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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1951
Page
16
OCR reads a jumble of 1946 era car mentions including Plymouth, Desoto, Pontiac, Buick and other models. Items list four door sedans, heaters, radios, transmissions, lights, and accessories with numerous misspellings and unclear details.
Classified note advertises a 1939 Studebaker four door with radio and heater, good motor, and a Torviahy seat rubber in working condition. Location listed as 1108 8th Avenue, Dodge-Plymouth, with contact PA 2006.
VORIS BROS list includes a Stu debaker model with heater and radio and a 1942 Chrysler two door with heater and radio. a Plymouth model with neuter features. The catalog shows vehicles with standard equipment like heater and radio for sale.
A terse OCR fragment lists Ate Trailers REW and Urallern K Tralive Sales and various trade terms. It mentions Keilerworth Updream Mex Astahage Plu 181 SEW Uaed Trailens and Ellis Motor, with references to HEB5 Bln Ave, suggesting a rough trades or dealership context. The readable items reflect varied supplier names and locations amid incomplete entries.
Denver market notes show turkey and grain prices, live poultry demand, hog and beef trading, and cattle calf availability. Livestock receipts and price ranges illustrate steady to soft movements across hogs, sheep, and cattle with specific pounds and grade data from Denver markets and surrounding regions.
The Chicago grain market opened dull with little life beyond a spark in soybeans and dry beans. Prices for wheat and corn drifted as traders awaited a fresh crop report from O M Galvin. Contracts edged up several cents but overall activity remained subdued as winter wheat forecasts shifted.
In slow trading, the New York market drifted lower as leaders mostly fell and total turnover neared two hundred thousand shares. Banks and industrials mostly eased, while government issues remained steady. a few corporate moves showed brief gains before retreating.
Local market report lists corrected wheat and barley prices, butterfat, pint beans, and mixed trades. Entries include double A whites, Deubte Abrényns, current receipts of colored hens and leghorn listings by weight, with price notes and commodity impressions for the period.
A confusing notice discusses changes to the home loan guaranty for World War I veterans, noting a new limit of 7500 and that older guaranty credits cannot be claimed under the current law. It lists a Greenley Colorado contact and hints at further information channels, alongside a stray culinary instruction unlikely connected to the notice.
Vincent McKugh of Denver, novelist and show story writer, joins the summer session faculty at Colorado State College of Education from June 25 to July 20. He will teach Techniques of the Novel from 9 to 11 a.m. and Creative Writing from 1 to 2 p.m. McKugh, a former New Yorker staff writer, has authored five novels and a 1950 book on novel technique. He and his wife have lived in Denver, where he has done college extension writing instruction.
Civil defense expert Dr. Long of Hocking University of Medicine argues for urgent national planning to stock medical supplies for mass casualties from a major attack. He warns current plans are dated and insufficient for thousands of injuries, urging federal aid and regional stockpiles to serve tens of thousands within hours.
Early cooking guidance describes using dry heat at low to moderate heat for young chickens and moist heat for older birds to ensure tenderness and safety.
A new national fund to aid medical education was unveiled in New York to mobilize private gifts for U.S. medical schools facing rising costs and declining endowment income. The National Fund for Medical Education aims to raise more than 6 million dollars this year to ease funding gaps and preserve high academic standards.
Air Force pilots report shooting at camels in North Korea near Hungnan and Pyongyang, countering skeptics who say the reports are misidentified animals. Navy fighter pilots back the claim, noting several camels spotted along red supply routes and even seen hauling artillery pieces during raids by F-80 jets led by Lt. Norman Burbner of Des Moines.
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