14 May 1932
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1932
Page
1
A paramedical ceremony described a baby's inurnment at a crematory chapel. The report notes the child’s casket and the solemn procession with military officers and officials present in Linden, New Jersey, as investigators and witnesses observed.
Roland Morrison was elected president of the Associated Students at Lebat College in a tight race against Jake Meyers. Bol Meyer became business manager, with close margins across all offices amid a student run campaign and party divisions.
A wide spread coverage from Hopewell to London traces the Lindbergh kidnapping case through cremation, police actions, and public response. Reports mention Col Lindbergh and officials, the search wall, and a global response amid the trial and memorial rituals.
A Weld County survey led by Nell BtcKenny at a health conference reports per capita health spending of .674, versus 4.33 for schools and 12 for sheriffs. The 1940 tax rate and hospital costs are noted, and the county’s road and rail mileage are outlined with a population of 66,097.
Weld county reported scattered showers and hail Friday with hail reported on highlands east of Grover and routes near Greeley Eaton Ault and Rockport. Heavy rainfall noted at Rockport. A base coach reported stolen from a local farm. Culego high school seniors held a successful steam day with many students attending. Alabama to have 14 football players over 200 pounds next fall with five more over 196.
May 1 Texarkana report says Jimmy U Trayes, 1%, of Cincinnati, died in a freight car doorway accident when a jerking door crushed him. A companion identified him. they were returning from Cincinnati to Texarkana after searching for work. The train was switching near Texarkana when the fatal incident occurred.
Pac Gillespia Jr a Meeker junior broke his left wrist in a fall at Fallat Field before the Junior Big School Invitational. He was preparing for track events while the son of Principal Epic Olliesplo of Greolay Wikh acloa, attended the event with teammates and coaches observing.
Dr Eichaberger spoke for thirty minutes on the Langue for Nutons at Collins High. Mr Hichelberger, secretary of the western office of the League of Nations Association, led questions for the final twenty minutes. Attendees included students and alumni. coverage notes suggest international topics and student engagement.
Hopewell N J May 13 The men who located the body reported for work at 7 am at the home of W Hita near Marshall Corner They entered the yard and found a newsreel camp with sound equipment Willan Allen 43 of Trenton was cited as the man at the edge of the dead baby in a work outfit He described his version four times Orville Wilson 40 said he did not tarry long and recalled the discovery They drove to Hopewell to inform police State troopers guarded the site awaiting further action
Death notices report services set for Bill Helex White and Mrs Ogcardte of Pierce at Ssitisy's funeral home in Platteville Sunday at 2 20 pm with interment at Ling Grove. Other obituaries note Mex J Miller of Brighton who died Friday night after a stroke, survived by a large extended family including Katharine McHiernen of Denton and Mrs W Fe Hall of Platte among others.
Fragmentary 1950s to 1990s local notices record births, marriages, repossession, auctions, and sports scores. Names include Irene Meeker and William Funtenay with place marks like Johnstown and Greeley. events note a May date, a hospital, a sale at Garnsey and Wheeter garage, and a Colorado football score 14 to 0.
A Denver Prohibition unit faces renewed scrutiny as Col. Amog W. Wanbcock, national prohibition director, plans a May 28 visit to unravel charges of inefficiency and authority breaches. Two agents Dowd and Teberling were compelled to resign amid misconduct allegations. Vivian’s replacement and local arrests tied to illegal possession and theft round out a troubled period for enforcement.
Chicago May cattle market reports show price shifts with feedlots and packers, cattle and calf values mixed with weekly changes. Kansas City and Denver brief notes track hogs calves and sheep with varied demand. Detailed figures show week to week movement across regions.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a May House vote on a revenue measure with references to signatures petitions and opposition. Mentions figures around 2.75 percent alcohol tax, attendees including New York representatives, and a later municipal court incident involving a series of legal actions and bankruptcies in Denver Colorado.
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