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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1959
Page
2
Ottawa reports that an average newsprint roll 32 inches in diameter runs about 4 miles long, while 36 inch rolls stretch 5 miles and 40 inch rolls 6.44 miles. A standard railroad carload holds about 25 full-size rolls.
McDonald's new drive-in at 2440 Ath Ave opens Wednesday with manager Ernest Marlin promising a dress rehearsal for staff to ensure smooth operation. The unit, one of 100 nationwide, will employ about 30 during summer and features stainless steel equipment and a self service layout aimed at quick, high quality meals.
Hammond Organ Studios debuts in Greeley at 629 8th St offering sales instruction rental and service for Hammond organs. Manager Dick Young formerly ran a Cheyenne music store led by a Nebraska Wesleyan BA and Nebraska master's work with wife Evelyn and four daughters. staff includes Keith May and Mary Blake with teaching duties as the move to Greeley approaches.
Interior Secretary Seaton approves promotion of Ni H. Dennell and William S. Palmer to assistant reclamation commissioners as part of reorganizing the Reclamation Bureau to three assistants. Both are veteran bureau employees and were named on recommendations by Commissioner Floyd B. Cumming. A second note adds a tip to use fresh baby beet tops like spinach.
Air Force pilot Robert A. Stewart, 27, of Belton Missouri bailed out of his F102 interceptor after engine flameout at 42 000 feet during a training flight from Richards Gebaur Base near Kansas City He landed three miles west of Hays was picked up by farmer Lee Schnatterly and taken to a hospital He described being buffeted by hail resembling a swarm of golf balls with wind reports ranging 85 to 150 mph The escape occurred during a severe storm with unconfirmed reports of tunnels in the area
DENVER AP Five men representing management union and the working electrician were appointed Thursday to the State Board of Electricians established by the legislature. Gov McNichols named Clarence Gould of Golden and George Gi Bernzen of Boulder contractors Harry W Bottém of Denver representing the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Thomas S Williams of Ouray a journeyman electrician and John B Pansunzia of Pueblo treasurer of a credit union maintained by an electrical union local.
Revenue for ten miles of Class 1 railroads in the United States fell to about 580 million in 1988, down 1 percent from the 4957 figure. Freight traffic by tonnage and distance declined as rail networks faced softer demand and economic headwinds.
Dr Wesley Staton, professor of health education at Colorado State College, named to the School Health Section of the American Public Health Association for 1854 60. As national officers are elected on nomination, his two year term begins in October at the APRA annual meeting. He is a fellow and has chaired the Committee on Research in School Health since 1935.
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