08 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1933
Page
1
Henry A. Wallace secretary of agriculture age 44 and Claude A. Swanson senator age 70 are listed with roles and backgrounds. The text mentions farm policy, economy measures, and government commerce aims, with some garbled biographical data and dates.
Fragmentary notes discuss Homer Cummings and legal actions impacting the federal government. Mentions of Hume Stanford Conn and references to prosecutions and potential government cases are present in unclear text.entities include Homer Cummings and potential legal themes without clear dates or outcomes.
Frances Perkins, aged 45, speaks on unemployment relief and labor issues. The discussion touches on immigration control, mediation of labor disputes, wage rates, and government policy on jobs and wages amid economic strain.
The draft roster lists Daniel C. Rupart as commerce secretary and Harold Nicklas as interior secretary, with Frances Perkine favored for secretary of labor in the anticipated Roosevelt administration. The text notes these names were not yet confirmed in advance projections.
Cordell Ull, age 61, of Sarthage Tennessee, is appointed Secretary of State. Ull is a lawyer by training and previously served in public service roles, bringing experience to the state office amid administrative reforms.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention James A. Farley as Postmaster General and reference a home in Harver straw New York. The garbled lines touch on occupation, a bullainy supply executive, and scattered phrases about problems and a commerce context. The readable content is insufficient for a coherent event.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines George H. Dern as Secretary of War with scattered biographical notes and locales. It includes references to Utah, Chicago, and interior department roles, plus mentions of commerce and economic policy context. The readable portions suggest a dated biographical summary with positions and duties rather than a cohesive narrative.
A confusing bank crisis story describes banks delaying reopening amid plans from Washington to abandon the gold standard and shift to currency as the basis for opening. Local bankers anticipate a Friday or Monday reopening, with scrip currency replacing regular notes, and questions about where checks and payrolls will be cashed during the transition.
Ault club meeting at Kensington on Thursday afternoon included president Mrs. Verubto and attendees Mrs. Halli and Mrs. Nichols. Discussion covered needlework projects, a social lunch, and plans for future meetings at Mrs. Nelson's home.
Denver police awaited Charles Boettcher’s arrival to identify a possible body. The Soukey ranch, 76 miles northwest of here, is cited as the site where he was held captive for 17 days. Detectives, with photographers, monitored the ranch as officers guarded the locus for gang members’ possible return. Four machine guns were kept ready inside the ranch house amid a second band of officers yesterday.
Senator Bumbaugh urges an investigation into seed diversions at the college and questions the use of funds for a teacher vacancy and regular aid, as Aggies transaction under fire prompts a formal hearing before the education committee in Denver.
The nation faces a broad financial paralysis as the fourth day of extraordinary measures unfolds. Banks reopen under tight regulations with Clearinghouse plans and Treasury guidance shaping currency distribution while Fed authorities assess liquidity. Governor Alfred Smith leads New York efforts to craft emergency certificates as banks brace for demand.
Ault merchant group launches a 20 cent scrip to boost local business during a basketball tournament. Attendees pay 25 cents and receive a 20 cent value coupon redeemable at any Ault business by midnight Saturday March 38. Proceeds support tournament expenses and community ventures.
Lincoln school hosts Parents Night with a 7 30 p m program in the auditorium. Teachers will explain methods and goals while parents tour classrooms following the program. Performances include Gladys Dougherty Florence Dougherty and Verna Jones with Rachel Mehl at piano. I B Bruce, superintendent of public schools, will speak.
Mrs Annie Dunbar of Windsor died at 10:60 p m Thursday at Greeley hospital aged 70. She was admitted Monday and remained Tuesday. Survived by her sister and a brother in Wind sor.
Local residents alerted police to an attempted break in at the Earl King residence on 1911 Twelfth Avenue around 3:30 p m Tuesday. Neighbors observed activity near the house and reported a broken basement window as officers arrived to find no entry. The Kings were away on vacation.
A scan of recent fiction highlights reviews of Al Fannie Hurats, Robert Seynalds, and Edith Lavinia. The piece praises nuanced restraint and urban realism, contrasting Reynolds and Saunders tones while noting literary debates on authenticity and craft. Municipal league meeting details close the notice.
Beety grover discussions and officials from Grayt Wester Sugar Company focus on damunda and weet contracts. Delegates from Northern Wyomled Beatie GroWer and Great Wester attend as Colorado venue hosts a collaborative meeting amid related industry talks.
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