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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
20
New York on June 5 reports price wars catching shoppers’ attention as department stores push aggressive promotions to clear inventories. Merchants warn the tactic may boost sales in the short term but risk reduced margins and uncertain consumer demand once promotions end.
Sponsored health note outlines polio impact in 1949 with 42876 cases nationwide. It explains nerve damage causes paralysis, recovery rates, early symptoms, and urges avoiding fatigue, chilling, and spread by limiting contact with ill children.
Michael Di Salle, federal price stabilizer, is slated to appear in Denver on June 12 for a nationwide broadcast America’s Town Meeting. The Univ of Denver hosts a 1951 conference on government management as part of its citizen’s program.
About 600 members of Colorado’s liquor trade gather in Denver to vote on supporting a state wholesale liquor monopoly. President Bil Howard backs the plan and proposes freezing retail licenses at current levels to prevent new issuances. Vice President Stalph Loxner and Posner emphasize preserving existing licenses while stopping reissues until population needs shift. The wholesale plan aims to curb license losses through law violations.
The Jacquard loom, created by Joseph Marie Jacquard, was acquired by the French government in 1800. This historical note connects the loom to early computing ideas and textile industry progress during the era.
A poorly built homemade electric fence causes animal deaths yearly, prompting testimony about dangerous DIY controllers and their fatal toll on wildlife. Officials and witnesses urge stricter controls and safer designs to prevent further harm.
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