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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1955
Page
8
Numerous vintage vehicles listed with prices and descriptions including 1948 Ford Custom Deluxe, 1951 Plymouth Special, 1951 Studebaker Club Coupe, 1953 Chevrolet 150, and 1951 Ford V-8 Deluxe. Also 27 ft trailers for rent and general sales notes with contact hints and scattered garbled text.
Disjointed OCR summary of wholesale prices and bids across cattle sheep and hogs. Reports indicate price trends, weaker conditions for cows and sheep, and varying futures from Chicago and Kansas City markets with reference to weights and classes.
Chicago grain market reports mid-season trading with wheat futures under pressure and later gains. Prices moved for several contracts with July and September positions noted, while Kansas City cash grain shows activity and varying bids.
The report notes activity on Wall Street with rapid trading and notable movements around a key price level. A separate account mentions an individual around 3 pm and a heat of smoke clears while mentions of various items and services appear, reflecting chaotic market chatter.
Admitted Thursday June 22 includes numerous patients from Eaton Raton Platteville Grover and surrounding areas. Names span Mrs Katherine Sallinger Anthony Roy Rael Clyde Duncan Barbara Meek Jake Kline Helen Cherson and others. Dismissals include Mrs Jim Groves Mrs John Gates Esther Adler and several with street addresses.
Mr and Mrs Paut Ehrs of 631 Taitteenth avers report a son born June 23 at Weld County General hospital. Mr and Mrs Frey W Weigand Jr of 77a Fifteenth announce a daughter born June 24 at the same hospital. Mr and Mrs Musee Holiner of Anita Jean welcomed a child on June 24 at Osteopathic Memorial hospital. A note mentions about 2 percent of the nation’s poultry and meat foods are mislabeled.
Local market notes show fragmented wheat and oats prices with barley beans and poultry terms. The text lists hens and Leghorn variants with uncertain weights and tainted entries, reflecting a damaged historical market page.
The article outlines five factors to consider at a high level meeting aiming to overthrow governance by conspiracy. It notes discussions on ending the Cold War by halting force and subversion, and references informal Geneva talks with Molotov and Dulles stressing better US Russia relations.
The National Education Association film Freedom To Learn was shown at the Kiwanis weekly meeting in OOF Hell. Richard Biddle of Greeley High School introduced the program, explaining the film portrays a teacher falsely accused of teaching communism to foster democracy and urges protection of the freedom to learn. Ravinanit Berdtek of Fort Collins attended as a guest and division two governor en route to the Kiwanis International convention in Cleveland.
In a police court report several defendants faced charges including driving while intoxicated operating a vehicle with license issues and driving a defective vehicle. Amounts cited range from 12.50 to 146 dollars with various city streets and routes noted as locales.
In Greeley district court Foose and Foose sue Dr H E Maymond for 539,909.60 alleging a fall from a chair caused a fractured heel on March 27, 1953. Evidence includes Dr John T Jacobs testimony about a surgery performed May 1953 and Mrs Foose’s delayed heel care. Trial resumed after motions and witness Dr Samuel P Newman was called.
In western Colorado two counties investigated reports of a nude woman seen wandering into the wilds near the Black Canyon of the Gunnison River. No trace has been found. Montrose Sheriff Arthur Sutton said the first report came from Robert Flowers and his wife while picnicking. Flowers recalled seeing a figure and later noticed signs of food at the spot. Punishment County Sheriff George Cane noted cabins near the area had been entered recently.
Thirty thousand delegates from the Greeley congregation and other western regions will attend a seven day assembly at Wrigley Field in Los Angeles from July 6 to 10. Gallagher, presiding minister, says the event is part of a global series, aiming to double prior attendance. European sites include London Paris Rome Nuremberg Stockholm The Hague with thousands more from Latin America Africa Australia and the Far East. Calcutta police form a Juvenile Aid Bureau to study delinquency.
Four graduate nurses from the University of Colorado began an eight week public health nursing field experience with the Weld County health department. Led by Mrs. Oyal H. White, they hold BS nursing studies at CU and bring extensive prior work. The report notes there are 237 eclipses of the sun or moon in the average century.
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