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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1939

Page

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Allies Pact Signed by Turkey Hints at Balkan Shifts

Ankara reports Turkey and Britain and France sign a mutual assistance act amid Mediterranean tensions. the pact allows Turkey to stay neutral if war spreads but commits to aid if Britain and France are attacked, signaling strategic aims over the dardanelles and balkans. diplomatic notes from paris and london claim germany seeks warm ties with turkey while bulgaria's cabinet resigns and hints at new leadership aligned with moscow.

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Greeley State Boys Plan Gunnison Trip by Bus Friday

Greeley State football squad heads to Gunnison for a Friday game, traveling with a large roster including players such as Funk, Reid, Keifer, Hretsson, Birch, and Carlson. The team faces West en State Mountaineers Saturday in a weekend away clash.

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Colorado Wyoming Academy of Science Meeting in Fort Collins

The Colorado Wyoming Academy of Science plans a Friday meeting on the CSCE campus in Fort Collins. Dr. Whitney leads the exhibit from the college library, with a focus on education research publications. A table discussion on irrigation water use will be led by President C. A. Lory of the college.

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Bidding Is Lively At American Royal Auction

Kansas City October 19 bidding was lively at the American Royal livestock show with brisk prices for champion fat cattle and steers. A. I. Schmidt of Nina City sponsored prime steers sold to Williams War Company at five cents per pound, while the champion Hereford carlot, shown by L. G. Scudder of Sumner, was bought for 14 cents per pound by Williams for Fred Christensen of Angola.

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Record of arrests and alleged thefts in Longmont area

Twenty five year old Robert McDermott of Latrobe is jailed in Pennsylvania after a holdup charge was dismissed when witnesses testified he was in custody at the time. In Longmont an Ortonia resident, 45, was arrested for burglary at a blacksmith shop. Electrical drills were reported stolen and a deputy sheriff arranged transfer of the suspect.

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Onion Growers Favor Marketing Regulation if Other States in Competition Adopt Same Plan

Weld County onion growers and dealers urged a marketing regulation to align Colorado with other states in competition. Delegates backed a pro rata elimination of up to 20 percent in all districts if other states cooperate, with Pueblo hearings planned to assess broader economic need and to shape a state marketing order under the Colorado Agricultural Marketing Act.

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Official Board Supports Rev Bracy in Denver Case

The Methodist church board at Greeley endorses Rev. Carl Bracy, saying police court testimony from two teen girls was insufficient. They note many prominent men from Colorado and Denver testified to Bracy’s character, and they question the court’s finding and $26 fine plus costs.

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Dry Summer Color Parade Across City and Weld County

Winter drought yields vivid foliage across Weld County with Greeley boasting peak color unseen in a decade. Cottonwoods blaze yellow to red while willows stay green in contrast as residents explore Poudre and South Platte valleys before peak foliage passes. Sheriff Crum, 18, Carr, held on charge related to shoplifting a coat at G I Penney store.

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Dr Atterbury Declines Appeal Claiming No Funds

Canon Gily reports Raymond Atterberry, convicted of second degree murder for his wife Nona’s 1938 death, will not appeal to the supreme court due to lack of money. The 40 year old osteopathic physician from Pageletan faces 34 to 37 years in prison after sentencing.

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Camp Fire Board Meets Tuesday at Colorado College

The Camp Fire Girls Council Executive Board is called to meet in Dr George Wilard Frasini’s office at the Colorado State College of Education in Greeley on Tuesday October 24. A car fire near 627 Eighth Avenue caused minor damage to wiring and was extinguished. no injuries reported.

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Weather Outlook for Colorado and Nearby Regions

Weather forecast reports a mix of cloudy and warmer conditions across Colorado and neighboring areas. Expect partly cloudy skies Thursday night and Friday with possible showers in the extended northwest. Temperatures show a Thursday high around 76 and a Friday low near 84 in a warm trend.

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Diversion Tunnel Contract Decision by Reclamation Bureau

The reclamation bureau will decide within a week whether to award the multimillion dollar Colorado Ely Thompson diversion tunnel project contract. Keystone Company of San Francisco, a builders syndicate, made the sole bid at 10,250,105 dollars and was deemed technically satisfactory after review led by John Paua. The 13 mile tunnel would transfer water from the western Rocky Mountain slope to the eastern slope to irrigate about 750,000 acres.

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Mead Gilcrest coeducational mixer sparks cross town links

Mead High School visits Gilcrest High Friday for a first co recreational mixer day. About 38 Mead students and 400 Gilcrest students will join in games such as ping pong tennis badminton and group doubles events aiming to foster inter community relations and self reliance while replacing older competitions.

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Longmont and Fort Morgan Plan Thanksgiving Observance

Longmont and Fort Morgan announce plans to observe Thanksgiving on November 23. Merchants and public schools support the date amid local proclamations and upcoming city actions led by officials and the school superintendent.

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Severe Quake Felt in Boston Across New England Coast

Tremors described as severe by seismologists were felt Thursday in northern New England with no major damage reported. Harvard seismologist L Don Tack placed the center about 260 miles from Harvard in Massachusetts coast. tremors reached Albany and points across eastern Canada and several New England towns.

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Nazis Claim French Cleared Off German Soil

Berlin reports the first phase of the war on the western front ended in a complete French withdrawal from German soil. German communiqués say French troops pulled back to the frontier, with limited local and patrol activity along the Saar and Moselle regions. France asserts no quarrel with Germany and cautions about potential new peace terms, while observers note heavy fighting and strategic talks shaping a tentative pause.

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Freight Loadings Reach Highest Since 1930 Week

The Association of American Railroads reports revenue freight loadings for October 14 week totaling 244,955 cars, up 18.4 percent from the same week in 1938 and 4.8 percent higher than the prior year. The rise followed Columbus Day holiday closures as coal mines in the east shut down.

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Shoplifter Tackled by Lee Eldred

Lee Eldred, a 17 year old guard of the Greeney high football team, tackled a shoplifter after the man attempted to flee with dresses valued at $10.95 from the J. V. Lift & Son store. Clerk Rick Smith and owner partners assisted, eventually subduing the suspect until police arrived. The assailant claimed San Francisco origins and tied the incident to a prior theft.

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Sugar content remains high in beet deliveries

The Greeley district shows rising beet sugar content with deliveries near 16.85 percent on the opening day and 1222 percent in the area, while comparisons to previous weeks reveal slight fluctuations. Muncor and Las show notable percentages, and overall deliveries reach a seasonally notable total of 6,009 tons.

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Salvation Army Seeks Warm Clothing Aid

Salvation Army officials appeal for warm clothing and other items as winter approaches. The campaign highlights recent donations and ongoing collection efforts led by local leaders to assist those in need through their community programs.

Vivian declines to name Sunday Peacemakers Day

Denver and Ul Iaplice officials report Lieutenant Governor John G. Vive Haalinedtalay urged Vivian to designate a Sunday as Peacemakers Day. Vivian declined despite agreement with the request, preferring not to commit as sermons may already be prepared. The note references reactions from several shared groups and a Boulogne scare report from France.

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Businessmen Vote on Thanksgiving Holiday

Report says business men debate observing Thanksgiving on November 23 or 30. Denver will close Nov 23 and open Nov 30, while Greeley would close Nov 23 and open Nov 30 to align with Armistice Day policy. Greeley post office will follow the presidential order and remain closed on Nov 23. Most towns have voted to observe Thanksgiving the same day as Denver.

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Senators Push for Roosevelt Peace Move Debate in Senate on Peace Conference

Senators Wheeler and Lundeen urged President Roosevelt to pursue a European peace conference while Norris opposed it as useless. Norris warned any peace terms would require concessions to Germany and its allies, while others suggested a cautious path amid neutrality debates.

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Willard Admits Cross Theft Confession To Police

Police announce Willard, 25, of Georgia State, confessed to theft of money from Dr. Croes at a Hat Attwust address. He says he used $86 stolen to fund a trip to the New York World’s Fair. He plans to reimburse Dr. Croes as charges await in a burglary case.

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Lupton Farmer Estate Opens Probate in Fort Lupton

Probate filings show Lupton Farmer estate in rarity probate with $1000 real estate and $1000 personal property left to the Willow Augusta Ans dereonu of Fort Lupton George Fisch ey of Brighton serves as attorney for petitioner Estith was a dag filed for the late Water Rush of Grover valued at about $2090 George F. Smith a nephew of Ungenport TT. Clay Mester of Grover is administrator B Mann of Greeley attorney Interlocutory decree of divorce entered in Lydia agningt George Milter case in county court

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Bids Received On Ewing Building Project Office

Bids were received for the Ewing Building project at the corner of Ninth Avenue and Tenth Street. Officials said the bids would be opened early next week, with PJ Green, the agent, stating several bids had been received and that formal action would follow.

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