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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1958
Page
2
A Chillicothe resident in 1910 style writing pleads for mercy after admitting running a red light last week. The letter asks to halve a five dollar fine and promises no further incidents, noting years of safe driving.
AP report explains Wall Street jargon for newcomers including bulls bears short sales and short covering. It notes internal factors like short interest can move markets alongside earnings and politics and describes selective strength pivotal blue chips and penny stock speculation.
Investors seek big gains from price rises in penny stocks while inflation prompts stock prices to rise, making common stocks attractive as hedges. Traders set unofficial prices before official listings, betting on future moves.
Six Weld county 4-H members are set to lead a 1:30 pm demonstration workshop for younger 4-H members on June 17 in the Ble Flame room at the Greeley Gas Company. Virginia Croissant Larry Bohlender Kathy Tigges Gale Tigges Lois Berry Elaine Biederman Windsor club. The demonstrators were recognized for outstanding demonstrations in the past year and aim to share tips with peers.
New York column highlights quirky mail survey findings about generosity by fat versus slim women. It notes beliefs about shoes, plastic foam Igmos, ads versus TV, malaria decline, Tschaikowsky’s storms fear, defense costs per minute, and attitudes of American men toward moderation.
A collage of quips notes women’s opinions, tiny birds lighter than a penny, and birth rates. It warns on heart attack risk rising with obesity and hypertension, cites psychiatrists’ labels for Nero and Cesare Borgia, and ends with store promos for health products and S and H stamps.
A chapel to be built 500 feet up a Dallas Texas skyscraper on the 38th floor of a 42 story building claims to be the highest religious space in America. The project, part of Southhand Center developments, is scheduled for completion in 1959 and is expected to attract wide attention.
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