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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
4
Reports indicate a statewide potato shortage across Oregon with continued scarcity in Washington areas like Yakima and Wapato. The Journal notes dwindling old potatoes, with supply failures forcing growers to dump stocks while new crops, due around mid July, face reduced yields due to planting delays and adverse weather.
Congressman Fred Cummings will arrive in Washington D C on Friday after a rapid air journey from his Fort Ellios home. He was recalled from a short stay to attend hearings on coordinating the sugar industry.
Washington cabinet committee considers a $135 million army construction program with allocations led by California 5.84 million Virginia 4.41 million and Colorado funding for Fitzsimmons general hospital and Fort Logan. Army housing program cited as largest single item. Police report says R. W. Larrabe, office manager for a heliographing firm, claims kidnapping and payroll robbery of 788.
John Burns Jr brother of one youth reports parents believe Robart and friends are safe. Canadian youths from Colorado School of Mines were last seen crossing Athabasca frontier, using three canoes to transport gear. Family flew from McMurray to Fort Oblo wwegan awaiting word.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe mounted police in Edmonton debating an encounter with a glormé and Terrifle Narth Jore Torns. The text mentions a storm risk and suggests the group aimed to route the younger Burns and search for food and gholter, with Bob Fa shown as a swimmer and woodsman.
Paris reports former premier Paul Painlevé, who collapsed in the chamber of deputies last November 24 while concluding a lengthy address, is now said to be in a more serious condition, causing concern among friends. The earlier collapse was attributed to fatigue from overwork.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Lusltanis and Liverpool figures at Great Ork, with garbled ages and a three month clue. Readable items include possible names Thomas Tyr and Luelwun pedead, but key details are unreadable.
A scan lists Sunday School times and worship services for many churches in the area. Entries include Chu First Baptist Church Speer pastor with 9:80 Sunday School and evening activities, Bethel Baptist Church with morning and evening services, St. Pauls German Congregational with 9:80 Sunday School and 7:30 evening service, First Christian Church with morning worship and Bible school, and Mt View Christian and other churches with schedule details for classes, sermons, choirs, and youth programs.
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