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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1937
Page
2
Greeley Tribune reports the Soap Box Derby will be held July 7 in Greeley with local entrants, Chevy involved, and trophies. finalists advance to the Denver regional on July 26. Entry forms and parent signatures required by July 7. dozens of boys already signed up, with more expected.
A fragmented historical column argues that Carroll seeks the district attorney post to clean up messy state capitol politics. It notes dictograph controversy, political friends tied to Carroll, and public demand for action amid a campaign scene with Roosevelt and others.
Windsor Inc 4 Windsor reports nine faculty members at Colorado State College of Education for summer school. Enrollments include Paul Anderson auditorium teacher at Junior high Migs Hsther Wickard librarian at safe schools Bernice Jones Mabel Lehman and Mabel Jonas all of Junior high Edna Wilson Ann Lafferty Velma Mania and Joehn Claussen of Park school. Others Doroty Nagal Mabel Schlieger Tillie Manwelllar also attend. Helen Bridge domestic science teacher attends Indiana university summer session. Remaining faculty mostly at home. Tose Kelle sailed for Europe June 18 with educators and J W Ewing tours Mexico City.
The College of Education summer session band directed by J DeForest Cline will perform Thursday night at 9 40 over radio station GOA. The group from Hetes Fark and Rocky Mochain Magic Gimp will present concerts as part of the summer session program.
Johnstown factory waste, once halted, stirred dispute over its impact on Evans ditch and canal drainage. Farmers proposed reversing water flow to clear moss, but downtown homeowners opposed odor and crop damage concerns. One landowner threatened injunctions and damages if Johnstown water returns, while remaining waste continues pumped into Hillshore ditch.
Paul Gillespie Jr graduates Hammonton High School in June and is honored with the American Legion Lee Essay medal. He also earns the Business Men's Association award of $25 for leadership and scholarship, and is noted as a football standout. His father, Paul Gillespie Sr, long served as principal of Greelough and now leads a New Jersey institution.
Readable text notes a Bates Park auditorium hosting programs on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. No further details on events, organizers, or exact topics are provided.
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