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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
13
In Normandy a group of American rangers report capturing a dump of large explosive wooden bullets. German soldiers emerge from the woods. a brief firefight ends with German casualties. Sergeant Dix and others describe the tense moment before German fire ceases.
Vegetables stored in four pits cannot be inspected unless the pit is broken open. All other home stored vegetables should be inspected frequently to ensure they remain in good condition. Frequent checks reveal trouble early and help prevent damage to stored crops and foods.
Recreation schedule lists 10 30 swimming at Cameron at Warneco with six year olds required. Also mentions 3 30 to 5 00 advanced activities at a gym on Fifth Avenue and a tournament set for May grounds.
Regional agricultural bulletin cites Dr. L W Durrell of Colorado State College Station warning stockmen about death camas poisoning in sheep. All plant parts are poisonous. even small amounts can cause rapid symptoms and death. No reliable antidote exists. watch flocks, prevent exposure, use baking soda or potassium permanganate in some cases.
The paichee, a fish 12 to 15 feet long and up to 500 pounds, was once so common that fishermen in a small village could tally 92 weeks of catch by the thousands. Unrestricted fishing has nearly exhausted the rivers.
A field guide stresses precise thinning of sugar beets to maximize yield. It argues workers’ numbers, supervision, and cross cultural cooperation shape a successful stand, explaining how spacing and two beets per skip affect results and payoffs.
Sixteen enrolled custodians and guests from multiple states attend the annual CSCE School for Custodians at Calprady State College of Education. Leaders include Willan R. Rass, general director, with attendees representing several districts and public and private institutions.
A Bronx man Max Bushmar hunted a street pickpocket across stations and streets after a robbery. After four close chases a pursuit ended with police catching the thief. Also noted are Army records on a name change and odd telegrams about a sleuth and death details from an Omaha editor.
Shipwrights on the Presque Island project in 1872 were paid weekly in dollars plus meals and lodging while constructing the Great Lakes fleet. The pay included sustenance and housing as part of compensation.
The U S Chamber of Commerce estimates that the United States has more than 3 600 ships totaling about 20 million gross tons at war end.
Citizens are urged to collect and save every drop of used fats to reduce the need for fresh fat. When the collection can is full, take it to the butcher to receive 2 free red points and 4 per pound. Save until victory is achieved.
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