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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1951
Page
3
Budapest paper Nepsport criticizes rackets from state factories for poor quality and a cosmopolitan trend, denouncing aristocratic names like Lady Lord and Oxford as improper for future production. The article condemns branding that echoes aristocratic and cosmopolitan influence in tennis equipment.
Dr. G. V. Allen says the University of Malaya is recruiting a renowned Chinese scholar to head a new Department of Chinese Studies. The search spans globally including Hong Kong and the United States. The candidate should possess deep knowledge of Chinese language and literature.
Readable fragments describe numerous before and after spinal X rays used to illustrate spinal correction. The item hints at controversy or skepticism over chiropractic methods and their advertised outcomes.
A old style health piece explains correct posture as aligning the body in standing walking or sitting to balance ease and comfort. It warns against slumping or twisting and notes that poor posture compresses organs and nerves while good posture improves energy appearance and overall health. Stand tall walk tall sit tall for better performance.
Fort Collins report from June 2 notes success using DDT to combat peach tree borers damaging cherry trees in eastern Colorado. Colorado A and M College station observes up to substantial insect elimination. recommended July 1 trunk spray of 12 18 pounds of DDT per 100 gallons of water at 40 50 psi. If missed, paradichlorobenzene serves as an alternative in late August or early September.
Miss May Stanek of Colorado A and M College explains hot packed vegetables are precooked and need less processing time than cold packed ones. Follow the bulletin instructions and consult your county extension office for a free copy. Peppering Shaikh table Ja laludin faces trespass charge over fake mosque facing certificate. charge withdrawn after mosque caretaker’s action.
Eaton residents and visitors fill the week with family visits and club activities. Jon Brown's daughters Margaret and Mary arrive from Phownts Arkansas for a family gathering with Mr and Mrs Fred Campbell and kin. Chapter AB PEO plans a June 26 meeting at Mrs Nellis Eaton’s in Greeley with honors for Mrs Arthur J Andersen and Mrs Andersen Jr. and convention reports by Mia Howard Lair and Mrs Fred Kuykendall. Local carousels include park picnics, new officers for the Garden club, and multiple trips from Eaton area families to Zion National Park, East Lake City, Gulf States and Cuba, plus regional church and farm meetings in Bozeman and Winona Lakes.
Community news from Carr includes military families returning and traveling for furloughs, weddings in Platteville, a motor trip to Oregon, and visits by relatives. Local residents attend church services, skating parties, birthday celebrations, and plan upcoming events.
Ault residents note several events including Jack Alkire returning to Jacksonville for airman prep, Jos Lewis leaving for Greenville base after furlough, Alvin Hensley entering Cheyenne veterans hospital for stomach illness, and a Denver Berkeley park garden party with multiple relatives. Ault Woman's Club earns an oil painting for the local library lounge. Karen Frantz marks her fourth birthday with a Father’s Day dinner. neighborhood guests from Greeley attend. Two families take vacations, while Rev. Tenn Chambers visits. Wyatt Home Demonstration Club meets in Puestay with health and district reports. A porcupine is noted as a resident of the rofient family.
Yort Collins June 23. Growtog Gis Cons a Coat Buying Problew details a Columbine Homs Demonstration club member Mrs Avie Willeke who transformed a worn wool gabardine coat into a kid sized garment using adult parts and a new lining. Savings cited: $1 vs $10 or more for a new coat. Homemakers share method learned in Colorado A and M Extension Service meetings emphasizing frugal fabric use and repurposing. A baby typically triples its weight in the first year of life.
Washington June 21 Michael Braun urged Congress to authorize a $25,000,000 study of cloud seeding and salt water conversion to usable form. He said rainmaking should serve more than 100 countries and that no reliable yardstick exists to measure heightened water supply yet. A House committee is considering bills placing interior department oversight on the research program.
Cody Wyoming June 28 Stanley C Holler 22 was fatally injured yesterday when he fell from a Weht pole He was an employee of the Cody City Electric department Holler a World War II veteran
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