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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
6
The report outlines a disputed plan involving sugar production limits and a Cuban truce, with nations debating enforcement and the impact of the agreement. It notes questions about who benefits, the feasibility of gradual implementation, and potential expansions or constraints on non sugar producing undertakings.
Delegates from 25 states gathered in Chicago to chart the Allied Independent Truck Operators under the National Control Act framework. C. M. Capron, F. Jones, and others spoke as officers, with representatives from Colorado Eaton and Denver local groups joining the discussions at the banquet.
Ambiguously read notes discuss a dry party stance and a prohibition repeal effort. Mentions Mrs president of a group and a memo urging action. The fragment hints at an organized push to alter or repeal the prohibition.
Fragmented text discusses a 19th century governor named Smith and the idea of recovery. It hints at democratic theory from 1828, oral tradition, and government action. The readable parts are partial and unclear about specific events or outcomes.
Loudon June 20 The York cot bomb vouloterce walted tengely Irl aay for word that would eave the gest parley from the rocks of bhous tary controversy as the Amoriedh delegates and Assistant Secretary of State Raymond Moley gathered at the American Embassy to consider the Alacti¢an stand toward regulation of dolor flaelattels. The American delegates remained frum about whether they met to con sider Word from President Roosevelt, but an authoritative source auld American adherence to a plan under which the conference could Progress was udder consideration. iwportant American quartera stating that Moley, on the presidd Personal representative, had received Hullerity to sytes to a plan of prevent ing creable gyrations of the dollar which ars threatening the cold cit tencies. But it was made plain that de facto stabilization in the sense of fixing the dollar at a definite level, was not out of the question, and the president must be left free to use whatever international powers he may desire in pursuance of his domestic program.
Washington June 26 Upwards of 400 000 World War II era veterans were notified that their compensation would end at midnight as the Veterans Administration began reviews to decide who remains on the rolls and who loses benefits. In Colorado 2 888 veterans will be affected and about 5 500 more are listed as nonservice connected cases.
Burt Parker a sugar cutter at the Johnstown sugar factory died at Longmont hospital from injuries suffered Sunday morning after a blow at work. He sustained a broken jaw cracked hip bone broken pelvis and internal injuries. Coroner Richard Armstrong was notified and planned to move Parker to Johnstown for investigation. Parker is survived by a wife and grown children. This is the second factory accident since 1928.
The Rev Harry Ashley, former pastor of the First Hoplist church, owes the church $21.94 with total church debt $263.01. Ashley claims $1269.05 in bank salary and agreed salary figures show $20.85 owed. An April 24 1923 deal and November 20 1932 agreement set weekly payments, with $5.40 paid and $50 due for the following year. Clay R Apple represents the church in the suit filed May 3.
Robber entered Hallett’s apartment stealing a Hamilton watch and about 8 in cash between midnight and early Friday. Entry occurred while Hallett was away. Burglars hit two attorneys’ offices in Up Coronado building taking 60 from Tracy Cameron’s desk and funds from Miss Roma Kendell. Union Pacific crew loss included hunting licenses cards and lodging materials.
In Colorado Springs on June 30 Moreland led Cowdery by one at the end of the 18 hole championship final of the Transvaldaslpot galt tournament. Lawnon Little stood 3 up on Zall Exton at halftime in the other semifinal.
A large rock rolled from a mountain and struck a car carrying three youths. James Feldman, 16, of Irnstown, died instantly. His brother Peter Feldman, 17, and James Sweeney survived without injuries while James Feldman sat in the rumble seat.
Local readers are advised that Tribune issue pages list phone numbers for society items, local notices, advertising, job printing, subscriptions and editorials. Contact details appear in the public notices and advertising sections.
Mrs Noclin H Hallett a 62 year old ranch woman was bound over to district court on a charge of assault with intent after a shooting at Stephen E Campbell 47 Buckingham ranch party. She testified she meant to scare her former lover and that the revolver was loaded with shot during a May 16 incident that wounded Campbell and caused a brain concussion. She had earlier tested the gun at a distance to judge its effect.
Calendar items from Teachers College Week are garbled with fragmented phrases. readable entries mention a dance and a ball but lack dates or locations. The portion notes events with unclear names and stray symbols, offering minimal concrete details for a concise summary.
Washington notes no change in the 30-cent per bushel processing tax on wheat as the Wheat Acreage Reduction program aims for a 60-cent tax. Administrator Peck stated there would be no reduction even if wheat prices rose to 1 point by July 8, citing only a small price gap from prewar levels.
Herbert Gooden son of Mr and Mrs HB RB Gooden earned a Master of Arts from Colorado Teachers Colleges on June 16 He began school in first grade at the Teach era college training school in September 1917 and continued work at Ito school without missing a regular vacation His trip includes New York Philadelphia Atlantic City Dover Pol Baltimore Md Washington DC and Chicago for the world fair before visiting Detroit to see relatives He planned to start a firm in August
Report outlines Colorado politics on liquor repeal with Governor Johnson and Allan Morn seeking a special session. Lawmakers debate dates for calling a special election, liquor sale timing, and measures to avoid conflict with the Eighteenth Amendment. Attorneys expect a liquor control law and tax provisions to be enacted to regulate sale and taxation.
Two resignations have been received from the physical education department in Gresley public schools. Yotnn Jones resigned to accept a post at a Wyoming university in the department of physical education for women. Mrs Jones came from the University of Iowa, where she earned her trotting. Evelyn Carlson has resigned to take a position elsewhere. Mina Carlson, five years a teacher of physical education at Central School, has a petition as Director of Girls' Physical Education in Boone Is.
Bakers in Alva and Denver discuss price moves effective Monday. One baker hints at cutting flour weights and raising doughnut prices. another assesses overall price levels for flour and midlerals. No unified agreement yet as talks continue with large firms.
Secretary Brandon of the navy received a report as President Roosevelt and his party boarded the cruiser Indianapolis for their return to the White House. Captain Amaarillo’s message simply confirmed the initial party’s arrival at 8:35 am from Campo Dello Isinod. The note mentions Red Bird Gate license and an incident involving a shoemaker commission.
Report discusses an ongoing economic confab amid ongoing wheat losses, noting vast sums allegedly moved but not by those who raised or owned wheat. It claims voter approval in parts of the region and mentions Fatty Arbuckle in a controversial aside, with references to moral judgment and reform.
June 1 report notes that the Colorado General Assembly may authorize issuing bonds to finish a work program without submitting the question to voters. The court challenge argued by Peter Holw and others contends the measure could fall under existing constitutional provisions, leaving lawmakers without power to approve any exactions or property taxes.
A jury in the district court convicted Rojas of murder and sentenced him to life in state prison. Prosecution argued Rojas obtained his weapon after talking at a woodpile with Cano and planned the killing amid family tensions involving Sarai Vargas. Defense contended lack of malice and premeditation, saying Rojas did not know the full consequences and acted under fear and confusion.
Freddy Walllige publisher at the Aull Hooster now owns the Weld County News Cheoh weekly newspaper following foreclosure sale Friday morning. Mortgage holders Sterling and Tagg Raymond Miller George T. Stradhey Dotver Walter Walker plus state Democratic chairman led the bid at 8200 to settle unpaid taxes. Walling plans to run the paper with the Alt Booster, changing the News name and branding to Walling’s operation with Alding Walle toy. Edward J Foster and F Ia Botymor listed as owners last statement, Foster named managing editor and business manager.
Denver report states I. F. Taylor, a Denver businessman, was appointed by Governor Johnson as Colorado's first purchasing agent. The office, created under the administrative code, becomes effective July 1, with Taylor to begin duties next month at a $3600 salary. Alfred T. May, state commissioner of printing, was named assistant purchasing agent.
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