Al Smith Calls for Gold Standard in Monetary Debate
New York dem Governor Alfred E. Smith attacks Roosevelt policies and urges a return to the gold standard. He argues that only a stable money system can restore confidence and warns that fiat or silver-backed plans harm the country, urging private management over state intervention.
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New York
Roosevelt
Alfred
Smith
Fonnar Sovernor
Ates
Ee Row
Grover Cleveland
Gall Daltorane
Laloncy
Ad Inve
Presbyterian Choir To Present Sunday Program
The Chorua choir of the First Presbyterian church will present a special musical service at 7145 Sunday evening. The program includes Wagner and Mendelssohn works, soloists, and an offertory, with the pastor Willard W. Stohl delivering a brief talk. Rev B Barthel, district superintendent, will preach at Osgood church on November 26 at 7 30 with quarterly conference to follow. will also preach at the First Evangelical church in Greeley on Tuesday at 7 30 with conference following.
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Chorua
First Presbyterian Church
Dabole
Anthens
Pigrime
Wagner
Howard Belt
Lestot
Larely
Mendelssohn Soln
Dickercon
Wilton
Fredling Vlei Solo
Wiennweks + Offetory
Per Heilige
Loewe
Leoncavalin Bolo
B. Barthels
Osgood Manda
Osgonl
Ravy
B. Bartel
Coloradio Evangelical Churches
Osgood
Iie
Cosmienity
Barthel
Greeley
Government policy turmoil and Morgenthau plans
The article outlines administration missteps and policy fights under Roosevelt with figures like Bennett Gordon, Morgenthau, and Woodin. It notes rumor, market impact, and plans for silver purchases as probes of confidence, plus internal tensions over treasury leadership and fiscal strategy.
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Treasury
Roosevelt
Woodln
Coutt
Alek
Sprague
New York
Moergenthau
Slong
Federal Reserve Isvax
Morgenthau
Couren
Sophomores Party at Gregley High Gym
Sophomores held final year party at Gregley High School gym Friday night from seven thirty to eleven thirty. Mathews Orchestra played as students danced and enjoyed cards. Refreshments and decorations featured rose and white streamers with Marian Dale Nadina Adrafo Pauline Lucent and Alice Eldred listed among organizers and sponsors Dora Blagon and Paul Turd assist.
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Raghomores
Gregley High Echo
Fighthavends Gymhasiom
Matthews
Marian Dale
Nadina Adrafo
Pauline Lucent
Alice Eldred
Elsss
Aponsore
Mra
Dora Blagon
Paul Turd
Laura Speer and Mary Manley Win Prizes for Essays
Laura Speer a senior at Greeley high school and Mary Manley a sophomore at Teachers College were awarded first prizes in an essay contest hosted in Greeley by the Colorado Tuberculosis association. Judges from the medical auxiliary read and scored the essays, with all contestants presenting outlines on tuberculosis progress and sanitarium care. The state winner will receive ten dollars and may read her essay on KOA if arranged.
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Laura Speer
Aenior
Greeley High
Echool
Mary Manley
Teachers 'College
Greeley
Colorado Tuberculosis Association
Wold County Medical Aux- Mary
Chima
Gitta
Ruth Jones
Hetty Twist
Aleh
Gale Nosling
Eleanor Malzgrof
Tmobert Aliler
Teachers College
Iso
Local Ault Deaths And Social News
Ault Nov 26 community notes report Mrs. Luatalle Griffin of Long Point Ill dies after illness. Mrs. B D Smith travels to Clyde this week to attend. Fort Collins visitors Leonard and Purcell spend day in Denver on business. Local gatherings include dinners hosted by Mrs G Robinson and Mrs England, a Sterling theatre party, and Pioneer club meeting planning a Christmas party with 25 cent gift exchange. Purcell and families attend football game in Boulder on Saturday.
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Fort Cola
Denver
Buanes
Gladys Bell
John Crandall
Orin Drewator
Edwin
Mire
Tralph Tilton
Fort Collins
Mra. M. Enlatt
Laporte
Paui Robinson
Ite Guerla
Helen
Edwin Hrewsler
Marabell Drown
Sterling Theatre
England
Imembere
Gus Anderson
Gresley
Masdames
W. D. Venable
Harry Burman
Hom. Irwin
Joe Reilly
Anit
Kensington
Mra. O. A. Frye
Pioneer Club
Alfred Petersen
Qallliux
R. R. Silvers
Mra
J. W. Campbell
G. V. Allen
Membe June Purcell
Boulder
Free Mission Church Series Sermons to Close on Sunday
Swedish Free Mission Church in Chicago hosts C. Hedstrom in a Sunday series with sermons at 1 a.m. on The Two CalI and at 5 7 59 p.m. on America’s Grantout Need and Come Tarry Go. The meetings are praised as highly successful.
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Hedstrom
Chicago
Cali
America
Stork Express Misken Nov S5 Birth Notices
A garbled notice reports births to Mr and Mrs Josz Redotan at Mulliken on Nov 18. Another line mentions a son for Mr and Mrs Jack Clemens near Johnstown on Nov 81. A child is listed to Mrs Wood in Beighton at the Fuson hospital, with details unclear and time noted as 42 AM.
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Stork Express
Josz Redotan
Mulliken
Gatueday
Mr. and
Wiz
Jack Clemens
Theloma
Johnstown
Tuenlsy
Nov
Milk Fund Pledge Card for Monthly Contributions
A pledge card from a reader to support the Greeley Milk Fund outlines monthly contributions for six months starting with the first donation. It instructs presenting the card or receiving reminders by phone or in person, and sends pledges and funds to the Tribune or Mrs George W Finley at 1901 Whitethan Avenue.
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Greeley Mik Fund
Qreeley
Atx Fiontha
Mall
The
Tribune
Mra
George’ W
Mrs Christenson Dies Friday Night in Greeley
Mrs. Eien Christenson, 66, wife of Alderman B. S. Christenson, died at 10 16 Friday night at the Greeley hospital from kidney ailment after years of illness. Born May 19, 1878 in Hopxanas Sweden she came to the U S in 1820, lived in Pennsylvania until 1906, moved to Denver in 1920 and to Greeley later. Surviving are her husband two daughters Marcella Duntalre and Betty Loa Christenson two sisters Glio Baer Miss Nanah Swenson two brothers George and Hratsl Bwen non, all of Irwin Pa. She was a member of St Pauls Lutheran in Denver and the Swedish Lutheran church of Greeley. Funeral at Afney’s FH S at the Swedish Lutheran church Wednesday Nov 2 at Ya.
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Eien Christenson
Christenson
Greeley
Aira
Hopxanas
Sweden
Ele
Pennsylvania
Denver
Mr. Childenson
Irwin
Greeiay
Bikteenth
Marcella Duntalre
G. & P Banniire
Betty Loa Christansan
Glio Baeroa
Misa Nanah Swenson
George
Hratsl Bwennon
St. Paul's Tutheran Chdeel
Honver
Swediak F Tl Tutheron
Afney
Swedish Luther Church
Ya. Ca
Vaughn Elected Manager at Fort Collins Growers Meet
G R Vaughn of the Associated Growers was Friday elected president of the Colorado Leadmen's Association at the twelfth annual Fort Collins meeting. He succeeds J B Long of Boulder. Armin Huricides of Denver was named vice president and Charles J Simpson of Denver secretary and treasurer. Speakers included Dr A Lary Dr J W Durrell R E Patterson T G Stewart Brice J Thornton Anna M Luts Warren Leonard and F A Anier Soil of Colorado Agricultural College.
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Quy R Yaughn
Associated Are
Groalny
Colorado
Fort Colling
Jr. Vaughn
J. B. Long
Boulder
Armin Huricides
Denver
Charles
J., Simpson
Danver
A. Lary
Neeakient
Colorado Agricultural College
J. D. “Long
J. W. Durrell
the College
R. E. Patterson
T G, Stewart
Brice J. Thornton
Anna M. Luts
Warren Leonard
Make This Model at Home Pattern Ad for Winter Fashions
A vintage pattern catalog note invites young makers to sew with an included instructor, detailing embroidery, epaulets, collar, and button trims. It lists sizes, fabric needs, price, and ordering from Greeley Daily Tribune Pattern Department in Colorado.
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Amurg
Addreda
Greeley Daily Tribune
Pattern Department
Greeley
Colo
Winter Heads Windsor Boat Local
Windsor on November 25 reports B Winter was elected president of the Windsor local of the Mountain States Heat Growers Marketing association. George Kem is secretary treasurer, with W Bb Gress as Windsor representative on the general association board. Oscar Land A J Birdsill Arthur Ludblom named advisory board members. The meeting occurred at the Legion hall in Windsor.
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Windsor
B. Winter
Mountain States Heat, Growers Marketing Association
George Kem
W. Bb. Gress
Oscar Land
A. J. Birdsill
Arther Ludbloom
Meéuibees
Legion Hall
Ministers Regret Houser Departure From Park Church
Park Congregational Church at Gresley bids farewell to Reverend J M Houser who leaves Monday for Fort Wayne Ind. The Weld County Ministers Association adopts a greeting urging Fort Wayne to welcome him warmly as a church and civic leader.
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Charten M. Houser
Park Church
Fort Wayne
Ind
Weld County
I. C. Speer
Pismouth
Cating
M. Houser
Houser
Elven
Nts
Vitel Funkers
Park Congregational Church
Gresley
Glee Club Formed at Meeker Junior High
A small group of students at Meeker Junior High formed a Glee club meeting at 7:45 a.m. with new members to be admitted later. The group, under music supervisor Ming Mabla, plans an assembly appearance. Members listed include Ernest Biles, Dick Fox, Dilla Matson, Kel t Pierce, Donald Trummey, Ralph Mandoma, Ivan Spear, Larry Stac ford, Alvin Smith and Dole Thompsun.
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Meeker Junior High School
Ming Mabla
Henderson
Mushc
Ernest Biles
Dick Fox
Dilla Matson
Kelt Pierce
Donald Trummey
Ralph Mandoma
Ivan Spear
Larry Stacford
Alvin Smith
Dole Thompsun
You Matson
Plano
Western County Farmers To Make Loveland Showing
Western County farmers plan a Loveland display at the show with premium awards listed for wheat oats barley alfalfa potatoes and corn. The event features multiple sample categories and prizes including cash amounts and ribbons for top entries at the Loveland fair grounds.
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Weld
Loveland
Micuvaota
Eligia
Povcern
Local Murder Trial and Theft Roundup Reported
Nov 2 Moundsville West Virginia Deputy Sheriff Roy Shamblin was murdered. Roy Shamblin’s son and two others, Burl Thomas and Alfred Schettberg, were arrested and turned over on larceny charges for a truck theft. A mechanic named Lap Prazier, 30, was hanged tonight for murder in Hangwha county.
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Heid
Larseny
Burl Thomaa
Alfred Schettberg
Fridar
Adventures in a 1944 American Boy page preview
Editor notes from The American Boy Youth's Companion describe 1944 issues featuring Roy Chapman Andrews, Carlson Hottman, and Douglas Renfre. The issue promises Arctic exploits, Russian oil ventures, and profiles, with fiction and guidance aimed at preparing boys for college and business. Subscription offers include three years for $3.00 before January 1, 1944.
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Mongolia
Roy Chapman Andrews
Zululand
Africa
Carlson Hottman
Wiereadtinge
Amerlean
Comparton
Connie Morg
Arctis
Douglas Renfre
Canadian Mounted
Jior Tiethey
Storloo
Blvd
Delsoll. Mich
Ady
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Milk Fund
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Tiademark
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Winter Heads
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Glee Club
Meeker Junior High
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Oxau Corp
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