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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1936

Page

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Road Patrol to Escort Gov Landon in Colorado Visit

Greeley district patrols plan to escort Governor Alf M Landon from Denver toward Estes Park Colorado for part of his vacation route with officials lining up护 the North St Vrain canyon and McGraw ranch. The highway department faced criticism over oiling delays and citizens aided by spreading oil themselves. Landon travels south to announce acceptance tour plans and prepares for a special legislative session upon return.

Greeley District Colorado Patra Ait M. Lanulon Denver Hates Park Frank Borger Greeley London Landon Roy Tathoun Beles Park Longmont North St. Vrain Canon McGraw Ranch Thompson Cain Mites Park Highway Department Greelay Associated Press Topeka Kan Une All M. Landon Estes Park Colo

Additional Housing Needed for Second Summer Term at CSU

Miss Margaret Roudebush, director of all campus housing at Colorado State College of Education, says additional housing is required for the second summer term. Four or more small furnished two bedroom houses are needed July through August 16, plus larger furnished houses, apartments, or light housekeeping quarters. Those offering homes for rent for July to August 15 should call Miss Roudebush at the office between 9 a.m. and 12 a.m. at phone 2000.

Colorado State College of Education Margaret Roudebushl Sloud

Trene Hannen Receives College Art Fellowship

Trene Hannen of Greeley has won a fellowship in the art department at Colorado State College of Inducation starting October 1. Misa Hannen, Creeley high graduate, earns an AB degree in August 1936 and belongs to Kappa Delta and the College Ar club. Eleanor Schrader of Greeley will teach fourth grade and music at Gill next year after earning an AB degree in June 1984 and teaching at Wattenberg and Clover Valley prior.

Trene Hannen Frank Hannen Greeley Colorado State College of Inducation Misa Hannen Creeley High School Kappa Delta Bi National City Philharmonic Orchestra Eleanor 4. Schrader Gill Wattenberg Colo Clover Valley Nev Wells, Nay

Benjamin Woodcock Reappointed Weld County Trustee

Benjamin A. Woodcock, attorney and longtime Weld County public trustee, was reappointed to the office for another term ending June 15, 1988. The appointment was made by Governor I. C. Johnson.

Benjamin A. Woodcock Greeley Weld County I. C. Johnson

Beasley Released on Bond After Brighton Bigamy Case

Gresley farmer Harry Desally was arrested in Brighton on bigamy charges, returned home, and released on a $500 bond to appear later for a hearing. The sheriff’s office reports the case details as received, with Beasley not fully confirmed in filing.

Harry Desally Gresley Bigamny Brighton Court Sheriff's Office Beasley

Co M Wins Combat Prize at Rifle Range Camp

Company M, 187th Infantry national guard unit from Greeley, won the combat trophy for machine gun companies at the national guard encampment. The winning squad led by Corporal Bing Cromer beat Company D at Montrose and Company H of Nort Collins. About 60 men from Company M and Headquarters Company trained fifteen days, with total camp pay near 34,000 dollars and annual payroll about 12,000 for the two companies. A notable long trek included a 124% mile trip to Genesey Park with an overnight bivouac.

187Th Infantry Greeley National Guard Ritlaranga Goldan Montrose Nort. Collins Bing Gromer Cromer Gresley Company M Migs George A. Kyrly Lowell Knight Ralph Bowyer Carl Henry Carlyon Don Stewart Heaquartars

Interior Dept Bill Signed by President in 1987

President Roosevelt signed an interior department appropriations bill totalling 41,000,000 to fund 14 western reclamation projects including Grand Valley Colorado at 200,000 and Pine River Colorado at 1,000. Additional items total 3789,900. The signing coincides with construction plans for western state reclamation work.

Washington Una Roosevelt Interior Department Interior Grand Valley Colorado Pine River Colorado

Denverite Scrapes Arm on Parked Truck

Walter Martin of Denver narrowly escaped serious injury Monday evening when a car passed a parked truck. His elbow resting on the right window sill scraped the truck body, leaving a realy scratched and prulhed arm. If closer, injury could have been far worse. He was riding with Joe Inman of Denver near the Mumper Hill corner miles east.

Walter Martin Denver Martin Heara Neourrel Marlin Joe Inman

Jury Drawn for Damage Suit Over Greeley Crash

A jury of six was drawn Tuesday in Eaton for the 34 080 damage suit by Mrs Cora Galloway against Henry Mads de Greeley arising from a collision on Nor llk Eleventh avenue Oct 19 126 Mrs Galloway alleges reckless driving by Mrs Jos driving the Hana car while T J Galloway testified the Galloway car was not over 23 miles per hour Chief Boggs said he followed at 20 to 25 mph The jurors named were Forman TZ 2H Robins on M Le Glymer Wrod McCune and WD Reeves Attorneys H J Mann for plaintiff and Clay R Apple for defense

Els Cora Galloway Eaton Henry Mads de Greeley Norll Eleventh Avenue Greeley Galloway T. J. Galloway Jos Ake W. H. Boggs Boggs Gaulting Robinson le Glymer Wrod McCune W.D. Reeves H. J, Mann Clay R Apple

Coloradoans To Keep Hands off Platform

Philadelphia June 23 Democratic leaders meeting in Denver signal a hands off stance toward the national platform. Sixteen delegates show a desire to avoid specific policy mentions, with Senator Alva Adams urging focus on the Roosevelt record. Oscar Chapman calls for full views on all planks while James Marsh pushes for Western states input on monetary and agricultural issues.

Philadelphia Alva TB. Adams T Bulieve Oscar Chapman Denver Trea Janea A. Marah Tha Wast Marsh Democratic Platform Committee

Graduate Enrollment In College Now Reaches High

Colorado State College of Education reports graduate enrollment at 785 after a recent session, with the total expected to exceed 1,000 by term end. Dr. FL Whitney, director of the graduate school, notes strong growth and continued intake through summer.

Bill Board Petition Contains Dead Signer in Cheyenne

Cheyenne city council received two petitions seeking removal of billboards along a street. One signature listed a signer who had been dead for two years, highlighting the oddity in the filings and raising questions about the petition's validity.

Bill Board Cheyenne Tung Allian

Stacker Tooth Breaks Cheek Bone of Youth

Harold Gles ten, of Greeley, was struck by a stacker tooth when a hayelocker cable snapped at the Jacob Greenwalt ranch seven miles northeast of Ault. The youth, member of the haying crew, suffered a broken cheek bone and possible jaw injury. He was taken to Greeley hospital for X rays.

Harold Gles Jacob Greenwalt Ault Glen Greeley Hospital David Greenwall Glea Glos Abrle Glee Greeley

Moses Smith Encouraged In Arkansas Valley Campaign Tour

Moses Smith of Ault, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, received strong encouragement during a visit to the Arkansas Valley. He conferred with political leaders, spoke at Latents, and planned a Western Slope tour through Grand Junction, Glenwood, Surigao, Montrose, Durango, Cortez, Craig, and Steamboat Springs, before returning for the Greeley Spud Rodeo.

Smith Ault Aransas Valley Lea Jendera Tore Thames Greeley

Rodeo Good Will Tour Set For Northern Colorado

The Good Will Tour organized by the Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce will tour Northern Colorado and Wyoming, starting Thursday June 25 in Greeley. Two tours are planned with stops in Windsor, Loveland, Fort Collins, Laramie, Cheyenne, Pierce, Ault, and Eaton, featuring the Greely Spud Rodeo celebration and an Amer ican Legion appearance. Talley Ammons spoke at a Chamber dinner on Monday about final tour plans for Gov. candidate.

Colorado Greeley Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce Weld Latimer Laramie Cheyenne Wyo Cologel Jas Yethr Uhe Colorado Ccutesy Wyoming Patrol American Legion Dramond Bugle Corpe Greelay GO. H. Jameey Greeley Chamber of Commerce Suntor Chamber Ad Yadeo Grealey Spud Redeo Gresley Windsor Wort Collins Loave Larmaile Naudlweat Tanier Chamber Talley Ammons Waa

Spud Rodeo Seat Sale At Greeley Chamber Office

A strong demand marked the Spud Rodeo seat sale at the Greeley Chamber of Commerce Monday. Prices listed include Main grandstand 1.40, north grandstand 75 cents, covered stands 0.75, arena bleachers 0.69, with various box seats 1.40 and tax included.

Greeley Giles Chamber of Commerce Liem

Hanna Set to Speak Wednesday at 7

Dr. Paul Hanna of Stanford will address the college assembly Wednesday at seven in Gunter Hall. He is a member of the College of Baucalian faculty.

Hanna Paul Hanna Stanford Tnlyardity Dummer Ferty College of Baucalian Guntera

Find Your Apartment Before the Ist

The Tribune Rental Ads invite readers to search for a new home before the first of the month. The notice highlights easy selection and encourages residents to consider available flats in upcoming listings.

Tribune

Keynote Speech Broadcast by Columbia Network Tonight

Denver and Columbia Network plan to broadcast a keynote speech by Senator Barkley of Kentucky. The program will air tonight from the Columbia station and KOA in a national broadcast, with program length and timing noted for MST viewers.

Denver Tung Uta- Lion National Broadcasting Compay Columbia Network Alparator Barkley Kentucky Startling Columbia National Broadcasting Ptalion

British Government Faces Motion Against Sanctions on Italy

London June 23. A motion of no confidence in the Baldwin government was introduced in the Commons by Major Clement Attlee, leader of the Labour opposition, seeking a stand against extending sanctions on Italy. Government supporters predicted the motion would be defeated by about 200 votes.

London Atenension Ganellona Italy House of Commona Clement Attlee Contol

Alimony Set for Greslay Mules Sale Case

Wealthy Greslay businessman W Jenderson faced county court ex parte actions to settle alimony before selling 200 head of mules. Mrs Henderson alleged he left Greeley and made no support provisions as the case proceeds in court.

W. Jenderson Greslay George Anderson Henderson Greeley

Capone Slashed at Alcatraz With Scissors

Washington June 3 The Istice department says Al Capone was slightly injured when struck by scissors wielded by inmate James G. Lucas at Alcatraz. Capone treated at the institution hospital after the assault in the barbershop area. Lucas placed in solitary confinement hours later.

E Associated Drews Washington Istice Department al Capone Alcatraz Quaak Ths Chicago Jong Prises Tacoma Fitds Janes Johnston Alda Tree Penitentiary James G. Lucas Corbante Capone Lucas Hoapital

Brush Girl Rescues Two Children From Gasoline Fire

Hazel Stewart, 16, rushed from Brush to the Albare place after a gasoline tank exploded. She carried two small children to safety and then reentered flames to pull them free. Hazel suffered severe burns to her back and upper body and is hospitalized in Brush.

Brush Girl Hazel Stawart Multas Joba Albara Albare Place Cata

Roosevelt Convention Opening Sparks Party Clash

The Philadelphia convention opened amid Roosevelt optimism and Farley attacks on the Republican ticket. Delegates debated monetary policy and party unity as Garner’s renomination was seen as likely, with reporters noting split opinions and a rising tide of Roosevelt support during the first day’s proceedings.

Amon Farley Carter Glass Virainia Farley Roosevelt Warliy Chasis Franklin D. Roosevelt Cleay Monsengers Anawera Smith Fol Hamilton Lunton Knox Spayoa Robert Warner New York Wallace Waae Ie Garner Boston James M. Curley Davis Wilson Tharens Keynater Senator Barkley Kentucky Aysak

Guard Slain at Wheeling Steel Riots

In Portsmouth Ohio during Wheeling Steel plant clashes a company guard Georges Meyers aged 48 was killed and four others were wounded. About 76 strikers and sympathizers fought 12 guards as 200 to 300 shots were fired. Sheriff Arthur Oaker declared the riot act and cleared the streets after the May strike shutdown.

Araoolabare Portsmouth Ohio Tyre Kifley John Horce Wheeling Steel Corporation New Hoston Childean Arthur Oaker Rst Georges Meyers

Courtesy Patrol To Halt Drivers For License Lack

Courtesy patrol officers halted drivers on Highway 85 north of Grealey city to enforce new operator licenses. About 220 cars were stopped. 97 drivers had not secured their new licenses and were ordered to comply within 10 days. Only about one third of roughly 38,000 county drivers have obtained licenses.

Starling Hoon Grealey Courteay Patrol Ative

Carlson Considers Run for County Superintendent Post

Carl A. Carlson, slated to become county superintendent on August 1 after Jerre F. More resigns, said Tuesday he is weighing whether to run in the fall election. He had expected not to be a candidate but signaled revisiting the decision amid ongoing deliberations.

Carl A. Carlson Subudy Jerre F. More

Elementary School Story Hour Planned at Library

Fourth to sixth grade students will attend a story hour at the college elementary school library on Wednesday at 2 oclock. Librarian Doris Doyle is organizing the event and will oversee activities during the summer months.

Mias Doris Doyle Usmauk

WPA Payroll at Low Mark for Weld County

WPA payroll in Weld County dropped to the lowest level in government history with about 708 workers remaining. District director Healey says some workers are leaving for private jobs and expects further reductions as farm labor and canning plants reopen in Greeley. At peak unemployment last winter, roughly 6,000 were on the district roll, with about 1,500 in Weld County.

Auuber WPA Weld Ani Woren Sone Healey Wald

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