01 Jun 1955
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1955
Page
1
A chaotic scene near Orange, Tezim Constable reports a flying machine voyage that ended with a radiator fire. Two occupants were unhurt as bystanders watched a barrier fail and a mud hole threaten further trouble in the roadway.
A French letter to Thomas B. Stanley of Virginia requests payment of a 3104 bond and 20 coupons issued by the Confederate States in 1863. State Treasurer Jesse Dillon notes Virginia cannot be responsible for bonds of the entire Confederacy and that constitutional provisions bar payment of 1863 issues.
Fragmentary entry from a Houston business directory references Yesse's Jewelry and Liquor Store at 102 Wert Gray and mentions American housewives opening a 30 million tin. Core details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A new perlite deposit mining project begins on a 3181 acre tract in County Antrim near Tardee within the baronies of Lower and Upper Antrim and Lower Toome. The scarce mineral, used as insulation, is among the few known in Europe. Insulation uses have grown in America.
Weld County transfers incur a revenue stamp tax of 1.10 per thousand on real estate transactions.
Property transfer details show Millard KR and Mary McPhee Fitch conveying a mixed north and west frontage lot totaling 60 feet in Elk 14 Houston Heights Greeley to Raymond M Rose and Rose J Rose. Rev. income recorded as 13.75 dollars.
In Duluth Minnesota Albert Woolson 108 the last surviving Union Army veteran of the Civil War was hospitalized early Tuesday with bronchial pneumonia. An attendant at St Lukes Hospital reported Woolson was fasting quietly and his condition had improved slightly while in an oxygen tent.
City planners file a substitute plat to govern future subdivisions in Greeley and nearby areas within three miles. Abstract firms estimate a potential $30,000 saving by avoiding corrected plat entries, as symbols for primary and secondary streets were missing on the original map and later corrected.
Edward L. Swanee Taylor a noted air pioneer and aviation writer died Sunday in Washington at age 57. He organized the Powder Puff Derby and led the crocus country air race for women expanding women’s participation in aviation.
Walter Stockley, longtime Time editor and former Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph reporter, died Monday in New York. He steered Time Megerine through years of magazine leadership and shaped coverage across national affairs.
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