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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1930
Page
5
The imperial government has promised greater dominion status to India in exchange for loyalty during the war. Experts warn grants could be seen as coercion or bribe. Gandhi is reportedly willing to suspend his nonviolent campaign if self government is granted immediately.
An obscure editorial riff by Split Second Editorian Robert Quillen mixing humor and social critique. The piece touches on prohibition, taxation, ecclesiastics, Mussolini, and political contempt with odd humor and fragmented observations.
Text shows garbled OCR with multiple mis-typed words and unclear narrative. Mentions a party setup, a shoe purchase, a boy’s advantages, and scattered phrases about chemistry, vermouth, and a preacher’s collection. No cohesive news event clearly discernible.
A discussion of constitutional limits on Sundays in India and Canada style governance, Boulder banks closing for half holidays, and the impact of football games on local business in Greeley and Boulder. The piece warns voters to scrutinize legislative candidates and notes long ignored laws and shifts in consumer expectations.
Greeley 4 plans a real for sure Fourth at Seeley's Lake with water sports and a fireworks show likely the principal evening diversion. Asters dancing and boating are planned for adults while further announcements will follow. Local social notes mention Mr att Mry and Miss Lole Bishop visiting, Esther Waterhouse leaving for California, and various residents attending gatherings and dinners with friends.
The review examines Behrman's Mateor a full length portrayal of an egomaniac Raphael Lord a brilliant student at a Massachusetts university and Ann Carr his lover. Alfred Lunt and Lynne Fontanne headline the cast with a tense arc from unchecked genius to calculated ambition while the play’s length and climactic twists test the actors and the Behrman script.
Mind Edna Rockatallaw departed to Crested Butte after a visit with Mrs. WW D Baloom. Glen A Hodgall and Stella 5 Gors, both of Gresley, were granted a license to wed this morning. The engaged couple are well known in the area.
A Teachers College audience heard lectures on Thomas Mann’s The Magic Mountain and Walter Lippmann’s Preface to Morals at a Monday afternoon Book Review in the Little Theater. Lesle Lindon discussed the Swiss novel’s breadth and slow plot, praising its intellectual digressions and exploration of time, philosophy, and the soul. An Algiers auction notice of a phosphate deposit follows, noting a September sale of about 1,000,000 tons.
Reported by agricultural chemists and officers, a bill in France aims to ban a potato pest used by the army. The measure seeks effective pest control methods, with references to doryphora and chemistry to counter the beetle, amid wartime conditions in the Gironde department.
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