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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1957
Page
9
Fragmented OCR shows scattered names and items including core and auto terms, personal names, services, and vague notices. Readable bits reference vehicles, repairs, sellers, and potential contact cues, but details are incomplete and require verification.
Funeral plans announced for Mrs. Maud Margaret Hobarg of Livermore a former resident of Timnath. Died after illness at age 73. Services to be held Thursday at 2 PM at First Baptist Church Arigas with burial at Grand Chew Cemetery. Surviving are husbands Charles Richard and a son. Parents Mr and Mrs Le Weigand of Monte Vista.
The coroner declared the headless remains found near the English Channel port as Lionel Crabb the missing British diver. Mrs Margret Crabb attended the inquest but could not identify the corpse, and no cause of death was established.
A high school graduation address given by Valligan, 17, in Wariby Green Island is recalled in a fragmentary report. Classmate Mary Ann Roela read the salutatory. Valligan died after playing tennis in hot weather following the ceremony.
Ernest T Weir a steel magnate dies Wednesday in Philadelphia after a long illness. He led the Weirton steel complex and helped shape West Virginia industrial growth. Spokesmen said he managed major steel enterprises and founded National Steel Corp, steering Weirton’s rise as a steel hub. He previously chaired Jackon Sheet and Tin Plate Co and led the West Virginia city’s early development.
A fragmented notice explains SSA disability eligibility, credit requirements, and filing steps. It notes contact via district office, and that a representative can assist if the applicant cannot reach the office themselves. The text mentions years of work credits, medical criteria, and ongoing benefits considerations.
An ungrammatical report states that five individuals, including Malrick Navid Avia of Isbrighton, were held on charges related to driving away after not paying for gas at Ant’s Muhti Gas, 145 Eighth Avenue, in Greeley. Police say the suspect drove off Tuesday without paying, facing similar charges in Akron.
Across the Midwest Governor delegates weigh Nixon’s potential for 1960. Teams, talks and political maneuvering unfold at a Republican conference as Eisenhower policy proposals and party leadership ambitions create a busy, unsettled scene. Governors express caution on policy transfers while eyeing the next presidential nominee and possible state-level allies.
Mary Kathleen Newby a former Riverton resident died Sunday in Riverton Wyoming. She lived in Greeley Colorado and North Park before moving to California. Her husband Bryan Newby died earlier. Survived by sister Rebecca Lowe near San Francisco and another sister in California. Funeral services set for Tuesday in Illinois with interment in California.
The Duwey Jarvie Family extends gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during a recent bereavement. Your kindness and visits brought comfort to our home.
A long hospital admission list from Weld County General Hospital includes numerous individuals with addresses in Fort Lupton Milikeo Cuclis E and others across Ken neth Overturf Eaton Kersey Platteville and Johnstown. Names include Edward Alley Laura Burris James Springston and many others. the text also notes marriage licenses and a statement about child nutrition in schools.
Chou rendered a bullish assessment in the Chinese Communist Parliament opening, claiming unity and strength within the bloc against Western power. He denied rifts following the Hungarian revolt and praised measures for tension relief and arms control while warning of anti American currents.
President Eisenhower spoke against abandoning the free economic system to curb prices and wages. He praised the Supreme Court as a stabilizing force, suggested some dissenting opinions influence policy, and defended the court’s right to self defense against criticism. He warned that revealing secret government information is shameful, referencing a federal inquiry into disclosure laws.
A sunrushed light plane wreckage south of Utah state line near Albuquerque was found with all aboard dead. The craft carried three passengers from Texas and Arizona and was en route to Fort Worth Texas when it crashed. Ground parties recovered the remains at dawn Wednesday as Civil Air Patrol teams searched the scene.
John Cheasty testified at Hoffa’s federal trial that he supplied Jimmy Hoffa with information from the Senate rackets committee files on labor figure Johnny Dio. Cheasty, a former Navy intelligence agent, said Hoffa agreed to pay $18,000 and that he told Hoffa the file included Dio’s criminal record.
Terrified crowds in Karachi report illness as the epidemic subsides. Stanley Wright, chief laboratory physician at Weld County Hospital, attends the Twenty-fifth Anniversary convention of the American Society of Medics Technologists in Chicago with his wife. Nearly 2,090 medical technologists, bacteriologists, pathologists, and analysts attend the meeting.
City officials talk approval of station design and materials could save architectural costs but adds 3000 to 5000 dollars beyond the 35000 planned. Easement to the station given by the college has been returned. college requests moving the easement 25 feet to avoid obstruction on Fowleenth Avenue when extended. A new easement for the site will be prepared.
Chicago grain prices faded on Wednesday with wheat down after recent gains. Rain and crop damage in the Southwest offered bullish counterforces while corn held steadier amid mixed late trading. nearby and futures quotes showed varied movement across wheat corn and soybeans with cash and futures mixing on the Board.
Secretary Benson said the Agriculture Department studies plans to ease soil bank rules to curb shifting land from designated surplus crops to substitutes. If adopted, the plan would apply from May 1958 and limit total acreage eligible for soil bank payments. The approach aims to address surpluses and shift acreage away from crops like cotton and wheat. Committal services for Carl Vane Kindy, infant son of Mr and Mrs S J Kindy, will be at 10 am Thursday at Ling Grave.
The Colorado Racing Commission suspended trainer Walter Merrick of Crawford, Oklahoma, and his foreman Mab Baker after a Miss Hasty examination indicated a stimulant was used prior to a race on June 38 at Centennial Mare Track. They denied the charge and await further action. no training duties are allowed at Centennial’s thoroughbred meet opening Saturday.
The Senate on Wednesday confirmed Jean Sala Breitenstein and Walter A. Oxman, retired, for positions on the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals at Coleridge. The nominations were acted on in Washington with Breitenstein joining the federal appellate bench.
Jiely Solan reports the death of Prof. Pietro Ferrerra, president of the Edison group of companies, a major electrical concern. Authorities attribute the death to a heart attack following an apparent attack. The incident occurred Tuesday in Denih, with Ferrerra identified as a leading industry figure.
Market notes from Omaha Kansas City and Los Angeles show steady to higher cattle prices with fed steers and bulls firm, calves strong, and hogs mixed. Slaughter cows steady. sheep and lambs varied with a higher trend in some classes. buyers active and prices fluctuating across regions and weights.
A Wall Street session ended with a mixed stock market and little net movement after a midweek trade day. Volume was around 1.9 million shares, roughly beneath the prior day’s 2 million, as gains and losses among key issues hovered in narrow ranges.
Market notes show wheat valued at bn Vats with Harley Pinte beans and Masterfal A large efes. Eggs priced at $1.85 per dozen. Heavy tights and light fens listed in small quantities.
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