22 May 1939
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1939
Page
1
Pendergast's lawyer asserts the client gambled on horse racing, facing a complex web of fraud and tax evasion charges. The case details a $493,500 scheme, multi-state tax allegations, and a prison sentence amid broader accusations of political influence peddling for money.
Coroner said the victim was a girl 16 to 20, found after the City of Dover train struck her four miles south of Fort Lupton. Witnesses saw a woman along the tracks before the crash, with indications she may have been from Weld County. burial planned. authorities search for identification and next of kin.
Albert B. Kight, longtime Pleasant Valley farmer born near Greeley in 1889, died in Tucson, Arizona Friday night. The body will arrive here Tuesday with services set for 2:40 PM Wednesday at Macy's drawing room, in state noon Wednesday. Masons and Kalghia of Pythias lodges in Grealey mourn his passing. he leaves wife Dolly, two daughters Grave and Ella, and a brother in Grealoy.
Reverend C T Cecil of the First Church will deliver the Decoration Day address at Linn Grove Cemetery at 10 p.m. on May 30. The program is arranged by the Veterans Council with W H Stecker as president and Wal De P Morrizon assisting with a matériel of two aids.
Sheriff Gus G. Anderson leads a vigorous investigation into dog poisonings around Eston area near Eston High, after four dogs died from strychnine tainted food. Deputy District Attorney William sl Baah announced efforts to identify the culprit following a meeting with Eaton residents led by publisher Eugene T. Ifexne and others, amid fears children could ingest the toxin near Eaton School grounds.
Charley Bennett Satth aged 69 longtime superintendent of the State Division of Standards and Purchase and former congressional aide editor died today at his summer home after a weeklong illness. He was a prominent figure in Wilmington and had served in public service for years. His death marks the end of a notable career in state administration and journalism.
Mary Epler named valedictorian for Eaton High as the 40 student class prepares to receive diplomas on May 23. Commencement will feature the Kalo High School Band, a concert by the high school choir, and addresses by Dr. Frank B. August on the topic New Frontiers.
The Yankee Clipper, piloted by Charles Lindbergh era air service, completed a port Washington to Maysville leg with 17 crew and 1608 pounds of mail after Azores and Lisbon stops. The New York Azores flight time was 13 hours 22 minutes, follow on to Lisbon took 6 hours 57 minutes.
New York socialite Gilbert testified before the Dies committee on un American activation efforts. He claimed months of attempts to organize a campaign and warned that without public resistance the country could fall to a Franco style movement and face supplies cuts and weakened sovereignty. He said he did not seek a military dictatorship but believed the people must fight back.
Greeley State announces nominees for baseball letters after a split doubleheader with Wyoming U. Cowboys. Names listed include McLaughlin, M Wranatoltl, Slack, Reed, Marah, Duggan, Heromovich, Weidner, Bartley, Walla, Morgan and Naty. Several listed players will not return next year. Wellner played every inning of the season's 11 games.
A clinic for crippled children will be held at the new Unite building north of Greeley Hospital on May 24 from 9 am to 4 pm under the Weld County Health Department and Weld County Medical Society with State Division of Public Health cooperation. Open to children under 24 with crippling conditions or cleft lip. examined if started by a physician. Dowslag and Flannery will advise, with interviews by appointment through Weld County Health Department.
City mayor proclaims May 27 as Buddy Poppy Day in Greenley. Local Veterans of Foreign Wars post No 212 urges public support for the drive aiding veterans and their families.
Five persons were injured Saturday in multiple crashes near Evans involving vehicles driven by Jeli Berger 3 of Brigh ton Haute and Liner Mole 19 at the intersection of Highway 8 and Righeu. Berger faced a charge of reckless driving. Injured were Benice Gety 28 Join deekull 24 Ali Holm 66 and Kelty Polen 19. Emergency treatment given at Greeley hospital. Other accidents included a wreck on Westway 60 near Johns town and a U S 94 sideswipe near Hockport with two more injuries and property damage to several cars.
A chaotic string of 15 fatal airplane crashes Sunday across the United States left 15 dead and several others injured. Notable victims include Lieutenant BR. OR. Lureriz of Marsh Field and Private W. Q. Scott, both killed near the Lick Observatory in California. The wrecks occurred across multiple states, with survivors and rescuers reporting wreckage and loss of valuable photographic plates.
A notice requests members to attend the Fuseray event for Sister Herdenat Taylor. Services are scheduled for 2 PM at Meeps with General Tuca leading the gathering.
Four Idaho convicts escaped from a sheep camp after stealing a rifle and ammunition from a guard. A posse, including five officers from the state penitentiary in Nokaa, was dispatched with machine guns to pursue and prevent further danger. The fugitives reportedly threatened local residents as they fled into remote terrain.
Denver May 22 The Colorado obit service commission set dates for three Income tax division examinations despite State Treasurer Charles M Armstrong’s court challenge. Examinations for chief and assistant divisions were set for June and June 7 for a chief accountant. Armstrong filed suit to stop the examination order while the commission argued the action has no basis.
A cloudburst in Belgrade on May 22 caused numerous drownings and widespread homelessness. Rescue work and relief efforts were underway as authorities assess damage and begin aid distribution. Official estimates place losses around 450000 dollars with residents left displaced.
An exhibit and lecture on lighting will be held Monday evening at the Home Gas and Electric Lounge. Guests include NG Greenly Electric employees and Commerce officials. Pete Nebte will chair. local labs in Kangas City provide a featured demonstration by Noble on Greeley high men and safety.
The court split five to four over new gold payments. Justice Justien Glick argued such payments could be met in today’s devalued currency, while Justices Melloynolds and Thetley dissented.
In Denver on May 22 a tear gas bomb exploded on the second floor of North High School. Four students and two teachers were treated for smarting eyes and classes dismissed for the day. Principal Wy Cy Rarst condemned the prank, noting a group of boys acted irresponsibly.
Hopkins warns retailers profits require higher income as inflation and costs press families. He cites rising prices and argues wages must rise to support consumer spending, with pay increases potentially lifting prices and benefiting workers. The statement is part of a broader discussion on fair pricing and economic conditions affecting households.
Reports from Bree City of Qavaiy dated May 21 describe a German killed in the Danzig dispute over the Free City. The Polish government faced a Danzig demand for damages and public apology amid protests outside the Pine kel building where a mob clashed with officials. Local authorities sought police aid as tensions rose between Danzig and Polish authorities and residents.
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