Hoover Signs Economy Bill Amid Debate and Hardships
President Hoover signed a pared down economy bill totaling about 80 million in government expenditures. The measure fell short of cabinet and Senate proposals, with critics noting hardships for federal workers and plans to reorganize commissions. Debates continued in Congress over funding methods and pay structures, while executive branches sought administrative remedies.
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Renee Washington
Hoover
Tt Haya
Colgreva
Senate
Louse
Meavor
Summer Student of College Dies from Operation at Ovid
George F Bright aged 34 a summer student at State Teachers College Greeley died at Ovid Monday night after an operation. Pneumonia followed the operation and caused death. He had been a student at the University of Nebraska and was elected to Phi Delta Kappa at Teachers College and Kanon Sig aa at Nebraska. He is survived by his wife and three young sons. Funeral services were held at First Methodist church Sterling and burial at Riverside cemetery.
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George F. Bright
Pripalpal
Bierling
Ovid
Penumonia
Mr. Bright
Collagan Greeley
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Teachers College
Bright
Phi Delta Kappa
Kanon Sigaa
University of Nebraska
Robert F. Gilbert
Charles
Lyle M. Bright
Gracley
First Methodist Church of
Sterling
Riverside Cemetery
A. Perkstresuar
Greeley High School
Girl Is Hurt In Auto Collision Near Sixteenth Street
Dorothy White of Grace Yay hospital suffered severe shock and injuries after a collision at about 7:45 a.m. Thursday at the intersection of Sixteenth Street and Thirteenth Avenue. White drove a 1932 Chevrolet coupe east on Sixth Avenue when her car collided with a 1922 Chevrolet sedan driven south by Jacob Frank of 1201 Fourteenth Street. Both cars damaged. White taken to hospital. Police report a speed estimate of 35 to 40 miles per hour.
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Dorothy White
Grace Yay Hospital
Sixteenth Street
Thirteenth Avenue
Mies White
Biateanthairsat
Jacob Frank
Fourteanti Street
Mss Whila
Palise Regfort
Miza White
Lost brown purse on 10th Street initials P H
Brown patent leather purse lost on or near 10th Street containing cash keys and a set of tens. Initials P H on the clasp. Reward offered. Please call 1132 or return to 145 10th Street.
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P. H
Conteing
Raward—Ady
Roosevelt Convention Theater Stirred By Ballot Bets
Delegates faced a tense session as Roosevelt camp sought to break bloc opposition. Rumors floated of Garner shifting toward a vice presidential bid while states considered repeal of prohibition. A Roosevelt favored plank backed by Farley altered the platform debate amid a day of strategic maneuvering.
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Donipek
Tomorow
Enthy
Roosevelt
Thara
Ltte
Missouri
James A. Rood
Texas
California
John N. Ganner
Garner
Golan
Atuio
Lina Ben Falul
Hextadiumn
James A. Farley
American Beauty review and historic house tale summary
Dr. Ane McGowen reviews Edna Ferber in American Beauty noting a strong literary hook but a story that ends with a house and heritage as Baldwin and Candle trace a 19th century brick mansion tied to the Oaks lineage. The piece blends a house saga with a Chicago mogul’s search for his childhood home in Connecticut and a restoration arc. A second notice announces a stockholders meeting for The F. Rothachila Produce Company in Greeley, Colorado, on July 30, 1932 at 3 PM.
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Ane McGowen
Idna Ferber
Perhmps
de. McCowen
Alory
Uramer
Anain Clair Neter
Furler
Baldwin
Chicago
Lfa
Candle
Connaclcut
Cunds
America
Tifa
Haldwin
Orange Oaks
England
Amorlei
Huston
Connarticut
Judith Oake
Oakes
Judita Uiece
Je Fa Orange
Candi
Alf
Slater
Lome
F. Rothachila Produce Company
Greeley
Colorado
Fleora
Democratic convention whistled signals and campaign tensions
At the Democratic convention a novelty whistle signals a delegate husband on the job as his wife campaigns. Alice Roosevelt Longworth attended the event then visited Chicago Planetarium. Sullivan opposed repeal plank, favoring federal control. Emily Warper complained of limited campaigning time as her father seeks renomination. Garnety Wheeler Wing Garveys-Wheeler softball edged Niles Raulo 9 to 6 at the high school field Wednesday evening.
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Garnety
Gavnsey-Whealer
Toanty
Niles Raulo
Gare
Stork Express Horn in Mrabd dire
A fragment from a local item mentions Corn Willman of Route 1 Box 89 Greeley and a boy Dorn Weananday with unclear context. The readable text suggests a brief notice or notice fragment involving individuals and an address, but lacks full details.
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Stork Express
Abd Dire
Corn Willman
Hox 89
Greeley, & Boy
Dorn Weananday
Fractured OCR on War Torpedo Costs and Old Saxon Word
Fragmentary text discusses torpedo costs ranging around 9,000 depending on type and mentions the Navy department. It also references Old Saxon and Anglo-Saxon roots for the word buret derived from hyrat related to a wood fire forpst.
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Navy Department
Market cattle and hogs mixed across markets
Kansas City and Denver market notes show cattle and hogs with varied demand. Prices for calves and yearlings range from 4.00 to 7.85 per unit, with fed steers near 6.60 to 7.85 and wethers around 4.25. Chicago reports potato shipments steady with moderate trading and mixed cobbler futures across baskets.
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Proudy
Manaas City
Athauy
Strona
Keher
South Texas
Zleady
Hogn
Nlock
Tinga
Texao Worhers
Twoj Fear Oljy
Denver
A.P. WS
Castro
Holfere
Aingies
Colorado
Umeha
A.P
Chicago
U. S
Souther Triumphe
Mlagouri
Texas Senator Says He Would Vote to Submit Repeal Amendment
Senator Sheppard of Texas announces he would vote to submit the repeal amendment unless his state's July referendum votes to keep the 18th Amendment dry. The move coincides with a separate Democratic platform signal by Senator Bingham of Connecticut about beer regulation.
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Washington
Sheppard
Texas
Aid
Binglow R
Congress
Zreet Bingham
Chicago
Senate
Shappard
le Wold
Motion Denied for Mistrial in Curtis Case
Judge Adem Bobbins denied in chambers the defense motion to withdraw a juror and declare a mistrial in the John Fhighes Curtis case known as the Lindbergh baby hoax matter. Attorney Ryman Harr argued pretrial prejudice from a weekly article and the court adjourned for the day. Court reconvened at 9 40 A M with Capt John J Lamb of the state police present as testimony was interrupted by the adjournment.
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Plewsington
John Fhighes Curtis
Ryman Harr
Tho Curthe
Cortln Cage
Witch
Williams Singers To Be Here July 7
The Williams Famous Colored Singers receive praise for their maricerious performances. They have toured capitals of Europe and major American cities, earning high ratings. The group will appear at Presbyterian church on Thursday July 7 with a program similar to that in New York and other cities, expecting a large audience.
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Williams
Williams Ng Uber
Hue
Europa
W Williams
Presbyterian Church
Dimilar
New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
London
Play by Faculty of C T C Draws Big Crowd
A large Larne audience attended the summer performance of Mary Mary Quite Contrary by the Faculty players of Poachers college. The light comedy drew cheers for its character work and humor. An even larger crowd is expected tonight at the Little Theater.
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Larne
Poachers College
Wpep
Tatora
Little Theater
Prohibition plank debated by Raiguel and Hoover ally
A discussion on the dry plank features remarks by Raiguel praising a substitution plan to replace present prohibition. The dialogue argues that prohibition does not work or reduce drinking, and questions enforcement. It mentions European youths and contrasts U S attitudes, with references to Norman Thomas and party politics.
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Lis Polley
A. S
Europe
United States
Raluuel
Norman Thomas
Vines Dominates Wimbledon Semi Final Night
In drizzle before 14 000, Vines defeats Crawford in a dramatic semifinal at Wimbledon. Crawford’s power and Vines’ speed clash as Vines advances to face Satoh, while Mary Healey and Helen Jacoby watch from the gallery.
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Aasecelatee
Wren
Hug
Juno
Worth Vines
Chy
Galas
Jack Crawford
Alur
Quean Mary
Pringe Q
Helen Willsby
Amother
Mary Healey
Notop
Soiy Wien
Ross
Fred Ferry
Englurd
Gary
Vines
Lee
Déuce
Exe Came First ATL fo on the globe today rs
Fragmentary note claims Exe preceded others in origin on Earth and birds trace lineage to ancient eggs. It suggests a view that all life, including humans, descends from earlier egg carriers. The text is garbled and contains multiple misprints and unclear references.
Distances on the ancient Roman Road Route
The record lists distances between Capua and Beneventum about 806 miles from Rome to Capua and 202 miles from Beneventum to Olislem, with a route via Applan Way and Saliea. Data remains fragmentary and names may reflect historic place variants.
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Roma
Capua Y Milea
Capua
Baneveniz
Awakens Football in 1694 at New York University
In 1694 the University Athlek of New York invited Darverd 2 sylvania Princeton and Yale to review the rules committee. The game of football was changed and the slate of the game rules was played today.
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University Athlek
New York
Darverd
Sylvania
Princeton
Yale
IBM
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Pia Pub
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