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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1957

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Two killed as train strikes CSU pickup near Nunn

Union Pacific freight train hit a pickup truck at a railroad crossing near Nunn, killing two occupants identified as J. C. Lynen and Gi. D. Kochendarfer. The truck belonged to CSU Forestry Lane and was en route from Port Callins to the CSU experiment station at Nunn. Train engineer said speed was 63 mph. crane and wreckage removal teams dispatched to the scene.

Wan Strick Union Recifie City OF St Louis He Noth Ross Adamson J. C Lynen Gi. D. Kochendarfer Lynch GSU Forestry Callone CSU Port Callins Nunn Adamson Cy FB. Taatpkins Denver Paing Feeut Ahr Laramie C. L. Suita Iwad Brakemang B. T. Waseon Cheyenne Magman T. E. Forister Longmont

Keenesburg Man Killed by Freight Train at Depot

Keenesburg resident Matt Rollheiser, 76, was struck by Burlington freight no. 72 while on the depot tracks near Keenesburg. Coroner Ross Adamson's report says he apparently tried to jump clear as the eastbound train passed at about five miles per hour. The incident involved Denver crew members and was investigated by state patrol and local deputies.

Matt Rollheiser Keenesburg Westput Burlington Ross Adamson Rollheiser

Cities urged to adopt Little Hoover plan at state conference

Charles Rhyne of Washington urged Colorado cities to create Little Hoover Commissions to review city performance, cut reliance on property taxes, and modernize departments. He blamed state legislatures for neglecting urban needs as rural influence dominates the legislative arena. The talk capped the Colorado Municipal League gathering for 400 delegates from 200 cities.

Glenwood Springs Little Hoover Commissions Charles Rhyne Washington American Bar Asso Bar Association Jily Colorado Municipal League Colorado Tinone

Blair of Seattle New School Executive Appointed at Greeley

Donald S Blair of Beaille Washington has been named to replace Dr Cysig W Fullerton as assistant superintendent of schools in charge of instruction for the Greeley school team. Blair, a Seattle educator since 1942, will begin duties late August after teaching leave at Western Washington College of Education. He holds a UW bachelor and Stanford master's, and has held multiple principal and teaching posts across Washington Idaho and Alberta. He is married with two grown daughters.

Donald S. Blair Beaille Wash Greeley Cysig W. Fullerton Dr. Fullerton Omaha Neb Blair Seattle Western Washington College of Education Bellingham University of Washington Stanford University Hobart Enumclaw Hat Southern Daha College Eddcalion Focatedlo Idaho Puget Sound Tacoma University of Alberta Cansada

Mayflower II Reaches Plymouth Harbor After 44 Day Voyage

The Mayflower II, a 92 foot bark replica of the Pilgrim ship, arrived at Plymouth Mass after a 5000 mile 44 day voyage from Plymouth England. Coast Guard craft towed her in amid a flotilla of yachts as bells rang and a crowd cheered.

Plymouth Mass England Coast Guard Ber Alen Villers Plymouth Rock Mayflower Spencer Ben Brewsler Elder Brewsler Pilgrim Jeans Cape Cod Bay Provincetown

Routine Patrol Plane Off Course Incident Sparks Navy Statement

U S officials describe an isolated incident in which a routine training patrol from the carrier Hornet was fired on by Communist Chinese forces near the Yalu or Swatow area, causing slight damage but no major military repercussions. The incident prompted diplomatic protests and possible notes with China through allied channels, with Formosa reports differing on the involved aircraft.

Washington Navy Hornet Yorigosa Strait Peiping Radw London Hong Kong South China Sea China Swatow U.S. Navy Peiping Formosa Strait Ybaxe Atlack Americcan United States Med China 7Th Fleet Hoynet

Stassen Denies Disarmament Reprimand Details

Washington reports that Herold Stassen denied being reprimanded by Secretary Dulles over dealings with the Russians on disarmament. He said he will return to London with procedural instructions and acknowledged slow progress in London talks while noting major problems remain.

Washington Stassen Secretary of State Dulles London National Airport New York Lemion State Dept Eisenhower U. S Britain France U.S Lassen Norway Lin Arcti Thane

Red Cross Aid to Frederick's Families After Flood

Red Cross disaster relief totaling 786.48 was given to 13 families in the Tri Town area after last month’s flood. Dr. Joseph Haeleh, Greeley chapter chairman, said relief focused on immediate needs with aid disbursed through Adams county and temporary office at Tri Town Gas and Equipment Company. All assistance was a donor gift, not disaster insurance, and aimed to help with food clothing bedding and temporary shelter while longer term recovery was organized.

Frederick Red Cross Tri-Town Joseph Haeleh Greeley Colorado Adams County Drighton TriTown Gas and Equipment Company Haceli

Three Teachers Appointed Here

The Gresley school board approved three new teachers and a resignation. Mrs. Marinrin Noell, first grade teacher at Cameron, resigned to move with her husband who studied in Ohio. New hires are Mrs. Lillie Edwin from North Texas State and Kenneth Carl Schuman from Nebraska State Teachers College, both slated to join as teachers, with Schuman set to complete a master’s at CSC in August.

Gresley Marinrin Noell Cameron Ohio Lillie Edwin North Texas State Enilene Aubrey and Ponder Texas Kenneth Carl Schuman Nebraska State Teachers College CSC Schuman Trenton

Colorado PEC warns tax rise in 1960

The Colorado Public Expenditure Council warned Denver taxpayers of a substantial tax increase in 1960. It said the general fund would be short by 11 million dollars in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1958, with a temporary offset possible via faster income tax collection. It urged constitutional amendments and cautioned that local governments and school districts would share in the burden.

Denver Colorado Colorado Public Expenditure Council Ecouncil

Rain showers and cool spell sweep Colorado and Wyoming

Rain fell extensively across northern Colorado and southeastern Wyoming with totals varying from trace to over two inches in some locales. Greeley and Eaton reported measurable rainfall while Ault and surrounding farms logged heavier amounts. Temperatures cooled notably from Wednesday highs, with many areas staying under 80, and scattered showers lingered into Thursday afternoon as a moist air flow pushed across the region.

Greeley Pierce Great Western Sugar Company Eaton Galeton Ault Barnesville Brigesdele Associated Press Wyoming Colorado Belowstone Park Cpty Grand Junction Burnay Tenyer Grand Iellon Fraser Carper Douglas Wyoming Wi Big Piney Tenver Post Alamosa Cisaratn Chand Junction Ahi Purhla Trineidan Leadville

Big Thompson power plant gets $549000 approval

A House appropriations committee voted 549000 for continued work on the Big Thompson Colorado project power plant near the canyon mouth. The vote supplements last year’s 830000 and follows prior work on foundations and equipment contracts. The overall reclamation program totals 158 million for the year starting July 1.

Comemflee Big Thompson Canyon Colorado Big Thompson Handy Ditch Foelings Apit Foundation Press Dispatch l Tim Colbran Western Colorado

Red Cross Dinner Set by Weld County Chapter

The Weld county chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual dinner meeting on June 24 in the Pioneer room of the Fairfield Hotel. Reservations may be made by calling the Red Cross office.

Weld County The American Red Cross Willie Shine Pinneer Carifield “Hotel Mae Red Cross Anne

Reappointed part time teacher at Greeley High School

Mrs David St Miller, previously removed due to health issues, has been re appointed as a part time teacher at Greeley High School. The note references Govial studies and previous foreign language teaching.

Greeley High Schnal David St. Miller Greeley High School

Auxiliary power to keep passengers alive for space travel

Three rocket experts from Aerojet General say future space ships require independent auxiliary power to sustain life, heat, cabin pressure and gravity simulation. They note main engines won’t be enough and describe power needs for long journeys beyond Earth’s gravity.

San Francisco Burdick P. J. Wood S D’abusco Amaritan Society of Aerojet-General Corp Aerojek Earth

Unclear OCR: Baseball Today with Players Named

Fragmented text lists various baseball players and teams in a patchy Associated Press style, mentioning New York, Chicago, and other cities with multiple surnames. The readable parts reference teams, players, and possible matchups but details are obfuscated due to OCR errors.

Phelps Firm Wins Bid for Greeley Elementary School

The Hensel Phelps Construction Company secured a 295,440 dollar contract to build a new elementary school in southwest Greeley. Will be the E. Y. Horton Plumbing and Heating firm, with bids from Kabel Beating and Plumbing and others. Construction to start soon, wrap within 360 days, liquidated damages set at 50 dollars per day past deadline.

Greeley Schon Hyerd Hensel Phelps Construction Company Phelps E. Y. Horton Plumbing and Healing Company Kabel Beating and Plumbing Company Drnadway Construction Company Bolder Ldoyd M. Carney Leslie K. Grimes Twanlyfifth Grameron Arfington Mapleswood Greeley School Board Greeley High School Maplewood Park Franklin School Inc Cies

Jo Halverson Morris Dies In Fort Collins

Mrs Dail Waller Morris former head librarian at Colorado State College for 11 years died Wednesday night in Fort Collins after a long illness. She lived at 16 Peterson street. A native of Berkeley California she earned degrees from UC and CSU and taught at Greeley and CSU. Survived by husband two sons two sisters and two brothers. Funeral Friday at Trinity Episcopal Church with burial at Linn Grove. memorials to cancer fund. Adamson Mortuary in charge.

Dail Waller Morris Josephine H. Halverson Colorado State College Fort Collins Peterson Street Thorn San Diego Calif Mes Morris Berkeley University of California Colorado State Colleve Ridlore Greeley Moeris Prinity Episcopal Church Linn Grove Wo Young Adamson Mortuary

Funeral for 2 Held Thursday in Rocky Ford

Funeral services were held Thursday for two people killed in a vehicle crash in Rocky Ford. Edward Petit officiated at St Peter's Church as mourners gathered for the victims, including Silvester Licana and Marlin Teero and his wife Delfina. Federal and state investigations have been ordered. several seriously injured remained hospitalized.

Rocky Ford Chile Colorado Edward Petit St Peter's Church Irma Lirana Baye Jacero Charles Lathrum

Colorado Weather Report Summary of Temperatures and Showers

A weather digest notes Thursday afternoon temperatures around 66 degrees with highs near 87 and a low of 53. Northern Colorado faces isolated afternoon thunderstorms, with cooler conditions in the north and rising temperatures by Friday afternoon. Mountain areas see 30s to 50s at night, southeast warmer, and Boulder Longmont report scattered showers and cooler Thursday with warmer Friday afternoon. Southwestern Colorado anticipates cloudy skies, isolated afternoon thundershowers, and cool nights with mountains showing 30s.

Winshriver Great Western Sugar Company Figlory 2S Windsor A. Eaton Elding & A.m Colorado Ros Boulder Longmont Haya Durance

Regional Weather Wyoming New Mexico Forecast

Regional forecast notes clouds and showers across Wyoming with thundershowers in the south and scattered activity through Thursday night and Friday. Cooler Thursday, warmer Friday with mountain lows near 39 and valley highs around 65 to 75. New Mexico to see partly cloudy skies in the north and northwest with generally fair conditions elsewhere and light showers possible Friday.

Wyoming New Mexico

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