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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1951
Page
11
Citizens flood city hall with complaints over a railroad crossing fence marked with Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Tuba company pipe. The uproar centers on why National Tube was not used and references local workers at National Tube plants.
A U S Bless company executive clarified the fence controversy by stating National Tube plants in Searsport do not manufacture pipes of that size, noting they only produce large butt joints. The piece compares lifetime survival odds for workers: 16 year olds have 6 in 100 chance to retire at 66, versus 51 in 100 for grandfathers who started around the turn of the century.
Two sons of Mr and Mrs Henry Schuppe of Eaton are in service Sgt Paul D Schuppe 87717304 Hq Sqdn 700th BMTG Lackland AFB Texas and Richards Schuppe BA 372-1865 2 AD USS Alan ARG c o Poat Master San Francisco California Paul served overseas in Korea and Japan and was recalled Logervica Sept 6 transferring to air force The Ajax is in Japanese waters Cain arrested for mail robbery in Frusta Jan 13 144 and suspected of other mail thefts in Colorado and Utah Grand Junction officers said Cain fled during a power failure at a local tavern Young asthma victims cured at National Home for Jewish Children Denver about 82 percent return home in two years free of illness about 40 percent of the 110 children cared for came from New York
Ed ward Robert Call, 60, an alleged Colorado prison escapee, was captured in Salem Oregon after living quietly for six years. Sheriff Denver Young named Call as the escapee who fled on September 30, 1945 during a murder sentence at Grand Junction. He had been working as a mechanic and said the killing arose from a rooming house dispute.
Washington reports that Edward Sittler, American born and once with the Nazi radio in World War II, is ordered to leave the United States within 30 days or face reporting to Germany. The immigration appeals board cancelled a deportation to permit voluntary departure for him, his German-born wife, and children, while expressing dissatisfaction with his plea to stay.
In 1940 he married a British national and won a news commentator post for the German radio from 1948 to the war’s end. Captured in Berlin by Allied armies, he was brought to the United States in October 1946. Mrs Sitter faced a similar accusation of treason in May 1947 as part of a broader trial narrative.
Report notes that ducks can rotate each wing separately enabling straight upward flight via a spiraling ascent. The observation highlights independent wing movement and vertical maneuverability in observed species.
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