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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
3
Marty H. Smith of Colorado A M Extension Service discusses meat as a vital food, price comparisons, and how to buy quality meat. He explains government grades prime through commercial, notes choice as most common, and advises thrifty families to use good or utility grade for stews and roasts.
June 7 report notes slim hope for US Britain France and allies to negotiate lasting peace with Russia. Since 1949 they formed the North Atlantic Pact and built unified defense, but meetings over disarmament and German talks stalled. Deputies have met five times, with no progress.
Adolph Rothbaum a Woodhaven druggist filed for a temporary injunction in Queens Supreme Court seeking to restrain Macy's from underselling price fixed items produced and sold in New York State. The action notes extensive reductions across several national cities while Macy's defends its pricing.
Thirty five soldiers from Colorado Colorado Springs Denver Pueblo Grand Junction Trini dad Cajun City Meeker are among 3,753 combat veterans returning from Korea aboard the vessel Gen. M. O. Mele. This is the third and largest group in the organization’s repatriation program. Leaders include Cpl Louis Bueno Cpl Robert Day Sgt Robert Jones Sgt Lawrence Kling Pvt Himmitt Lowsey Sgt Earl McNeely Sgt Albert Martinez Pvt Ruben Martinez Sgt Joseph Patton Jr Pvt Manny Sena and Sgt El M Vanbeber.
Aerologists use a B29 as a flying weather station over Moyea to check conditions not possible on land. An Independence unit calmed Sumatra in 1840 before Malay pirates attacked at night. a fiery defense with rockets and pinwheels repelled them. Ancient Park near Medina hosts a rich fauna. Vikings invaded along the Seine. A fatal 1830 rail accident in England involved a steam locomotive among leading guests. A Viking-era siege and long ships are noted by the National Geographic Society. A 40 mile stretch of US Highway 40 near Denver will gain a new surface, cost about 125000 dollars, with plans ready and work set to begin June 21.
Belione Wearing Clinic in Greeley promotes advanced hearing improvements with personalized fitting by expert Meyer Egorialist offering home or clinic appointments.
Fort Collins hosts the Colorado grain grading school June 11 to 15 under Colorado Grain Milling and Feed dealers with Colorado A&M extension service and Rodney Tucker in charge. Sessions run 7 30 a m all four days at Yuma, Fort Morgan, Simon, and Denver locations. Notable speakers include Willis B Combs from USDA, Leonard Hallam, Edward Grangtail, and Gorton Mickle. A two day Denver session covers grain variety identification and grading plus insect notes. London reports King George VI granted three pardons, a baronetcy, 29 knighthoods, and minor orders in an afternoon royal patent list.
Colorado farmers and ranchers will study sheep production on June 6 at Colorado A and M in a joint effort by the Colorado Purebred Sheep Breeders Association and Hampshire Sheep Association. Attendees will inspect farm flock operations and review College experimental work to gauge how sheep could fit into their operations amid rising wool prices.
A crocodile about 12 feet long chased swimmers at Kemp Beach near Rockhampton ten miles north of Brisbane. A woman fled the water screaming and police later fired eight shots at the animal before it disappeared.
The daily tally shows 68,352 casualties with 10,190 killed, 46,641 wounded, and 11,613 missing. Of the wounded 1,802 have died and 1,? of the missing are known dead, raising combat deaths to 11,501. The missing include 1,354 who have returned to the UK under control and 121 POWs. 10,133 remain missing. North America records 1.0 persons per square mile.
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