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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1954
Page
10
Market notes show demand shifts and price signals across beans and energy sectors in Denver. Prices referenced include corn and other commodities with regional variations. delivery schedules and local transport notes appear amid a fragmented OCR reading.
Our Savior's Protestant church hosts a charity concert at the parish hall with Arthur Thomas, noted organist, and Patricia Knelehoist. The event, presented by Tom Walker music company in Denver, offers free admission with a voluntary offering for the church building fund. Public invited. fellowship hour to follow.
Justice Court records list multiple defendants including Frank Gutierrez Hudson cited for driving under the influence and related offenses, James Garber Greeley for speeding, and Jack W. Flaing Johnstown for indecent liberties with a minor. entries note fines and costs, with one case dismissed on motion by Deputy D.A. Karl Aniborn. Additional items reference traffic and domestic court actions, along with broad mentions of markets and livestock figures.
Weld County Court addresses claims of heirs for the estate of Rubi Jut, with dozens of listed heirs in Colorado. Barbara M. Birely sues for divorce from Virgil M. Birely. Thelma M. Cover files for divorce from Hobert W. Goer. livestock market prices and local business notices accompany regional notices and ads.
Mrs Charles EB Anderson and family express sincere thanks for the cards flowers and expressions of sympathy received during their recent bereavement.
Grain list shows wheat and new crop soybeans weaker after government acreage cuts for 1988. Wheat futures eased despite higher cash bids as cooler weather and drought influenced sentiment. July corn and soybeans slipped slightly. cash grain prices listed for Kansas City floor bids and No 2 corn and red wheat grades.
The New York stock market opened amid strong pressure as tobacco shares fell sharply after a American Cancer Society report connected smoking to cancer and heart disease. Packard and Studebaker faced varied moves while American Tobacco fell to a new low and several major firms declined in heavy trading.
Local market and society page reports multiple birth announcements and family ties. William Dow born to Tracy Dragoo and Evelyn Ericxon of Los Angeles. Battke couple welcome daughter at Fayetteville Fort Bragg. Olsen couple greet daughter at Weld County General Hospital corrected to June 22. additional brief notes on farm stock and local trade entries accompany the notices.
A compiled list of diverse court records shows numerous reckless driving and speeding charges across various addresses in Wyoming and beyond. Several individuals face fines ranging from 3.50 to 65.50 with offenses including careless driving stop sign violations and drunk driving.
Western Colorado faces one of its worst water shortages with the Cameo station flow about 3,000 second feet, far below the normal 13,000. Frank Merriell of Grand Junction urged storage to enable eastern diversion, noting 1934 was surpassed and Lees Ferry deliveries lagged. A committee will study priority for river projects as board seeks clarity for future investments.
Northern Colorado Amateur Radio club ran its annual field day on June 49 and 20 at Newman Lake past mile west of Seelys Lake. Amateurs worldwide participated in a 24 hour event with two complete transmitting receiving stations on emergency power contacting more than two dozen stations. Local operators included UTS pare ie into ATC WGI DCY YP NBG Ue NNL DRA and BSA. L J Hesser supplied a five kilowatt generator and Jones Tent and Awning provided the tenting.
A county traffic school course concludes Wednesday night with aptitude and driving tests conducted by local officials. The seven week program runs at Meeker Junior High, costs $8, and begins again on July 7. more students are sought with no salary for instructors.
President Eisenhower asked Congress on Tuesday for a supplemental appropriation of 380 million dollars for the strategic and critical materials stockpile. The White House said the funds would go to the General Services Administration for the current fiscal year and remain available until expended. The request cites two developments: expected larger availability of certain materials and a cabinet committee on minerals policy planning to boost the stockpile to reduce wartime foreign dependence.
Two Colorado airmen participate in the United States air-to-air rocket competition in Yuma Arizona staged by the 750th Training Wing Air Defense Command. They are Alvin Robert Nylander son of Fred Nylander Edgewater and Gerald B Hausser son of Robert Hausser of Centerville. Four jet interceptor teams compete in the roving testing phase.
A 20-year-old gunman identified as George Quataling, paroled from the state reformatory in 1583, was captured after a grocery store holdup on West Colfer Avenue. Police say $1490 was taken in two money sacks. He fired shots at a truck driver, fled east, then was chased on foot and caught by two deputy sheriffs.
Weld County real estate transfers reported include multiple property deeds in Fort Lupton Greeley and Milliken areas with values around 660 to 4.95 each and notes on transfer pairs such as C J Long to Lulu Hilderbrand and S O Connor to Frank Mann plus several couple marriage licenses including Madison Munroe Wakefield Nebraska and Paula Fiza Mize Wayne Nebraska and Raymond Clark Jr. and Patricia Luther Ocean Springs Mississippi.
GRAND JUNCTION Western Slope State Employer Le val suggests two alterations to Moe Thornton to correct general administration problems at the Grand Junction Site Home and Warning Institution. The union proposes a complete revision of administration by changing the director and letting the new director appoint provisional civil service staff. It also recommends establishing a citizens committee to investigate the administration, program, and activities and report to the Legislature.
Secretary Benson received one thousand dollars in cash from a Montana farmer for a weed loan. The envelope had no return address and the unsigned note asked that the funds be credited to the loan. Postmark showed Culbertson Montana. Benson pledged to trace the sender.
OSLO The Norwegian merchant marine grew by 411 000 tons in 195d to 6 492 000 tons total. Tankers account for about 63 percent of the fleet. NY New type tires on 4954 model American bicycles claim to ease pedaling by about 60 to 60 percent, making riding faster.
Denver report outlines a proposal to let Colorado capture a share of profits from oil and gas speculation and leases on state lands. Critics cite low lease charges and possible loss of resources to private wells just outside state boundaries. The plan envisions a process akin to the state land board’s grazing lease method, with minimum rental payments and potential future transfers to school funds.
Mr and Mrs Paul Musick of 31 Thirteenth street learned last week in Springfield Missouri of the death of their nephew a one year old son of Dr and Mrs Whitlow The child died in a Cadillac crash while returning from a swimming party his elder sister and two other children survived The boy’s mother was at Mayo Clinic for treatment at the time The Misicks proprietors of Mur Sick Frock and Fool shop are expected to return here Thursday
AFL releases a scorecard on legislators showing who voted right or wrong on key issues such as education, labor, and social welfare. The tally lists senators Mansfield Murray and others from Montana and California with party lines, plusHouse members from Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming, reflecting the era’s political leanings and labor alignment.
Ault Friendly Twelve Club schedules a meeting change for Thursday June 24. Mrs Anna Henneck Sr will host luncheon at her home east of Ault.
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