19 Jun 1956
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1956
Page
1
Moscow reports Birnia will pay for equipment from Russia and employ Russian engineers to bid on the tchisteistization project rem. The arrangement emphasizes foreign technical support and personnel sourcing amid ongoing regional programs.
In Preston Stephens Hay Kansas a three room school on the prairie teaches reading writing arithmetic and discipline without a furnace lunchroom or auditorium. Two sisters May and Rose Connor teach all grades in separate rooms and celebrate Miss May's 30th teaching anniversary with a play based on her life.
Greeley Public School launches a six week Summer Reading Program at Cameron Blementry School starting Monday through July 21. Five teachers from Maplewood Arlington and Weather Junior High will run two groups daily for about ten students each to curb summer learning loss and boost reading skills in small groups. Hazel Datbey David Fromm and Dr Craig Fullerton lead planning and organization.
Illinois Waterway CHICANO notes seven locks on the route connecting Lake Michigan with the Mississippi River. The rugged waterway facilitates navigation between the Great Lakes and the Mississippi system, passing through a series of locks and basins along the corridor.
Stanford professor Oliver B. Byrd told CSCE on Monday that the emotional atmosphere in classrooms is the key factor in learning. He warned anxiety spreads between teacher and pupils, stressing sound, voice, authority, recognition, and positive relation to foster independence and judgment.
A two-vehicle crash two miles east of town on Eighth Street road at about 1 10 a m left Lorenzo Martinez of Greeley with $430 damage to his Ford. State Patrolman Loyal Warner investigated. A 1955 Chevrolet driven by Edwin J. Osen of Anita Iowa sustained $00 damage after Ulrich skid and struck Osen’s car.
Admiral George Murray former naval aviator No.2 and Pearl Harbor veteran died Monday night after a cerebral hemorrhage six days earlier. A native of Boston, he retired in August 1951 and served aboard the Sapantio era. He and his wife Carrine were aboard the aircarrier enterprise during World War II and aided Pearl Harbor defenses from Wake Island.
James Egan of Mountain States Telephone seeks applicants for Dial switching gear installation in the new Longmont building. Training by Western Electric reps will occur in local schools. No experience needed. health and age under 28 required. Veterans urged to contact Dean Abriana at 625 Coffman in Longmont.
In the country about 579 million prescriptions were fitted last year in drugstores. The average price stood at 2.39 dollars. New prescriptions accounted for 417.9 million of the total, with 217.1 million refills.
Nova Scotia added about 11 miles to its paved highway network in 1955, bringing total paved roads in the province to 1,897 miles. More than 75 percent of tourists who visited Nova Scotia that summer arrived by automobile.
Norma Garnen Stattos, administrator, will present the final settlement of the estate administration to the West County Court in Colorado. It sets July 1986 for appearance and objections, with attorney Hubert D. Waldo Jr. listed.
Notices announce final payments by the Colorado Department of Highways for two projects. The first covers Colorado Project No. 8 T01401, 2.184 miles of grading and asphalt surface on State Highway 382 near Windsor, Weld County, contractor Weeser of Greeler, with audits by the department. The second concerns Colorado Project No. 40912(1), 2.460 miles of naphalic surface and stabilization on State Highway 261 near Greeley East, Weld County, contractor Colorado Constructora of Denver, with final audit by the Auditor of Highways.
Public Trustee of Weld County Colorado announces a foreclosure sale issued by the United States District Court for the District of Colorado. The defendant Kellogg and Valley Alfalfa Milling Company face judgment for $180,821.79 plus costs and interest at 6 percent, with sale of real and personal property described as Kellogg assets and Valley Alfalfa Milling Company business in Colorado.
A foreclosure sale is scheduled in Weld County Colorado under a judgment and decree. The sale will include real and personal property of defendants and is set for 11 o clock in the forenoon at a location near the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad in Keenesburg. Bids must be for the entire plant and property. partial bids will not be accepted.
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