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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1951
Page
6
A garbled public notice from The Greeley Daily Tribune and related publication outlines subscription rates and circulation details, with faded lines and stray phrases. It mentions Colorado and carrier delivery options, suggesting a newspaper organizational notice plus a religious quotation attributed to John 4 23.
An Air Force alert describes schemes targeting airmen, including a con in a train station, fake keys to swipe service gear, and a bogus delivery badge. Colonel Mareydt, ex of the Nuclear Pellet Lab, leads warnings to personnel about the new fakery and its risks.
Editors sharply divide over Congress may bar economic aid to nations selling strategic materials to Russia or satellites. Some urge a precise, enforceable list of barred items, while others push executive vs legislative control and caution against harming East West trade. Public opinions from Oakland, Salt Lake City, Providence, St Louis, Philadelphia, and more weigh implications and practicalities of restricting trade in war materials.
A skeptical literary critique surveys Michael Langley’s travels through the Anglo Egyptian Sudan. The piece notes aimless wandering, colonial gaze, and strikingly odd passages including surreal cooking of insects and ants. It emphasizes a tone of mild amusement and caution about the author’s unprofessional yet agreeable chronicle.
A misreadable OCR item discusses veteran disability entitlements under public law and medical treatment related to injuries. It names Palmer Mander, Officer In Charge, VA Office, located at 806 Gregory Building, Orraley, Colorado, for further information.
Veterans Administration officials in Denver announced the VA would issue direct government home loans in parts of Colorado. Eligible veterans must have had a prior written contract with a builder or seller before May 1 1951, based on a lender commitment later withdrawn before May 15, and timely loan applications to VA. Applications after May 20 may still qualify if they meet VA rules. Contact the VA Loan Guarantee office at the Denver Federal Center or mail to the Veterans Administration Center Denver Colorado.
A fragmentary local item notes a postmaster settling a bill using pennies, with unclear details. Names and places are garbled, but the snippet references Vincennes Indiana and a salesman, plus mentions of a track and a refrigeration context. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear outcome.
19 Years Ago Monday June 18 1932 Marian Weaver and Jean Marsh returned from Inq Hinitions in AThoqiernne NL M. Mies Weaver taught retarded Saya ykh pupils and Misd Mareh lavest commercial education in the high school Both will retire there ROXt yen Mr pid Mire Arh Stanley are in Greeley day from Pueblo Stanley is working on his master’s degree at Teachers’ college Tim Thompson son of Me and Mrs James Thompson and Wayne Whitney son of the Stewart Whit neys are expected to arrive home this weekend Jim graduated from Santa Ana junior college at Santa Ana Calif Thursday night Wayne has been attending school in Los Angeles They will spend the summer in Greeley NOTICE OF FINAL PAYMENT on or after dune 88 Ish the COLAIGABO STATE WIGH WAY DIE ZEMENT who make Can pay 1 to Bart J Dowslax Rooftas ofing at Blate Highway Tie e Inn in Creeley Colorado for harravn buildings In Greeley Caloraley Fire pates with SUATH SEE WAY AUDITOM before above date J MARIS LA WALTOUS Blate Highway Engineer June 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 TNak
Legal notice summoning defendants in a Colorado county case over rent and quiet title. Names include Humber J Norte and Homer Il Northod, heirs of Jessie E, and unknowns. County of Weld filing seeks adjudication of rents and title. Publication dates listed May 21, 28 July 18.
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