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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1951
Page
13
The community reflecting on Greeley’s growth notes a housing and infrastructure push as city schools expand. Speakers credit farm productivity, machinery, and better planning for progress while emphasizing education must keep pace with economic demand.
A rural sanitation district approval was issued by decree after an election held in May. The vote counted 136 parsers in favor with unclear names and roles for several officials including Mrs. Re W. Wedel and A. Winter, amid ongoing district organization and tasks.
In a fragmented report from a Justice of the Peace court several drench terms appear with names and fines. Mateo Marada Eaton faces drunk driving and careless driving charges with fines listed. Truman Hall, Adolph Palomino, and George Laney show related offenses and penalties. Juries convicted J Peter Webber of Milliken for careless driving with $10 costs. others like Gordon Maddux and Clifford Carrall face driving offenses, pending continuances and prior arrests.
Denver June 1 negotiations reopen between Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph and the Communications Workers of America Union traffic representatives meet in the morning, plant officials in afternoon session. First talks since last week’s rejection of a $3 to $6 weekly raise offer. Union claims not reaching the 10 percent wage stabilization board limit.
Ernest Horn pupils from grade one to six staged a spring festival with the theme This World is Ours. A student chorus directed by A M Nayar opened with the national anthem followed by sections on a child learning of God and on other people.
An Associated Press survey finds no broad price war across Colorado after the Supreme Court outlawed the fair trade act. Denver and Grand Junction see the sharpest cuts in bonded whisky and drugstore items, while other cities report limited changes and cautious responses from retailers and officials.
A Santa Fe collision near Williams, Arkansas, injured fourteen women and disrupted service. One westbound coach derailed and a second train sideswiped it while awaiting clearance on a siding. A temporary track blockage caused delays as crews worked to restore the main line.
Brigadier and Mrs John .kaon divisional settlers of the Nation Army for Colorado Man Wyoming and Utah will conduct special services at the local Salvation Army hall Seventh Street at 9 am 2 pm and 7 45 pm Sunday. In the evening service babies will be dedicated new members enrolled and Home League members joined in one of the world s largest sewing circles.
Police report a teenage babysitter admitted stealing a 36 piece silverware set and a wrist watch from Martha Clemens of 2024 Sixth Avenue during the past two weeks. The items were recovered. the watch valued around 30 dollars, and other jewelry was missing but disputed. The suspect was arrested at the Clemens home and held for charges to be filed.
Kellys Road Show from Colorado State university presented a one night program at the Odd Fellows hall for Kiwanis Ladies Night with 170 in attendance. Terris Forrest, Elaing Hill, Jack Schluefle, Hawaiian student acts, Verla Mickish, and Harold Alexander highlighted a varied evening of songs, impersonations, art, and humor amid generous centerpieces and guest observers from Lincoln and Longmont.
Canadian News Print Toronto reports A-Annbi Yower and Paper Co. Ltd announced a ten dollar per ton price increase for newsprint. The hike lifts New York prices to 116 dollars per ton while Canadian prices reach 112 dollars per ton.
Rangely Power and Light Company announces redemption of all outstanding five year five percent debentures due and issued under a 1946 agreement. The Greeley National Bank serves as trustee. Redemption price equals the principal plus accrued interest, with deposit prior to the July 2, 1981 date, and debentures surrender at the bank office entitling holders to payment.
Dr Herbert I Jensen of the Colorado State College of Education was elected secretary treasurer of the Colorado Department of Audio Visual Instruction, a unit under the Colorado Education Association. He previously served as acting executive secretary and heads of audiovisual work in Colorado.
CSCE announces its Remedial Reading Laboratory for Children for July 2 to August 15. Verna Adote, a speech professor, will direct the program with interviews and evaluations for planning. Students from the college will assist, and no tuition will be charged.
The Greeley chapter of the Colorado Society Of Certified Public Accountants was formally recognized in Denver. State leaders announced the annual dinner, honored the chapter, and disclosed new officers and attending member firms from Greeley, Lakewood County, and nearby areas.
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