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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
2
In June 29 dispatches defiant Nazi storm troop leaders vow to crush the Jewish and veteran groups while clashing with the Hitler regime. Officials including Von Hindenburg’s defense minister deny internal splits as Papen praises the Führer. A separate Durango note reports R. D. Graham’s charges dismissed and jail release.
A large list of stocks and bonds appears, citing various companies and prices. Entries include Continental, General Electric, General Motors, Union Pacific, Woolworth, Montgomery Ward, and Utah-Idaho Sugar among others. The document references local stock listings, regional markets, and trust securities with varied figures and percentages.
Dr. Gece Wilson described Lagiz Adamic’s book The Native's He ture, detailing Louis Antnre’s return from the United States after 14 years abroad to Yugoslavia. Adamic, writing amid fascist era tension, portrays peasant life, court customs, dictatorial rule, and foresees a new European war as Balkans resentment grows.
A nudist wedding at the Century of Progress in Chicago featured a Texas bride Jean Hay and Milwaukee groom Charles Mueller. The minister wore goatskin, guests watched from a river boat, and the couple appeared undressed at first before reappearing properly clothed. Other briefs note Sherman heading to Madison as a publicity man, a New Jersey farm strike disorder, a Republican nomination bid by Marty E. Bennett, and the hottest day of the summer at the sugar factory thermometer with readings around 1038 to 101 degrees.
L. M. Thompson, manager of Wold County, was elected a member of the leadership of the service division at the National Retail Credit Association’s twenty first annual convention in Memphis. He and his family returned to Greeley Thursday. Thompson spoke on crop conditions, noting drought effects in Nebraska and Missouri, fluctuating cotton prices in Memphis, and farmers turning to clover for feed as bluegrass pastures fail.
Ed Meyers at 610 Twentieth Street welcomed a son weighing seven pounds four ounces on Wednesday June 27 in Denver. The baby was named Donald Edwin. Mrs Meyora, formerly Doris MeKongall of Denver, a former Teachers College student, is the mother. A fence near Red and White cottage camp at Elevanth ryonna and Fourth street was knocked down Thursday noon when Lois Zada of Creelay struck the machine driven by Jack Bradford of 1321 Eleventh Avenue and then hit the fence. No one injured. Bedford was heading north when Mise Zade tried to pass.
Charlotte Troupe of Greeley filed for divorce from Howard E. in county court on Thursday. The complaint cites desertion and lack of support for two children, seeks $16 per month and custody. HN. A. Houteens is attorney for the plaintiff.
Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska growers discuss linking production performance of beets to land rather than occupant. Contracts may favor crop share, with no wage component for 1984 production, and 1936 to 1938 share likely in focus. In Washington, Hugh B. Johnson defends taking the eagle from Harriman mills despite no strong evidence for restraint.
A constitutional amendment petition to strip the legislature of power to levy excise taxes was filed with Secretary Charles M. Armstrong. About 67,401 names were submitted, with 35,303 named on the petition. organizers include FL W. Miller Pueblo, S. O Carrick Colorado Springs, W. Lutz Longmont, and F. M Manou Greeley.
In Mooreshire Indiana on June 26 rumors claim John Dillinger was alive as recently as ten weeks prior. His father, also named John Dillinger, said a letter arrived in Chicago and was burned after a stranger delivered it, with instructions found inside.
Police Captain Frank Campbell proposed vigilance committees of men women and children to counter attacks on women. A women’s patrol was formed and two officers disguised as a woman manned patrol cars to monitor isolated areas for suspected terrorists. Neighbors would be kept under watch and report any suspicious character immediately.
Amusements planned at the Estes Park camp by Dr Herbert Evans and partners include open air theatre attractions and hand concerts. Cooperating groups Colorado Teachers College Little Theatre of the Rockies and Colorado Teachers College Concert Band join to present a summer program of entertainment starting Saturday July 7 with hand concerts and plays each Saturday through August 25.
Water in Noff's Lake northwest of Greeley is reported safe for swimming per Dr. W A Schoen city physician. A June 28 1934 bacteriological examination of water from Net's Jake showed it was safe for swimming. F Club Moon Saturday club will meet Saturday July 30 with Mrs Edgar Atkinson in the country.
A cave-in during trench work at a site where Workman Ese with Bruis and B. Griffin, about 44, was buried alive for about an hour. A deputy reported dirt collapsed along a nine foot edge, pinning Griffin under debris and causing bruises. Workers tried to free him quickly, but the fall forced removal hindered by shifting soil. A Mr. Staffer nearby was also hurled by the collapse and injured.
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