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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1939
Page
2
Amid confusion, Laramie tunnel gates reopen following order, while officials weigh water needs and safety. Authorities cite supply disruptions and resident concerns as operators monitor Tobin Creek and nearby reservoirs for ongoing risk.
Market notes by Marl McKintey highlight investment trends in stocks and bonds. The piece outlines guidance from the Investment Mercury column, noting price movements, sector rotations, and cautious strategies amid shifting market sentiment.
A fragmented report notes a warning issued regarding spud spray and related safety concerns. The text references plane incidents, labored testing events, and various individuals in an unclear sequence, with scattered mentions of dates, locations, and organizations. The readable items suggest a cautionary notice tied to agricultural chemical use and equipment handling.
Fragmented OCR lists a college week with multiple dates and teams. It mentions football or intramural events across several days including Monday through Thursday with dates and locations vague. Names and places are garbled, but the item records a schedule of games and activities for a sports week.
Fragmented AP feature describes Japanese drive to isolate Tientsin by blocking supplies and searching arrivals. British and foreign residents faced harsh coercions including undressing at checkpoints, electrified fencing, and warnings to leave. Public services faltered as tensions rose. London urged localized handling while concessions and trade figures referenced China’s imports and exports.
The Kersey community hosted a Tuesday Double Quartet event at the Arntheul house with twenty members judging the performances. Doris Feist and Mulan Verb received notable scores, while Margaret Sols demonstrated skills in pet care and food preparation.
Catholic vacation schools sponsored by the confraters close with a Sunday morning Mass at St Peters church. Six schools operate this year in Greeley Greeley Colony GH Matt Kersey and Jolunetiarn taught by seminarians from St Thomas Seminary in Denver. Classes in English and Spanish aim to teach core tenets through discussions and open forums for attendees.
Fragmented OCR article notes a Franco Turkish aid pact, a ceremony in Ankara, and France ceding Hatay to Turkey. It references Foreign Office statements by Georges Trounut and mentions regional tensions with Lebanon, amid quake damage near Lagos and coal mine incidents. Strong entities include France, Turkey, Hatay, Ankara, Georges Trounut, and Lagos.
Local snippets report Misa Cluta Placher of Flice Michigan enjoying a brief visit in Growley with friends. Risa Fischer, formerly at Colorado Slta College, visits Henver to see Claude in Michalen, now a month old. Dedyn Jnlnnile is named son of Pele Hathe. Mrs. Moti and Mrs. Michio are noted as stnteve daughters. Richardson family and friends gather at Melvin BE King’s home. Donald arrives from Luez United States Military Academy, prepared to enter engineers after UCLA studies. Lot’s birth listed. postscript about Pasadena college, and Chicago-bound plans conclude scattered items.
Evans June 24 Mrs John Carlson led the WCUU program at Evans with Mary Adunigon and Mrs Sam Wetter as hostesses. A quartet sang The Need Thee Every Hour with Carlson and three children Roth Frances and Donald. A violin and pine duet Love for Flowers performed by Bath and Frances. a poem Things So Life That Shit recited. The rest of the program featured a district convention roundup and noted attendees including Mrs Ira Mrs ula Dickerson Mrs Oc thynel Mrs Pearl Shari Moe Mary Sala Mrs Havelauple Alas Dolsuth Mrs Marivalli Mrs Eva Doney Mrs Olive Walter and Mrs teat Buerstork.
Swedish immigrant and noted writer in the Latter Day Saints Church, father of U.S. Solicitor William I, King of Utah, died Friday at age 365. Born in Salt Lane City, he was among the most recognized early LDS authors and a prominent figure in Utah’s legal and literary circles.
The article details George Preston of Ault marking his 80th birthday with a June gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Clary in Stanley. Relatives and friends from nearby towns attended, sharing a covered-dish meal and social time. Additional notes mention upcoming visits and community club activities, including a Young Matrons gathering and park picnic plans for July 4.
Senator Borah of Idaho urged that the United States demand payment of existing obligations from South American nations before granting new credit. He warned the move could shift vast sums of taxpayers money to politically unstable regions and criticized President Carter’s economic reading.
Second concert of the CSCE summer session will be held Tuesday night at o'clock in the campus quadrangle, weather permitting. If cold, the event moves to Guiter Hall with guest conductor Relph E. Rost. program includes Wood Jive, Over Savonade, and Henderson March among others plus a town selection.
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