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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1956

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Loss of Andrea Doria Crowds Confuse Death Toll and Radar Claims

Conflicting reports from Coast Guard and Italian Line leave number of survivors and victims unclear after the Andrea Doria collision with the Stockholm. Radar status disputed amid fog as crews and officials race to tabulate passengers and crew. Pope Pius XII and President Eisenhower voiced condolences while survivors recount chaotic evacuation.

New York Hla É Tlalianine Ffriight Bkturei Cate Coast Guard York City Police SBP Aoast Guard Lostee Guard Sofie Toria Stockholm Iday Gunnar Nordenson Walian Doria Chrns Halen Nantuckett Island Mas P Ihe Eisenhower Rome Pius XII Antonio Segui Doris Massachusetts St. Louis Post-Dispatch Ken Gouldthorps The Pulitzer Publishing Co St. Louis

Salk Vaccine Diverted to Commerce in Colorado

Colorado officials divert 4 148 doses of the federal Salk polio vaccine to commercial channels while 3 788 doses will be bought with federal funds for free local distribution. Dr. Roy L. Cleere confirmed the state received 819 239 total doses from the U S Public Health Service to date.

Denver Roy L. Cleere Colorado U. S. Public Health Service

Business Loans Rise in First Half of 1956

The Federal Reserve on Thursday reported in its monthly bulletin that outstanding bank loans grew by about four billion dollars in the first six months of 1956. Business loans accounted for over three fifths of the increase, indicating a sharp upturn offsetting slower consumer credit growth.

Washington Federal Reserve System Reserve System

Four New Trustees Named for Tuberculosis Foundation

The Colorado Foundation for Research in Tuberculosis announced Friday the addition of four new trustees. They are Marshall Sprague and James B. Day of Colorado Springs and Gilbert J. Mueller and A. S. Broadhead of Denver. They succeed retiring trustees Dr. E. Nimtan Hazlehurst Ruth Boisse vain and Myron Blackmer.

Denver Colorado Foundation For Research In Tuberculosis Marshall Sprague James B. Day Colorado Springs Gilbert J. Mueller A. 5. Broadhead Deniver

Population rises in Auckland by over eleven thousand

New Zealand city of Auckland recorded a population increase of more than 11 000 during 1955 reflecting continued urban growth. The rise marks a notable demographic shift with implications for housing and services in the region.

Auckland New Zealand

Tax Evader Sentenced in Denver Case

Joe Pisciotta, 43, Pueblo tavern operator, was sentenced to one year and one day in federal prison and fined nearly $4,000 for evading taxes. His attorney filed notice of appeal to the Tenth Circuit. Judge Lee Knous allowed him to remain free on $2,500 bond during appeal.

Denver la Joe Pisciotta Pueblo Tune 14 Gate Joseph N. Lilly Eth Circuit Court of Appeals Lee Knous Piscialia

Phones Show Gain in United States Total

Chicago report notes the number of telephones in service in the United States totals nearly 30 million, reflecting an increase of about 8 percent over 1946. The data imply continued growth in telephone adoption and rural service expansion during the postwar period.

Chicago United States

Top-Fermented Milwaukee Ale Description

Ale described as top fermented with yeast rising to the surface during fermentation at a higher temperature than lager. The resulting ale is paler and lighter in body with a pronounced flavor and often more hops.

Cadet Darrell Kemp At Camp Cadet Near Riverside

Ailends Camp Cadet Darrell Kemp son of Mr and Mrs Lester Kemp Arriba is a CSCE senior now in the air force reserve officers training corps at a training camp near March Field Calif The camp includes college seniors in air force operations maintenance logistics flight planning intelligence and athletics Each cadet will receive orientation flights in air force aircraft Kemp and his wife Wilma Pracht live in Greeley while he attends college Mr and Mrs Charles Pracht of Arriba are visiting their daughter during Kemp’s absence.

Darrell Kemp Lester Kemp Arriba CSCE Silt Force Reserve Officers’ Training Corps March Apb Riverside Calif Ing Alr Fores Air Force March Field Strategic Air Command Kemp Wilma Pracht Greeley Charles Pracht Afriba

Everglades Park Largest U.S. Subtropical Wilderness

Everglades National Park occupies the Florida peninsula tip as the United States largest subtropical wilderness. It spans about 1,500,000 acres of land and water. Notable birds include egrets and spoonbills that nest in midwinter and early spring.

Everglades National Park Florida Peninsula United States

College Board Studies Fort Lewis Building Bids

Fort Collins Colorado Board of Agriculture announced it is studying bids on two Fort Lewis College buildings near Durango. The apparent low bidder was Craftsmen Construction Co. of Denver with an offer of 884 050 dollars. funds are insufficient for a final decision.

Fort Collins Colorado Board of Agriculture Fort Lewis

Consumers in strong position says Stanford expert

Stanford California Thursday business conference hears Dr Marlin Gainsbrugh say more people owe more money now than ever but consumers remain in an extremely strong position due to the asset side and borrowing base referenced in his prepared address.

Stanford University Calif Marlin R. Gainsbrugh Stanford Business Conference New York Economist

Insect Can Turn Head

Boston report notes the mantis is reputed to be the only insect that can turn its head. Also mentions seven prescription chemists at Rexall stores and S H stamps at Gilbert Bishop and Weldorado Drug.

Boston Rexall S&h Gilbert Bishop Weldorado Druge Atty

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