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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1932
Page
1
Payment on pledges due now and monthly payments outlined. References to Milk Fund and George W Finney with address 1804. Dealer quote about milk per day and related contributions. Fragmentary OCR leaves unclear details and participants.
A London report states George, third son of King George and Queen, will be created a duke on his December 20th birth date. Dukedoms of Fulingham, Kent, and Essex were considered. finalists are Kent and Hiscox. The decision hinges on royal favor and lineage.
A seven year old girl named Alice Marlow was found dead after being missing overnight. She wandered from home near Rock River while her father herded cows during a heavy snow. The body lay about 300 yards from a school in Hintan, discovered after a late search. Two other hunters are being hunted for in the same mountain area as a weekend search continues.
Greeley residents report a spree by gangs that damaged property across the city on Monday night in celebration of an event called Hillowo'sm. Eight juveniles were rounded up for investigation as police assess the cost of repairs amid smashed windows holes in walls and wrecked fixtures.
President Hoover plans a series of brief addresses from a special train during a Westward swing. The itinerary places a first platform appearance in Gary Indiana at 9 a.m. Friday with Indiana Republicans. The train will pass through Chicago outskirts without official stops.
Heavy registration activity reported at the county clerk's office as residents prepare for the November 7 election. Vouchers required for those registering outside Greeley. Parriott resumes campaigning after eye trouble. a man sentenced to 60 days for liquor possession. transfers listed among local property records.
Sigma Mu and the Drawa club claimed wins in the intramural debate at Colorado Campus on Monday evening. Teams debated the prompt: does intramural athletics require standardized competition. Fourteen teams entered the event with several campus organizations represented. Schedule notes list dates for upcoming rounds and topics as the contest proceeds over the next weeks.
Many Greeley merchants decorated downtown show windows for Hallowe'en and the town celebration. Harris Inglefield’s west window featured lush leaves and corn, with pumpkins and fall produce. other shops displayed skeletons, witches, orange bows, and electric effects to attract passersby.
Huge crowds filled streets Monday night for a Halloween parade and celebration in Grawley. The event featured costume contests, dancing, and confetti as residents joined the festive street party amid closed downtown blocks and public meals. Winners were named in men and women categories, with prizes awarded for best costumes, but complete results were not available.
A 15 year old high school student was wounded likely fatally today while walking to school. Witnesses say David Thomas, 28, staggered the street and shot the youth in the abdomen after an argument over Korn. Police, aided by schoolmates, arrested Thomas who was too drunk to answer questions and placed him in solitary confinement.
Voters are urged to support Karl C. Schuyler who will appear on the general election ballot. The notice warns supporters to ensure his name is on the ballot and details are clarified on the sealed ballot plates.
James Parriott, Republican nominee for Colorado governor, will speak to students at Colorado State Teachers College during the regular weekly assembly on Wednesday morning. The program aims to give students an understanding of state and national armies through a series of talks.
The Ramsey wall at Buckingham completed drilling and set a cement plug. Drilling paused as workmen removed the drill pipe awaiting new sand pipes expected Monday or Tuesday. Once in place, the new sand Uno will support portland cementing for the bail operation, with 24 to 48 outs may be required.
Members of the Modern Wills, a local organization at Colorado Teachers, will meet at the homes of various hosts Tuesday night. The poetry interested group will convene with Elisabeth Carney, Mina Fawea, and Mira Florebeo as hostesses. Brave, De, E A Cross will entertain the novel group, and the creative layout group will meet with Lealio He Lindow.
A biographical sketch of county candidates features Judge Van Horn, a Pennsylvania native and longtime Coloradan legal figure. He is married with two. daughters and two sons. The series highlights George H. Vin Lorn, the Republican candidate for county judge, detailing education at Colorado State Teachers and 30 years as a reader of Colors.
President Hoover spoke at Madison Square Garden denouncing Democratic leaders and warning that the New Deal would undermine American government. He cited campaign rhetoric and argued Republicans had saved the nation during the crisis amid ongoing electoral canvassing.
Ireland names a committee to study Colorado tax laws, seeking reform ahead of the next general assembly. Attorney General Kefatul directs the effort with Allen Moore supervising the regulatory bureau. members include Van Sehack, Ferrhart Band, Hurk Killa, Strickler, Carpanter, and Moore from Devens and Colorado Springs.
Fourth grade teacher Nation, Miss Nation, was in a wreck while driving with friends on Halloween eve near Dadoville. A wheel prank caused steering to fail and the car veered off the road. No other occupant was hurt. Miss Nation was taken home from hospital and will not teach for several days. Mrs Agden serves as substitute.
An Elks event titled Open House will be held Tuesday night November 8 with a watch party for both national and local elections. A slimy dance will cap the program and there will be pardons for those who do not attend. The public is invited to the party.
Review of administration highlights a half million dollar Weld County tax cut achieved under Commissioner Ogilvie begun in office. Nixon credits Ogilvie for pushing tax relief for farmers and homeowners amid opposition. Court rulings upheld the lower farm valuations and tax levy reductions, with overall county tax bills lowered compared to prior years.
Graham lists seven cases scheduled for trial this term including Mand Grimley versus John Bunyan and others Parange actions Derwin4yor et al against W. Martin against Edwin Gropewald and Peter Kreig. Four more criminal defendants face trials the week of Nov 28 including Adolph Hirach for rape, Paola Groppt and Join Awa for possession, and George J. Stewart for liquor crimes. Court also plans actions on motor vehicle violations and support cases as Judge Hungee indicates readiness to enter pleas when indictments are filed.
Report describes Estes Park road status with most sections open and travel restored except for a single mile under repair. The path remains passable with minimal delays, prior hazard from a dynamiting event addressed and safety measures in place for drivers.
AN 18 year old boy was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Troy Hand, 17, in a January quarrel ended by a gunshot that left Hand fatally wounded on October 6. The judge and prosecutor accepted a guilty plea, with the defendant’s father saying, “He killed any boy, but he is just a boy too,” opposing execution.
In Walsenburg a jury determined Horace Mane ganares and Margaret Avila died when seven reefer cars derailed from a Danvar Lila Grand Western road train. Investigators found uncoupled cars rolled, causing a fatal crash that killed Mane ganares and injured Tam Mau zabares who drove the vehicle.
London police arrested W. i. ne ganlver, leader of the Hunger Army, at his Fonden office amid a raid by twenty detectives. He is accused of organizing marches and has links to the Inverclyde mutiny and 1936 London efforts. The arrest followed preparations for demonstrations as crowds gathered outside St James Palace and Parliament.
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