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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1950
Page
3
A garbled clipping from The Greeley Daily Tribune presents publishing details and ownership blurbs, noting publisher, advertising manager, and association affiliations. It includes price lines and a signature mention by Mrs. B J Sheridan, with scattered references to The Greeley Republican and public forum notes.
A Greeley discussion questions forming a club for the physically handicapped arguing it could segregate them from normal life. Proponents say inclusion at work and play matters, while opponents worry about exclusion and the dilution of shared interests. The piece notes many local groups exist and urges cautious, non-discriminatory action.
AP analysis notes the Aleutians remain lightly defended after Japanese assaults in 1942. It cites scarce forces, limited funding, and weather hampers, with Adak and four air fields slated for closure by June 30 unless renewed. Strategists call the islands of limited strategic value and hard to defend.
Hal Boyle offers guidance to new graduates urging patience as the class of 1950 prepares for work and life. He notes many will start with modest pay and advises facing fear, embracing hard work, and building courage while pursuing a balanced, hopeful future.
19 Years Ago note details Jessie Fuson of Milliken, 20, a graduate of Colorado College in Colorado Springs, daughter of Dr and Mrs Fuson. She studied at Colorado Agricultural College for two years before transferring, pursuing speology. City to open bids June 19 1950 for concrete work on a new filter plant estimated at 10 to 12 thousand dollars. Misplaced lines mention Cropley Inn School seniors Joe Gm and Te Mile Lorang honored as outstanding graduates for scholarship leadership and activity. TV receivers affect reception with transmitters, erecting antennas on high masts up to 109 feet.
Windsor on June 29 will host the Garden Club Flower Show at Legion Hall from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mrs Adolph Winter speaks as president. A Garden Club breakfast and Fort Collins garden tour are planned for June 8 with hostesses Mrs Charles Lengel Mrs Wilbur Gault Mrs Tey Abbott Mrs Clifford Morey and Mrs Tillie Dowding. Messages note Mrs George J Tozer’s mother Mrs Mamie Holloway in Gilwon is improving and a funeral occurred in Galesburg. Poppy Day sales totaled 227 with Laurencia Palargnist and Roy Graves earning special gifts for top fundraisers. Windsor High School news includes Fritzler receiving a junior senior scholarship at Colorado A and M Fort Collins in Honor Day ceremonies. A meeting is set to organize a Gul Seoul Park with attendance of eligible boys and parents. The Windsor Lone Chip plans to gain public support for the park project.
The spring issue of Fulcrum, Colorado State College of Education’s magazine, is dedicated to Greeley banker Charles N. Jackson, longtime supporter on the college board. Edited by Mary Alyce Essig with George Oates, the issue features stories by Carl Sergen, Dale Yeadors, Aviolla Chambers, and others, plus a caricature by Verle Mickish.
Veterans ask about non service connected health needs and eligibility for VA hospital care. Guidance notes possible access if unaffordable or lacking alternatives with further information available from IVA Office room 305 Greeley Building Greeley Colorado.
An estray animal described as a brown pated white gel ding about 18 years old and 700 pounds was taken near Tear la Salle Weld County and will be sold by the board for the owner’s benefit if not claimed by June 18 1980 Also notice of final settlement in the estate of Banl M Christ deceased in Wald County Colorado with Ora B Christ as administrator and Marlert E Mann attorney set for June 1960 dates.
The Weld County Court of Colorado sets a June 18 1850 hearing to determine the effect of alleged obliteration from the will of Fred Brenner deceased. Heirs and devisees listed include Dorothy May Brenner Talcott and Clarence Winer Brenner among many others in Sheridan Cheyenne Wyoming Portland Oregon and Oklahoma towns.
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