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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1935
Page
3
News notes from Detroit to New York cover a heavyweight clash involving Primo Carnera and Joe Louis with training camps, weigh-ins, and travel details. Promoters, managers, and sparring partners prepare for a pivotal bout seen as shaping the era for Black fighters.
University of Southern California star Irae Owens won four events at Edwards Stadium Berkeley in front of 18,900 fans. He captured the 100, 220 yard dash, high jump, and 220 yard hurdles, leading USC to second place behind California. notable rivals included Glenn Harden of LSU and George Anderson of California.
Marriage licenses issued include Mecarti Theyenne and eiin Turner of Wellington, Dorothy B. Famglivad of AW and Nevin Badhicine of Christ Shue tod Kucherte. Also listed are M. Good of Mores Ji Wadotall Havre Ment Geno Blonkersitp of Chicago and Albert i Tunes of Garthitd Kansas, with Allue M Joluiwon of
Kennedy led the White Sox to an 8-3 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics in the third game of the series. He allowed few hits as Vernon Kennedy contributed a homer and strong pitching, while the Tigers and Yankees are noted in surrounding context of performance and standings.
Washington June 23 The Farm Development administration announced that starting July 1 interest rates by federal land banks will fall to an all time low of 4 percent. A prior reduction of about quarter percent was made last April and another quarter percent in early May.
Breckenridge Colorado editor 77 died while driving near the highway north of town. His car left the road and he collapsed from a heart attack as he attempted to protect his invalid wife. Roy Willan and wife survived him at the scene and brought the body and spouse to town. Gayman had moved through multiple papers and ventures starting Central City in 187, later Wellington inn, and Wellington journal ownership before shifts with Dynan Ming and other ventures. He held property in Shreveport and Wellington and represented Lil? Wistingtn in state matters from 1806 to 1900.
A dynamite blast near the U S Embassy in Mexico City damaged the building including the ambassador’s private office window. No injuries reported. Police recovered fragments and reinforced security around the embassy as authorities investigate the attack.
National league games show New York losing to St Louis eight to sixteen with late innings trouble. American league highlights include a 28 to 4 rout by Moston over Chicago and a 12 to 7 victory for Washington over Detialt.
White Eagles beat Lasalle Merchants 9 to 2 as Boulder staged a late rally. Merle Leffordhik pitched well for the Coalmen while Moxechoul and Knospeb led the Eagles with key hits.
The Cleveland Indians edged the New York Yankees 4 in extra innings to narrow the gap atop the standings. Mel Harder earned his 11th win as he relieved Huillin in the eighth. the Tigers lost to Washington 12 to 7 in a separate game. Chicago split a doubleheader, dropping the opener 9 to 0 and winning the nightcap 2 to 2.
Monday softball listings show several games including Hopi Arcapiin versus Delta Weeks, Denver versus Growley, Matow versus Forbis, EIU versus SEAY Gaensey Wheeler against COC Lasalle Meoheithy versus Vio Opp Tehiday Bafo Stocos against Coiet Chews Factory.
Publisher M O Graves of Naw Riysner announces leasing the Enterprise and printing plant to W N Thaison of Mergendale, for an indefinite period, as part of a transition plan. Graves states the move aims to keep the paper alive at Raymer, with a column opportunity for readers and a farewell note to patrons.
Washington reports Roosevelt endorses a tax the rich plan to share government burdens. Senate Republican Horace Foster criticizes the move as economically flawed and morally weak. The president’s stance mirrors support from several lawmakers, while opponents seek adjournment of the session. In another note, London showcases a hand drilled pin allowing a marble to pass through, a six-attempt feat with hand-made tools.
Fragmentary report hints at industrial combinations or cartels imposing production limits. Mentions a single selling agency and city or region actions aimed at preventing overproduction, with unclear names and dates.
A chaotic recap of a boxing week highlighting the Carnera versus Louis bout and related heavyweight clashes. The report notes debuts and plans for upcoming ringside events in Detroit and New York, with mentions of Max Baer and other boxers amid a fluctuating fight calendar.
Dodgers edge Cardinals 10 to 6 as Redbird pitching falters in second game. Pirates beat Boston 4 to 0 while Giants crush rivals 8 to 0 to extend NL pennant push.
Five Greeley blaketeiles received special honors at the Boulder villa Spring state meet. Wershing Klake set a new state discus record with 122 feet 6 inches and earned a sweater. Res Meekenhader Itsy Stroh Ray Thownpoon Kanry Shearer won Craglay relay team honors with a mile relay time of 3 minutes.
At Fulmer Lake on June 23 the annual Colorado conference named new pastorates. The list includes Carlos O. Thihoncag Akron-Plimer G. C. Beckman Weslay Foundation H. G. Koplak Z. K. Woods Taxtun-Mghlind James Fletcher Clyde Kee kan Woodrow Moward-Lindon Glenn Smith Hudson Markley Whyo-Toy ota John Stowny George E. Kitchen T. D. Dawson Sedgwick A. OW. Gibbons Suyior-Antalopa Springs Kinna Morthtuay Steamtoat Springs Sterling Vernon-Laird Thomas Manwarings Willard Atwood New Raymer Wray Windsor and many others.
Local readers and officials discuss hay yields rain effects and road repairs in Greeley with opinions from C R Graves b H Williamson and Wilamson. Reports mention tall grass, potential hay stacking, and detours on the north road as repairs progress amid storms across the region.
A Denver youth, Arthur Ware Jr., was found dead in his car after a late party. Officer Ernest Ayres, questioned, was held as a suspect in the shooting and in the car with Ware were found signs of a struggle. investigators reported Ayres could not recall events after waking. The incident occurred near Ware’s home as police and coroner investigated the scene and collected evidence including a .45 caliber revolver.
Johnstown Juds defeated Lupton team 11-3 on Sunday afternoon. Junior Jads led in runs and hits as Elks finished with several errors. Batteries were listed for both sides and schedules show upcoming games at Lowentong, Fort Collins, and Juknetown with Ted's Place noted as a regular league contest.
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