Registration Saturday for 8 Week Session Housing Appeal
Demat for housing for summer students will peak this week with a large arrival of students registering Saturday for the eight week session. Ralph E. Wargrave, housing director, pleads with householders and property owners to fill apartments and rooms through his office. More families accompany students each year, with married couples and families needing accommodations most. his office is in Frasier Hall room 23, southwest basement near Tenth Ave. Phone 2000 extension G1.
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Denver's Water Storage Reaches New Level But Low Percent Full
Denver’s water storage has risen from a month and a year ago with Gross Reservoir driving much of the gain. Total storage now stands at 104,795 acre-feet, up from 75,238 a month earlier and 74,511 a year ago, while reservoirs remain only about 40 percent full.
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City Council Agenda Highlights Evening Session Topics
City Council Tuesday agenda includes petition by Greeley Association ministers on Sunday grocery closures, reports on Street Improvement districts 222 and 223, second reading to repeal weighly and measure ordinance, city engineer drainage fix at Ninth Street and Twenty-Fifth Avenue, approval of water contracts with Delta Pipeline East Delta Pipeline East Greeley Pipeline and Franklin Pipeline, plus transfer water meters agreement for Franklin Pipeline.
Entries Set Record At Canada Crossings In 1955
Ottawa reports long-stay entries into Canada reached an all time high in 1955 with 2,524,083 cars crossing on travelers vehicle permits for stays of 48 hours or more. The figure tops the prior record by 18,672 from 1953 as population growth continues at about 110,000 people daily.
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Missionaries to Aid Mau Mau Revolt Response in Kenya
Four Navigators members a non-denominational mission group with international roots will direct Christian relief work among Mau Mau in Kenya. Richard Hightower will lead, with Douglas Sparks Shankle and Robert Howarth also traveling from the California and New York headquarters to support the mission.
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Senate group debates foreign aid bill amid bitter clash
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee wrapped up its work on a foreign aid measure worth 4.5026 billion, $102.6 million above the House vote. Chairman George predicted Senate action Wednesday after a likely long debate. The bill awaits consideration alongside defense and other money bills as the House previously approved a separate 3.8 billion authorization from prior unexpended balances. The administration expects about 342 million unexpended balances by June 30, risking 142 million reverting to the Treasury if not obligated within weeks.
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Bridal shower honors Mrs. Soutiotis in Ault church
Ault notes report a bridal shower for Mrs. Peter Soutiotis at the Baptist church parlor with about 100 guests. Hostesses listed, program by Ruth Lombard, readings by Russ Lombard, and gifts displayed on a lace table as plans to reside in Cheyenne are noted. The same column mentions a surprise housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nelson and other local social events and obituaries.
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Dalé Strange
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Fred Hoover
Vea Simpson
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Charlie Hil
Rammie Green
Viola’ ‘Strong
Moore
Beverly Hotaling
Donna Heberlein
Peggy Allison
Tune Smith
Souliotis
Cheyenne
Russell Nelson
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Arvel Stewart
Dale Peterson
Fort. Collins
Carl’ W. Johnson
Greeley
Ted Tolman
Faton
Robert Swanson
Severance
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Nelsons
J. J. Newell
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Woodruff
Ault
Artesia
Beefore
Carlsbad
Joann Gerhardt
Kansas City
Robert Bay
Salt Lake City
Carl Bay
Pierre
Paul R. Lee
Olive Bratch Club
Sam Andersen
John Sakurai
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Guests
Mrs Ray Nix and Mrs John Hosherry shared prizes at the event while attendees included Mr Henry Dill and Mrs Roseberry. Future hostesses Mrs M A Backstram and visitor Mrs Virginia Holmes of Los Angeles joined a several day visit with the Peterson and Ford families in Las Animas. Sonja Clauson visits Columbus Ohio aunt Mrs Harold Youngmen after flying from Denver to study language under Haddad at Ohio State University.
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Two Greeley Men Graduate From California Colleges
Among students graduated from California colleges this spring were two Greeleyites. Walter Richard Peterson earned a master of business administration from Stanford University, after a bachelor of science degree from the University of Colorado. Glen Dale Adams, son of Lloyd Adams near Greeley, graduated with honors from California State Polytechnic College at San Luis Obispo with a bachelor of science in electronic engineering. Also noted are local Rexall store promotions offering 5 and 9 Green Stamps.
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Santa Maria's Speed Through History Recalled at Sea
A historical note explains Columbus's Santa Maria could cover 12 to 15 miles per hour with favorable wind. Time and distance at sea were hard to measure, using a sand glass every half hour. A day’s run stretched from dawn to sunset, roosters signaling watch changes.
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Weld County Real Estate Transfers Listed here
Real estate transfers in Weld County show Juna 15 M. E. Hagan to Vietor R. and Edith Nottingham of part of Elk 33rd Add Houston His Greeley with revenue of 15.40. Vietor R. and Edith Nottingham to Harry F. and Evelyn M. Potterff of Lot 35 Alles Acres Greeley revenue 2.75. Harold E. and Leota B. Wampler to Harry A. and Catharine M. French of Mountain View Acres Lot 26 with exceptions revenue 12.10.
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Vietor RR
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Evelyn M. Pottorff
Alles Acres
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Leota B. Wampler
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Catharine M. French
Mountain View
Israel Grows Rice In Experimental Hule Valley Plots
In Jerusalem the first attempt by Israeli farmers to cultivate rice succeeded on two experimental plots in the Hule Valley. The project demonstrates potential for domestic rice production and ongoing agricultural research.
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Jerusalem
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Hule Valley
Army Surplus Disposal Totals Four Billion Dollars
Washington reports that since last June the Army has disposed of excess and surplus stock valued at four billion dollars based on acquisition value.
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Washington
Nazarenes Will Open New Mission Stations in Central Africa
The Church of the Nazarene announced plans to send missionaries to Central Africa Formosa and Okinawa as part of its quadrennial general assembly. About ten thousand delegates and visitors gathered for the missionary rally and consecration assignments. Mela H Brown of Colorado Springs was re elected president of the Christian Mutual Benefit Association at a separate meeting along with other officers. A stray note mentions a DIY pencil project costing around fifty dollars.
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Chireh of the Nazarene
Central Africa
Formosa
Okinawa
Mela H. Brown
Colorada
Springs
Colo
Christian Mutual’ Benefit Assn
Indian bird study aims to protect rare species
The bird division of India's Board of Wildlife plans to study endangered birds to provide protection. Targets include the great Indian bustard the pink headed duck and the white winged wand duck.
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Bird Division
India
Board of Wildlife
Navy Man Top Ace
Patuxent River Maryland, Navy Captain David McCampbell is cited as the top air ace, establishing a record for carrier squadron sorties and aerial victories during World War II.
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David McCampbell
WWII ace leads Navy test center staff at Patuxent River
The top living WWII ace downed 24 Japanese planes in one battle. He serves as content coordinator at the Naval Air Test Center, Patuxent River. About 1% of Americans play the accordion.
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Naval Air Test Center
Patuxent River
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