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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
2
The state public utilities commission announced emergency measures to aid wheat harvest. Special temporary movement permits will be available starting June 30 to help farmers transport grain. Permits are cheaper, records not required, and valid for a limited time east of VA, 81 and north of US 50.
Dr. Ross Guilines outlined a college initiative to create a training program for teachers of exceptional children at a Graduate Women's club luncheon in the Faculty club dining room. Reba Shuttlesworth was elected president, with Ethel Bothell as vice president and Anna Marie Gruber as treasurer. John Bothell led the group, singing, and Dr. Rags noted improvements and the growing need for qualified instructors.
Ansociated Press reports in the Heredity Journal that barber mice shave whiskers off their peers by eating them. about 2,000 mice studied, 88 displayed barber traits. left or right-handed whisker shaving noted. trait appears multi-gene and may aid genetics, disease, and social behavior research.
Springfield Wisconsin police report a man died leaping from a downtown hotel room during a fire on the 10th floor. A second man escaped with serious burns. The deceased was 45 year old Robert Grzeskowiak, presumed a Marine from South Bend Indiana. Heekin of Chicago rented the room and suffered minor burns. cause of the blaze is undetermined.
Fifteen teenage boys including Land Lindbergh, 15, son of Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh, join the Explorera Camp in Durango Colorado. They train at Gold King Mine near La Plata Canyon then begin a 225 mile river trip from Bluff Utah to Kess Ferry Arizona, followed by a Colorado field archeological tour. The program, started last year by Kenneth I. Ross of Manco, runs through early August with parts in Four Corners and Salt Creek regions.
Bob Johnson of Silaris Ala was elected president of the Graduate Men’s Club at CSCE for 69 members meeting in the faculty dining room Howard Blanchard of Dew Moines presided The program featured Amato Narvo a Mexican poet and diplomat born 1870 whose life and work were discussed by Dr A F Zimmerman The talk touched Narvo’s critique of isms and his death in 1914 while representing Mexico in Argentina and Uruguay
Narto presents a bilingual collection translating writings into Spanish and English. The project explores linguistic nuance, cultural context, and audience accessibility across literary forms.
Dr Zimmerman read selections at a service honoring a layman buried among Mexico's heroes. The tribute, reported in The Tribune, reflects national reverence for civilian contributions amid a backdrop of wartime memory.
Washington June 24 The senate rejected a move by Sen Douglas to trim the interior department appropriation bill. An amendment to cut eight million dollars from the 61 916 019 allotted for Indian health education and welfare services failed on a standing vote. The senate added 200 000 to 13 700 000 for Indian resources management. Senator McHarland said funds were needed for Papago reservation water resources development. Roug twa planned further amendments to push down the bureau construction fund.
Oscar Collazo the Puerto Rican who tried to kill President Truman was brought to U S district court and told the date for his execution in the electric chair Aug 1 He remained silent during the brief proceeding before Judge F Dickenson Letts only the president could now save him from the chair
Nearly three thousand attend CSCE classes across campus including the college laboratory schools. College enrollment reaches 2,607 with laboratory school 338 and 143 in College high school grades seven through twelve. Summer session veteran enrollment totals 793, down from 1,185 last year, with historical records in 1950 and earlier, noting the veteran program began in 1943 with 48 enrollees.
The Public Health Service reported 421 infantile paralysis cases last week, up 43 percent from the prior period’s corrected 295. The increase was led by Texas 146, California 83, Ohio 18, New York 18, and Town 16, with totals exceeding the five-year median of 409 and more than doubling the same week in 1947-54. A Denmark lottery bond incident notes a woman’s daughter allegedly consumed a state bond prior to a $3,000 prize draw.
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