The Tribunes and Greeley Republic Executive Staff Note
Public notice from The Tribue Republican printing office lists staff and circulation details. It references AP news and subscription rates, with a Bible verse quoted at the end.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1952
Page
7
Public notice from The Tribue Republican printing office lists staff and circulation details. It references AP news and subscription rates, with a Bible verse quoted at the end.
The Christmas story parade held Saturday drew praise for church cooperation and improved quality over last year’s commercial tone. Fans lamented the absence of Santa Claus, while organizers stressed keeping the spirit of the story alive and a steady role for churches in the event.
An Associated Press analysis notes military leaders and South Koreans debate crossing the Yalu to end the Korean War. Opinions vary on feasibility and risks, with President-elect Eisenhower advised by allies to digest options before acting. The piece also discusses Stevenson’s looming party leadership challenges within the Democratic ranks.
The capital society plans a formal full dress season with white tie invites as Republicans retake the administration. Observers note past seasons under GOP leadership were brighter and more elegant than Democratic ones, with previous presidents and first ladies shaping official entertaining and etiquette.
Roanoke man Conner, 47, sailing from a Virginia produce market trip, dropped a billfold containing $1.59 into the Atlantic near St. Simone Island. He and his wife searched the tide and ocean spray, hoping the wallet would wash ashore.
Guy Omer a Greeley High School graduate now at the University of Kansas at Lawrence received an engineering honors prize from Sigma Tau for top grades in the freshmen class. Marriage licenses issued include David H. McCrery with Esther J. Randle, August Roth with Margaret Ochener, Charles E K Stevens with Fleeta Belle Lang, Robert G. Campbell with Mae B. Nusbaum, Anthony R. McCoy with Rita M. O'Donnell, Edmund B. Heterle with Iseballe E. Engel, Jacob Hergenreder with Amelia Reinick, and George Larabee with Alta Sudduth.
Washington reports indicate Wage Stabilization Board members prepared a sharp statement signaling resignations after Truman's coal wage decision. James Delmar of Houston Texas and Colin Gardner were noted as likely resigners, with seven industry members from the Chicago regional WSB cited for quitting. The group met overnight in protest, asserting the president's policy undermined inflation controls and wage program foundations.
In La Salle the Junior High Fellowship of the Presbyterian church staged the three act comedy Good Night Uncle George drawing about 180 attendees. Director Mrs. Henry Hockaday supervised cast including Delana THU Dora Jones Carolyn Nell Jernice Hovkaday Dewelden Emmons Datty Miller Phyllis Parker Arlene Worthy Roland Christian Gary Cade Walter Hockaday Alan Fitzgerald Charles Irwer Fred Urew er Bob Bernd with props by Barbara Creed. Host families welcomed guests at a Thambselving event. The Women's Association turkey dinner and bazaar followed Friday night.
Edward Andolser as executor presents to Weld County Court, Colorado, his accounts for final settlement of the estate of Louis Andol She deceased. The hearing is on January Ui day 1962 at Weld County Court. Interested parties may appear and object if desired. Hulbert D. Wade, Attorney. Nov. 24, Dec. 15, 1852.
Fragmentary text mentions a vain chase near a hill and a boat arrival, then a vague reference to a Wiltald ad and a precession of the equinoxes. It hints at a UA year eclipse-like cycle and drifting axes but lacks coherent facts or names.
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