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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1950
Page
3
The Greeley Daily Tribune lists weekly public notices and a Public Forum section with letters of 100 words minimum and correct signatures. It notes editorial standards, legal notices, classifieds, and a quote from Nehemiah to close the page.
Theodore White cites German aims for independence from Allied controls while Allied troop presence and aid shape decisions. Franco-German industrial cooperation alarms Britain and prompts fears of a Western defense cartel. Debate centers on economic integration, potential Nazism revival, and power politics shaping Europe’s future with quotes from Winchell and McCloy.
A mutilated Zeebrugge obelisk marks both the World War I raid and wartime destruction. British and Belgian groups revived the site with a spring ceremony, urging restoration. The 13 foot bronze St George figure atop a 45 foot shaft symbolized courage, later toppled by German forces, while a nearby War Museum preserves raid maps and relics.
The Wesley Foundation Alumni of Colorado State Teachers College of Education announce the tenth annual reunion in Denver on Sunday June 26. Attendees meet at one p.m. at the Museum in City Park or 2601 Fillmore Street if rain. alumni from C. S. U. and the Methodist Church groups welcome. For more details contact Ray Litter in Greeley or Marie Williams in Denver.
Lederer recounts the 14 hour Arctic Sea disaster of the U S S Cochin during a North Atlantic operation. Survivors from the Dusk sister ship are questioned as the burning submarine sinks amid polar storms and freezing seas. Courage, peril, and a stark account of heroism unfold with vivid, simple narration.
Federal officials plan a crackdown on phoney butter sales as tax cuts on margarine end June 3. The FDA seeks nearly a million dollars to expand enforcement against butterleggers and curb price gaps of about 40 cents per pound between butter and margarine after tax changes. Officials say substitutions of colored margarine for butter may surge and will be hard to detect.
Preliminary census reports show Oklahoma may lose up to a quarter million residents in the past decade, with several districts reporting declines. Counties across the state reflect farm-area shrinkage, urban growth trends, and schools and churches abandoned as residents migrate to cities and other states.
The readable fragments discuss plant breeding and inbreeding effects such as larger ears and reduced yield. No clear event or persons are identified to report a concrete news item.
Dr. George Willard Frasier reports lack of enailable housing for summer graduate students at Colorado Teachers College. Many students with families crowded into all available spaces, forcing some to abandon summer work or relocate. Single rooms scarce, winter surplus noted. families drive long distances. A Creeley hospital note mentions a Creeley hospital event and a National Flower Appreciation concert with Gerald schools cooperation.
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