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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1961
Page
3
A reader quiz explains the organ’s ancient origins from Pan’s pipes to water-driven innovations. It notes Byzantium’s early organ influence, Germany’s long organ-building leadership, and church use since 690 A.D. Modern organs use air and pipes, with tiny to vast pipe counts, while decorative wall pipes add no sound.
The University of Colorado plans commencement Saturday with 24 Weld students among 1,765 to graduate. Greeley participants include Morris Maveson, James Ottis Moore, and Stow Lathrop Witwer Jr. Degrees span M.D., B.A., B.S., and B.S. in nursing or engineering, with several outside-Greeley graduates listed.
City council Tuesday evening adopted a gasoline delivery resolution for Mobile Oil Co to serve a station at sth Ave and 17th St. set a $175 rent cap for a Community Building auditorium, tabled Lakeshore Corp agreements, and approved annexations to Royal Gardens and Westview. It also tabled water rights transfers, accepted sewer, street, and rail repairs, and instructed drafting of curbs, zoning, and building setback ordinances.
Nottingham reports a warning against employing attractive female staff. FE F Winghee of Durham University told personnel managers that glamour can disrupt work, cause outside calls, friction with colleagues, and reduced performance. The talk urged careful selection of office help. Also Seoul notes Keren Nylon Co secured a seven million dollar U.S. loan to build a new plant at Taegu with annual capacity of one million pounds of nylon.
Investigations debunk circulating claims that Richard Pearce built and flew a heavier-than-air craft before the Wright brothers. G B Bolt previously suggested evidence and now uncovers letters noting Pearce’s early aerial attempts dated March 9, 1904, two years after the Wrights’ Kitty Hawk flight in December 1903.
June 5 records show multiple Weld County real estate transfers with revenues stamps and varied parcel details including Gilcrest Fort Lupton Hudson Windsor Pierce and Meadowlark Subdivision. Notable sums include rev taxes of 19.80 12.10 24.75 and 8.25 across several lot transfers.
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