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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1950
Page
9
Publication notice from The Greeley Daily Tribune and The Republicen shows printer and distribution details, advertising manager, and Associated Press news usage. It outlines rates, circulation, and postal information with references to Colorado and national affiliations.
A fragmented essay argues that enhanced feeding, sanitation, refrigeration, and organized labor camps in Central and North America could boost productivity and reduce disease. It links American policy, public works, and military planning to nutrition and long term regional prosperity, citing Costa Rica and Panama Canal contexts.
AP analyst DeWitt Mackenzie reports Russia and its allies again boycott UN meetings amid a Western push for new collective security measures. The disputed seating of Chinese representatives inflames East West fault lines, while President Truman calls for vigilance. Local Colorado notes warn of widespread agricultural disruption.
Review of a forthcoming book by Irwin Shaw and Robert Cape about Israel, detailing its four chapters Tel Aviv Jerusalem Jerusalem and Col leen and four photo sets. The critics note factual reporting over interpretation, mid 1949 context, depictions of independence day turmoil, hardships, and stark daily life contrasted with Hitler era suffering, praising Shaw’s prose as convincing.
Denver reports the state general fund surplus at more than 19 million dollars, the highest on record. Treasurer Homer Bedford announced the figure and projected around 49 million by June 20, with the 1951 end-of-biennium outlook uncertain. Bedford cited higher income tax receipts and racing funds, plus earned interest from short term government loans, as reasons for the surplus and outlined anticipated tax considerations and potential reductions in nonessential spending.
A 1931 notice reports Bret Cat Pack in Greeley and Longs Peak council receiving its charter. Warren G. Van Scoy is cubmaster with Floyd W. Bacher as assistant. Sponsoring committee members are J L Thompson George Wisner and B Hawthena. Charter members list includes Roy Davison James Norris Harold Cooper and others. The Cub department of the Boy Scouts of America serves boys under Scout age with a program distinct from older troops.
Probate notices in Weld County Colorado announce final accounting in the estate of ROSH REISHDIM and a sheriff's sale of ROSIE ABBYTA's property to satisfy a judgment in favor of BR. TREVINO doing business as TREVING MORTUARY. Auction covers Lots 21, 22, 23, 24 in Town of Terre, Weld. Sale set for July 4, 1980, at 10:00 AM at the east front door of the Courthouse in Greeley.
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