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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1952
Page
7
A Greeley Tribune feature prints an invocation by Dr B C Murrah praising the Reclamation Service. It links soil restoration, watershed stewardship, and irrigation to western development and carries a sermon urging strong leadership for the future.
The Mara Maru adventure thriller opens Wednesday at Chief featuring Flynn in action and a strong female lead Ruth Roman. The plot centers on a diamond cross from a sea salvage tale with questions of loyalty and duty amid perilous deep sea exploits.
Editors debate whether General MacArthur should be the Republican convention keynote speaker. Opinions split along lines of Taft support, with concerns about military involvement in politics and potential party division. Some papers view a neutral keynote as essential to unity, others caution against militarily tied endorsement.
In a fragmentary line the report mentions a person named Jons dealing with a problem in a rush. A character identified as a rhacue cannot speak or communicate, and work proceeds with difficulty. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear context or additional names.
Beatty June 1 A three year old collie named ja, pet of Mr and Mrs Carl Hanesa, fell into an abandoned dry well 20 days ago and survived without food or water. A neighbor locating the well traced the trench and a ladder crew lowered into the pit, the dog pulled free. He had lost 20 pounds in the ordeal.
The text outlines mahogany ranges from southern Mexico through Central America to northern Colombia and Venezuela. It notes rediscovery about twenty five years ago on the upper Amazon tributaries in Brazil and Peru, yielding important supplies. The overall extent of the region remains largely unknown.
In 1933 June 17 report, Mildred Waddell and Ray Karr wed at the Waddell home with Rev. Charles Houser officiating. Mrs Karr wore yellow crepe, sister Tuth Waddell wore peach, Karr attended by brother Harry. The couple will reside in Greeley. Also noted are A. Colvin and daughters returning to Greeley from New York City after A Colvin pursued a doctoral degree at NYU and daughter Margaret attended Barnard College.
A massive blast at South Korea’s largest ammunition dump near Pusan killed one American soldier, left two missing and eight injured. The blaze forced over 20,000 civilians to flee as fires and explosions spread, with officials fearing continued danger from shells and rockets. American ordnance officers expect the fires to burn for days, and the dump’s true size remains a military secret.
The Maldives area reveals a hidden naval base built from jungle cleared by Royal Marines before Pearl Harbor. Its strategic value lies along the direct steamship route to India and Africa, with many wrecks near a lighthouse on Minicoy Atoll. An Indian-British scientific ship was later caught in a typhoon near the islands.
Fragmentary report recalls Male harbor and trade with ships bound together by ropes. Mentions Tou Batuta, local sects, and natives paid in goods for navigation. Source line cites Tribune wart ADB.
A young couple bought a refrigerator and stove but did not want delivery as their home was incomplete. After providing three days notice, the store sent the wrong refrigerator to their new home in St Louis, prompting a delivery error dispute.
A fragment notes James Donald as Joan's devoted husband and praises a British radio soap parody. It mentions Motion Picture Herald and Klis Films production, with a running time of nine minutes.
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