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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1961
Page
11
A crowded classifieds section lists used cars and trucks including Ford and Mercury models, various year ranges, and repair services. It mentions radiator work, generator parts, and engine components, with contact hints across city streets and hotels, reflecting a busy midcentury market.
Frayed 1960s era car and truck listings show various makes and models with prices, locations, and contact notes. The scattered items include Ford, Chevrolet, and Dodge offerings, engine types, trade options, and partial addresses, all aimed at buyers browsing a rural or urban used vehicle market.
Officers report a burglary at Reynolds Farm Equipment on 18th Street with a single old revolver taken. A Kalyn Beauty Salon burglary yielded only pennies. In Eaton, a car crash damaged a parked sedan at 17th Avenue, injuring a passenger. Chicago wheat and soy markets show no sales with mixed price movements across grains.
Snow fell on Mount Etna and surrounding villages as a sudden storm hit Sicily. An unrelated alert from El Monte, California reports police receiving prank engraver calls after a spoof job ad referenced Lincoln and Jackson. A separate Colombia notice announces a $30 million power plant project in Guadalupe.
Fragmentary OCR from a 19th century style market page. Mentions Feu Neb and Chicago Butter and Eggs, with scattered references to sales, pricing, and demand. Details are garbled but indicate trading activity for dairy and eggs and a list of vendors or locations.
Multiple burglaries at Keenesburg and nearby sites Saturday night yielded cash and goods worth over $650. The loot included $31,851 from Young's Foodliner, cigarettes, a bowling machine, a music box, and entry through a damaged front door. other targets included the Keene Power Equipment Co and a tavern, with damage to vehicles and break-ins across several locations.
Sandra J. Arpaia, 24, of Hamden Connecticut, wife of Anthony P. Downey, son of singer Morton Downey, was killed in a honeymoon car crash near Grantsville Utah. Downey survived after the collision that also killed sailor Daniel A. Sexton, 19, and injured Sexton's father who lives in Walls, Utah.
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