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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1939
Page
5
A garbled OCR item discusses a debate over silver producer payments to the government, mentioning Pittman and figures or terms like Uncle Sam. The readable fragment references taxation or payments, with names and phrases scattered throughout but lacks coherent details or clear outcomes.
A battered report indicates Churchill faces bleak prospects for peace as wartime pressures persist. The article mentions key figures and locations while noting ongoing political and military strains across allied nations.
An unclear report describes promises by Carr to tie up secondary roads as an event occurred in a meeting. Names like Wray Velvede Jobeborg are mentioned among general references to local officials and attendees. The text is garbled but suggests a planning or electoral context with limited readable details and no clear outcome.
A 1930s land utilization program tour drew about 300 visitors to the central Great Plains project near Nunn. The exhibit highlighted range restoration efforts with a check dam on Willow Creek and a view of project personnel including Elmer McKay and A. E. Wyde, detailing the federal push to convert uplands into dependable grazing lands and water resources for livestock.
A chaotic report outlines a warden securing a social worker amid a tense city scene. It notes protests, shouted accusations, and the involvement of a prisoner and officials as authorities seek order and safety. The piece highlights community tension and the resolve of staff and residents.
In Montana a disturbance over a kitchen stove led to a brief visit and questioning of Chyle Lovels 31 Greeler by county officials. Deputy sheriffs investigated alleged thefts tied to a nearby incident. records note an auctioneer and a Helena event dated June 18.
In Denver a county license bureau expedites driver examinations as staff report a surge in applicants. Supervisors say changes speed service, with more clerks and revised procedures cutting wait times for tests and licenses.
McNutt hints at presidential ambitions while downplaying specifics. He states his stance on a potential run and notes no firm commitment, saying the landscape could shift quickly. Separate brief items report a judge suspending a sentence in New York and other distant political notices from Hungary and Europe.
Denver June 28. The state executive council indicated today they would approve a $15,550 ton track with Lay J. Cremtt of Shawmut Montana for staging the event at the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo from August 22 to September 1.
Washington June 26. House leaders move toward a possible compromise over President Roosevelt’s weapon in the silver policy battle. Democrats press for extending a government spending fund while opposing devaluation and silver purchases, as Senate revisions demand restraint and market actions.
A Decatur airmen team attempting a 218 hour light plane record landed after 159 hours 42 minutes. Motor trouble hindered endurance and the crew opted to end the attempt at the completed time.
Deciston with attorney Dintered Judge Coffin set to rule Thursday in Windsor district case brought by VY Pelle against neighbor George Rosenoff. Pelle alleges contempt of court over alleged interference in an information, while Rosenoff counters that windstorm and sand blew into Pelle’s property. Testimony concluded Tuesday with witnesses including Telfer Erle Johnson George Long Harald Long G. Uawsen C. Winder George Kern Ivan Robinson Ike Osborn Bam Werbes and George Rasercsf
A Colonnus Tollese Summer Concert in Greenley featured guest conductor Ralph Rut from Cleveland Ohio and Rush’s band. notable pieces included The Whistler Mardi Gras and The Isle of Mountaing and Glen. Soloists Roland Roberts Law fell Little and Marty Horton impressed as the band delivered cohesive, high quality performances in front of a large audience. The next concert is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 pm. A Denver funeral notice follows for Marian Mc Clement, sister of A L McClements.
The Dixie Clipper inaugurates regular passenger service from Port Washington to Le Mon with 22 paying travelers aboard. Pan American and Aloha Air lines officials attend as newsmen cover the event and dignitaries witness the launch. The flight marks a milestone in commercial air travel and showcases early aviation progress.
Notice describes an annual meeting of the Vela County Vhreshermains aindia with details of time and location at Fay Sruplement Bloze. Albert Finley presides. thresharmen invited to attend.
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