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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1938
Page
5
A historic editorial states that letters criticizing officials must be kept private and not printed in the newspaper. The note underscores a policy of withholding controversial correspondence to protect reputations and avoid public disputes.
A midwestern bank report notes 60 percent of exports from its foreign dept go to South America with 90 percent to two countries. Argentina and Brazil are strong markets. Uruguay and Peru follow. Canada weighs arms orders from Britain. France honors Jewish war dead. Joe Louis earns big sums amid rumors of royal ties and Czechoslovak interest.
A fragmented editorial piece critiques belief systems and economic policy in the United States, referencing Japan, Southern freight, and the New Deal. It weaves social commentary with quotes and anecdotes about authority, prejudice, and public discourse, noting political and cultural tensions of the era. The text cites Samuel 22:2 and discusses punctuation norms in letters.
In a Washington report critics dissect Roosevelt radio talks as designed to appeal to emotion rather than reason. They allege the president uses a propped image and avoids evidence, while Corcoran and other insiders allegedly shape messages to sway voters. The piece notes claims of presidential involvement in primaries versus remaining neutral while in office.
Astor built a vast fur empire after arriving in America in 1783. He traded trinkets for furs, expanded to the Pacific Northwest, and profited greatly before dying in 1948. The Alaska frontier faced an 1875 uprising near Sitka, prompting British naval aid before U S forces arrived. Tomorrow’s installment covers the Yard originator.
People of Chayenis cheered as Mrs. Jack Eliott charged a steps to deliver a protest petition to Governor Carey against an eastern girl posing as Miss Wyoming for an advertising poster. Mrs. Elliott lived in Weld County after marriage. Donald C. McCreary laid the cornerstone for a new Presbyterian church auditorium and parish house. Rev. W. R. Cremeans spoke. Secretary Eranle Field of the Boulder Credit Men's Association toured Weld County for future work and to prepare July 16 succession for GC. WB. Newton’s resignation takes effect July 1. For the first time since shipping season opened, Weld County sent no cattle east. remaining cows sold to Denver. George Bedford and son shipped 128 head of fine cattle from Mersey to Kansas City market. Sterling’s dining room changed hands to Mrs. J. Puddifoot and Mrs. J. D. MacKenio of Boulder.
Sterling hosts the drama Stolen Heaven described as a Payimount feature with top performances by Lewis Stone and Gene Raymond, while The Buccaneer starring Fredric March opens at the Starling. The listings tout music and singing elements enhancing the films and note a summer revival for student audiences. Also mentioned is High Tor by Maxwell Anderson opening at Collene with Little Theatre of the Rockies details and a roster of cast.
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