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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1956
Page
4
A cluttered page shows staff and circulation details for The Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley Republican. It lists executives, subscription prices, service rates, and foreign copy concerns, with a public forum and religious quotes amid editorials.
A fragmented piece discusses a broad political slogan urging informed voting and credit to the American Heritage Formation. It notes 423 national groups participating, references past campaigns, and questions the impact of voter numbers versus educated choices. It also mentions an initiative to let riders view a locomotive cab with limited participation on the Long Island Railroad amid passenger critiques of the line.
A quirky regional note recounts Elijah the horse left to weather Colorado winter. Hunger from snow led ranch hands to drop hay by air. Owners praise horses for hardy resilience, noting humane sheltering feats by stockmen and a Samoyed dog left to sleep outside in subzero conditions.
A 1950s analysis notes Yugoslav leader Tito hedges between East and West. It highlights Western aid and the risk of Soviet pressure, viewing Tito as a possible neutral buffer who might rejoin a Western alliance if he survives. The piece cites large Soviet offers and Western investments amid Cold War tensions.
A fragment from 1937 notes Miss Harriett Erdbenegger arriving in Gretley Frden Stonu meul to teach at a local school this year and planning to study art and medicine at the University of Colorado. It mentions relatives, travel plans to New York and Europe, and honors for students who biked to school in harsh weather, with a fatal traffic accident statistic.
The article discusses a political figure who claims to be a Communist and intends to stay so. It notes U.S. hesitation and possible aid cuts, with tension between his stance and Western support. It speculates on his move between Russia and the West and the risk of losing Western backing if betrayed.
J A Roberts notes Western Europe shows signs of relaxing defense against renewed Russian pressure. He cites Dulles warnings that NATO must stay dynamic, France troop withdrawals, and Germany's slow rearmament, while NATO struggles to expand into economic and political realms and mobilize nonaligned allies.
In St John the Baptist Parish Louisiana Chief Deputy Sougy reports a week of notable names. Monday a man paid a traffic fine named Clark Gabel. Tuesday authorities seize a car from a debtor identified as Eddie Fisher. Thursday a traffic fine leads to another name Joe DiMaggio appears in a misread entry. A Romero notation mentions Saye Smagy, misattributed to Caesar. Faroe Islands ships sold fish worth 31.1 million in 1955.
The Ault-West Site club held a meeting with 21 members present. Guests Mrs. Viola Strang and Mrs. G. C. Durell attended. A hamdkerchief shower honored Mrs Edwind Larson who will visit Sweden. Plans for June 26 were discussed and roll call plant exchanges noted. Several contests and prizes were awarded, with future hosting by Mr. and Mrs. Grorgia Andersen. Members planned travels to Glenwood Springs, Chicago, Denver, and Fulton, MI for upcoming events and schooling.
The son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Jae Don Seastone engage with Mr and Mrs Elbora Gregory. The Gregories, teachers in the local school, plan a vacation visiting relatives across Missouri Oklahoma and Arkansas as they tour and rest.
A British trawler named Norihella became jammed in an iceberg off Greenland. The forepart was thrust into a massive icy drydock as weather worsened. The crew could not reverse at first but drift continued until the vessel could back away and clear the berg.
Manitou Springs officials weigh a 675000 water ban proposal tied to a special election on June 12 after Foettcher Co of Denver bid accepted by city council. General obligation bonds would mature in 3 years with interest around 3.64 percent, with Newman and Co and Peters Writer and Chelsterisen, Inc of Denver as other bidders. The city reserves the right to reject bids if the plan fails to pass.
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