Greeley summer visitors and housing shift in town notes
The piece surveys summer residents in Greeley, noting rising housing counts and new apartments near the college and business district. It highlights development near Evans Reservoir, a brick residence on 11th Avenue, and housing shifts as temporary residents mix with locals. It mentions summer events including a July 3 rodeo and a free Fourth of July season.
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Jeanskirted rhetoric frames new anti Communist line
Greeley Tribune reports on postwar ideological shifts with leaders condemning Communists abroad. The piece argues many will sever ties with Moscow and embrace new ideologies such as Trotskyism and Titoism as power centers redefine global politics.
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Policy Puzzles on Communism Across Nations
AP Foreign News Analyst William L. Ryan discusses how Soviet control over foreign Communist parties fosters disciplined restraint and a rhetoric of criticizing Moscow. He notes hesitation among leaders in France Italy England Germany the United States and Britain as they face the risk of exposing Stalinist legacies while pursuing a more respectable Communist image abroad.
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Bonell Memorial Old People's Home Planned in Greeley
Nineteen years ago on January 25, 147 buildings and land were acquired by the Good Samaritan Society from Rev. B. W. Bowell to open a home for the aged named Bonell Memorial Cathedral Old People’s Home. St John’s College founded 1908 by Rev. Bonell moved to the Eighth Avenue site. five buildings were erected for training Episcopal ministry students. The Good Samaritan Society will operate the Rempful Lutheran home as a nonsectarian co‑operative facility with subsidies for charity work and a focus on care for invalids. the facility will hold about five buildings housing around 1 clients. The home’s name honors Dr Bonel as part of the trustees’ consideration of the property.
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Welcome Students to Greeley by Ross and Beck at CSCE
President Ross and Mayor Beck greet visitors to Colorado Santa College of Education in Greeley. They praise the college, pledge city support, and urge students to engage with the community, explore the Rockies, and feel welcomed as potential future residents.
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Record autographs of all 34 presidents owned
A St Petersburg collector has spent over 50 years gathering autographs, finalizing signatures of all 34 U.S. presidents. He obtained Roosevelt and Eisenhower personally, buying the rest, with Washington’s signature on an envelope two months before the first president died. Pakistan plans to expand its air force. Rector Rr. Bowell now leads Windsor. St John’s College consolidates with the Episcopal divinity school in Laramie.
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A Call to Teaching: CSCE Looks to a Bright Future
A CSCE speaker paints teaching as a noble growing profession in a new era. He cites rising demand, enrollment growth from 2700 students to about 3200 next fall, and projections toward 5000 by 1965. Plans include two new women’s dorms and a 150 acre expansion with labs, schools, recreation, and housing for married students.
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Welcome to CSCE from President William A. Ass
A campus message invites students to enjoy Colorado mountains and local recreational areas. It stresses campus and community opportunities, safety, and friendliness, welcoming students to CSCE with a ceremonial note from President William A. Ass.
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Signs Erected Throughout Israel Aid Tourists
Jerusalem reports several hundred signs were recently put up across Israel to mark areas of special tourist interest. The signs display maps and descriptions in Hebrew and English for traveler guidance.
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Emergency repairs after car theft attempt near Georgetown
W J Price, a Georgetown repairman, received a late night call and found two men with a heavy television that had been carried from a car to the outskirts. They returned only after admitting they did not want to move the set back to the vehicle.
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Skyscraper Sheathing Meant 11 Acre Steel Drape
In New York a 4 story building was nearly clad with stainless steel, using eleven and a half acres of sheet metal to cover the exterior. The ambitious project highlights industrial scale metalwork and urban architecture of the era. Authorities noted the sheer volume of material and coordination required for the transformation.
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