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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1954
Page
9
An older home article argues large, compartmented baths improve family living. It notes powder rooms near entrances save privacy, adds countertops for vanity use, and suggests two to four bathroom configurations including two or three compartments. It cites Kitchen countertop vanities and utility rooms as improvements.
Gamma globulin will be available at about 23 health centers and basylivals for use by physicians in modifying attacks of measles and other infectious diseases. The Boulder Health Department bulletin says it can aid exposure cases and help prevent epidemics in institutions. It also notes uses for infants and exposed individuals, with provisions for hepatitis risk and immunity development.
Notice to creditors of Mollie Ginter also Mollie Ginder deceased. Administration granted May 1254 in Weld County Colorado with claims due within six months from May 24 1954. Conrad Ginther named administrator. Miller and Dinner Attorneys at Law Colorado Building Greeley Colorado May 24 1954 to June 7 1954.
Platteville residents gathered for coffee and rolls as 24 members plus a guest attended. Mrs. Cramerblit, district federation officer from Boulder, announced the Greeley district meeting for June 9. Plans outlined for a August flower show while members were urged to record individual project progress. Visitors include Seattle and St. Joseph guests. local events previewed for Mountain View ball park Tuesday night June 8 with VFW Merchants vs Mead or Kersey.
A health notice describes polio exposure procedures and eligibility for pregnant individuals of any age who have been exposed to a known polio case. It notes determinations by health officers and physicians and mentions confinement or evaluation in certain locations as required by public health authorities.
Gill-Gilladies Aid will meet at the home of Charles Kerker on Wet 2.30 o'clock. Mrs. Warren fractured her right knee after a fall Saturday and is in Weld County General hospital with the leg in a cast. Several Wasco residents and visitors arrive for family activities and local events.
In Fredericksburg Virginia a new traffic light was installed at a busy intersection. Accidents tripled and property damage rose 660 percent. K M Witkinson, a traffic and planning engineer for the highway department, cited resistant traffic and planning as factors contributing to the high accident rate.
Honduras, a wary ally of democracy near Guatemala, leans into U S arms aid as a major strike paralyzes the banana trade and the government cracks down on labor leaders. Guatemalan tensions and suspected subversion strain relations as mediators seek a settlement.
A Connecticut wife sent $1 to Governor John Lodge stating it would aid the national debt reduction. A clergyman followed with $100. Lodge forwarded both gifts to Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest with the woman’s proposal for a voluntary citizen drive to reduce the debt.
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