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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1957
Page
4
Greeley daily paper records an event at the Merch Fate Memorial area with images from theater and cinema in town. The piece cites staff, exhibitors, and a photographer from Trinity-Keplico, mentioning color slides, a public screening, and a community memorial.
A New York government food inspector was suspended as a security risk after refusing certain peptimatione. The Supreme Court ordered reinstatement in 1935 after a similar case, with many workers facing suspensions for security concerns and some later reinstated with back pay.
A report notes George Kennan, noted Russia specialist, receiving the Lititvar Prize for history for his book Ragstda Leaves the War. It highlights his long focus on Russia, service in the Russian Bureau, ambassadorship to Russia, and use by the State Department since 1951, while doubting outsider opinions of his work.
A long silence ends as a congressional panel drafts recommendations by February 2 on improving the federal employment security program. The debate centers on the legitimacy of past dismissals and the scope of security rules, with Democrats accusing inflated claims and Republicans defending the broad purging of suspected risks.
The past week saw heavy shipments of feeder cattle from Texas to the Monfort lots delayed by gloomy spring weather. Warren Monfort cited stormy conditions delaying arrivals while Moulael noted reduced movement as feeders from holy geass country in Vosas worth about 200 head are sent to stalls for five to six months of summer feeding through fall.
Greeley Farmers Union met at La Grange School with Roland Eisaler as president conducting the meeting. Teyla Payne reported on school reorganization and legislation, a program of vocal selections by Helen and Evelyn Coyne and others. Refreshments were served by the Jess Kohlers and the Richard Smacks. Next inviting is scheduled for May 12.
Norman youth asks Mayor Keen what happens if pet frogs run loose under a city ordinance prohibiting horses and other livestock from running at large. Keen says a complaint would lead to seizure of the animals.
Real estate transfers listed for Weld County include Alma M. Bergsten to Alma M. Arractin and Ralph A. Beresten, George H. Fellows and Bertha Jean Fellows to Virgil E. Scott and Olive A. Scott, and multiple parcels in Maplewood Greyley and Creely areas. Amounts shown include Rev. 7 18 and 27 50, with other deeds across Lindale, Farrs Second Addition, Claytons Second Subdivision, and Pierce town tract.
Fragmentary OCR lists deeds and trusts involving Schulte Spencer Boudiaut and Betty Boudinut in Farr Addition Greeley plus William Well Jr and Lacry Walt and Barbara Well housing Lots and blocks in Platteville Town. Also Tol 13 in Platteville block 33 and Nellie G.C. Hell to Harold and Clarz Asmus with SE of 565 and revised sums.
Fort Collins Grand Junction and Loveland received American Automobile Association pedestrian safety awards for 2023. Fort Collins finished third among cities with populations between 10,600 and 25,000, while the other two towns also won honors.
Victor Kolar, 69, longtime conductor of the Netcoil Symphony Orchestra and former associate conductor of the New York Symphony, died Sunday in Detroit. Born in Budapest, his career spanned several major ensembles and he was celebrated for his conducting legacy.
Weld county residents contributed 6585 to the Heart Fund in the fiscal year ending this month, a substantial rise over 5856 in 1955-56. Dr Richard Foe and William Grant praised volunteers and donors, noting funds support research, education, and clinics. Greeley led in county totals, with district chairs named across the county and townships listed.
Two cars crashed at a street intersection in San Diego during the morning rush. Police said the drivers were two wives escorting their husbands to work and were dressed in bathrobes over nightgowns with house slippers.
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