Public Forum and Press Notice from The Greeley Daily Tribune
The Greeley Daily Tribune announces a public forum with a brief letters section not to exceed 900 words and includes standard billing for sale subscriptions, with rates and services for local, out of state, and military readers. The notice lists Associated Press and Colorado press association affiliations and features a religious reflection quote.
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Colorado
Gary
Carvier
Public Forum
Ahi Co
Greeley Trpeseopbical Union No. AG
Ford guaranteed wage law debate in Greeley Tribune
The June 13 1955 Greeley Tribune discusses a Ford US pay plan and a federal tax impact on take home pay. It notes a 67 percent border worker work participation claim and a June 1956 start for the Ford guaranteed wage, with a $287 deadline for some approval.
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Greeley Tribune
Runvanteenf
Ford
Limiting Vice Presidential Succession Reevaluated in US Politics
An article notes the growing role of the vice presidency, calls for restricting service to two years or until the next congressional election, and discusses past VP picks by parties. It cites Nixon remarks on staff limits and recalls Theodore Roosevelt Coolidge and Truman cases, emphasizing the ticket’s political dynamics.
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Washington
Nixon
Chicago
Therate
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
Calvin Coolidge
Warren G. Harding
Harry Truman
Franklin J
Roosevelt
Lem
Theodora Roosevelt
William Howard Teft
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Unemployment Insurance and Guaranteed Wage Debate
AP News Analyst James Marlow explains how guaranteed wage plans aim to combine employer paid guarantees with unemployment insurance. The Ford General Motors pact ties wage support to UI payments, offering laid off workers up to 22 1/2 hours weekly for up to 26 weeks, depending on prior earnings and tenure.
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James Marlow
CLO United
Anto Workers’ Union
Ford
General Motors
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Ataie
Nunn-Busk, Harriet, Proctor and Gamble
Ateady
Fla
Cobbler Seeks New Trade With State Help
A Tampa man with an injured back sought aid from the Florida State Finiping ment service to begin a new occupation. He noted cobblers often gulped tacks and spat out nails while working, and he showed X rays proving tacks in his digestive tract. He now works on X labels machine in a sealing factory. About 24 million U.S. households pay era aay.
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Tampa
Fla
Rel
Florida State Finiping
ea-Sing Factory
U.S
Eastland charge on court ruling over segregation debate
The piece argues that pressuring the Supreme Court over its unanimous decision to uphold school desegregation is futile. It notes Eastland’s push for a congressional probe lacks authority to overturn court decisions and risks harming his own position. The essay defends judicial philosophy as American tradition and cautions against politicizing the ruling.
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Ting Caristian Science Monitor
Fala
Eastland
Supreme Court
Ascinion
Congrese
Uread
Home Repair DOI-Donts by Andrew Lang
Andrew Lang shares shellac tips and cautions for home repair. He advises using shellac in thin coats for sealing knots and runs, avoiding oiliness, and applying quickly with light sanding between coats. Do not apply in moist conditions or on wood not fully dry.
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Andrew G. Lang
Refining Wood Finishes and Brush Care Tips
A note on finishing practice advises removing white spots from prolonged water exposure by light rubbing with an alcohol dampened cloth. It warns against neglecting shellac and sand mixture crack filling and stresses cleaning a shellac brush with denatured alcohol after use and keeping a brush dedicated to shellac.
Equitas: Jane Vino Nas Heen Inspires Washington Youth
From her first ride perched on a horse with her father to teaching children of prominent Washingtonians, Jane Vino Nas Heen promotes horsemanship through Equitas, near Virginia’s border, nurturing a thriving equestrian culture.
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Washington
Jane Vino Nas Heen
Horsecrazy
Village horse program grows into student led stable
A casual horse riding effort has expanded into a full program with five and six year olds to teens learning horsemanship. Pupils spend afternoons at the stable on weekdays and weekends, care for tack, water and feed mounts, and many own mounts. Among the pupils is Christine Sieminski's daughter, Wee-Jeep, a thoroughbred hunter. The program has produced riders competing on the national circuit with ribbons at Madison Square Garden and the Pennsylvania National Home Show, while earning praise from parents and supporters for building confidence and a sense of responsibility.
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Lake
Markhall
Nepherye
Tommy
Aeimeater
Hoynes
Wee- Jeep
Christine
New Jersey
Sieminski
Madison Square Cardew
Penonylgenia Nav
Sieninski
Flag Day Exercises by Greeley Elks Mark 19 Years
On June 13 1938 the annual Flag Day observance of the Greeley Ind ie Elks was held at Linen Park Sunday afternoon. A crowd gathered as several children listened to speeches and a flag display showcased various kinds of flags atop the dark pole.
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Greeley Indie Af Elks
Linenin Park
Juindren Peraons
Flags and prizes mark Elks Independence program at Weld County High
The Weld County High School contest honoring William Jennings Bryan featured winners Robert Timothy and Marjorie Hell in boys and girls divisions. Roy Scouts raised the flag as the Greeley high school band performed. Exalted rulers and lodge members presided over the event with addresses by H D Fidridge and others. The Tribune Wants ads may have contributed to funding.
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America
Ha Weld
The
Elks
Robert ‘Timethy
Iterert
Marjorie Hell
Aeerext
Wliam Jennings Bryan
Franking Hobart
Nunn
Winer
Herty Jane Netder
Windsor
Alma Wera
Roy
Greeley High -Tool
Ronald Faulkner
Robert Fanna
Benjamin
H. D. Fidridge
Hrpeloy School
Ayalem
Hiuuttes
Frank
A. Sei
Cuwuneey We Patterson
Harold
Clirlay
Mai Tern
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BPOF
Vant J. Bucher
I. Herdwan
Jack A. Kingsbury
Don A. Lar ‘Tarra
RH. Lawrence
Roy By
Suittey
Robert F. Comertier
Charles B. Littell
PRR
Russell Hayden
Enquirer
Tinothy HH Armstrong
Lanner Ruard
Lawrence W. Clark
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