City High Class Night Honors Twelve Seniors
The 12 seniors were recognized at City High School class night in the auditorium for achievements in agriculture, art, Latin grades, and other topics. A brief play by the committee closed the program with a ritual procession and gifts distributed in the gym.
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City High
Greeley High
Aronday
Meiale
Henson
Russell Cotareon White
Leonard Hondernay
Bettera
Lilis Stawrart
Ian Lottan
Anna Mary Mawson
Floracea Chamberlain
Lori Becerra
Emma Jane MitemUlor
Laura Morris
Margaret
Beery
Heaven
Seta
Gabriel
Moring
Eleanor Winograd
Sean Carney
Yorothy Paterson
Staymond Kiser
Rob Haslurday
Bruce Moat
Mine Woland
Mra. Bloxen
Satan
VW Masser
Angel
Kathero Willlame
Breg Mondt
Gatriat
Loch Hotlowed
Farmer
Howard Bornon
Reak
Gleama Wilsons
Smnathematiclan
Everett Welsh
Sarah Wheeler
Nancy Packard
Winger
Frances Barclay
Kemneth Lancaster
Fereda Whikéloin
English Toacher
Maxine Ponsh
Athlettes
Prod Harrington
Don Straieht
Stephen Force
Jack Lennotts
Ishachool
Nine College High students join National Honor Society
Nine College High students were initiated into the National Honor Society on Monday. Members include seniors Cleo Ontario Esther Mallory and Charlotta Riea, with officers Frances Redying and LeLand Morrison among presenters. The event featured remarks by J. Carson on service value and roles in school clubs and student government.
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Hilx Woplors
Col- Toxo Ligh
Jenior Society
NAW
MoMbern
Kenneth Marevigor
Wether Jin Mervin Rumsey
Inks Moyers
Cleo Ontario
Esther Mallory
Chalotta Riea
Jeanette Adams
Marjorie Hagan
Jantorn
Navy Burnett
Charistey
Frances Red- Ying
Leland Morrison
Feaderahtp
Amity Maylugs
Wilbur Yatton
Carson
Navtima
Boontere Club
Esther Hofdgell
Ag Social Welfare
Chalrmay
Cleo Osborne
Charlotta Alles Ag
Jaka Mayora Ja
Hoye’ Association
Jeanette Adaus
Ctasa
Atc
Marjoris Hagan
Bacteria Low in City Water Supply Report
Weekly report by City Physician Wi A Schoen shows 105 colonies of bacteria in the intake sample and only 14 at another station. The water department notes sediment rise in the Poudre river due to a spill, keeping overall bacteria at a low point.
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Greelay
Water Department
Poudre
Phyaician
A. Schoen
Greeley
Deaths and Funerals In Greeley Area
Maggie Tella Jack 68 widow of W. A. Jack of 2205 Eighth Ave died at home at 10 30 am Tuesday from heart trouble after years of illness. Floyd McHieth 43 of Briggsdate died at Greeley hospital at 1 45 am Tuesday from a perforated ulcer ending a weak spell. Edna Ethridge about 36 wife of Rhoda Ethridge died Tuesday morning at Powell Wyoming after six months illness. survived by husband and three children Forest Harold and Pearl. Ethridge family longtime Greeley residents moved to Powell three or four years ago. Funeral arrangements through Macy's, with services at their drawing room Friday at 2 pm.
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Maggie Tella Jack
Wits
W. A. Jack
Eighth Avenue
Floyd McHieth
Briggsdate
Greeley Hospital
BfcReth
Macy's
Myrg
Edna Ethridge
Hhroda Ethridee
Powell
Wyo
Taraband
Forest
Harold
Pearl
Tornadoes From Warm South Winds Sweep Plains
Weather Bureau scientists report tornadoes arise from clashes between warm southern air and cooler northern air. Early May sees outbreaks across Arkansas Iowa Kansas Missouri with paths up to a mile wide and speeds of 20 to 60 mph. The article explains how warm tongues override cooler air creating tornado formation and movement patterns.
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F. B. Golton
Praez
Washington
America
Hele
Ikea
UW. 5
Weather Bureau
Apeciae
Acta
United States
Afr Sa
Laater
Engeg
Arkansas
Imfals
Iowa
Kansan
Missouri
Gulf
Atlantic
Penora to Present Facts First to Senate Committee
Washington May 80 The senate banking committee asked Ferdinand Pecora to submit a report in executive session tomorrow detailing the evidence he will present in the J P Morgan investigation. The action, taken at Senator Glass’s request, aims to outline the inquiry’s scope without committing Pecora to specific lines of questioning. The session was set for 4 30 a m before resumes.
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Washington
Senate
Ferdinand Penora
J. P. Morgan and Company
Chatruwn Bletchar
Glass
Virginia
Pecora
Fletcher
Fletchergall
Couzens
Republician
Michitwi
Counmilteo
Cars Collide Near City Hall During Dads Meeting
A light coupe driven by Winston Law, son of 714 Tenth, collided with a sedan driven by C B Capron at Seventh Street and Ninth Avenue at 1 PM Monday. Lawson was northbound, Capron westbound. Lawson’s car lay overturned with damage to the front and grass broken. The crash was heard at City Hall where a council session was in progress. aldermen rushed out and Mayor Briggs recessed the meeting.
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Winston Lawson
Tenth
Seventh Street
Ninth Avenue
C. B. Capron
UIT
Fourteenth Avenue
Tawnon
Lawson
Aveo
Capron van Boing
Roy NM. Briggs
The Thief Leaves Gelder With Old Tire Swap
Gelder by engineer R W Gelder reported a burglary that night. A thief swapped a spare wheel and tire for a worn pair, leaving the exchange hidden under a cover. Police were alerted Monday afternoon after the theft at Gelder’s garage.
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Gelder Old
R. W. Gelder
Grealey
Artlat
Auto Wheels
Trea
Nro
Laying Pipeline Begins in North Denver Today
Work started on an eight inch pipeline through land between Cooper Lake and Sloan's Lake in North Denver. Waller B. Lowry, park and improvements manager, said the project will be finished by duty, creating a lake with more than four boats’ length for boating and recreation once excavation connects the two lakes.
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Denver
Cooper Lake
Sloan's Lake
Waller B. Lowry
Tandger
Park
Yester
Lowry
Cfty
Council Weighs Street Oiling Schemes For Denver
Council to study oiling residential streets as a preventative dust control measure. Street official Wellum Welsh outlines a method of applying oil to a street surface, replacing gravel, with an estimated cost of about 10 dollars per 60 foot lot. Treatment could reduce dust and requires formation of improvement districts with petitioned funding. Alderman Lee H. Carral brought the matter to council attention.
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Tuckley
Denver
Bouller
Muatter Wis
Lee H. Carral
Huey Long Sued by Wife Over Capitol Ejection
May 30 1932 Baton Rouge reports Senator Huey Long sued for 200000 by Anne Pleasant wife of former Governor Pleasant claiming defamation and forcible ejection from the state capitol during a 1933 invasion. Pleasant alleges lingering political animus and Long used insults toward her and evidence shows an alleged altercation over public accounts during the session. Washington May 20 Lang denies ejection claim and says damages sought reach 280000. A youth resembling Dake MacDonald was arrested in Allentown as part of a separate incident.
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Baton Rouge
Aos
Long Today Wax
Anne G. Pleasant
Pleasant
Loos
Atate
Charpeter
Meagnot
Lome
Alice Lea Cranjean
Ani
Pieduant
Piedrant
Kanator
Urs
Sha Wee
Lang
Washington
Sanator Lang
Louisiana
Anne Ectoy Plaavant
Bth
Ming Sull
Lousiana
Plumb Challenges Evans On Beet Yield Claims
Plumb criticizes Evans and sugar companies over beet yield and extraction. He argues higher sugar content should not justify added costs and notes thinning, spacing, and fertilizer choices drive production costs. urges growers to seek cost reductions and question factory contracts.
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Plumb
Greeley
Growar
Charles Byand
Greely
Maton
Tony
Honves
Ilmita
Great Western Sugar Company
Sezar Company
Firemen Save Life in Denver Heart Attack Rescue
Fire rescue squad led by Capt. W. A. Carlin likely saved 46 year old Joseph McReady at his home 764 Gnelde St yesterday. McReady regained consciousness as firemen arrived and they administered treatment for 36 minutes before handing him to a private physician.
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Denver
Spese
W. A. Carlin
Joseph McReady
Gnelde St
Yestersday
McReady
Carila
Phyalcien
Court Criticizes Lower Judge for Case Handling
Washington August 20 The Supreme Court Monday criticized Pedoral Judges A Lowell of Maggachu for My handling of Pearlinal CABE Angelo Quercia Somerville Massachusetts Was convicted of violating Harrison nareolle pct He contended the conviction was obtained by Judge Lowell's seanding the bounds of fair comment The decision stressed trial judges must instruct juries and may comment on evidence The court noted the privilege to comment on facts is inherent and the jury tests witness credibility The justice said it was for the jury to weigh testimony and determine its weight
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Wretington
Juytiyn Thushes
Pedoral
Judes Jugies
A. Lowell
Maggachussatls
Perlinal
CABE
Angelo Quercia
Somerville
Mass
Harrison
Gilet
Lowell
Yau
Pore
Marriage Licenses For Heensa and Morton in Denver
Marriage licenses show Heensa Flaued in Bewer to Wesley F Morton of Denver and Gladys Shakles of Kerones Nurs. The notice confirms the union and names the cities involved, reflecting a formal record of forthcoming nuptials.
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Wesley F. Morton
Denver
Giadys Shakles
Keronesnurs
Forest Army Camp Jackson Wye May 30
One hundred twenty five members of the civilian conservation corps arrive to join the 800 men allotted for camp building in the Teton National Forest project. Gun Loaded with Money Seattle May 30 A burglar stole a slintgun containing $70 in currency hidden in the barrel. Ivory Gravleyite reports George A. Harkey spoke. Barker comments on Tribune Newspaper Fair material.
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Jackson
Wye
Civiian Conservation Corps
Teton National Forest
Seattle
Fani HW
Miller Fan
George A. Harkey
Mr. Barker
the Tribune
Bond Ig Johnson Plan To Seek $35,000 Grant And Jobs
A fragmented report outlines a proposal to seek a $35,000 grant and bond funding for a work program in Colors. It notes governor actions, potential congress approval, and impacts on employment and state borrowing with emphasis on voter eligibility and funding mechanisms.
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Sol
Puhlie
Congress
Tha Gavlery
Saya Rg
Saya
Alexander Film Company of Colorado Springs Fails to Glow
A fragmented report notes legal actions involving the Alexander Film Company of Colorado Springs. It references court rulings on legality of payments, the 1925 act regarding quantities, and a Texas supreme court position, plus a conviction and sentence in a conspiracy case connected to Japanese associates.
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jMidder
Lipatha
Hely
Dilumbia
Gupyemoe
Holumbia
Texas Supreme Sat
Fragmentary US newspaper item with garbled data
The readable fragments mention Kansas City prices for food items and weights, a legal phrase, and references to drugs and defense. details are incomplete and unclear, with many mis-typed terms and numbers. No cohesive event or clear entities emerge beyond generic market and legal notices.
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Par West
Gulf Air
Gulf Region
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Midwest
Penora
City Hall
Amon I. Heaghler
American ® Association
Pesadene
Council
Huey Long
Gov
Modest Maidens
Patent
MINT
United States Mint
Nelle Tayion Rave
Wyorn
Attah la William Ry
Evans
Ravive Pattent
Ourt
Muscle Shoals Chief
Arthur Morgan
Antioch College
Indic
Preedant Roosevelt
Tennessee
Achlawamant
Brwse Photal
Marke
Kansas City
Aia
Cholea
Carlie
Holfers
Pteera
Lore Shippers
Seethern
Chalen
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