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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1956
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reveals executive staff lines for The Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley Rypublican with names scattered and garbled. Publication notes reference associated press Colorado Pree and circulation details, plus ads and forum listings.
Reading through a tangle of sign laws and Middle East diplomacy, the article contrasts Alabama and South Carolina sign acts against Japanese goods with U S policy on Egypt. It discusses Nasser pressing for firmer Western financing for the Aswan High Dam, World Bank involvement, and shifting alignments toward the Soviet bloc amid Western aid limits.
Johnstown scene marked by the Premer reunion with over 50 relatives attending from Johnstown and Thornton. Also reported, the annual Muck Flan fishing derby at Kids lake sponsored by the d NM club with 75 young anglers and 300 spectators. trout stocking by Colorado Game and Fish. prizes included flash cameras and free drinks from local sponsors.
Pupils of Mrs. Leon Fuller presented a recital at the Presbyterian church on Thursday evening. Performances featured Cinderella Weens, The Horses Gallop Away, The Scrubbing Song, and more, with students including Cassia Schafer, Karen Flynn, Pamela Krieger, Carol Carlson, Janice Wakeman, and Patty Christy among others.
Wyoming highway officials announced plans to petition for 200 miles of U S 30 in the interstate system, adding 101 miles in Wyoming and eight miles in Idaho. The route runs from Granger Junction to McCammon Idaho, promising mileage savings between Omaha and the Portland Seattle area and potential military and interstate traffic benefits.
In Louisville Kentucky on Friday Donald Farmer, an airline employee, napped atop a gasoline truck while drawing gasoline from a supply tank. The tank overflowed spilling about 3900 gallons before he was awakened. Firefighters spent three hours washing the spill away.
Nineteen years after graduation on June 23 the Kersey High school class of 1996 gathered for their first reunion. The group toured Glacier Basin Bear Lake and the North St. Vrain area before returning in time for a Sterling show. Members included James Doty Robertla Kidd Laurence Feereen Amy Honda Hazel Foster Edward Lolell Charles Miller Ruth Herbst Marie Anderson Joe Neil Nesbitt and Mise Young. The Colorado State College of Education summer session hosted visiting faculty and a roster of education leaders for conferences and lectures.
The Agriculture Department will permit farmers in drought designated counties to graze soil bank land retired from production under the new plan. Pending governor approval, grazing may extend to additional drought areas in Iowa and other states. An emergency feed program offers reduced price grains to help sustain livestock herds.
Norwegian retail sales increased in 1955 by 3.5 percent in rural districts and 42 percent in urban centers, reflecting stronger growth in cities.
Local minister Harris Mitchell addressed Gideons at the Tuesday diner in Wey Marrs. About six guests gathered at Tea House. Rene Kinsey led prayer. Vivian Swanson sang with Mrs Leonard Molantter. Floyd Olis led Bevallans in chaplain’s absence. Judith Nelson and Dick Olsen performed a vocal duet with Dev erly Nelson. Olsen also played trumpet Fiolo. Bible secretary doe Bardwell reported placing 500 Bibles in Park area hotels and motels. Gideons plan prayer meeting July 3 at 8 oclock at Klisey home 2415 Spyealh avenues.
Beverly Nelson and Vivien Swan were present with Mrs Molander for an event in Lowell where Howard gave the benediction after the ritual circle.
A loaded dynamite truck and a car carrying three Minnesota relatives collided at a highway intersection near Webster City Friday. No one was seriously injured. Mrs. Orville Larson of Winona Minn and her sons Orville 12 and Robert 9 escaped with bruises. Marvel Larson 14 and Orville Larson Sr. were riding ahead in another car toward Colorado Springs.
Mrs Nola Kathleen Roz eva mother of four sons was found guilty of second degree homicide for shooting her husband during an alleged assault. The all female jury of 100 plus two alternates returned the verdict Friday night. The sentence carries ten years to life with a 20 day window to file for a new trial granted by Dist Judge Martin P. Miller.
A partial police or court fragment shows a jury coached toward a verdict at 230 p.m. The defendant ordered someone to leave the home amid allegations of abuse, and the proceedings mention a cane and a late dinner as deliberations began after the interruption.
Dwight B. Miller of Tacoma Washington said he slowed to avoid traffic when the bee in the back seat of his car startled the vehicle. He pulled off the highway toward the canal bank to get out of traffic. The car toppled into the canal and the incident is reported in El Salvador where their first TV station will operate soon in San Salvador.
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