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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1952
Page
7
A public forum column in the Greeley Daily Tribune and Greeley Republican features a religiously inflected motto emphasizing charity and spiritual gifts. It presents the line Follow that which is good and cites a Corinthians passage as guidance for readers.
Religious books lead nonfiction sales as publishers expand religious features amid rising public interest. Bible sales doubled in five years with a peak, while executives from Chicago Daily News and The Christian Science Monitor discussed the trend in Boston.
A quirky Providence Evening Bulletin tale describes Freddie Koyerteber’s guitar accidentally issuing a police call through a Bell Labs transistor. The voice warns, judges, and ultimately threatens with parking, gum, and traffic violations, illustrating a comic fear of automation.
Washington reports a major shift as July 1 raises the social security maximum to $80 a month for retirees. Many seniors six and older will retire to gain the new limit, while others who retire after July 4 and meet eligibility may receive up to the new maximum. The change follows earlier increases to a previous $68.50 cap, with rules tying benefits to work history and covered employment.
The text outlines conflicting rules for pension entitlements. It notes a $60 monthly pension for self employed individuals who keep working into January, with potential retirement benefits before January, and references a maximum $80 for others. The statements are fragmented and lack context or dates.
Five youths from Weld County joined 115 Junior Reserves at the Rocky Mountain Farmers Union summer camp in Red Rocks park Morrison Colorado. The Junior camp for older members opened June 4 with 112 registrations and concluded June 10 after a program of crafts recreation hikes and games.
Thirteen Colorado University seniors will graduate with honors on June 12. Arthur Thompson of Greeley leads a list including three students tied for fourth place. Harold Beott Dick Patterson and Charlotte Phimb win ribbons for English algebra cooking and sewing merit. An invention, the Shoriie collapsing display rack, by George Drnat and Clyde Cummings, will be shown at the New Invention Congress in Denver June 12 to 14 with market plans for Greeley. Dr. J A Dungan of Greeley is invited to speak on Serums at the National Medical Association convention in Chicago June 27-28, with physicians from many states expected.
Amsterdam gains a new 5 mile Rhine link with one of the world’s largest inland locks connecting to Tiel. The canal slashes shipping time to the port by over 20 hours and is expected to double annual traffic from 100000 inland slips and 23 million tons. Expanded North Sea canal work prepares for ocean vessels at Limuiden.
When selecting fresh fish for baking use about one half pound per person. Prepare the fish by removing the guts and core and seeds as needed to ensure even cooking and clean flavor.
Oregon weather officials report area cloud seeding produced less rain than surrounding regions. Robert Beaumont tells the Oregon Wheat Growers League that farmers who paid $50,000 to the Water Resources Development Corp. did not get their money's worth. Lewla C. Grant of the Denver firm says Pacific Northwest rain pattern was abnormal this season, limiting cloud coverage.
Paul G Land as administrator of the estate of John A Land Deceased will present final accounts for settlement to the County Court of Weld County Colorado on June 3 1982. Interested parties may appeal or object at that time. West Attorneys represent the estate. May 19 1982 notice published.
The Weld County Democratic Central Committee seeks registered Democrats to serve as election judges. With new precincts in Greeley, the party asks interested individuals to contact Truman Hell, chairman, at Box 505.
A court summons in Weld County Colorado commands defendants to answer a complaint within 20 days. The action seeks adjudication of interests in property described as part of the Southwest Quarter in Section 29, Township 6 North, West of the 6th Principal Meridian, with details about rights of way and two acres, and cites a recorded conveyance and prior deeds. The case names EVALING CONKLE and others against ALFORD and unknown parties. The clerk is L.A. Shafha, deputy.
In Alatwoss Colorado on June 7 Donald R Wilson, national commander of the American Legion, told the Fourth Colorado department convention that recent military prison affairs in Korea are the fault of civilians in Washington. He said the present difficulties would not exist if the military had control in Korea’s war execution.
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