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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1957

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Textile Workers Restored as Bakery Union Faces Expulsion

AFL-CIO moved to restore the United Textile Workers to good standing while targeting the Bakery Workers Union for ouster. UTW pledges reform and suspension ends, but Bakery leaders led by James G. Cross refuse to surrender office. Meany warned expulsion if compliance fails by Thursday noon, with a split over forming a new bakery unit if expelled.

Norman Walker Atlantic City No. Wt Afl-Cio United Texte Workers Union UWT Bakery Workers Union UTW Expultia Thready Teamsters Union Thesday Com James G. Cross Cross Convention City George Meany Aflcio Executive Council Mand Stross Cincinnat Meany Pew Bakery Union Io Cals Afl-Cio Council Crose

Colorado Weather Ahead With Frigid Mountain Slopes

Weather bulletin notes 2 pm reading 36 degrees in Colorado. For 24 hours to 6 am Tuesday, highs near 73 and lows around 22. West generally fair, east partly cloudy with areas of snow along southeast slopes. Colder turning on Tuesday night into Wednesday with temps dipping, Durango forecast 50 to 12.

Colorado Durango

Regional Weather Wyoming Outlook Shows Snow Flurries

Regional forecast notes partly cloudy conditions in Wyoming with widely scattered light snow flurries in the mountains and southeast regions. Tuesday turns colder with rising temperatures east of Continental. Tuesday night dips below zero in the mountains. Drier and warmer by Wednesday as systems move east.

Wyoming

Trio Sought for Cortez Slaying

Sheriff A W Anderson named Ora Justice and Herbert Winett as two suspects and described an unidentified woman in a three state pickup issued to Colorado New Mexico and Arizona. The Cortes case involves a fatally beaten woman and a seriously injured husband with a robbery taking cash and jewelry on November 22.

Cortez Willie McEwee A. W. Anderson Anderson Ora Justice Herbert Winett Colorado New Mexico Arizona See? Ewen Cortes

Witness Harassed by Teamsters Detailing a Year of Harassment

Washington based testimony recounts Shelton P. Keeling a Nashville area mechanic who says Teamsters harassed him for opposing union actions. He describes car tampering, tool theft, and threats during 1954 strikes at Avis Motors in Nashville, with later interference at his employer in Chattanooga. He cites fear for safety and financial losses from repeated vandalism and retaliation.

Washington Senate Nashville Tenn Shelton P. Keeling Motorent Co Chattanooga Keeling Keelifg Teanster Wrath Avis Motors Teamsters Avis Helen Jem

Mission trip notes from Bishop Phillips visit to Africa

Speak Here Alshop Glenn R Phillips will speak at First Methodist Church of Greeley on Wednesday evening December with program starting at 7 30 p m. A family dinner precedes at 6 15 p m in Fallenship Hall. Bishop Phillips will share Africa trip photos from Egypt to Liberia describing Methodist missions and apartheid era scenes. a 1 30 p m talk invites all to attend even if dinner is not possible.

Alshop Glenn R. Phillips Denver Mathediat Church First Methodist Church of Greeley Stanley Wright Phillips Africa Cairo Egypt Khartoum Nile Victoria Falls Stanleyville Rhodesia Elizabethville Congo Krueger Park Johannesburg British South Africa Capetown Monrovia Liberia Bihop Phillips

Ford Low Bidder on New City Car

City bid opening shows Garnney and Wheeler offering a new Ford at 1804.20 to replace a 1987 Plymouth and a 1955 Chevrolet used by police. Edwards Chevrolet offered 1825, while multiple Denver firms bid on a Michigan frontend loader with prices ranging from 6215 to 2079 for various gasoline and diesel operated units.

Plymouth Chevrolet Garnney Wheeler Ford Edwards Chevrolet Michigan Western Machinery Co Denver Power Equipment Co Fasoline Dievel J. W. Moore Co Liberty Truck' K Parts Co Johnson-Tudor Co Faria-Moritz Equipment Co

Retired Surgeon Dies in Boulder Memory

Retired surgeon Dr EA MacCormack died Sunday in Boulder Colorado after a long career including 23 years in Peru as a medical missionary. He served as private physician to Peruvian President Leguia from 193 to 1801 and was mayor of Belaviata, Peru.

Boulder Colo. An EA. MacCormack Peru Fo Fxemer Peravian Presteat Leguia Belaviata Pen Bom Wailar, i

Weld County Tuberculosis Assn Nears Hall of Goal

Weld County Tuberculosis Association has raised $6200 in its annual Christmas Seal sale, or 43 percent of the $13600 county goal. Executive director Mrs Ruella Farkes urged residents to purchase seals promptly to support the program and relieve volunteers mailing reminders.

Weld County Tuberculosis Association Ruella Farkes Mire Parker Weld

12 Month School Proposed for Colorado Education Association

Denver cy eleven and 12 month school plans will be discussed at the annual meeting of the House of Defegates in Colorado Springs this week. The event runs Thursday through Saturday with over 40 members present. The Colorado Education Association Resolutions Committee considers merit rating study, refresher training, teacher qualifications, and programs for exceptional children among agenda items.

Steeter

Taylor Bows Out of Race for Lt. Gov.

Denver sources report Sen. Sam T. Taylor may seek re election to the Colorado Senate rather than run for lieutenant governor. Taylor, a Senate dean and majority leader, will decide next spring, while Donald P. Dunklee has announced candidacy and others are discussed as possible contenders. The 1958 contest takes on unusual importance as all state officials will serve four year terms.

Gordon G. Gauss Denver Sam T. Taylor Walesenburg Colorado Senate Taylor Daly Senate Robert L. Knous Frank L. Fiags Sir Nichols Knous Knoas Dunkles Donald P. Dunklee Charles Conklin Ddelta Colorado Howe of Representatives Robert A. Theobald Leadville Haseen Ferma McNichols United States Senate Gordon Allott Tarbor Aix Albert Tomise D-Walsenburz House of

New Gas Find On Bijou Irrigation Land In Greeley Area

Gas discovery flowing 34 million cubic feet daily on land now held by Bijou Land and Irrigation Co a Greeley owned outfit with offices in Coronado Bend area. Land spans from Weld Morgan county line to Fort Morgan about 300 plus acres plus. Locally the Bijou 1B well in 15-653 near NWNE and the Oliver test at Bolin north of Greasewood indicate drilling depths around 7500 to 8000 feet with tests by Tennessee Gas Transmission and Shannon Oil Co in Weld and Morgan counties.

Orchard Hell Greeley Coronado Bullaing Greeley Tribune Denver Oil Bijou Irrigation District Bijou Land & Irrigasion Company Greeley Men Louis Dinner David Miler Melvin Din It Fe Fuerst Greeley Company Weld Morgan County Fort Morgan Bijou William Kissinger & Company Denver Granite Tennessee Gas Transmission Company Greasewood Ruth Molin Lyons Weld County Shannon Oil Company Nene

Detective in Hospital Captures Swindler

Detective George Weidt, confined to a hospital bed for a checkup, spotted William Swindell Jr. at his door and seized him, ending a forgery and bad check case. The capture occurred Monday as the officer remained hospitalized.

Pittsburgie Uy George Weidt Teidt Weld Wiliam Swindell Jr

Briggsdale Man Among Two Killed South of Durango

Arnold Speaker 29, a Briggsdale native, was one of two men killed in a highway accident 42 miles south of Durango Colorado on U S 85. His brother James Speaker drove the car and survived. passenger Richard Stefan 21 died. Arnold and James worked on an oil drilling rig at Farmington NM. The crash involved a truck aiding a stranded motorist. the car swerved, struck the truck, and crashed through a fence into a field. Arnold’s widow Ruth Blanley and two sons survive, along with his mother and siblings James Dan Sara Paul Ela Viola. Funeral plans were not set.

Arnold Speaker Briggsdale Weld County Wos Durango Colorado James Speaker Richard Stefan Arnold Farmington N. M Stefan Art Wels U.S. 85 Welte Elizabeth Speaker Brigesdale Ruth Blanley Keota

Eisenhower to Paris NATO Summit With Doctors OK

President Eisenhower plans to travel to Paris for the NATO Summit after doctors say his condition has improved sufficiently. White House said he will leave Friday afternoon by plane and is expected to deliver the opening address for the American delegation at the Monday session.

Washington Eisenhower NATO Paris Liz White House James C. Hagerty Orley Field Hagerty

Adeline Nichols Dies Pioneer of Ault at funeral

Adeline E Nichols a pioneer of the Ault community died Sunday at Weld County General Hospital Born April 26 1865 in Mullman West Virginia she came to Colorado as a young woman living in Eaton later moving to a farm southwest of Ault She married Albert Nichols February 2 1898 in Cheyenne Survivors include two daughters a grandson four great grandchildren and several nieces Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 pm from Macys Eaton chapel with interment at Eaton cemetery

Ault Adeline E. Nichols Weld County General Hospital Mullman W. Va Henry Jane Morris Sirs. Nichols Colorado Eaton Auk Cheyenne Albert Nichols Aukt Nichols Ault Congressional Church Dorothy Rebekah Lodge Pioneer Clubs Eaton and G. W. (Grayer) Aken Alfred Lotuhe Mable Steinhof Sra Nigholy Macys Eaton

Hubby Used Hypnotism So Wife Gets Divorce

In Los Angeles a divorce was granted to Verona Wandt 34 on testimony that husband Henry 39 hypnotized her to learn of her outside relationships. She testified he would murmur while she slept asking if they could go out and implying her husband would never discover.

Hubby Los Angeles A Howe Alle Verona Wandt Henry

Fire damages house on Thirteenth Street Tuesday

A basement blaze at Jake Dorn’s home on 13th Street damaged walls and ceiling and scorched work clothes. Firefighters, arriving amid thick smoke and intense heat, used masks to enter and extinguish the fire caused by a lit match reportedly used to start the water tap.

About & Am Thirteenth Street Jake Dorn Dorn

Bandit Robs Salesman Ties Him With Dog Collars

Dallas Ut-A salesman from Los Angeles reports he was robbed Monday night in his downtown hotel room by a stranger who tied him up with the victim’s own beaded feather dog collars and stole $100 at knife point. He sells women's clothes and fancy dog apparel.

Dallas Hy Herslg Los Angeles

Firefighting Contains West Of Fort Collins Brush Fire

A brush fire near the K. J. Brackenbury Ranch in the Cherokee Park area was brought under control by Larimer County Sheriff’s office and Colorado State University Forest Service on Monday night. Twenty men used mobile pumping stations to contain the blaze in a dry creek bottom and remained overnight to prevent reignition amid possible wind increases near Roosevelt National Forest.

Fort Collins AsSacra Forest K. J. Brackenbury Ranch Cherokee Park Larimer County Sherif Sherif Colorado State University Forest Service Dept Roosevelt National Forest

Tax Certificates Sold Monday Here Over $24 000

Tax certificates amounting to 26 790.98 were sold by the county treasurer's office Monday at this year s sale of delinquent real property taxes. About 15 to 30 buyers attended the sale in the treasurer s office Monday morning. County Treasurer Charles Bursill said Tuesday fewer than 250 certificates were sold, likely less than the prior sale when 215 certificates brought 31,058.09. A total of 11,078.81 in taxes advertised for sale this year remained unsold Monday.

Charles Bursiell Seten City of Greeley Windsor

Palm Fronds Suffocate Calif Tree Trimmer

Melchor Vargas WO, a California tree trimmer in a cemetery, was suffocated when a mass of palm fronds slid down the trunk and enveloped him. His body was found four feet up the tree, still strapped in his safety belt as several hundred pounds of fronds pinned him in place.

Los Angeles Melchor Vargas Vargas

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