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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1952
Page
8
The Greeley Daily Tribune prints executive staff notes and public forum guidelines including word limits for letters and signatures. Subscription prices list Colorado rates with two and three month options and advance payment details.
The Fort Collins region feature highlights the Colorado Big Thompson project with maps and photos from Granby to Horsetooth. It covers the North Poudre gravity canal layout, Pole Hill to Carter Lake structures, and a large scale model exhibition in Greeley with tours and daily demonstrations.
Nellie Chapman hosted the Bap Mak Guild on Saturday with eight guests. Evvwell Wakeman opened with chants and verses, leading the Lord's Prayer. The day included a short business session, a visit afternoon, and refreshments. Attendees included Ethel Nadison of Denver and many local members and alternates. several members and guests were listed. The town hall dinette event and assembly preparations for June 21 were noted.
Navy scientists at San Francisco laboratory report alcohol can increase survival in mice exposed to radiation. In tests, 84 percent of heavily injected mice survived medium doses, while all those untreated died. Experts caution results do not translate to humans and highlight differences in alcohol processing.
A House reglatoion subcommittee headed by Rep Engle discussed a bill to replace a temporary Palo Verde water diversion with a permanent canal and siphon. Indian tribes fear removal of wells will flood the lower Colorado and impair tribal lands while Imperial District worries silt will flow downstream. Palo Verde favors a pumping plant and $3.5 million cost plus a canal-siphon plan totaling about $9 million as the cheaper operation.
Nineteen years ago on a Monday in 1933, Masonic members from Greeley planned a monument unveiling in Central City. The event expected 6,000 attendees with tours in Central City Blackhawk and Nevada Gulch. The Teller House and Opera House would host visitors during the centennial observance.
Yugoslavia relaxed domestic security precautions after the war, allowing hunting clubs to buy ammunition without a special permit from the Ministry of Interior. The official statement cited general security as the reason for the change and announced the relaxation had taken effect.
A fire at Belmont Park racetrack destroyed half a large barn early today. A groom, Alfred Miteheil, 22, of LaWre, Md., died after being knocked unconscious while attempting to rescue a horse. The blaze also claimed 21 horses and caused extensive damage estimated by Nassau County Fire Marshal George Clough.
Fire officials report a barn collapse affecting 70 horses trapped inside while 20 were led out by police and responders. The incident involved a $250,000 loss covering horses, barn, and equipment as bricks and walls failed during the blaze. Authorities are investigating the cause.
June 14, 193? I. J. Jewett Jr 39 Wyoming state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars died in Mercurial hospital after an auto accident.
Bean beetles threaten bean crops in Fort Collins area as entomologist Gordon Mickle urges growers to inspect fields for signs of infestation. First injuries appear on leaf undersides. begin control measures with rotenone or methoxychlor dusts, apply proper insecticide per acre, and repeat every two to four days during danger.
The People of Colorado summon Clyde T Alford and others in case 1809s to answer a complaint within 29 days. The action seeks to quiet title to SW 29 5N 65W in Weld County excluding ditches and rights of way. The parcel lies west of Highway RB and south of the South Platte River. a copy of the complaint is attached. Judge to rule on title claims. attorney is B. A. Shaper, Deputy Clerk.
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