Schools Without Idealism Clash at Columbia Conference
At Columba University the Seconds annual lecture series opened with Clyde Miller urging a reform of teacher education toward idealism rooted in the Declaration of Independence. Speakers including Kent Sanborn and Keiter L. Bava debated selection, home life knowledge, and college roles while warning that current training fails to produce proactive, conscientious teachers.
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Columbia
Progressive Education
Clyde Miter
Versoonel
Yiblle Tiformation Tor
Colusa
Colwubia Universlly
Une Secudes
Anaual Letcher Miieclion
Culese
Muluy
Patel
George W. Maslin
Yeychor
Sehan
Kent Sanborn
Ket Samburn
Longmont
Hog
Shonll Ie Jrsneil
Green
Stulaman
Charles Green
Engor
Setinols
Jin
LB. Statsoun
Kools
Ballite Ag
Echals
Russell
Mia Pint
Harley
Tints
Westfield
Maza
der Eerlo Uy
Wei
Dry Majority Held In City Election Outcome
Confused OCR reports a dry majority of 356 in Greeley precincts amid Friday counts by officials. Unclear text notes votes from precincts two and four were not counted, with unofficial tallies showing dry leads and potential court action to recount. Further lines reference a closed Colorado Trig store and discussions on licensing with neighborhood impact.
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Greeley
Twesday
WV Alamnett
Eliy Cheek
Eg English
Justice of Nee Gone
Somalia
Ngures
Ttans
Ie Colorado Trig Company
Bou Mehth
Geantend
Stroh
Charles C. Plan
Binard Tian Leon
Attornas
Amita of
News Behind the News on Wage Trends and Production
The article reviews government data from the Survey of industrial indicators and the Bureau of Labor Statistics, noting unemployment rates, industrial production shifts, and price figures. It references the Supreme Court decision and weekly nonfarm payrolls with an emphasis on inconsistencies and potential biases in official stats. It mentions about 9000 reservations and hints at continuation on another page.
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Washington
Suna
Traylor
Hte Agin
Doe
Prica
Bureau of
Inbor Atatfattes
Hal Priege
Federal survey shows local rates low in Greeley region
Federal Power Commission findings show residential electric rates in Greeley among the lowest of 139 large U S cities. The report ranks Greeley twenty first in a 200 000 plus population group, with a typical 250 kilowatt bill around 4 50. Municipal plants commit four rate cases, while larger cities tend to offer cheaper power. H E H and Company plans to appeal a district court ruling on netting rates, with a final decision due in weeks.
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Unirail Stile
T Ie Federal Power Comiesion
Cemeresa
Cotianisstyn
Ritien Themundsky Hhl
Anne Aniowihenel
Grealey
Creeley
Tacoma
Wank
Hax
Yondora
N. Vytha Bul Hi
Grenley
Htelition
Mowe Ga’ Andl Elorcie Company Ofitcials
Firat Raurklngs
Liefuwest
Rochelle
N.Y. Fe
Tower Yates
Tle
Eitfer
H. GS. E
Toker
Monean Aml Merirte Company
Sal Mere
Hewittier Conmersifon Rulleg
Haas
Atmeal
Progressive Education Conference at Columbia University
A detailed schedule for a Progressive Education conference lists dates, venues, and speakers from Columbia University and the United States Department of Interior. The program covers morning sessions on general education, afternoon panels on social impacts, and related tours and trips.
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Fagtts
Brest Denn
State Maechers College
Aleyiusa
Colorado
Adiaca B
Linn
General Braxton
Grunter Hator
W. B. Adventrant
Enlueathon
Seysion
Gunter Drau
Aieatrick
Tewrhore Colexe
Columbia Univeraity
Arn
Greap Chapmand
United States Department of Interior
Social Crists
Iean
Wayitala
FDR Signs Nuisance Tax Two Year Extension
Washington June 28 President Roosevelt signed a resolution extending nuisance taxes for two years to prevent expiration. The levy includes excise taxes on goods such as alcohol, tobacco, automobiles, tires, refrigerators, and postage stamps. commercial security and currency taxes continue. The measure, received from the capitol, avoids a lapse in revenue.
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Washington
Roosevett Today
Bedford Herve Reports $900000 Sales Tax Held
A meeting described as the Retorade BResermtion of Canny details a fiscal dispute over state tax funds. Bedford Herve says $900000 in sales tax is held, with $800000 remaining in hand, and mentions potential legislative action to redirect funds to institutions. Attendees list includes Elena da BraMy and various named locals.
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Bedford Herve
State of
Colorado
Seyte
Tay Haiford
A. da Mauger
Preston
Elena da BraMy
Redford
Midford
Aid Mas
Mel
Bart Collas
Unisex
Unisex, Ad Matind Mya
J. T. Bart
Boulder
Gertrude Miler
Denver
John Anos
No. Willinwa Sid C. A. Tlayayne Longibout
My. Ait
IL V4
Manin
Greley
Woot Carrol
Lasalle
Eek Bystar
Newhdar
Endurance Pair Seeks To Break Unofficial Mark
The article details endurance pilots Fred and Rey attempting an unofficial air speed mark from Chicago to Judy with a time target around 8 32 pm, the crowd cheering as the brothers push toward a record, and officials later acknowledging the effort for a 647 hour benchmark set by National Wory officials in 1939.
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Aetrhiat
Stasa
Wye
Fred
Rey
New Worlds
Ie Air
Wiley
Les Ox Veedeil
Wennath
Chicago
Wory
Dale Jickeson
Forest Ogrien
Lonix
Get in Line for July 4th Parade Now
Parade organizers announce early registration for the July 4 event. Contestants are instructed to assemble in designated sections along Seventh and Twelfth streets, with formings scheduled before 9:00 a.m. on parade day. Local groups coordinate floats and transportation segments for the annual public celebration.
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Jnitlee
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Sion
Ca.m
Greeley
Aynune Bncing
Twelfth Street
Darth
Seventh Avenue
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Telth
the Clowns
Wieck Faelie
Seventh Avons
Thirteenth Street
Kilpatrick to Speak Tonight at Conference
Kilpatrick will address the convention in Denver at 7 40 p m as part of the teachers conference segment. The program includes panel discussions on education and social issues with speakers from University of Colorado and Columbia University among others.
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Williamr Heard Kilpatrick
Goluhiblic University
Gunterhall
Williame
Kilpatrick
Cohnmilahal
Hove
Ewacco Fieyetier
Cielfer Hall
Kilpateiek
DU Paeviek
Sosslana Af
Conte Ence
Stedular
Eiucitien
Woo Vaintey
Patel Din Bhs
Sind
Euae
Quenn Chieings
Terior
Social Meihors
Non
Asay Chiipenici
Ailationtt Aon Retary
United Stiatea Denartajelt of
Interior
T. Nilpatetek
Teachers Gate Joss
Calumbi
University
Eliteman
Predurick Kwickutt
University of Colorado
GW. Prasion
Colorado Sutte College of Education
WL Huhn
Denver
Dn Thawas Venking
Teathurs Cultese
Sentenced to Jail for Illegally Producing Beer
Richard Brown, 28, of Rawtown was ordered to serve time in jail after pleading guilty to manufacturing beer illegally. The incident occurred Friday morning at the county jail where Brown faced the charge and legal proceedings.
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Richard Brown
Rawtown
Tia Chase
Lets Get Acquainted Classified Ad Fragments
Fragmented OCR style notice praises an ad taker service and free text offers on the Classified Pages. Contains garbled phrases about getting acquainted and event references with unclear or missing details.
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Jet
Suit Started To Enable Merchants Pay Sales Tax Instead of Consumers
A filed suit in state court targets merchants as the party responsible for collecting sales tax rather than consumers. The action, led by Denver plaintiffs, argues the state must enact a plan to shift burden and gather revenues from merchants. The complaint claims the system will impose a three percent rate but seeks to limit penalties and clarify enforcement under current law.
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Pasineintort
Denver
Aneking
Merchittia
Dio
Renee
Wow
Administration Banking Bill Approved by Group
A group approved a banking bill increasing federal control over currency and credit. The committee recommended disclosures on wind sections of the house and measures to give the Federal Reserve Board authority over open market operations and reserve requirements.
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Miesat Waultitagtor
Dino
Fedava Reserve Board
Tember Banka
Ilasa Rai Ie Armemons Wiks
Woman Sought in Dickinson Slay Case
A Dickinson case involves a New York attorney and a request for help in locating a suspect. An investigation names a hotel, a missing Ferris, and a likely link to a prominent local figure. police report Ferris vanished after checking out of a hotel at 11 am.
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Ding
Winsett
Pi Tontreil
Elaward
Mehihzen
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Thair
William Tra
Ferris
Dickinson
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Hty Hotel
Tautrait Park
Flordy Stern Mekinson
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