Currency War With U S Is London Talk
London financial experts predicted a currency war after President Roosevelt's plan to buy gold abroad. Analysts from the Bank of England and Bank of France discussed potential effects, including dollar depreciation, pound weakness, and global monetary instability, while newspapers warned nations may try to counter the move. The Times foresaw forces triggering depreciation and higher internal prices, signaling broad international repercussions.
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Radio Amateurs Conventin in Greeley Draws Big Crowd
Radio Amateurs of Two States enjoy a belated convention in Greeley featuring home built equipment displays and prizes for best amateur gear. Sixty attendees heard speakers on emergency communication networks and future club plans while a theater party followed prize drawings and contests. Local firms donated prizes and exhibits showcased by Denver and Greeley groups.
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Creeley Radio Amateure
Eucless
Amatent Melo Anthantusts
Cotormto Sal Wyneutis
Gresley
Ara
Trinq
Bsehumaker
Meulen Isberg
Flow
Ruse J. Andrews
Hocky
Donald Plehm Welh
Mote Ban
Atry Relman
G. KR. Glasecock
Engle
Ato Kanipment Caranany
Interstate Radio Company
West Central Radio Company
Wester Auto
Greeley
Thesn Arma
Helic Gas and Electric Company
Are
Ed Gtockman
WSPSA
Danver
25 Cent Beef Tax Demand Sparks Hearing
At a public hearing Chesbevered Washington farm administrator urged a 25 cent limit on a beef tax and compensatory processing charges to five cents per hundredweight. Officials argued the tax would affect cattle meat prices and consumer costs while hogs and cattle price relationships were debated for future adjustment.
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Washington
Bmollis
Deerer
American National Livestock Eagerlation
Nic Hax
Uega
Economic policy and dollar value under Roosevelt era debate
The article discusses Roosevelt's early gold price bids and their impact on the dollar's foreign value, noting shifts from 69.4 to 66.1 cents. It mentions political caution, Ford's standing, and corrections about historical details amid a broader view of economic policy and public reaction.
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Roonsvalt
Jevel
Nic
Thorn
Jonson Ia
Henry
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Ford
Gaia
Federal Reserve Council
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Woodin
Stork Express Horn at the Gresley hospital
To Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Strong at Lillieton an infant daughter born Oct 28. To Mr. and Mrs. Har Rilxt of 528 Slath Street a daughter born Oct 29. To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hines at Carpenter Wyo a son born Oct 28. To Mr. and Mrs. Benny Kreiger Route 6 Box 53 a daughter born Oct 23.
Death notices for Raymond Vacquez near Kersey
Raymond Vacquez an employee of David Kraps southeast of Kersey died at home from pneumonia Monday morning. He is survived by several children. Funeral services led by Marylie for Battley will be at St. Pater's Catholic Church Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment at Pine Grove.
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Raymond Vacquez
David Kraps
Kersey
Tlachies
Marylie
Battley
Home sewing pattern ad with vintage details
The notice promotes pattern books and sewing patterns for home dressmaking. It lists fabric types, sizes, yardage, and order details, inviting readers to send payment and address to a department in Colorado. The language reflects early 20th century fashion catalog style.
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Colina
Wioter Anno Adama
12500 Storm Tool Plant Detriot Mob Storms Factory
Coprociated Press reports a mob of about 2,508 stormed the Roostlin Tool & Die plant in Detroit, overturning cars and throwing missiles through windows. Police arrived later as managers fired shots to deter the crowd, fearing further plant attacks amid a strike.
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Roostlin Tool & Die Corporation
Padley
Tool and Demakers
F. L. Pralleh
Tool and Dip
Wallings Buy Atterbury Interest In Booster
BM Walling and Loren have bought the Atterbury interval in The Granley Booster and now own it. Atterbury purchased the Loveland Leader weekly and moved with his family to Loveland. Loren Welling will operate the Booster. Mrs. F awaiting row. Clerkina Chamberlain to be employed as linotype operator.
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J. EB. Atterbury
Granley
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Haa
Loveland Leader
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Loveland
W. A. Heller
Woseland Leader
California
Loren Welling
Mrz
Grealey Hooster
Clerrica Chowberlain
Alett
Linotype
Silver and Production Costs Dominant at Farmers Meeting
Farmers Organization and National Farmers League pressed federal officials for silver embargo relief and higher production cost caps at a state agricultural conference led by Governor Herrleg. Delegates urged action on value of Earn products and broader stabilization measures amid economic strain.
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National Farmers Beleu
Guy Stytes
Herrleg
Weld Clinic in Greeley Considers 19 Cages
Thirteen old and nix new canes were considered at no second session of the Weld County Meusel Hygiens clinic Thursday. Drs Charles Rymer and G H Tarpoole of Denver directed the proceedings assisted by Ruth Lloyd, social worker. At the state luncheon Dr C A Tingle of Greeley was present.
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Greeley
Weld County
Meusel Hygiens
Victor Candia Post
American Laglon
Charles Rymer
G. H. Tarpoole
Menver
Ruth Lloyd
C. A. Tingle
Greyley
Securities Act Attack Spurs Banker Drive for Revision
Investment Bankers Association leaders urged modification of the Securities Act at a Chicago convention, arguing the law hinders industrial recovery by exposing corporate directors to liability for misstatements. Keank M. Gordon claimed the act makes a country dealer liable for ventures not proven guilty, and urged clearer definitions of liabilities to aid capital formation and recovery.
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Bankers In Convention
Keank M. Gordon
Chicago
Clarks
Gordon
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Halloween Dance Sees Costumed Guests At Theta Sigma Upation
Hallowe en party scenes unfold with corn stalks jack o lanterns and ghost walk around the George Hall house. Guests include Mrs Ered Slyde housemother and many sorority members with hosts guiding festivities.
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Theta Sigma Upation
Ered Slyde
Avelyn Fesrémoeyer
Roger Albin
Verna Fruitensiver
Lourie Dertagnolii
Artelto ‘Tall
Alita Kiser
Hosahello Wolf
Evelyo Forntaz
Mllew Wildy
Boutalt Sorenson
Artes Sayer
Harelet Erdlntegier
L. V. Honge
George Serpan
Jimmy Reonk
Kenny Sizer
Darred Weelrick
Con Hay
Bruce Mordi
Alfred Prad’hamme
W.reeves
Hi] Messer
St George Hall
Hallowe'en
George Hall
Gs Hla
Beel Coutume
Bio Gueata
Marlon Rose Phelps
Mary Lee
Lowering Stutaman
Hetty Twist
Wilder Glenn
Arferly Hall
Chanda Stillwell
Robert Runnells
Paul Cilesale
Leroy Walton
Barry Harbaugh
Larry Gill
Wheat Rallies and Falls on Mixed Market Signals
Wheat prices rose briefly on a strong visible supply report but failed to hold gains as market declines reversed earlier advances. The weekly U.S. grain supply fell about six million bushels, leaving in sight 43 million bushels less than a year ago, while futures showed mixed movements for May July and December contracts. Nearby notes a wedding in Las Vegas and a local club meeting in Ault with a review of Miss Aishop and social refreshments to close.
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Get
U. S
Cory
Cline
Progress Club
F. J. Cilooene
Regitar
Wra
George Larnon
Homer Smith
Seventh Commandment Opens at Park Theater Tuesday
The Seventh Commandment opens Tuesday at the Park Theater. The story follows a young man leaving a small town for the city, his wild party before marriage, and a journey through quack doctors, ending with a moral lesson on restraint and responsibility.
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Park Theater
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