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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1936

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French and British Worry Over Italy Annexing Ethiopia

Paris reports worry that Italy will annex Ethiopia after Mussolini appoints Badoglio as civil governor. Rome confirms Addis Ababa occupation with Badoglio naming a regional governor. London debates League sanctions, seeking a unified stance while Italy celebrates conquest. Washington reports a blaze of legation fire and requests for Italian aid amid local marauders. Reports describe Italian triumph, Ethiopian resistance, and global reactions from London, Rome, and Washington.

Italy Ethiopia Badoglio Associated Presa Pietro Dadoalio Addis Ababs Giuseppe Bovial Rome Corces Lelagraphen Prensier Mugealint Unes Edward J. Nell Associated Proca Addis Ababa Emperor Hodle Selassie Pietro Badoglio Vialy Legation Hla Etood Impérial Palace Haiozilo Salamata Theiv London Macaciini Frera Ethionia League Renttatta Tony Vaclean Alexandria Haile Semesse Palestine Addis Ababa Haile Selassie Tap Walter E. Tanner New London Gonna M. Anslaw Arington Masa Bolaw Cécil F. Qavanah Philadelpuis John Spancer Grinnell Neque Aited Run Associated Press

Exchange Club Names Committers To Assure Saying Court House

The Exchange Club forms a committee led by Sheriff Gus G. Anderson to decide on preserving a building at the Julie Hirkle farm near Platteville. Plans include moving the unit to Port Vasquez or Greeley with talks involving Plaivevilla and Creeley officials. The membership drive ends May 4 with six new members and Anderson earning a trophy for the top recruiter. total club membership reaches 53.

Japan Talks of New War in Far East

Tokyo reports describe Japan seeking peace in Asia while wary of Soviet troop concentrations. Hachiro Ariakei told the house of peers that Soviet outposts in the far east threaten regional peace and urged formal, peaceful relations with the Soviet Union.

Japan Far East Roqueintel Toyko Coat Asia Hachiro Ariis New Foreigi Malster House of Peers Arita Tokyo

Civil Suits Filed in Local Courts

Divorce actions opened against Robert DeWalg by Mary for desertion custody of two children and support. Arthur Whitney sued by Hilda Whitney for cruelty custody of one child. alimony hearing set May 8. Also suits against La Salle Hydraulic Company, Mabel L. Boulter and Bernice N. Boulter for $1,526.41. probate of James A. Boyd with Boston and Windsor relatives. Briggs estate left to widow and grandchildren. attorneys named.

Mes Mary Agatest Robert DeWalg D. N. Houtehens Hilda Whitney Agathet Arthur Whitney Kansas I H. Clayton Alvina Fred Duttey Houlders Edward Steiger la Salle Hilevatoy Company Chestnut Mabel L. Boulter Boulter Bernice N. Boulter Seoon Tainte Janos A. Boyd Wee Masty Tava Prothers David Boston John Windsor H. D. Waldo, Jr

Two Coloradoans Die In Dual Tragedies At Watkins Crossing

Two youths aged 19 and 10 died when a freight train struck their automobile at a Watkins grade crossing twenty miles east of Denver. Driver Ki Russell Lewis aged 16 died instantly. Companion James Kenny aged 15 died en route to Colorado General Hospital. Ivy Dowls, Russell's brother, drove Kenny to the hospital. The car stalled at the crossing and both Lewis and his brother were employed at a funeral stand in Watkins. Kenny attended Bennett La Tinta School. Further details promised on page 10.

Preart Denver Watkins Hire Ki Rurgsell Lewis James Kenny Colorado General Hospital Ivy Dowls Russell Young Kenny Lewis Cold Thulr Liwia Kenny Bennett

Local buyers pay to farmers during May grain market

Market notes show prices for Winter Wheat at 0S185 and Spring Wheat around $185, Oats 99 cents, Barley $2.20 to $2.48 for new crop, Denver area Cras Pint priced at $2.48, potatoes rural range $1.25 to $1.35.

Denver

Will Vote on Prohibition in November in Colorado

Denver May 6 Dry leaders in Colorado move to place a prohibition amendment on the November ballot. A petition for initiating the amendment is filed with Secretary of State George Sugadere, sponsored by Benjamin Bartel Mrs J B Murray and Dudley McMullin of Denver. Over 20 000 signatures required. The amendment would revise article 22 to ban alcoholic beverages after July 1 1937. Other petitions for eight proposed amendments and laws also filed.

Canada Denver Colorado George Sugadere Benjamin Bartel Mra J. B. Murray Dudley McMillen McMullin Colorado Ad Saloon League Ure Alate

Mexican Escaping With Children Held for Drunken Driving

Lorenzo Folks, about 30, a Mexican man from Lucerne, was arrested near Lucerne after a crash while fleeing with two young children. The car struck a culvert and went into a ditch, injuring no more than minor scratches. Folks is held on drunken driving charges after the wreck and the escape with the children.

Lorenzo Folks Denver Aly Lucerne Polka Wolke

Build Your Business Ad Tips From Local Papers

A fragmented OCR snippet discusses advertising ideas to grow business. It highlights using local ads as a helpful tool to attract customers, noting several methods and the value of quick, practical placement. The text emphasizes practical, economical strategies for reaching a target audience.

Soil Saving Committees Are Chosen

Good turnout at criteria meet as four community committees are selected for the new Agricultural Conservation Program. Committees include names from Lucerne Windsor Savavence and Gherest Lasalle with chairmen and vice chairs noted. another organizational meeting is set for May 14 due to low attendance at the We Kersey session.

Congress Couttry L. V. Yayne Selap Gherest Lasalle Fosend A. Johnson Aliairman V. Timothy Z. M. Travis A. J. Finley Lucerne J. &. Adama Osean Erickson Ray Sharp B. Lester We Kersey

Moffat Sues Bean Supplier for $620.37 in Trinidad Case

Moffat filed suit in district court seeking 620.37 from Trinidad Bean and Wievalor Co for beans allegedly delivered in 1984 and unpaid. The complaint also seeks 10.50 for beans claimed to be delivered by Conrad Laubian, Thomas A. Nixon, and B. T. Snyder as attorneys for the plaintiff.

Harry M. Moffat Greeley Wednes Digtrat Wievalor Conrad Laubian Thomas A. Nixon B. T. Snyder Ara Attornaya Tie Platutlrt

Townsendites Vie for Congress in Towns End Contest

Townsendites plan a congressional contest as Old Age Pension backers endorse a Whig candidate Arthur Healey and Dr W J Byrne of Glenmont as towns begin delegate selection. Evans, a Townsend Plan advocate, spoke on a mass meeting about the congressional investigation results while Byrne avoided confirming his candidacy. Both vow to seek the Republican nomination.

Endorsenen Olstetel Betack Artur B. Healey Greeley W. J. Byane Clangmont Brighton Wold County Healey Iin Evans Healey Byrne Eto

Students Honored in College Insignia Day Ceremony

The annual Tasigna day at the College of Education featured investitures and awards for students. Highlights include Fur Englink receiving the malgala of the scholar from Dr. George W. Fragi ar, and Brennecke presenting the Gavel of Leadership to Bruce Mondt. Multiple honors covered by the senior class and student council were announced, with notable mentions of W.A.A. awards, Mirror staff recognition, and athletic certificates for various sports along with poetry and debate honors and future business roles.

Fur Englink Sunlgy Clase Malgala Rap George W. Fragiar Aed Gow Brennecke Gavel Witz Brennecka Ccituion Lid Inromlig Bruce Mondt Brannecke Ptudent Coumcil Mise Fran Ten Newsome Thae Lon Mecker Brennecke Kimigolt Atude Fie Fraaiar Bob Bush Robert Bush Coyives Yeura Asociated van English Tviltx Brennecke Norman Wilson Janes Brock Clarence Dorder Keith Froeman Royok Bucking Bil Stallitgs Bill Stallings Max Ifanes van Woglish Vernon Pencee Wendell Drummond John Gardick Charney Reins Paul Nix Tack ‘Theobald Walter Schoet Don McCiuty

Damages Sought Over Moving Cable Incident

Sides demands city pay 26.12 for car repairs after a cable stretched across Seventh Avenue at Eleventh Street during a Holland moving job. He alleges no warning was given and shows a Weld County garage bill. city attorney to advise on payment, while council notes paving progress and other local matters.

Tro T. Sides Ninth Avenue Counnel Tinthe City Noland Holland Siles Holland i Bruce Johnaan Eldées Seventh Avenue Eleventh Bhreel Weld Hal- Tani Halland Greelay Alaaty Alterman George Davis Davis Nace Glenmera Jack Wilson Port Collins

Trade Pact With French Agreed Upon

Washington May 6 the staff department announced an agreement with France on a reciprocal trade pact to be signed in Washington this afternoon. The accord lowers restrictions on American products and is regarded by auto department officials as second only to the recent agreement with Canada in importance to American foreign trade within the reciprocal program.

Washington Staff Department France America

Naval Supply Bill Advances in Senate and House

The Naval Supply Bill, set at 591 million dollars, moves through both chambers with the Appropriations Committee reporting it in essentially the same form as it passed the House. The bill authorizes construction of 293 aircraft, 12 destroyers, and submarines, continuing current wartime shipbuilding efforts amid ongoing programs.

Washington May Senate and Propriations Committee

California and South Dakota Delegate Returns in 1936 Primaries

In California and South Dakota, delegate tallies favor Landon and Roosevelt amid shifting factions. California reports Landon 198,485 votes with Roosevelt leading overall. South Dakota shows Roosevelt unopposed with large delegate backing. Partial precincts and mixed totals reflect ongoing primary results and party alignments.

Mrs Cazer Urges Graeley Flags for Mother's Day

Residents of Graeley are urged to display U S flags at homes on Mother's Day Sunday May 10. Mrs Margaret Cazer notes a letter from Miss Anna Jarvis founder of Mother's Day praising the effort and encouraging flag displays at homes businesses schools and vehicles as a public tribute to mothers and childhood.

Graeley Margaret Caer Cazor Anna Jarvis Jarvis

Youth Administrator To Address Special Assembly At College

TWighard Brown former Denyer assistant director of the National Youth Administration in Washington will address a special college assembly Thursday at 2 o clock. He will explain the government plan for continuing student aid as a program.

Twighard Brown Denyer National Youth Administration Washington Wil Aidvera Gunter-Hel

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