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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1955
Page
3
In a brief staff note the Greeley Daily Tribune and The Grestey Republican announce personnel updates and editorial lineup changes for the weekday editions. The notice lists Dred J Hansen and O Koenig among executive staff with names Altered positions and roles affecting the newspaper’s professional leadership.
The Christian Science Monitor discusses the Supreme Court case on Dr. Peter and informants. It notes J Edgar Hoover defending informers as aiding justice while questioning their court accountability and the loyalty of federal workers tied to unidentified informants.
Associated Press analysis contrasts Churchill and Adenauer at a Washington news conference. It notes Churchill’s warmth and wit versus Adenauer’s direct, terse style, and frames both as leaders who rebuilt their nations from war. It discusses their temperaments, postwar roles, and Germany’s future in the Western alliance.
Weld County Civil Defense director Orio Rotunda announced the Weld CD communications unit needs 100 radio amateurs. The Northern Carigade Amateur Radio Operators' club provided 20 members. a six month training program will issue a general class license. The school starts in fall and covers code and theory, leading to a ticket to operate mobile or permanent equipment.
The Rev Jobo T. Mitchell Thoraday delivered a general sermon titled The Unexpectedness of Pesin before an audience in Toledo Ohio when he suddenly collapsed during the service initiating medical assistance and leaving parishioners concerned about his condition.
The June class of candidates is initiated in a national contest form led by Karl L. Aa. The team will represent Colorado at the Grand Lodge convention in Philadelphia starting July 10. Donations aid the blood bank with a drive in Greeley. donors with ID cards are urged to participate.
Senate leaders clash over July conference aims with President Eisenhower urged to outline free world peace patterns to test Soviet intentions. Knowland says the president should declare a peaceful framework, Humphrey proposes inviting former aides to help draft, while McCarthy accuses Eisenhower of a stacked deck. Discussions pivot on elections in satellite states and Germany reunification as precursors to trust between blocs.
Jaycees voted Tuesday night to back the proposed Greeley fire station. They scheduled meetings with a menh during the summer and planned a picnic for June 28 at Island Grove Park. An annual family event will be held in July with programs at the Horse Show on June 25 and 26.
Nearly 19 years ago on June 18 1930 Highland Lake hosted a Highland district pioneer reunion at the Congression al church. A bountiful picnic followed by an informal program featured vocal numbers readings and songs by local Windsor performers. Also noted are trips to California Florida and New Orleans and details about the Sea Scout regatta on Cooper Lake June 22 26 with Greeley ship Crews sailing from Cowper take and listing the ship’s crew and former owners.
Colorado politics clash over a contract allowing State Senator Shults to earn commissions on selling state land. Gov. Johnston and State Controller Nan Nooman indicated they would approve, despite concerns of personal service conflicts. The deal would pay Shults seven percent of the initial sale up to 159000 and half a percent of subsequent amounts, tied to a bird factory land sale in Colorado Springs.
A fragmented obituary and biographical sketch recounts a man linked to early 20th century projects. It mentions bridges near Glenwood Canyon and Kyiv, a move in 1922 to Montana, and mentoring roles with Odd Fellows. Survivors listed include a widow Myrthed, a son, and five brothers. Burial planned in Denver.
Henry Shore, a leading highway contractor long based in Valnidde, died of a heart attack at his Littleton home. A former Grand Aine resident, he worked as a freelance contractor with the Colorado Highway Dept. His firm pursued projects including a $423,000 road contract spanning forty miles of the Liver Larkspur and Monument corridors. Shore was born in Grandconn.
John Supane, noted philanthropist and chairman connected with Queen Cry Industry, Tyner Oil Co, and Lenox Motors, died. He served in key leadership roles across multiple firms and civic ventures, leaving a mark on business and charitable circles.
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