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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1934
Page
3
An address at West Point extols democracy while warning of educated citizenry. The piece notes U S rubber independence via Edison plants and synthetic processes, praising Du Pont and Dayton firms. It also honors Dr. William F. Spaulding, laments bootleg bottle labeling, and reports a fatal car crash near Greeley with graphic scenes.
A stream of quips on love work and philosophy reveals social tension. It swerves through dishwashing cures for nourishment to a critique of gender roles and ambition. The piece mocks hypocrisy and asks how much wealth and status shape behavior and happiness.
June 27 1815 report notes Milliken Fourth of July celebration clash with Greeley events. Special train to shuttle crowds from Miles to Milliken and back, with locals praising roads and hospitality. Mentions Davidson and his 30 students aiding power needs, lumber theft from a store basement, and social visits including Miss Myra Graham and Miss Willire Haning planning San Francisco trip.
The article presents official statements on shrinkage in May and June, comparing current figures to the 1923-25 normal averages. A table shows percentages of normal levels at specified times, adjusted for seasonal variations, illustrating the weaker than expected decline.
Explanation credits steel as key to industrial strength with a July price rise prompting orders before the increase. Auto output expected to dip about 10 percent from May. June and April figures given. Textile sector declines. cotton textile production up to June 4. General price level seen as stable with modest rise ahead. no major government price actions anticipated. Construction industry at 25 percent of normal despite pumped activity.
May construction values rose 2 percent to 134 million largely due to a single large private Radio City contract in New York. Public works contracts fell 19 percent, undermining claims of growing success by Ickes and the administration as they work to organize the housing program and stimulate the industry.
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