High Schools to Supplant Reformatories in Education Plan
Dr. William Cooper outlined a national secondary education program at the Grat regional conference, arguing high schools will become cultural centers for youths with broadened curricula. He noted enrollment growth and funding, urging cooperation among administrators teachers and pupils to reform and modernize facilities and pedagogy for diverse student needs.
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Cooper
William John Y
United States
Rte
Cooper Red
Llega
Yarloua
Oklahoma City tennis leaders eye Northern Colorado meet
Charles Davis of Oklahoma City and Gerald Huff, both state champions, plan to enter the Northern Colorado Tennis tournament next Tuesday and hope to compete in the Denver Colorado State event July 11 and the Greeley meet the week before. Ralph Clark, head of the National Beet Growers Association, cites a proposed 16 percent railroad freight hike, calling it a boost to beet industry costs and noting a typical freight rise of about six dollars per ton for beets and other crops.
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Charles Davie
Oklahoma City
Colorado
Charles Davis
Arkansas
Gerald Huff
Oklahoma
Denver
Greeley
Ralph Clark
National Beet Grow Era Association
Ralph Clark Invests in Colorado Co op Reform Effort
Ralph Clark of Eaton, president of the National Beet Growers association, was named Wednesday night to a committee to explore forming a Colorado state unit of the National Council Cooperation. The group will revamp the old Colorado Federation of Farm Organizations. Robin Hood spoke at the Denver meeting about federals and state units for farm action amid tariff and freight rate concerns. About 85 attended as the Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing association freight rate resolution was endorsed.
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Ralph Clark
Eaton
National Beet Growers Association
Colorado
National Countil Cooperation
Denver
Robin Hood
National Council of Cooperation
Clark
Colorado Federation
Mountain States Beat Growers Marketing Association
Stimson To Go To Europe and Mellon To Lunch in Paris
Secretary Stimson announced he would sail to Europe. Andrew W. Mellon, the U S secretary of the treasury, will lunch with Premier Laval at the Ministry of the Interior in Paris. The visit follows interest sparked by Hoover proposals.
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Stimson
Europe
Mellon
Laval
Ainge
Washington
Batu
Préea
Paris
Andrew W. Mellon
The
Tredaury
Hoover
Ministry of the
Iitertor
Rotary speaker Dr Bagley at education conference
Dr Bagley professor of education at Teachers College Columbia University spoke at the Rotary luncheon and addressed the College Faculty Club meeting. He was among the principal speakers at the Secondary Education conference.
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Bagley
Teachers College
Columbia University
College
Beet Growers Condemn Rail Freight Boost
Denver June 21 farmers groups from New Mexico and Colorado protest a proposed 15 percent railroad freight rate increase. John Tobin says twelve grower associations endorsed a resolution opposing the hike and urge Markets Director Tobin to oppose the increase. A Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association board also passed a resolution and planned to present it to Tobin at a Denver meeting.
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Denver
Thirnkon Farm
Southern
Western
Eastern
John Tobin
Bnoth
New Mexico
Colorado
Mountain States Boot
J. D
Marketa
Atepa
Mountain Staten Rest Growers Marketing
John J. Tobin
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Band Lets Groundbreaking Parade Mark Fraternity Dorm
Colorado Teachers students from Lambda Gamma Kappa staged an impromptu parade on campus to celebrate the breaking of ground for fraternity dormitories at Hightenth Street and Sixth Avenue. They conducted a ground cracking ceremony and announced the fraternity will occupy a new building costing about $10,000 in the fall.
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Colorado
Born Tooters
Lambda Gamma Kappa
Tha
Rogture
Coupe Stolen Here Found in San Diego
A Ford coupe stolen in Greeley on June 8 from Paul H. Emery of the Tribune office was recovered in San Diego California early Thursday. Sheriff Wyatt received a telegram from Undersheriff Sexton confirming the recovery. The car had traveled from Wyoming and Montana, ending in Southern California. An occupant issued about twenty checks at a Greeley bank during the trip.
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Graeley
Paul H. Emery
Tribune
San Diego
Calif
Ward Storiff
Glenwood Gate
John
Sennie
W. W. Wyatt
Oliver H. Sexton
Sexton
Greeley
Southern
California
Wyatt
Wyoming
Montana
Education to Combat Crime Says Columbia Professor
Professor William Chandler Buxley of Columbia University told Greeley Rotarians that the United States, despite vast educational expansion, has not seen a Crime decline. He contrasted U S crime with England and Scotland, urging educational reforms and research to address the issue.
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United States
Iam
Chandler Buxley
Profosanr
Columbia University
Greeley Rotarians
Nadia
Adva
Bagley
England
Scotland
Italy
Divorce and Money Suits Filed in Multiple Courts
Divorce case filed by Marjorie Foster in district court cites non support and cruelty seeking custody of Donna Jean with representation by Robert G. Smith. Pearl Barton files for divorce from Roy Barton in county court and asks alimony and custody. District court attachment suit by John H. Martin targets L. H. Lewin over a $4500 note to prevent asset disposal. W R Kelly represents plaintiff Charles Farrig in suit against H C Rovatt with Clay R being attorney for the defense.
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Marjorie Foster
Charlen T. Foster
Donna Jean
Foster
Robert G. Smith
Pearl Barton
Roy Barton
Tn District Court
John H. Martin
L. H. Lewin
Martin
Scottsbluff
Nobr
W. R. Kelly
Charles Farrig
H.C. Rovatt
Clay R Attornsy
Blaine
Homer Cotton Draws Jail Term for Assault
Homer Cotton of east of Osgood was Thursday sentenced to 90 days in the county jail after conviction of assault and battery on his wife Mrs. Cotton. He pleaded his own case in Justice Ben Florance court, denying guilt and claiming his wife started the quarrel. O Espinoza received a two week sentence in Justice English court for assault and battery on a Mexican friend at the colony northwest of Greeley.
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Homer ‘Cotton
East of Osgood
Cotton
Court of Justice
Ben Florance
O. Espinoza
English
Greeley
Airmen Post Around the World Flight From Berlin to Moscow
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, American round the world flyers, landed at Moscow October Airfield after the Berlin leg. They began from Berlin at 3:30 p.m. and 10:20 a.m. BS.T. local time, aiming to cover 2,600 miles to Irkutsk with a 14,000 mile overall schedule.
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Moscow
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Berlin
Beytin
Irkutek
New York
Harald Gatty
Ocea
Irkutsk
Sberia
Egineers
Gadsden
Ala
Second Plane in Two Days Flies Ocean
The second Atlantic crossing by air in two days was completed today with potential for five in a week. Otto Hiltig and Holger Holrv reached Germany then Copenhagen as Post and Gutty push the world flight toward Moscow. Other pairs planned ocean hops from New York as the Berlin dispatch reports Libarty over Bremen.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Otto Hiltig
Holger Holrv
Germany
Copenhagen
Wiley Post
Harold Gutty
Post
Quity
Berlin
Moscow
New York Flying Field
Circle Pangborn
Hugh Herndon
George Enders
Alexander Magyar
Russell Broadman
John Polando
Pangborn
Fforndorn
Fines Levied in Police Court Here Wednesday
Fines totaling 17400 were imposed in a police court session Wednesday night for liquor and traffic violations. A $101.50 fine was levied for possession of beer against M Romero. Several Mexicana were released after Romero claimed sole ownership of the booze found during a Sixth Avenue raid. Multiple individuals from Creeley and nearby towns were fined for traffic offenses including speeding and running a stop light, with amounts varying up to 4.50 for lesser infractions and 36.50 for open mufflers.
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M. Roiero i
Romero
Julian Flores
J. Alarcon
Manuel Alarcon
Sixth Averas
Valgan
Philly Trout
Lagalle
Minkler
G. H. Gorwig
N. J. Forquer
Jim Bequibel
B. B. C'gryns
W. F. Spaulding
H. OG. Gie Aon
Merna Fletcher
Clyde White
Vincent Sattley
Creeley
Arthur Trujilla
Joe Aguilar
Greeley
Roy Tonow
Barnesville
P. F. Drew
Douglas Klef
Gresley
Douglas- Ecker
Wendell Tonés
Hospital Association Meets Here on Friday
Colorado Hospital Association will convene Friday afternoon and evening, starting at 4 p m in Gunter Hall. Delegates from Denver Fort Collins and Longmont are expected. A mini program by the Conservatory of Music at Colorado Teacher College at 4:18 will precede an address by Dr T J Ponton of the University of Georgia on hospital utilization. Dr George Willard Prahler, president of the college, and Dr Ponton will give the address.
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Colorado Hospital
Fo ‘Genel
Gunterhall
Denver
Fort Colilmay
Longmont
Conservatory of Mualo
Colorado Teachérn Collége
T. J. Ponton
University of Georgia
George Willard Praaler
Sid Dr. Ponton
Hail Strikes Big Acreage Near Greeley
Heavy hail and strong winds hit farmland south and southwest of Greeley on Wednesday between 1 30 and 2 30 pm causing extensive crop and irrigation damage. Temperature dropped sharply by 18 degrees as the storm passed. Areas including Peckham Gilcrest Godfrays bottom country Twin Bridgesworth Milliken Johnston and Platteville were affected with varying damage while Milken area near Little Whompoon sustained minor harm.
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Greeley
Hal
Peckham Ad Gilcrest
Godfray
Twin
Bridgesworth
Milliken
Johnston and Platteville
Milken
Whompoon
Weld County Tax League To Reorganize Saturday
Weld County taxpayers meet at the courthouse Saturday at 1 80 o clock to reorganize the association increase membership and plan a program. Cooperation with northern Colorado county leagues is expected on common interests.
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Weld County Tax League
Weld
Yengie
Court House
Colorado
GemiMon Iiterast
Three Wells South of Morgan Planned
The Tulsa Port Morgan Petroleum Corp plans three wells in Morgan County near William Schmidt land and Pawnee creek lobe of the Fort Morgan dome with about 50,001 acres under lease. Roy Mead of Mead Brothers notes Tulsa will drill multiple holes while Indian Territory wells south of Fort Morgan face heavy problems including a broken eight inch engine and failed cementing attempts.
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Tulsa-Port
Morgan Petroleum Corporation
Walla
William Schmidt
Pawnee Creek
Fort Morgan
Fort Morton
Morgan County
Varms
Roy Mead
Mead Brothers Drittany Company
Tulan
T Ag
Indian Territory
Rostary
G Earl Berry Dies Here on Thursday
G Earl Berry proprietor of the Barry Bow died here shortly after noon Thursday. He died suddenly from syphoid fever after a long illness. Berry came to Greeley four years ago from Colorado Springs then from Clarinda Iowa. Survived by widow, his father in Denver and other relatives.
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Earl Berry
Barry Bow
Jocal
Mr. Berry
Greeley
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Clarinda
Colorado Nebraska Lamb Feeders Meet in Greeley
Directors of the Colorado Nebraska Lamb Feeders Association met at the Camfield Hotel in Greeley. Delegates from the Arkansas Valley Northern Colorado and North Platte Valley in Nebraska gathered to discuss the Hite semon problems facing the industry.
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Colorado-Nebraska
Lamb
Greeley
Lam
Carbon Monoxide Killed Denver Flier Lieutenant Harris
Laboratory tests in Denver confirm carbon monoxide poisoning as the cause of death of Lieutenant Frank G. Horn, 84, Colorado National Guard officer. A lone body was found in an automobile behind his residence last sight. Officials have not determined if Harris died by suicide or accident, but lean toward the latter due to lack of motive for suicide.
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