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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1956
Page
4
Nearly 200 Utah carpenters refused to work on Tuesday causing widespread delays. The Associated General Contractors and the Yale State Council of Carpenters urged an interim contract by Tuesday. The plan would provide a blanket 24 cents per hour raise and stay in effect until May 31, 1987.
On June 13 1956 the Greeley council and AGC discuss a new contract with AGC seeking a four year pact while the union insists on one year. Current pay scale ranges from 2.60 to 2 724 dollars an hour.
A group of men moved sacks of paper money and coins from a National Bank branch to new quarters across the street without interference. The incident was local and involved banking valuables during a relocation.
Former President Truman will speak to the Democratic National Convention after the nominee is chosen. Democratic national chairman Paul Butler said the appearance is in line with Truman's wishes and that Truman remains neutral regarding the nominating contenders.
A notice states a proposed budget has been submitted for School District No Bi with public inspection available at the County Superintendent's office. The proposed budget will be considered at a regular meeting at the High School on June 26, 1946. Taxpayers may register objections before final adoption. Secretary signature and dates appear, indicating district officials and dates in 1955 and 1956.
The national chairman indicated timing may shift. a closed session followed discussions by party leaders on every detail and phase of the convention set to start August 13 at Chicago's International Amphitheatre.
Frank Marcin of Olympia plans to abandon his habit of buying items without seeing them first. The move follows several surprising acquisitions and a shift toward more cautious shopping habits. He notes the thrill of discovery is tempered by regret.
At a public sale of unclaimed warehouse goods a bidder purchased three loosely nailed apple crates for 4.74 dollars. One crate contained a live Gavin mortar shell. The item was noted alongside ads for S and H Graen Stampe and Rexall Stores partners Gilbert Bishop and Waldorado Drugs.
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