26 Jan 1955
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1955
Page
1
Chestertown NB note says music juke box prices reduced from 30 to 8 cents per play. Operators claim 10 cents per play three for a quarter yields less revenue than the nickel rate.
Thomas G. Lackland retires as chief of police at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio Texas. The base a major training center for Air Force recruits is named for Brigadier General Geo. Frank Lackland, his brother.
Pueblo council adopts second reading of an ordinance banning the sale of milk produced outside the Pueblo area. If approved, it would prohibit sale of products from Bulk Milk Sales of Colorado Springs, amid a milk price war that saw Colorado Springs lowering prices while Pueblo dairies cut theirs. Local officials found the prohibition had been repealed two years ago, but bulk milk sales still source within a 30 mile radius of Colorado Springs.
Five grade students in Oakland faced a mixup over a song as the Star Spangled Banner was disputed during a Friday night event. A barter market report mentions Botovin trading crude oil with Chile for steel, per La Pax.
Gilcrest hosted a National Forensic League speech meet on Wednesday Jan 19 with visiting leagues from Longmont Mead College High Greeley and La Salle. About 78 entries competed as judges from Colorado State College of Education evaluated performances and awards.
Red Cross in Weld County knitted woolen face masks used by servicemen at Phale air base Greenland in bitter cold. Johnny O Hines confirms delivery from the Greenland base field director and praises the chapter for producing 39 masks. Mrs Lester Arbuthnot chairs production service and the masks were sent to national Red Cross for distribution.
The village of Oxhtemo near Kalamazoo bills itself as The Antique Capital of Michigan with two gas stations, one restaurant and four thriving antique shops serving a 216 resident community. The Tribune Want Ads note the local activity.
Pravda faults Soviet building as too costly, inefficient, and stylish, noting architects petition to move from Construction Ministry to Culture Ministry. The article says this shift could curb extravagance in residential projects and address widespread design faults.
The article notes neck muscle tension from anxiety can cause stiffness pain and headaches. It mentions chiropractors identify tension areas and adjust to relieve nerve irritation linked to headaches and migraines.
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