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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1956

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Soviet Foreign Minister urges halt to nuclear tests

Dmitri Shepilov addressed 1000 Supreme Soviet delegates in Moscow urging the United States Britain and other nations to stop testing nuclear weapons. He proposed three paths including UN framework a tripartite pact and separate government statements. Western officials dismissed the plan as propaganda and not new.

Moscow Soviet Union United, States Britain Dmitri Shepiloy V. M. Meloluy Supreme Soviet United Nations Wey Washington Shepilov United States Australia Canada U. N

Soviet Legislature backs end to arms race and nuclear tests

The Soviet Legislature backed an appeal from the Japanese Parliament calling for an end to nuclear weapons tests. The motion was debated and adopted unanimously. The action follows a call for peace talks with Japan scheduled to begin soon.

One Slightly Hurt in County Accident

Over the weekend Weld county roads saw no deaths with minor injuries. A 1996 Lincoln driven by Alvin J. Herman 28 of Route 4 Greeley skidded on Twentieth street road seven miles west of Greeley. Damages were about 2200. The incident occurred at 10745 p.m. Sunday, Sergeant Welch reported. Earlier a 1953 Ford driven by Gregoria Garcia 17 of Pierce parked at Lee's Drive Inn and Richard Harley 23 of 1610 Fifth street collided after Harley pulled up, damaging both cars. Estimated damages: 25 and 45 dollars. Patrolman Warner covered. Saturday a collision on Twentieth street road near Greeley involved a 1953 Mercury driven by Robert Meyer 18 Route 3 Greeley and James Salazar 2 of Deover All. Meyer pulled from a driveway. both cars damaged left front. Damages: 400 and 500 dollars. Patrolman Wilson covered.

Weld Colorado Walte Taylor Route 4 Greeley Alvin J. Herman Harrow Welch Ford Gregorila Gloria Garcia Pierce Lee's Drive Inn Garden City Richard Kenneth Harley Fifth Street Eighth Avenue Hartley Drive Inn Garcia Harlley Warner Twentieth Street Mercury Robert Meyer Route 3 Oldsmobile James Salazar Deover Meyer Salazar Wilson

Two Injured in Sports Car Wreck Near Pueblo

A $10,000 sports car carrying Ulysses Grant Marshall of Tulsa and Virginia Herlock Marshall smashed into the Huerfano River bridge about 21 miles east of Pueblo. Marshall suffered cuts and bruises while Mrs Virginia Herlock Marshall was hospitalized with a fractured nose. Highway Patrolman Joseph Hall said Marshall apparently fell asleep at the wheel.

Pueblo Huerfana River Puebla Ulysses Grant Marshall Tulsa Okla U. S. 50 Virginia Herlock Marshall Joseph Hall Marshall

Pravda accuses Dulles of sowing poisonous seeds

Pravda accuses Secretary of State Dulles of sowing poisonous seeds to incite revolts in Communist nations. It cites Poznan riots and a Budapest meeting as outcomes of U.S. interference and warns that such actions could provoke a new bloody war.

Pravda Dulles Mosclow Soviet Communist Party U. S Poznan Poland Soviet Union United States Budapest Hungary

Bach Requiem replaces July 22 vespers at CSU campus

Calvary Baptist pastor Rev. Harleigh M. Rosenberger told a Garden Theater campus audience that July 22 vespers will be replaced by Bach's Requiem performed by the college summer concert choir and orchestra led by guest director Bruck McElheran. He urged humility and service as the true measure of greatness, noting even unknown inventors shape history.

Tey Harleigh M. Rosenberger Calvary Baptist Church Denver Garden Theater CSCE Greeley Council of Churches Nwo Bruck McElheran Slain University Teachers College Potsdam N.Y Kingdom of God Rosenberger

Bear thief shatters car windshield in Rye trip

In Rye Colorado a thief smashed the windshield of Charles W Terrill’s car during a weekend fishing trip. Terrill filed an insurance claim but was denied. The culprit was a bear.

Rye, Colo. W Charles W. Terrill Terrill

Denver bookkeeper held for embezzlement in Nebraska

Jald was John 4. Van Ellis a Denver bookkeeper aged about year old was arrested in Scotlebluff on larceny and embezzlement charges. Ray Humphreys chief investigator for the district attorney's office stated Van Ellis was charged with larceny by bailee and embezzlement of 100 dollars from company cast receipts on May 24 1956. James Montgomery a partner said an accountant found shortages totaling 2500 dollars for a nine day period before June 12. Montgomery said Van Hills had been discharged June 12.

Denver Scotlebluff Neb John 4 van Ellis Symonds-Atkinson Optical Co Ray Humphreys Off Hee van Ells James Montgomery Montgomery van Hills

How Much Corn Can You Grow Contest Opens Entries

Five entries have been received for the Weld county seed corn contest sponsored by the Greeley Chamber of Commerce. Open to any farm, with one entry per farm, fields must be at least five acres. Harvest around November 1, moisture measured, random samples included, awards include a plaque for first place and a guest speaker event.

Stan Boyes Greeley Extension Service Tom Shenk

Opportunities in Teaching Are Improving in Greeley

Dr. Leslie K. Grimes, superintendent of Greeley schools, said at a college assembly that teaching opportunities are improving in Colorado and Greeley. He noted rising teacher respect and pay, outlined state education progress, and warned about political party bias in state board elections. He described Greeley’s system with 4,500–4,600 pupils, about 200 teachers, and a $1.25 million annual budget, and highlighted plans for new elementary schools to handle a future enrollment increase.

Colorado Greeley Leslie K. Grimes Collee Grimes William BR. Ross Board of Education State Board of Education Sperson Nebraska Public Employees Retirement Association Greeley Schoolsystem de. Grimes Kent Grintes Jar Ross Student Union

Foster Son's Widow Dies at Denver in 1930s

Mrs. Oliver Baker, 51 year old widow of Col. William Cody’s foster son Johnny Baker, died after a long illness. The Bakers opened Cody Memorial atop Lookout Mountain after moving to Colorado in 1921 and she ran the museum after her husband’s 1931 death. Born in Holyoke Massachusetts, she married Baker in 1900 and is survived by a sister Wall Burgess of Holyoke. Funeral services scheduled for Wednesday afternoon.

Denver Oliver Baker Col Wiliam Fato Bill Cody Johony Baker Bakers Cody Memorial Lookout Mountain Here Colorado Wall Burgess Holyoke

Emergency Declared to Boost Salk Polio Shots

North Carolina declared a statewide emergency to expand Salk polio vaccinations. Mass free clinics will open next Monday as the North Carolina Medical Society polio vaccine committee acts. The state ranks near the bottom in vaccine uptake with about 1.915 million eligible, but only about one third vaccinated.

Greensboro N. i North Carolina North Carolina Medical Society Donald Koonce Wilmington

Trinidad Lawmaker Opposes County Assembly System

Trinidad lawmaker Phillip Massari a Democrat from Trinidad opposes county party assemblies and says candidates should appear on ballots by petition Massari seeks the Democratic nomination for state senate seat He faces opposition from Trinidad mayor Dr James Donnelly

Trinidad Phillip Massari Massari Jlowse Senate James &. Donnelly

Notice of Administration In Wed County Colorado

ADELAIDE CHER administratrix of the estate of VICTOR CHENGO deceased gives notice that creditors and all persons having claims against the estate must present them for allowance in the County Court of Wed County Colorado on the 2nd day of June 1956. Creditors must file their claims with the court. All persons barred thereafter. Adelaide Cher administratrix Hanichenn Houtchens, Attys at Law. June 26 and July 17 1956.

SOIC Victor Chengo Tuna Adelaide Cher Aduinleteatris Hanichenn & Houtchens Aibvengys

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