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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1950
Page
8
A guidance note urges builders that all material for Soap Box Derby cars must stay under six dollars, advising use of secondhand lumber and recycled parts. It warns that new materials push costs past the limit and notes exemptions for wheels and certain parts, while detailing wage and unemployment considerations and forms for protest if earnings or certificates are incorrect.
Denver dispatch reports Canon City Warden Roy Best and city mayors summoned to justify ongoing discharge of raw sewage into the Arkansas River. Attorney General Metzger and State Health Director Cleaver say the action risks public health and urge construction of a disposal plant. officials claim talks could yield a joint venture if the penitentiary project funds allow.
The Railroad Retirement Board sent over two billion wage certificates to railroad employers for 1949. The form BA for 18 indicates total service and compensation from 1940 to 1949. It shows earnings in 1949 and is needed to claim benefits under the Railroad Unemployment Insurance act. If the BA-6 shows at least $160 earned in 1949, you will be eligible for benefits.
Ault Am June hosts at North Side Country Club with Mr. Harry Jones as club guest. Mrs. Melvin Andergan to entertain July 14. T. J. Pettit leaves for San Diego after weeks in town, will visit Portland en route. Country Coterie hosted by Mrs Beth Kleber. prizes to Mesdames Ten Wiers, Beth Ricker, Fred Hatlnow, Portinia Wier. Last meeting until September.
Richard Take, secretary of the Mountain States Deer Growers Marketing association and National Beet Growers Federation, said the time element is key as he prepares to attend the International sugar conference in London starting June 26. He represents beet growers from Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming, South Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. Elmer Kruse will be the U.S. delegate. others include Earl Wilson of C and H Sugar and Robert Shields of the United States Beet Sugar Association. The conference aims to lay the foundation for a revival of an international sugar agreement suspended since the war, with two camps split on early action and hopes for market stability. Blake is departing Greeley on Tuesday.
New York report by Hal Boyle describes Elizabeth Baker and roommate Phyllis Nekon hosting what may be the city’s first ostrich egg themed cocktail party. A racing ostrich egg, sent from a Florida farm, promised an omelette serving 20, with guests debating its cooking method and bravery in serving.
A group of representatives will travel by train to New York City for a conference aboard the Queen Elizabeth, departing at midnight on June 16. The party plans to return to Renley around July 12.
Readable text describes ostrich omelette tasting with humorous notes on flavor and price per dozen. Mentions a federal project and bids opened in Casper Wyoming for the Sidney Ogallala 115-Whirlbolt transmission line of the Missouri river basin project. Also mentions Honey Line advertisement via Denver and a supper suggestion with curry powder and biscuits.
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