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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1955
Page
1
A fragmented item notes a Knoxvile court hearing delay for Johnson on moonshine charges and an Auckland report marking New Zealand's 100th postage stamp anniversary with stamps first sold July 18, 1955 in values of 2d 6d and 1 shilling.
In Denver Gov Ed C Johnson and the State Industrial School superintendent met with officials to discuss a funds shortage at the Golden Institution. Superintendent Gannar F Spelberg said 238 boy inmates face eating mostly canned foods for the fiscal year end. The governor said he had not been informed about the finances.
State Controller James Aoonan denies a claim that the Legislature undersupplied funds for the school. Noonan warns Soelberg about potential overrun while Johnson asserts agencies must live within budgets. Director Werbert Alten says it is his duty to justify funding to the Legislature. An ice sheet era note nearby mentions Indicnm and Ohio about 18,000 years B&D.
A family friendly orange nut bread recipe blends toasted cereal flakes with orange rind and chopped nuts. Mix flour baking powder sugar and nuts, add egg orange juice melted fat, fold in flakes, bake in a greased loaf pan about one hour for a moist fragrant bread.
Massachusetts General Hospital researchers study twins to determine if heart disease is inherited or environmental. If an identical twin shows heart involvement, it may indicate a genetic trait. Thousands of cases will be examined before conclusions emerge.
Hartford report shows nearly 14,000 of 33,500 Americans killed in traffic accidents in 1954 died on weekends. More than 675,000 were injured in weekend auto crashes during the year. A dairy cow will drink 12 to 16 gallons of water daily.
Apaches hold a four day debut for Iva Tee Enjady 14, with tribal rites replacing a costly Park Avenue party. Ceremonial tepee, yucca washed hair, buckskin dress, and three nights of Mountain Gods dances mark her entry into womanhood amid tribal focus on ritual, modesty, and family duty.
A Fort Dodge resident reported that bluejays attacked her car and later her pet tabby, after previously harassing squirrels. Police documented the unusual bird harassment and advised caution.
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