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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1940
Page
6
A historical column rails at entangling alliances and urging America to avoid European and Asian wars. It calls for noninvolvement, strong naval buildup, and a Molotov doctrine style stance while recalling WWI lessons and quoting lawmakers on defense and preparedness. It questions interventions and argues for focus on American interests and isolation.
Narrey DL Parker of Greeley serves as district governor for Rotary District 21 while attending an international convention in Edinburgh Scotland. Heavy flood damage from recent rain affects the Masters district near Greeley with local residents affected and travel notes for residents visiting Missouri.
The piece argues Hoover warned Republicans that to work with Hitler risks a broader European victory for Germany. It links Ford and Taft era figures to current foreign policy debates, noting calls for a U.S. reconstruction plan and potential armament freezes. It recounts campaign figures and the GOP convention’s tone and personnel.
Citizens debate two routes to a statutory City of the First Class in Colorado. One option raises the population limit to 26 000. the other seeks a constitutional change. Discussion centers on permanence of the rule, risk of future changes, and fairness amid other growing towns.
Theatre Guide previews Universal films Swaners River and Alias the Deacon at Sterling Kal, citing Dr George Fraser of Greenley State. Star lineup includes Fon Ameche Andrea Leeda Jolson with Doke Caswell Rob Burns and others. reports focus on comedy and melodrama elements.
A reader argues for a careful decision on Greeley’s growth as population nears 25 000, urging a prudent path with Legislature support to ensure lasting benefits. The letter cites a survey by Raymond Rich associates noting American foundations grant about 38.3 million dollars annually.
The annual meeting of the Weld County Threshermen's Association will be held at the Pay Ju n ilement Store on 2nd Street in Greeley on Saturday June 29. All threshers are invited to attend. Albert Pinney, President.
A wartime commentary critiques the German collapse, arguing the German and French strengths and weaknesses hinge on fixed fortifications, leadership, and national unity. It warns democracies must rely on their own resolve and warns against trusting coalition politics or complacent theories about democracy failing in war.
A sequence of historical figures notes share of women and men among college students working while studying. It cites percentages for 1939 40 46 to 83 percent working categories and totals of jobs and aid under NUYLA projects across years 1931 1936 1939 1940.
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