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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1956
Page
8
New York City reports that about ninety percent of the nearly 400000 Jewish children attend one or more Jewish religious schools at some time, receiving the equivalent of all years of religious instruction. Separate note estimates cattle and swine diseases cause large annual losses in agriculture and livestock several figures in the hundreds of millions.
Midwest farmers face drought, falling prices, and tighter credit as postwar gains slip. Bankers say marginal operators suffer most while the broader economy reels from reduced farm income. Cities like Des Moines and Sioux City feel the impact through store sales and manufacturing links.
City history recalls Spanish settlement in 1565 and destruction by Drake in 1586. English pirates raided again in 1658, Castilla de San Marcos fortification built in 1672, ending the town’s troubles as the fort withstood three English attacks. Uses Tribune want ads.
Fort Collins read in Colorado A and M College entomology notes that miller moths, grayish brown half-dollar sized army cutworms, will appear in large numbers for three to four weeks. They do not bite or spread disease but are attracted to lights and can be a nuisance for homes. Swatting and common household methods advised.
A new $4.9 million textile plant at Jinja will produce about 9 million yards of cloth annually and employ 11,000 bales of Uganda’s cotton. The project, backed by the Callzo Printers Association and Uganda Development Association partners, aims to train locals for three shifts and strengthen the national crop, Colton.
Patuxent River Md. Navy reports the only husband and wife chief warrant officer team in the service is stationed at the Naval Air Station Patuxent River. The pair are Mr and Mrs Harry Baker.
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