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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1959
Page
7
Austria enacts a 45 hour week for industry with no pay cut from the 48 hour baseline. Overtime is 25 percent above the normal rate for the first three extra hours and time and a half for hours beyond 48.
Dorcas Society of the First Covenant Church meets Thursday at 2 p.m. in Memorial Chapel. Mrs. Tose Oblander leads Let the Little Ones Come Unto Me with assistance from Mrs. Kana Johnson. Hostesses are Mrs. Virginia Couzens and Mrs. Genevieve Duell. Women are invited to bring their children. The Boston Red Sox signed 27 scouts in the first two months of 1959, twelve of whom are former major league players.
AP News surveys how Hawaiian influence shapes home sewing with a bright quilted cotton satin tunic. Patterns adapt sheath designs for beach wear, detailing binding choices, stitching tricks, and color schemes. Also notes Britain offers affordable legal advice via Law Society scheme and a French fog-lift at Orly aiding de Gaulle’s tour.
Washington reports that one in eight workers is employed by the Government. Since 1900 non-government jobs have doubled, a 600 percent rise in government employment brings the total to about 8.3 million, more than 22 percent of the World War I peak of 6.3 million.
NADEANE WALKER reports from Tuan-les-Pins France on a cotton fashion event funded by Marcel Doussac to chart how frugal French shoppers will adapt to the Common Market. Executives note high costs and limited mass output while outlining price tiers and the shift toward ready-to-wear amid global suppliers.
Calendar listings show multiple Union Colony Pioneer Society dinners, club meetings, and social events at venues like Masonic temple and Garden venues. Notable names include Mrs J R Sheman, Mrs Roland A Smith, Mrs Fred Koskie, and Mrs Garland Dunlap. Additional items reference Newcomers groups, Modern Homemakers, Le Greeley Toastmistress, Navy Mothers, Friendly clubs, and public notices about picnics, golf, and flower shows. The page urges use of Tribune want ads for participation and reservations.
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