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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1930
Page
7
The Cross and a British aviator crew relay cheerful wireless messages as the South Atlantic crossing approaches Newfound land. Captain Kingsford Smith and J. W. Stan are among the aviators tracking the progress toward a bold dawn landing, with reports of steady speeds and calm seas.
Portland Aiport Seghara Matus June 24 Preparations for possible refueling of the Southern Cross now put away across the Atlantic Westward today with the aerial at noon of a refueling plane from Valley Stream New York Pilot Harold Faber land carrying a technician stopped at Boston en route here Paul Gibson local mover of an old company said he had been advised that no landing would be made at Old Orchard Beach but that the Southern Cross would proceed to the airport here where an attempt would be made to refuel it Gibson said several contacts probably would be needed to replenish the plane's gasoline supply Should the fuel of the Southern Cross be remaining low as the plane comes down the Maine coast it is planned to send the refueling plane to the Rockland airport twelve miles up the coast and attempt the transfer of fuel at that point it was said the maximum actual transfer possible on one trip would be 145 gallons The crew of the plane there had strict orders not to attempt any refueling at sea
Windsor June 22 a large alumni gathering marked by a banquet at the Methodist church. C Alckman was elected head of the Windsor life school association, with Wayne Ray secretary Erna Wardler and Larry McGlynn as officers. About 102 of 300 graduates attended, banners honored classes since 1918, and absent members were remembered.
A Vatican report said the pope suffers acute bladder trouble with signs of toxic poisoning. His condition worsened after participating in lengthy Sunday rites and a drainage operation previously eased his pain, allowing a brief public appearance. Lincoln Park pavement on Elshth Street opened to traffic, built by Lidab Construction Company.
Summer session students at the Teachers College attended a lecture in Gunter Hall where four of July committee members entered in tasselled hats and flaming shirts. D R McArthur explained the rodeos on July 3 and 4 and invited students to attend. Harry Wiebking then invited them to the chamber of commerce entertainment at the Btertieg theater that afternoon.
Children of Warden Crayford threatened as an anonymous note claims the Lamar gang will be executed next month. Prison information ties Frengle led Fiengls to kidnap four Crawford children Eugene Jr Kathern Rose Mary and Lipid them. Sheriff Alderman and Captain Childress rushed troops from Lamar to Canon City to assist.
President Hoover denounces the veterans relief bill as bad legislation as the measure, approved by a narrow margin, heads back to the house. Republican leaders weigh an amendment while supporters defend the bill and promise national aid.
Dr George S Counts, of Teachers College, told students education and social planning in Soviet Russia resemble wartime mobilization. He cited the five year plan as a national drive requiring full sacrifice, with propaganda dramatizing the effort and portraying internal and external enemies.
A regional conference on the Platoon School will be held Thursday afternoon at the Little Theater of Teachers College. Dr Earle A Rugg will preside with speakers J H Risley Mies Barth Weymouth Mabel Dougherty and Frederici L Whitney. Sessions run about 20 minutes followed by open discussion. Walter Stratton returns from California after two weeks away.
Judge Coffin said he will be a candidate for reelection under the American party if the county desires him to run. He stated he is not self sponsoring and would accept if voters want him to continue as district judge. The piece notes talk of renomination for Claude Coffin and Robert Smith to succeed incumbents in Fort Collins.
New York July 23 Mrs Charla Lindbergs and the child born yesterday drew rapid reports from both hemispheres. The family reportedly decided to name the baby Charles though whether Charles Dwight or Charles Augustus Jr. remains unsettled. Colonel Lindbergh came to New York to call on Admiral by appointment.
Carlson, head of World County commissioners, announced a tax levy cut for next year. He said the exact amount isn’t set but a reduction around one thousand dollars from the current levy will not hinder road work. The plan maintains current services and avoids new tractors, with emphasis on keeping highway maintenance and equipment up to date.
Delegations of Democrats to be decided at a county central committee meeting at the courthouse at 1 o clock Wednesday. Only a small representation is expected, with most leaders preferring county leaders decide the matter. Delegates apportionment based on last election votes. the county assembly must precede the state assembly announced for July 38.
Walter D. McAtee 87, a rancher near Wiggins Colorado, was found dead on his farm after noon yesterday. He was married to Minnie and survived by three daughters and multiple siblings. Police indicate possible self-inflicted injury. funeral arrangements pending.
In Rangoon Burma a jail mutiny erupted shocking officials. Prisoners overpowered guards and seized arms triggering a two hour battle with military police. Casualties included at least two dozen convicts killed and many guards wounded.
The Sentinel reports Pacific Coast markets rapidly absorbing surplus production from Grand Station territory, challenging western Colorado as a future Denver market. Cudahy Packing promotes western hog production via Salt Lake City to supply California markets, with Colorado hogs moving east to meet demand. Weld County near Denver stands to benefit due to proximity and freight rate trends. Four Groevley youths reported missing. two returned after overnight country work. Carlson Honts theft: clothing and accessories stolen from 481 Eighth Street. Glider Club meeting set for Wednesday at 8:00 PM at the airport. members urged to attend.
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