15 Dec 1956
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1956
Page
1
Fragmented remarks describe labor leaders facing broken political machines and a potential rise in labor influence. The text cites concerns over voter registration efforts, pre-election campaigns, and fears of a disastrous swing in the Negro vote without organized mobilization.
A fragment from a Philadelphia goods store recounts chants of Promises, Promises, and lingering boasts. The hazy OCR hints at a scene where promises dominate sales rhetoric and community chatter.
Johnstown area report recalls the funeral of CEL Milner's mother in Longmont and notes the Milner family’s Kansas and Colorado roots, relocation to Longmont, and Christmas gatherings at Lewellen chapel. It covers plant awards and employee pins, a hospital stay for Donnie Somer, Legion auxiliary party, charity basket, round robin letters, local performances, and visits from relatives including Bayard and Pueblo families.
The Energy Commission announced that current uranium reserves justify continued exploration and a costly program to develop new supplies. Weller noted drilling and processing advances support a growing uranium industry, while stressing challenges and the need for deep reserves. The Uranium Institute comprises prospector, producer, and processor members.
A garbled report from West Palm Beach describes a police incident where a former Santa Claus, discharged from an apparent city department, told children Santa must return to the North Pole. Detective Tom Mortis charged the ex-Santa with larceny after a broken clock was reportedly taken in a store.
The article notes Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oales of Indianola and Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Peterson visiting Grand Junction to attend the State contest of Make It with West. Daughter Bobby tied in the upper tier of the junior division and earned 34 yards of wool for her achievement.
Police report a prowler stole nearly all of nurse Miss Moorman Feldt’s clothing, leaving only her uniform. The thief also broke into her car, took a coat and other items, and later exchanged a dress for a jail uniform. Investigation ongoing.
Eight American transport planes carried Hungarian refugees from Munich to the United States as part of Operation Sate American. Ambassador James Con warned refugees to wait for flight to freedom. U S Navy MATS and commercial planes operated the missions. By Thursday 200 were shipped on the first day and 207 on the second, bringing total departures to 834. Plans aim to fly 3,500 Hungarians to the United States by January 1.
Michael J. Roche, 56, advertising executive of Lever Brothers Co. who launched the soap firm s radio programs during the past 20 years, died. The Tribune Want Ads report Roche’s death in New Rochester, New York.
In the courts Judge Ferdinand Giesick presided over cases including careless driving fines of 13.50 for several defendants such as Richard E. Glin of 1318 Seventh Street and Miry Elizabeth Neuter of Route 3, with other charges like improper turn for Larry Knutsen of 114 North hth Avenue and no operator license for Jerky Tellez of 918 Third Street. Fines ranged from 2.50 to 18.40, reflecting traffic violations across multiple addresses.
Washington Friday report shows domestic and foreign crude petroleum stocks totaling 273,611 thousand barrels, a week drop of 1,606 thousand. Domestic crude reserves fell 2,630 thousand while foreign crude rose 984 thousand. Daily average production stood at 7,353 thousand barrels, up 220 thousand. runs to stills averaged 7,065 thousand, down 249.9 thousand. Regional changes include Nebraska-North Dakota up 185 thousand and Wyoming down 313 thousand. other Rocky Mountain states listed with gains and losses.
A U S federal tax report shows average per person tax liability around 447 dollars for the year ending 1985. The study cites total revenue of about 112.4 million dollars from a population near 168 million, with two other yearly averages noted at 1.98 and 1.55 dollars per person and higher historical peaks during wartime eras.
Police stopped a truck after its loading was revealed, with the driver a 15 year old boy and two friends admitting theft. The cargo totaled 176 cases of beer as officers, led by Detective W Ady, investigated the incident. A hurried tip about Peter’s Pop Corn requested corn balls and Christmas mint canes.
The Tampa Junior Chamber of Commerce postponed a talk by Sty. Dée, 27, after the scheduled speaker quit a job. The program chairman cited the circumstances as the reason for the postponement.
The Aetoe Finances Co manager and staff extend holiday greetings to friends and customers. The office will be closed Monday for the holiday and reopen Wednesday the 26th to assist people with business needs.
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