24 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1930
Page
1
Bombay June 24 civil disobedience leaders oppose the Simon commission reform report. They call for home rule and boycott continuation, with Gandhiji in Poona cited as having received the document despite nationalist protests.
Naturalization day in district court is scheduled for next Tuesday with about 15 persons expected to apply for citizenship. Fourteen names are on the court roll. four others who failed qualifying in other sessions are to appear. Judge Robert Smith will preside. no cases are set this week as the court begins its regular session.
A chemical treated wood from New York, known as Renlatane, was tested at Columbia University laboratories. The material supposedly glows moisture like when touched by flame, offering protective properties.
A list of prices for flour, cornmeal, beans, canned goods, fruits, vegetables, dairy, and poultry intended for housewives. Includes specifics on Snowflake flour, Blue Bell flour, various beans, potatoes, onions, peppers, cauliflower, celery, lettuce, apples, lemons, oranges, nuts, dried fruits, eggs, butter, sugar, and dressed poultry with unit prices and weight.
A six year old boy Louis NM of Windsor died Monday afternoon in Greeley. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at Lion Grove cemetery with Batley Funeral Home in charge. He is survived by a son M FR Hol sin of Windsor and a daughter living in Pocptetlo, Tdn.
In Fiullagolphia on June 24 George Godfrey, the giant heavyweight, defeated Primo Carnera in the ring but had his boxing license revoked permanently by the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission. He was limited to 6,000 dollars for the bout, instead of the anticipated 10,000, based on rounds fought. The commission had previously ruled that a heavyweight world champion would not be recognized in Pennsylvania until Godfrey was eliminated in the ring.
Census figures reveal rapid Texas town building over the past decade with Heat in the University of Texas lands and McCamey leading growth. Crane City Batersfield Winlk Kermit Cheyenne and others in Winkler, Belor, Howard counties rose into notable boom towns.
Denver report states five days extra time was granted by District Judge Calvert for six state officials facing contempt of court petitions. If no answers are filed by next week, the matter could proceed to the state supreme court for potential prohibition. Names include three board of corrections members and state police, with additional penitentiary officers listed.
Ultraviolet light treatment at Cornell University reduced cold susceptibility among 890 male students. From Nov 6 to Jan 3, light baths cut colds by 42 percent versus a control group. Jan 27 to May 1, reductions reached 58 percent. Researchers caution results may vary by location and cold-susceptibility group. Also note: 16 women who began later showed a 19.9 percent reduction. Cheyenne marriage quietly recorded as J B Wainecopp and Mrs Tay Reaves wed by Justice Ben Florance.
Paul N Lodwick was Monday night elected superintendent of Erie schools succeeding William Rowe who resigned to move to Dalton. Lodwick, well known in Ward County, has led Grover schools for three years and spent the past year at Colorado Agricultural College where he earned an AB degree. About 150 applications for the vacancy were received.
Phosbe M. Kandel, now supervising at Greeley Hospital, authors Hospital Heonomics for Nurses. Harper Publishing Company released the work, on teachera College library shelves, outlining applications of scientific management to hospital housekeeping and nursing home operations with a foreword by Dr. A. Bachmeyer praising its data coordination and usefulness to nursing schools and hospital staff.
Paul Andre and Don Russell were sentenced to indeterminate terms in Buena Viste reformatory by County Judge George Ven Horn on Tuesday after pleading guilty to the robbery at Magatrom Bling Station and Estate on Ninth Avenue and Seventh Street Sunday. Deserte Martines was fined $60 by Justice of the Peace Dilbert Haglish Tuesday morning on malicious mischief. Martinez was arrested in Platteville early Sunday as he was entering aahed.
A string of perilous eastward Atlantic flights from Ireland and Europe to New York ends in tragedy as eight pilots and crew perish or vanish. Notable doomed legs include Kingsford Smith and Southern Cross amid a pattern of deaths and disappearances across 1927 to 1929 involving pilots such as Von Huenefeld, Mitzmaurics, and Hildeblitty, with several efforts ending far from their intended New York destination.
New York stock prices tumbled late in the session with a long run of railroad and industrials dropping as much as $3 to $0 while a number of erratic issues hit up to $20 a share. Bears drove rail and wheat futures lower, leaving several major names at multiyear lows.
Employees from Weld county court offices plan a Saturday afternoon picnic at Island Grove park. The commissioners' office arranges details and may close the building early. A feature event will be a big ball game between county highway shops employees and court house workers.
Captains from chamber membership drive teams met at Camfield hotel to report progress. Frank Weller, chairman, announced current chamber membership around 4,041, with total collections from firms and individuals exceeding last year’s totals. Weller noted Woolworth’s as the only chain not yet joined.
July events outline farm inspection trips and weed spraying across local areas with mention of seed programs and registration for corn and alfalfa. A family trip from California to the western coast highlights stops at Bryce Canyon and the Grand Canyon with good roads and no desert hardship.
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