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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1958
Page
11
A psychiatrist warns that skimping on bedroom decor can signal marital trouble. Readers are advised to invest in a comfortable bed, twin or canopy options, cozy lighting, personal storage, a soft carpet, uncluttered space, window coverings, and safe underfoot comfort to improve harmony and sleep.
Circular advertisement for sewing patterns prints bold claims of easy one color dress with contrasting overskirt options. Includes pattern numbers, sizes 9 10 19 17, and price 88 cents plus 3 cents per pattern. Requests payment in coins to Anne Afems Pattern Dept. 247 West 17th Street New York NY.
John A. Lindrup aged 52 editor of Viking, a leading Scandinavian newspaper, died Saturday from a skull fracture suffered in a fall. He was active in Norwegian American societies and based in Rapid City.
SAN JOSE Calif AP Senate Minority Leader William FAnowland R Calif urged full disclosure of facts in the Sherman Adams case on Sunday warning the White House prestige could be undermined. The text notes no Vienna born boy has been named Adolf since 1938 the year Austria was annexed by Nazi Germany.
In New York the stock market climbs despite doubts of a bottom. Bulls see gains ahead while bears short sell hoping for lower prices. Prices rise on pension funds flow and belief the slump is near end, with earnings lagging but optimism persistent.
In Borger Texas members of the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 361 voted Saturday night to call a three day strike that has idled seven Phillips Petroleum Co plants in the area for four months.
Kingman Arizona mayor J McCarthy vows drastic steps to address deplorable local roads. He proposes Kingman sever ties with Arison and align with Nevada. Separately Bach, noted composer of Fassae Aglia, is praised as a Lutheran church organist in the report.
UP News features advise teen drivers on car maintenance. Focus on keeping radiator clean and cooling system flushed, battery terminals cleaned with baking soda, and terminals coated with petroleum jelly. Also notes wipers need regular cleaning to prevent grease buildup.
A cautionary note advises wiping the windshield’s oily film twice weekly and monitoring speed to avoid accidents. It warns that rushing to meet a date can result in a dangerous crash, emphasizing prudent driving and staying within safe speeds.
Maj. Alford A. Williams, 1, a trailblazer for a separate Air Force and the first to reach 300 m.p.h. as a Navy test pilot, died Sunday of cancer in Elizabeth City North Carolina. He received the Distinguished Flying Cross in 189 for his service. The report notes poor wine output in Luxembourg as a stray fragment.
The Supreme Court ruled that the State Department erred in denying passports to two applicants who would not sign non Communist affidavits. Rockwell Kent and Dr. Walter Briehl challenged the policy as overreach, with Justice Douglas delivering a 5-4 decision and a noted dissent by Justice Clark. The ruling emphasizes that Congress did not authorize withholding travel rights on belief or association alone. Also noted is the 208 foot Cape Hatteras lighthouse, the tallest in the United States.
The Tribune wants ads announce a proposed budget submitted to the Board of Education for the 1954-1959 fiscal year. A copy is filed in the Superintendent’s office for public inspection. A special meeting at Grover High School on June 18 at 8:00 PM will consider the budget. Taxpayers may register objections before final adoption. By Glenn Cowley, Secretary, June 18, 1958.
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