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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1956

Page

8

Judge weighs excluding Aurora Englewood Golden from district action

Judge Donald A. Carpenter took under advisement a motion to exclude Aurora Englewood and Golden from the Elue River South Plate water conservancy district case. The city motions argue the cities cannot be included without consent due to population limits. Denver acreage and other motions were also ruled on.

Aurora Englewood Golden Donald A. Carpenter David J. Stiller Willfled Miller M. G. Shivers Jr Allorany Cilies William D. Johnson City of Miler Fagtewood Denver Carpenter Renver Boles Prinr Englewood and Garden Shivers Millec

Fragmented Project Budget Items From River Districts

A garbled OCR note lists river projects with numeric amounts and district names such as Big Thompson Vrain Boulder Creek and Lite Thompson. The text references costs like 98 and 45 and includes inconsistent spellings and labels.

Herihern Colorado Walter Conservancy Disteler Paudre Big Thompson Lite Thompson SL. Vrain Boulder Creek

Steel Workers Begin Talks With 11 Steel Firms

The Steel workers Union, after a strike authorization vote, started negotiations Tuesday with 11 steel firms individually in New York. It halted joint talks with the Big Three U S Site Bethlehem and Republic due to frustration, planning to meet with Pittsburgh Steel Inland Steel and Youngstown Sheet & Tube, aiming to bargain with all firms by Wednesday.

New York Steelworkers U.S Bethlehem Republic Pittsburgh Steel Inland Steel Youngstown Sheet & Tube Ware Jones & Laughlin Wheeling, Armes Allenlany Tudlum Great Lebes Mvision of Nations Steel

Phebe Anderson Dies Suddenly in Weld County

Phebe Anderson a Democratic candidate for the Colorado assembly collapsed while addressing La Salle Farmers Union No. 0 Monday evening. She died almost instantly en route to Weld County General Hospital. Anderson owned Andersons Tea Room in Greeley 26 years and had announced her candidacy on June 2. She was active in local groups and survived by a widower, two children, two grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Adamson Mortuary.

Phebe Anderson Twelth Avenue Colorado Assembly la Salle la Salle Farmers Union No. 0 Anderson Denmark Weld County General Hospital Lions Club Toastmistress ‘Club Business and Professional Women Soroptomist Club of Greeley Eastern Star First Christian Church Irs Creston Yumia County Colorado Wray Yuma A. V. Anderson Laird, Cobo Otis Alcs Paul S. Amierson San Diego Calif Emma Jon Purvis Denver Dick Seward Fred Sample Gip Shafter Laird Adamson Mortuary

Dulles Warns Senate On Foreign Aid Start Of Hearings

Secretary of State Dulles urged the Senate Appropriations Committee to back Eisenhower s 4.9 billion foreign aid program warning that failure could relax allied efforts and weaken the free world. The opening hearings followed a Foreign Relations Committee report for 4.5026 billion in foreign aid authorization. Democrats projected a possible 2.4 billion minimum for military assistance, higher than House and Senate committee totals.

Washington Dulles Senate Appropriations Committee Eisenhower America Dutles House Sc. Humphrey D-Minn Senate Democrats Howse

IBM Chairman Watson Dies of Heart Attack

Thomas Watson 82 chairman of IBM died at Roosevelt Hospital New York after a digestiv upset. He led IBM from a small company to a global corporation and attended the April 24 annual meeting before his collapse. Survived by widow Jeanette K. Kittredge and four children including Thomas J. Watson Jr. and Arthur K. Watson, plus 15 grandchildren.

New York Thomas Watson International Business Machines Corp Roosevelt. Hospital Watson New Canaan IBM Campbell Its Addison Academy Elmira School of Commerce National Cash Register Co Buffalo Louth

Ex-Con Confesses Slaying Tulsa Clergyman and Pastor

Taft Oklahoma police say ex-convict Edward Jean Williams admitted killing Tommie Robert Cooke, 24, an assistant pastor at Tulsa’s Glenwood Baptist Church. The body with a bullet wound was found near the Arkansas River bottoms after Williams led officers to the scene. Cooke was abducted as he drove in Tulsa, Williams reportedly forced him to a location toward Muskogee where Cooke resisted and was shot. Williams was arrested in Poteau following the kidnapping.

Taft Okla Tulsa Edward Jean Pete) Williams Arkansas River Tomimie Robert Cooke Williams Cooke Fulsa Glenwood Baptist Church Poteau Orville MciCroskey Jesus Christ Harry E. Stege Steye Willams Muskogee Willinggy Stege

Colorado storm slams farms damaging crops across front range

In northern Colorado a series of storms caused flood damage from basements to bridges with water depths up to six inches. Great Western Sugar estimates 29,600 acres of beets and small grain hit by hail while rain swamped basements in Brush Keenesburg and Brighton. Boulder campus buildings faced five foot floods. University Memorial Center garage and shops also flooded. Front range towns reported open roads Tuesday as damage totals rise.

Denver Colorado Great Western Sugar Co Posthern Brush Calorado Keenesburg Brighton Boulder University of Colorado Frie School Memorial Center

Russia Bids To Help Egypt Build Big Dam

Cairo reports the Soviet Union offered Egypt a loan of 9 million pounds to aid the Aswan High Dam project but Nasser would study the Angles before acceptance. Soviet Foreign Minister Shepilov announced the offer during talks as Britain and the United States discuss grants and loans totaling hundreds of millions. World Bank backing was also mentioned alongside Egyptian labor and local materials.

Cairo Egypt Gamal Abdel Nasser Soviet Union Aswan High Dam Nasser Angies Dmitri Shepilov Shepilov Suez Canal Zone Britain United States Upper Nile World Bank

Ike's Doctors Refuse To Enter Controversy Over Recurrence

In a midweek White House update President Eisenhower continues to progress well after surgery. Doctors declined to engage in debates on potential recurrence of his intestinal ailment. Officials said he improved with walking and sat up briefly as aides and Sherman Adams reviewed the day’s work.

Ike Washington Eisenhower Sherman Adams Hagerty Robert Spivave New York Post

Legislature May Be Asked To Pay Clear Creek Loss

Denver Gov. Johnson hinted the Colorado Legislature may be asked to approve funds to compensate individuals damaged by the Clear Creek flood two weeks earlier. He noted the spillway failure on a dam near Georgetown and said the state faces potential moral responsibility though not a direct suit. A report from Ally Gen. Duke W. Dunbar on state liability was expected in days.

Denver Johnson Colorado Perons Clear Creek Georgetown Duke W. Dunbar Game and Fish Dept

Beet Acreage Limits in 1957 Seen as Ag Dept. Opens Hearing

The Agriculture Department opened an informal hearing in Denver to set sugar beet acreage allotments for 1957. Officials expect state allocations by September with no less than 2 percent set aside for new producers and use of formulas to adjust for past plantings and disasters. Participating groups include state stabilizers, beet growers from Colorado, Iowa, California, and represented associations.

Denver Aqueniturs Agriculture Dept Indiana California Te. Oviah Agricult Dept Sugar Washington Owaed Merry Clark Eaton State Agriculture Stabilization Committe Earl Smith Greeley Mountain States Beet Growers Assa.s Ralph Benson

Farmers Report Storm Damage to Crops in Weld County

Weld county farmers flocked to the General Geo Insurance Corporation office to report crop losses from Sunday's wind and hail storm. About 110 loss reports were filed Monday with 310 contracts covered across 2.7 farms. Damage was heaviest in Prospect Valley, with Nunn Pierce and Ruff also affected. Adjustors will inspect damaged crops within the week. no new adjustors are added, but help is available from other counties. Farmers are encouraged to replant beans where feasible. corn is damaged but expected to recover. The FCIC policy urges continued farming practices to maximize future income.

Weld County Peneral Geog Insurance Corporation Jerry Kileker Abe Dantsge Curt Hicks Distriet FCIG FCIC Hicks Wyoming

Dates Set for Sail Bank Signup in Weld County

Weld County ASC office announced signup dates for the acreage reserve program. Eligible farmers must designate acres by June 30 and may receive in-person help at signup locations from 9 32am until 1 pm. Districts include Nunn, Fort Lupton, Mead, New Raymer, Johnstown, Milliken, Keenesburg, Greeley, Frederick, and more with local sites listed.

Sail Bank Weld County ASC Nann Ault Nunn Fort Lupton and Platteville Port Lupton Mead New Raymer Buckingham Johnstown Milliken Masonic Hall Keenesbur American Legion Brigesdale Frederick Kinn

Weather Outlook Across States With Showers Expected

The bulletin details Tuesday temperatures around 96 degrees with high 68 and low 53 for Tuesday morning. It notes fair to partly cloudy skies in Colorado and Wyoming with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in eastern portions. Ne winds gusty at times, temperatures mostly rising through Wednesday with 85 to 95 in many areas and cooler nights.

Colorado Wyoming Boulder Longmont Durango New Mexico

Local marriage licenses listed for multiple Colorado couples

Joe Rivas of Kersey and Margaret Pineda of La Salle lead a batch of recorded marriage licenses. Paul McAnally and Lois Barbry of Greeley appear alongside Kenneth Hayes Lancaster and Isabella J Schnell of Kolkyo Greeley. William A. Tause of Yersey and Carol Trenary of La Salle also listed in the notice.

Joe Rivas Kersey Margaret Pineda la Salle Paul McAnally Lois Barbry Greeley Kenneth Hayes Lancaster Isabella J. Schnell Kolkyo William A. Tause Yersey Carol Trenary

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs Colorado State College of Education Tivias J. Watson CSCE National Secretaries Association Faculty Club Alice Yeder Denny Teuesdell Merilene Meera Gail Brown Dorohan Hayes Cary el Glen Turner Einangle Boulder Cagler Wilma Wintey Office The Mountain States Telephone, Company Jim Moore North Colo Great Western Russia Nicosia U. S William FP. Boleler Tuesias EOKA Mediterranean Greece Ag Dept Cyprus Gritain Famagusta George Sinclair Ceylon Colombo Snook el Seventeenth Street First Nations Bank Weld
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