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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1960

Page

3

Wreck at Wit Avenue and 2nd Street injures multiple drivers

An afternoon accident at the intersection of Wit Ave and 2nd St damaged several vehicles. Clarence S Crasbie Lucile E White Manuel H Viegra June Marie Moss and one other driver were involved with estimated damages ranging from 125 to 200 dollars.

With Ave Ind St Clarence S. Crasbie 4Th St Manuel H. Viegra Rock River Wyo Wit Ave 2Nd St Lucile E. White Arapahoa County June Marie Moss Ann Arbor Mich Éth Ave 11Th SL

Invents Device To Protect Tot In High Chair

John K. Lesh of Pierce has patented a pie shaped high chair attachment that fits under the tray to prevent a squirming infant from slipping out. The device, tested on his own children, could be produced in plastic and may attract a major juvenile furniture makerinterest.

Dim Hitch Pierce Pierce John KM. Lesh Airent Mts Ira Lesh Lesh Pierce High School Baghdad Iraq Strag Sing Abdel’ Ka- Cosh Mves Costa Mesa Jim Kasser Calif Intasion Pakistan J. C. Carter Co Boona Sinen Patti Susan Marié Josh

World Can Grow Up or Blow Up Warns Kiwanis Talk

Hay Mertes of United Air Lines urged Greelégy Kiwanis to guide people toward using freedom wisely to sustain democracy. He emphasized education, individual responsibility, and the need for strong reading writing and spelling skills as automation rises. He warned of a race between intelligence and expressive power shaping the world.

Mertes United Air Lines Greelégy Kiwanis Club Merles

Claudette Colbert Returns to Films in Parrish

Claudette Colbert speaks on aging gracefully in Hollywood while returning to movie work after five years. She notes lasting competence, describes her varied career from stage to TV, and criticizes the messy star image sparked by some modern celebrities.

Bob Thomas Hollywood (Ap Claudette Colbert Troy Honahue Parrish Colbert Claudette Filma Hollywood Marylon Brando

Furious Storms Hit Central U S

Severe storms lashed the central United States with night rain and winds. Indiana and Kentucky bore heavy damage as towns flooded and crops were ruined. Six Kentucky deaths reported plus electrocution of a repair worker in Louisville area amid rising floodwaters and a lion escape at an amusement park.

JHE Associated Press Indiana Louisville Kentucky Minis Jeffersontown

U S Fruit Crop Expected Down

The Agriculture Department said this year’s fruit crop will likely be smaller than last year due to spring freezes and cold wet weather. Weather harmed crops in the western U S, while early season fruit prices were higher than the previous year. Virginia creeper note adds a plant comparison to poison ivy.

Washington Agrimlure Department

Tokyo amid clashes as Trotskyite students confront Communist rally

In Tokyo, two factions clash near Communist Party headquarters after riots tied to a US Japan military treaty. About 100 Trotskyite students confront party stalwarts, demand retracting an Akahara article blaming Trotskyites for Michika Kamada's death, a deadly rioting last week. A scuffle erupts, traffic blocked, then protests disperse as Kamada’s family pleads for calm.

Tokyo API Trotskyie Zengakuren’ Student Federation Japan Communist Party Sui Akahara Michika Kamada Silters

Johnstown Chapter initiates two sow members in meeting

Johnstown JOHNSTOWN Chapter No tth of OFS held initiation for two sow members at its regular meeting last week. Worthy Matron Nadene Swaney and Worthy Patron Oliver Swaney presided. Grand Martha Elizabeth Teal reported on the Grand visitation. A Mason Eastern Star picnic is set for July 24 at Parish Park Johnstown. Officers elected include Irma Coghan and Ext Neubauer with Marie Brust as treasurer. Installations planned for September. Florence Brandt declined another term as secretary after 35 years. Social hour served by local couples. In Red Bank New Jersey a tax collector surprised a merchant at 2 am with a bill for unpaid taxes.

Johnstown OFS Dene Swaney Oliver Swaney Dorothy Burch Martha Elizabeth Teal Halil Denver Marie Brust CFS Robert £. Russell Jas Masonle Eastern Star Parish Park Worthy Irma Coghan Ext Newbauer Margaret Shafer Paul Shafer Nina Headley Rachel

Attorney fights Redlands parking fine in court

Los Angeles attorney Lionel Richman challenged a 50-cent overtime citation in Redlands, arguing the quick-line system presumes guilt and costs him $290 in legal fees. The Supreme Court refused to hear the case, and he plans further action if needed.

Redlands Calif Los Angeles Lional Wichmer Richman Supreme Court United States Supreme Court Tichman Sill

Seven Days of TV Entertainment Picks for Summer

AP TV-Radio previews a week of television with three new shows and five specials. Highlights include Dillinger on CBS, NBCs Presidents Trip finale, Fear is the Parent on NBC, Full Circle on CBS, a teen musical special on ABC, Richards Diamond return on NBC, and CBS summer Sitcom The Comedy Spot with Ben Blue.

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Rail Dispute Settled Between Railroads and Switchmen

CHICAGO AP report states the one-year dispute between the Switchmen's Union of North America and railroads is settled. The agreement follows earlier patterns with engineers and conductors unions, securing a 4 percent wage increase or 10.108 cents an hour over 16 months, leaving one operating union unresolved.

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