit

Governor Talmadge tore up papers served on him during a $25,000 damage suit and ordered deputies arrested after a chaotic scene at the capitol. Adjutant General Lindley Camp accompanied the governor as deputies were escorted to a nearby office. Military control extended to the highway department and much of the capitol.

Presay Ates Talmadge Kmn Canin Highway Department

Automobile Owner Tracks Stolen Plates and Related Notes

New York City man Fred Strickler reports his car plates were stolen while parked at a Camfield hotel. He sought a Colorado Hermit as a remedy for the theft and possible advantage. Holyoke resident W. H. Summers had a suitcase stolen from his parked truck Thursday night. In Rogren district, John and Myra Davis face arrest for alleged cultivation theft. They previously lived in Holyoke and were in West for a track event. A Chicago divorce case reveals Marguerite Winnchy, 22, filing for divorce from Eugene, 25, after a short marriage, with separation occurring five minutes after their wedding in 1931.

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Formation of company to run two local theatres

A new organization is forming to take over operation of the Sterling and Box Theatres in Grelsay. The Mountain States Corporation, in bankruptcy, leased the Sterling and owned the Rex subject to Barry Nolan of Denver’s mortgage. Aval Vincent is in charge locally. Expected to be finalized within a few days, with permanent operation of the picture house.

Meyake Sterling Greslay Theatera Ars Deciklati Ug Mountain States Sheate Corporation Aval Vincent Mountain States Corporation Rex Barry Nolan Denver Greeler Cowpielton

152 Millions Loaned by R F C in May

Associated Press report from Washington shows the Reconstruction Finance Corporation authorized loans totaling 157,006,096 during May. Of this, 120,267,087 was advanced to banks and trust companies, building and loan associations, livestock and regional credit corporations, and railroads.

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Trees Planted To Save Farms From Winds In Colorado

Fort Collins June 28 Farm drought windstorms threaten topsoil and crops. W J Morrill state forester reports nearly 76 000 trees planted this spring as windbreaks. Species include Siberian elms Russian olives western yellow pines red cedars honeylocust American elms and southern pea trees. Counties with most plantings are Arapahoe 7026 El Paso 6766 Weld 4306 Logan 416 Lincoln 4293 and Denver 3774. Latter counties totals 2558 and Pueblo 2343.

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