26 Jul 1955
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1955
Page
1
A brief look at farm labor shows one American farmer once fed himself and seven others, could feed ten, now feeds eighteen. Only 11 percent of U S workers labor on farms while Russia employs more than half of its people in farming. Use the Tribune want ads.
Lucile Miller appointed secretary for the Community Activity Commission after a career as USO office secretary in WWII and a six year tenure at the Denver YMCA. She studied at Ohio Wasleyan University Muskingum College Cleveland School of Art and Dickinson Secretariat school. Miller served the Long's Peak Council of the Boy Scouts and is active in First Christian Church and Sunday school. She sits on the Greeley Council of Churches. she is married with one grandchild.
In uniform taking air indoctrination at Elgin AFB Florida and Maxwell AFB Alabama, Cadet Stanley D Casa son of G W Cass Briggsdale Colorado is among 686 cadets in the Air Indoctrination course this month. The program covers familiarization flights in Air Force aircraft, bombardment fighter bomber air defense and tactical reconnaissance, crew experience in long range flight operations and indoctrination in various Air Force duties.
The year 1954 saw trains accelerate with freight speed averaging 18.7 mph and passenger trains at 39.5 mph when measured between terminals including all stops. This marks continued growth in rail transport efficiency nationwide.
Dr. Decker told a festival audience that a college's reputation rests on the quality of its instructors ideas. He outlined how originality cosmopolitanism and culture measure educational value and urged fixing exams to reflect strong ideas. He argued teachers should emphasize one important idea per class and assess learning through demonstrations.
Platinum wire, used as fuses in delicate electrical instruments, can be drawn extremely fine so that fuses blow at very low predetermined currents, a property highlighted in Chicago reports.
More than 200 parts per fighter be pressed into each bomber at a Farmingdale factory, replacing hundreds of costly individual components. The change speeds production and reduces costs by standardizing parts across aircraft builds.
Evans Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cain and daughter Barbara of Cous Bay Oregon hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mitchell and Ava Mitchell’s mother. Captain and Mrs. Alton Cameron and daughter from Fairbanks Alaska visited en route to Fort Sill Oklahoma for a year of study. Also present were Francine Mann and David Brake from Long Beach and Cheyenne, and Jacob Kobler with granddaughter Sue Kobler in Alaska. Rev S E Parratt and Mrs Parratt were honored at a surprise party at the Evans Methodist church with service notes from Mrs J B Young and Mrs C D Parsons. Various locals visited afterward including Clifford Barnett and many others.
Mr and Mrs John Kyle of Tunes son Aris Mrs J H Kelley of C mie and Norma Kyle were guests of Mr and Mrs Tea Yure on Thursday. The John Kyle family are spending several weeks in Ber Yer with her aunt, Mrs Sie Mac up.
MEMPHIS Tennessee. Kim Story a two year old student shown on educational TV has been taught to read. His police officer father Frank Story notes Kim began with tough words like hexachloro phen e n and chlorophyll then moved to simpler text. He now reads almost anything and spends off moments naming automobile makes. He watches seven commercials but ignores the program.
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