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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1955
Page
1
Cincinnati report shows 9 steel mills and 9 furnaces added to inland waterways boosting 1968 capacity by 2,782,150 tons. Total mills now 91 and furnaces 61 on inland routes. Over three years barges raised combined capacity by 15,019,480 tons while inland furnace lines added 8,324,980 tons.
A sheriff sale notice for a 1955 foreclosure targets real estate in Windsor and Greeley Colorado plus listed personal property from Benton Motor Co and associated parties. It orders public auction on June 20 and June 30 with deadlines for bids, details the debts to Reconstruction Finance Corporation and outlines auction locations at the court house and Benton’s Windsor facility.
Weld County Health Department announces two public health nurses. Kathiean J. Hendrick from Gresley will lead northern district duties, replacing Ming Betty Harris. Barbara J. Hagane from Fort Lupton will cover southeastern district, succeeding Violet Carlson on leave.
The Weld County fish and wildlife association hosts a fishing rodeo at Glenmore Park at 2 p.m. on June 18 for children up to 12 years. Prizes donated by local merchants will go to the biggest fish. treats and activities are planned. participants must bring their own pole and gear. the Colorado game and fish department will display mounted fish.
Citizens are summoned to answer the complaint within 20 days after service or 36 days if outside Colorado or by publication. The action seeks a complete partition and to reform a deed affecting property in Weld County, described as all of Section 22, Township 1 North, Range 61 West of the 6th P.M. The case names Annie E Guy et al as defendants. The filing is May 5 1955 with Martha R Grieg Clerk and Robert Rhodes Deputy Clerk.
Registration for the city swim program will be held June 15 at the Youth center with morning registrations for non Greeley youths and afternoon slots for Greeley youths. The program runs at Warnoca pool through August 12, funded by local civic groups and the Community Activities commission, with weekly sessions every Tuesday and Thursday.
A California trio, including a 28 year old woman known as Mrs Graham, were executed in San Quentin for a murder-for-money of a Southern California widow. The double postponements and delayed gas chamber death marked a chaotic, historic incident as Jack Santa, $4, and Emmet Perkins, $7, were also linked to five other murders including a 1952 crime against a grocer and three children.
An Evansville company unveils a dropper for infant linid vitamin doses made from a sturdy polyethylene plastic. The device can be bent twisted or squeezed without breaking, according to the manufacturer's claim.
The Rev Richmond Hutchins assistant rector of Trinity Episcopal Church resigns to become priest in charge of Trumansburg Willard and Horuls in the Diocese of Central New York effective Aug 1 He submits resignation at vestry meeting after two years in the post He and wife Dorothy have three children Mark Susan and Margaret Ann residing at 1814 Glenmere Court Hutchins Harvard trained and ordained in December at the Church BH the Ascension Denver
WARTIINGTON as American Farm Bureau Federation urges urgent action if farmers reject wheat marketing quotas. Charles Marshall Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation director told a Senate Agriculture Subcommittee an emergency program should set a national wheat acreage allotment of 62 million acres and price supports at 60 percent of parity.
Four eighth grade graduates Allen Blo Baum Maris Grugel Dick McMillan and Arlys Riekenberg received diplomas at a Trinity church service. Rev Theagare Meyer of Fort Collins urged learning to live and face life’s hardships as the Trinity Children choir sang Take Thou My Hands. Lynn Nielsen presented diplomas as the board member, with a reception in Luther hall hosted by seventh grade mothers.
Britain’s railway walkout shuts six Welsh steel plants, affecting 2,700 workers. A deadlocked talks with ASLEF and TUC followed a five day strike by engineers and firemen. Cabinet discusses impact on economy as port walkout disrupts exports.
Americans owe 143 billion dollars on cars as the Federal Reserve cites April gains in installment debt and mortgage borrowing. Bank loans to business rise 781 million from a year ago while overall money supplies tighten. Lenders balk at easy terms and borrowing costs climb, with housing and auto credit fueling a broader prosperity.
Colorado Springs resident C A Gillespie says he will ask the District Court to convene a grand jury to probe the City Council operation over a federal water agreement. He alleges the pact to supply three million gallons daily was illegal and seeks judicial review after the district attorney rejected the request May 20.
Percy B. Hicks, 60, vice president and grain manager of International Milling Co. and first vice president of the Minneapolis Grain Exchange, died Thursday in Minneapolis.
Shirley Neal Jones 42, artist and wife of Columbia University Law School professor Harry W. Innes, died Thursday in New York.
Washington reports from the Agricultural Service show world bread-grain output for 1954 at about 249 million short tons, with a record high or low difference of 11,090,000 tons noted in the Kemper Military Academy figures and other data reflecting a lower crop yield than earlier years.
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