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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1951
Page
6
Fractured OCR shows a dated act reference and names like Greeley and Falter with titles Advertising Manager and others. Mentions prices and subscriptions by mail, including terms for 2 years or one year, with vague positive notes on prepaid subservations.
Randolph Leigh argues in Harper's on what Russia requires for modern war, detailing oil, steel, food, and transport limits. He asserts Russia's oil from the Middle East, steel production at a fraction of the U.S., and food shortfalls, suggesting supply weaknesses could deter major conflict, amid Soviet resilience concerns.
Excellently photographed in Technicolor, High Lonesome opens Tuesday at the Chief theater with John Barrymore Jr. in a suspenseful motor drama. The cast includes Chill Wills Basil Rayadeel Lele Butler and Kris tie Mier as the film unfolds amid rugged Texan scenery and dramatic chase sequences.
The United States liner is slated for launch on June 23 at Newport News Virginia. The event drew many spectators and officials from the Maritime Administration and a prominent senator’s family, including Mrs Connally, who attended the ceremony and spoke sparingly about her experience.
Peggy Lee, born Norma Bystrom in Jamestown North Dakota, rose from delivering railroad passes to Hollywood to singing with Benny Goodman. After a radio start in Fargo she moved to Chicago with Dave Barbour, left Goodman, and began a prolific career, now headlining at the Copacabana and touring.
After 21 years in hospital care for oatment of service connected disability, compensation may increase to 100 percent and continue during hospitalization. Hospital stays alone do not guarantee a change. For details contact 94 Palmer Mander, Officer in Charge, Office, 108 Greeley Building, Goavad e, telephones 620.
Washington dispatch notes White House social secretary Mrs James M Helin presides at a women journalists gathering in a first floor conference room. Attendance is limited and identity checks enforced. Helin reports only approved items from Mrs Truman and Margaret, including questions about cost of Margaret’s European trip.
Norfolk air base enlistee Amburn faced navy denial of emergency leave to marry Betty Thompson of Atlanta. He arrived with a nervous breakdown, was admitted to a dispensary, and later sought to limit publicity as he and Betty faced an uncertain future. Amburn's family pressured over the publicity, while Betty's days were reportedly numbered in light of the cancer battle.
Hal Boyle recalls a global firm facing a witch as a labor issue after workers claim magical interference. Wives feel spells, group resignations loom, and the staff questions the culprit who oddly confesses to being a witch. The tale blends humor with workplace superstition.
A 1932 summary notes the Women’s Citizenship League finishing its year with a gathering at Mrs. Harry W. Farr’s home. Derry Kerda of G. We Moory and P.O. Lamb top the Col warde Agricultural College tests. Frankes Newsome scores gold for a Greeley high scholarship.
A portable fence used at Cameeon Park South Orange New Jersey keeps crowds at a proper distance during South Orange Community Little League games for players aged eight to twelve. The fence is erected around the outfield before each game and removed afterward.
An engaged couple faced indefinite postponement as one partner announced a personal decision, while a cancer survivor named Ratty Tug ended her legal case. A long-awaited move to Ambir was delayed. a physician noted possible fatty liver. In Atlanta, Netty’s online message to her mother described travel and concern for her child.
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