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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1950
Page
3
A fragmentary page shows a Quick-Mix Pastry guide from Swift and Company with recipes for Quick-Mix Pastry and Cream Puffs including ingredients and method steps. It also notes Greece receiving 6,000 more American mules, part of a Marshall plan aided shipment, totaling about 4,400.00 in cost.
In San Marino California Lloyd Parish Jr was mowing when Victor Kingman jr swerved to avoid a car wreck. His vehicle somersaulted over Parishs head and landed on the opposite shoulder injuring Kingman and a passenger. A witness offered a brief quote saying it supposedly stemmed from unclear causes.
The Industrial Hygiene section of the state public health department warns against using outdoor paint indoors especially near children. Lead poisoning in young kids is linked to chewing painted surfaces or flakes from repainted areas. Paint marked for outdoors is not safe indoors and should not be used where children under five live.
British researchers discuss genetics and intelligence with the royal commission. Professor Godfrey Thomson of Edinburgh argues intelligence is largely inherited and that intelligent people tend to have fewer children than average. Professor J B S Haldane of University College London critiques the tabulated data and suggests no decline in innate intellectual capacity.
Fort Collins, Colo. A regional marketing study projects a 132 million pound rise in western livestock slaughter over the next five years, boosting Colorado's output by about 858 thousand animals. Researchers urge expanded programs in range improvement, crop feeding, and range management to meet higher demand.
Poultrymen sprinkle feed on clean egg flats around and under the hover to start baby chicks on grains for two to three days. Ground and screened chick gram helps prevent paste ing up of the vent when mash alone is used.
Four graduate nurses from the University of Colorado program will train under Weld County Health Department supervision from June 19 to September 9. Francesa Vogl, Marz K. Grant, Helen Rowlatte, and Wecll Watson will work in districts including Greeley-Finton, Platteville, and Fort Lupton, under county supervisors Bernice Stuart and Opal White. Grant, on leave from Chatham-Savannah Health Department, will specialize in rural bureing in the east central district. Vogl and Rowlette bring diverse nursing backgrounds to their county assignments.
In St. Louis on June 23 a youth coxswain died after a racing shell struck a channel buoy on the Mississippi River during practice for a race next Sunday. Eight teen crewmen reached shore safely. three non-swimmers were saved by rescuers in an outboard boat. Robert Dollar, 28, attempted to reach shore with Kickham but lost grip as Kickham pulled him under.
Wheat farmers in Colorado study promising varieties at state field days. Agronomist Rodney Tucker notes tests on winter wheat varieties, barley, and planting dates. Events run from June 27 near Firstglen Cheyenne county to July 27 in Montrose county, with several all day tours and variety displays across multiple counties.
Home tips cover blanket sizing and comfort from Colorado A M Extension specialist Ming Kathryne McNey. Practical guidance includes pest control for potatoes and tomatoes from George List and Gordon Mickie and canning safety, with notes on water pressure canners, window screens, and food safety practices. The Missouri River Basin Project is noted as covering multiple western states.
Marian Loveless, 64, of Denver, found dead after an explosion and fire at a Liaville residence. Deputy William Joes Walt reports she likely caused her death by pouring gasoline on her dress and igniting it. A bottle of gasoline was found near the room where her body lay. she had been visiting a neighbor, with her husband recently deceased and described as despondent.
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