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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1957
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR of Greeley newspapers shows names, dates, and notices. includes a March 1 act reference, postage details, a public forum item, and prayer quotation from Lam. 3:21-22. The readable content features local notices, audience commentary, and subscription line items.
An article argues that a 4-2 ruling against DuPont stock in General Motors shows the judiciary acts independently of party labels. It cites Felix Frankfurter and Hugo Black as examples of liberal and conservative reputations, noting judges’ votes reflect law and constitution over partisan affiliation.
Government cancels the Victor Hirsel acid blinding case as two key prosecuting witnesses refuse to testify amid fear of underworld reprisals. Officials warn that police must target organized crime’s power to end its grip on justice and protect society from a rule of terrorism.
The United States keeps a hard line against Red China over Formosa and the UN, but allies like Britain and Japan press for more flexible ties. Eisenhower signals less edge in trade with Red China, prompting questions about his stance and potential policy shifts.
New York reports the death of Ella Flesch, a Budapest born soprano long associated with the Metropolitan Opera and later with Vienna and Munich Opera companies. She came to the United States in 1909 and was a prominent figure on European stages before emigrating.
A four year ACS study of 183000 men aged 50 to 70 found regular cigarette smokers die from lung cancer ten times more often than non-smokers and have higher heart disease death rates. Heavy smoking may shorten life by seven to eight years, with quitting reducing risk.
ERIE reports the death of Rev. Demosthenes Chlamardar an early Greek Orthodox clergyman in the United States He reportedly came to America in 1905 from Greece and was among the first ordained Greek Orthodox priests in the country His death was announced Thursday in Erie indicating his long service to the church and community.
Weld County real estate transfers listed with grantor and grantee names, parcel details, and stated revenue amounts per transfer. Transactions include Monforts to Monforts, Croissants to Croissants, Liggett to Duells, Wolffs to Owens, and Glackins to Snedden heirs, with various lots and additions in Greeley and Evans and revenue figures ranging from 3.35 to 19.24 dollars.
The Automobile Manufacturers Association and its leaders from General Motors Ford and Chrysler vow to replace speed with safety comfort and reliability in advertising. They prohibit participation by manufacturers or dealers in any speed racing events or claims and ban claims of horsepower torque or acceleration in contests implying speed.
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