Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Greeley Daily Tribune in Greeley, Colorado

We have 2,436,474 pages in Colorado

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1958

Page

3

Greeley Daily Tribune Executive Staff Note

The fragment lists staff roles for The Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley Republican with names such as Milrd and Hansen, Legg, Roenig, and Clare Page. It includes publication and circulation boilerplate, dates, and a biblical quotation. The readable text references office at 114 Eighth St, Greeley, Colorado, and a March date.

The Greeley Daily Tribune Greeley Republican Mildrrd & Hansen Puumat Yorem Legg, Roenig Busines Mar AL Petenben Jake Astrick Clare Page Garris Onus Trbane Rabin Offic Grealer Pat Greeley Calorado Colorado AP News

Judge Bradfield backs charter with amendment hopes for future changes

Judge George H. Bradfield, former Ruprete and county judge, endorses the city charter but urges amendments. He cites four provisions he would amend, including replacing the treasurer with a finance director and limiting water rate uses, while supporting adoption at the June 24 election.

George H. Bradfield Ruprete Court The Tribune Bradfield Gresley Bradiicki United States Judge Bradfield Dele Kates Elactor

The Right To Vote and Civil Rights Legislation

The Christian Science Monitor notes that narrowing civil rights bills to voting rights does not weaken the broader goal. It cites statements by Mississippi Governor Coleman and a Southern Regional Council survey showing official efforts to curb Negro registration in several states. It argues the right to vote is distinct and essential, protected by the 15th Amendment, and true equality requires fair access to elections without disqualifying race-based hurdles.

The Christian Science Monitor Congress Mississippi J. P. Coleman Southern Regional Council Alabama Georgia Council NAACP Georgia Democratic United States

Adams Faces Probers Over Adams-Goldfine Ties

Washington gossip notes President Eisenhower's top aide Adams agrees to testify before Congress about his ties to Boston millionaire Bernard Goldfine who paid hotel bills and may have aided him with purchases. The affair highlights questions of official vs personal dealings and executive privilege.

James Marlow Washington Sherman Adams Congressional Bernard Goldfine Boston Adams Eisenhower White House Dixon-Yates Goldfine Congress Senate Committee Army Inzeph McArthy Chris Federal Trade Commission and Fire Securities Exchange Commission Ics Goldfine Time Magazine

CSU Official Reports Sweeping Lawn Fungus

Denver AP reports cool wet weather in Colorado has sparked a lawn fungus. CSU plant pathologist W J Henderson identifies it as helicopperid or welljug out disease causing irregular patches and straw colored death. he notes fungus remains in soil for years and recommends organic mercury sprays for early treatment to aid recovery.

Denver Colorado W. J. Henderson Colorado State U University Henderson

Chilean General Visits Dallas Ahead of Air Force Tour

Gen Dario Bovadilla commander of Chilean air force visited Dallas with his party on Monday and Tuesday. They will travel to Denver to inspect the Air Force Academy. The visitors are special guests of the secretary of the Air Force. Bell spent part of summers at Beinn Bhreagh in Nova Scotia.

Dallas Tex Dario Bovadilla Mexander Graham Bell Beinn Bhreagh Beautiful Mountain Baddeck Bay Nova Scotia

Air Force awards Sundstrand $1 million equipment contract

The Air Force has granted Sundstrand Machine Tool Co. a million dollar order for electronic equipment for a manned interceptor aircraft. Sundstrand-Turbo division manager Richard Olson said the exact contract value would not be disclosed yet the award will not alter the plant’s 1,100 workers.

Denver Air Pater Sundstrand Machine Tool Co Anu Richard Olson Sundstrand-Turbo Sundstrand

Olson Defines Power Rule For Aircraft Speed Independence

Olson stated that power remains constant regardless of the aircraft’s speed, outlining a rule that the engine output does not need to vary with speed to maintain flight. The remark frames a principle for flight dynamics and engine performance.

Olson

Churchmen land in court over disorderly conduct

Mount Clemens Michigan AP reports two Assembly of God members, Rev. David O. Norcross aged 30 and James W. Weaver aged 22, pleaded innocent in Municipal Court after being charged again with disorderly conduct following noisy services at their church. Trial set for June 24.

Mount Clemens Mich Assembly of God Church David 0. Norcross James W. Weaver

Eight New Homes and Three Duplexes Approved for Week

City clerk issued 22 building permits totaling 187,762 for construction including eight new homes costing 81,200 with addresses on 12th and 14th Streets and related sites. Three duplexes at 2408 10th Aves, each 8,000, were approved for Bill Elliott as owner. Wheeler Realty and Flood Peterson Insurance linked to completions.

Wolit 12Th St 2Th St Hugh Phillips 14Th Ave 27Th St 8Th Ave Wheeler Realty Flood & Peterson Insurance Agency Bill Bliott 10Th

Permits Issued for New Business Building and Remodels

Huske Addition Inc and Flood Peterson Insurance Agency received permits for a $30,000 one story business building at 193 Really and Flood Peterson. Laatwerk’s permits include a $60,000 remodeling of the Gresley National Bank. Other permits list waegemast kitchen addition at 1422 17th St. for $1,500, Shaver widen 1435 28th St. Re for $80, Hockman porch foundation and sidewalk at 1812 15th Ave and 316 14th Ave for $75 and $175, Diekman garage fire damage $400, Brass & Sons porch foundation 1409 7th Ave $50, Moore roof repair at Wareth St $80, Johnson reroof garage 518 11th Ave $85, Hopkins reroof 3220 12th Ave $217.

7Th Ave Huske Addition, Inc Flood Peterson Insurance Agency Laatwerk Gresley National Bank John J. Waegemast 17Th St Charles Shaver Avive 28Th St Joe Hockman 15Th Ave 14Th Ave Herman Diekman Join Brass & Sons Elmer Moore

Dodgers First Televised Game At Ebbets Field 1939

The first major league baseball game televised featured the Brooklyn Dodgers against the Boston Braves at Ebbets Field on August 26, 1939. This historic broadcast marked the dawn of televised baseball and showcased the Dodgers as the era’s pioneering team.

Ebbets Field Brooklyn Dodgers Boston Braves

State Health Board Approves Hospital Expansion Plans

Denver AP Dr Roy Aleere director of the state Health Dept says the State Board of Health has approved hospital and related projects totaling 47.5 million with federal aid of 2.3 million for six hospitals six sewage plants and a laboratory. Key items include St Benedicts Hospital Sterling new hospital 1.28 million federal aid 0.56 million and Larimer County Hospital Yort Selling new wing 548,808 federal aid 362,000. Logan County Hospital Sterling nursing home wing 380,000 federal aid 180,000. Continuous details follow as federal approval is sought.

Denver Roy Aleere State Health Dept Board of Health St. Benedict's Hospital Sterling Larimer County Hospital Yort Logan County Hospital Cagmor Sanitsrium Colorado

Colorado Springs and Towns Receive Federal Aid Totals

Federal aid numbers accompany project costs for several Colorado towns. Springs shows 500000 with 298015 federal aid. Sewage projects approved include Colorado Springs 1197109 with 250000 federal aid and Piranga 848008 with 194691. Pagosa Springs 247548 with 30415. Mone Vista 132789 with 30839. Wray 82862 with 24858.

Massu Named Governor of Algiers Department

Brig. Gen. Jacques Massu, the paratrooper who led the May 13 upheaval, was named governor of the Algiers department. He will take over Tuesday as prefect under two senior French generals ruling Algeria and will report to them in the capital.

Algiers Jacques Masau Algeria Massu Caplist

Also Mentioned on This Page

Paulis Furum Yoo Peters Januga Ponte and Ponder Matt Probers Pany Half Acre Castle Soty Mase of Ene Ee Cal Wei Mons Joe Palooka Bay Wart Ham Fisher Jeaw Waive Aian Matty Marre Vademark Scorchy Smith Slie Clik Eeeee Kigistersh Biz Bump OAKYS Lowes Afb CSU Trad Air Force Sundstrand Co. Pact D. C. Roger Insurance Agency 9Th St Buckley Alana MISTER _BREGER Sydney Hargnina
Search Courier

Search the Greeley Daily Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Greeley Daily Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication