14 Jun 1955
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1955
Page
1
Design shift features rollback collars echoing Continental style with crisp lines and tailored fits. Designers cite vintage silhouettes and modern fabrics shaping a renewed elegance across coats and outerwear.
The Hoover Commission urges Congress and the President to curb mismanagement and waste of the federal real estate portfolio. It notes 472 million acres of land and 1,250 times the Empire State Building in federal space, calling for GSA authority and a unified policy across agencies. It also proposes GSA oversight of 4619 Post Office buildings and a study of rural land management.
In Port Arthur Texas Mrs J A Hoffpauir reportedly slammed brakes, exited her car and fatally attacked a passerby at a street corner, a startling scene that drew urgent police and medical response. The incident raised questions about motive and public safety in the wake of the fatal clash.
In Uniform Patternon an army reserve officer left for the States Wednesday. He began a 16 day training course in New York on Saturdays and hopes to stop to Greeley en route home. Airman Kidder has been based at Hamilton since leave here in December 1953. He has another year to serve on his air force enlistment.
Five Chinese union leaders were arrested triggering a Communist backed general strike in Singapore. An official said 17,000 workers did not report for duty as 36 unions called a six day walkout. Buses halted, thousands walked to work while most shops stayed open and police were placed on standby amid fears of renewed violence.
Two Colorado A&M students Philip R. Boucher Guilford E. Carlson and Thomas J. Doherty have joined the U S soil conservation service office as summer trainees. Boucher and Carlson will work with area engineer Pete Dilsaver and Doherty with area soil ential Bob Arcola. The service annually accepts students for preliminary training in various conservation phases. Peru has boosted all stamp tax by 50 percent.
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