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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1955
Page
12
A survey sponsored by a Columbia University affiliate shows New York area schools spend about 400 per pupil, far above the national average of 260. The study notes many communities are not keeping pace with rising costs as a larger share of income goes to education compared with 15 years ago.
An attorney cross examined a witness in a lawsuit asking what Mrs Jones said when the caller questioned her. The opposing attorney objected as leading and irrelevant. After argument, the judge allowed the question and the witness answered nothing, saying she wasn t at home.
Canadian labor income rose to an all time high of 11.91 billion dollars in 1954, up two percent from 1953, reflecting strong earnings across industries and seasonal wage trends nationwide.
AP News features Irving Desfor notes a growing move toward self improvement by photographers, led by National Press Photographers Association and local short courses. At UNC Chapel Hill, topics included photo captions, with J Howard Knapp stressing exact location, date, identity, and title data written to negatives. Photographers of all levels attend, from students to pros, applying lesson ideas to both press and personal images.
The piece discusses crafting captions for photo captions, arguing that captions shape emotion and meaning, not every image needs dramatic wording. It provides examples ranging from humorous lines to safety messages, and emphasizes caption quality as the final touch that boosts interest in a family album.
Mrs Ruby Solomon, encouraged by a judo session with the sheriff's women's reserve, challenged her husband Ben Solomon to strike. She raised her left hand to block, but he landed a haymaker, revealing he is left handed and swung southpaw.
In Richmond Virginia a resident asked Henrico County tax assessor J M Barlow for a tangled up tax form and received an intangible personal property tax form, a light moment highlighting local tax duties and forms.
Garden bulbs such as gladiolus and hyacinthus candicans prove easier to grow than seeds and can be lifted before frost for winter storage. The catalog highlights three corner blams, Ismene calathinga, zephyranthes, tuberose, and begonias, noting fragrance, colors, and ideal planting spots from patios to shaded corners.
Outdoor theater management installs facilities for mounted riders with stalls and feeding areas for horses and a parking area for motorcycles as part of the saddle trade setup in Chicago.
Washington official Randahl urged a Senate panel to approve 179616 dollars for the Reclamation Bureau for the year starting July 4. The request tops the current year by about one million and includes 146041 dollars for construction, with 4355 dollars earmarked to begin five new irrigation projects such as Joseph Dam in Washington Deschutes Haystack reservoir in Oregon Michaud Flats in Idaho Palo Verde in California and Santa Maria in California.
The text lists Alamogordo dam on the Carlsbad project in New Mexico the Crescent Lake dam in Oregon and the Yuma auxiliary project in Arizona. It reads as a catalog of dam names and associated projects across three states.
General Maxwell D. Taylor, who will depart Sunday to assume as U S Army chief of staff, was Wednesday awarded Japan’s Order of the Rising Sun, a significant honor reflecting wartime alliance ties.
A 500 pound church bell four feet high and three and a half feet in diameter was found in an alley by youths in Detroit. The Rev. Richard I. Kovdeen, Lutheran pastor, claimed the bell had been stored in a garage awaiting a new church’s completion. Neighbors told police the boys had struggled with the bell before officers intervened.
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