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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1956
Page
3
In Chicago trading, grain prices moved lower with soybeans dropping over 8 cents and soy products tumbling further. Wheat eased on signs of heavy North American supply, while cash markets showed soybeans at fresh lows since February 16 amid a broad market pullback.
Wall Street moved higher in midweek trading as aircraft and chemical stocks led gains. The market rose from the open with rails and steel shares among advancing groups supported by cement and road-building equipment issues. volume was near two million shares.
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Market notice lists item prices and weights for poultry beans and eggs. Includes Wheal Batley Piolo and Butterfal goods with per unit costs and trade notes. Also records colored hens leghorn and pullet weights and price ranges for various poultry products.
New York report notes Parm products accounted for about 20 percent of America's total exports in 1955, highlighting dairy trade prominence. Data underscores significant role of parm and dairy products in the nation's export profile during the year.
Washington debate centers on whether to approve an additional billion for the Air Force as lawmakers weigh the need and likely spending. Senator Mahon and aides emphasize oversight and checks with Defense officials before any final decision.
Acting Governor Swisher and Gov McNichols pressed for drought aid as Colorado seeks to graze reserve land under the soil bank program while keeping drought disaster payments. They list counties eyed for designation and note ongoing cattle liquidation and farmer hardship.
County Court Judge Durley voids probation for 28 year old Marshal Vigil of Greeley for non support after probation officer finds failure to pay court costs and provide funds for his wife and child. Also noted are divorce filings by Ben Murray Jr and a police court entry for a disturbance with listed fines.
Ken White was installed as president of the Greeley Lions club at a Tuesday luncheon at Mashmir halls. Other officers named include Eddie Mack, Lea Koenig, Dr. Robert Runnells, Von French, Glen Smith, Russell Thomte, and Dr. Harald Smith. New board members are Gene Wood and John Fairvigit, with Ivan Miller and Dick Waters as holdovers. Past district governor Dr. Kenneth Perry performed the installation.
New York firms seek a three-year contract with a 10 cent per hour raise, as United Steelworkers Union threat of an industry-wide strike looms. Previous five-year offer was rejected. negotiators meet amid amiable tension. One company plans to idle furnaces in Gary Indiana and the Pittsburgh area to pressure negotiations.
Denver and the Grand Western Railroad reports May net income of 11 064 935, up 117 775 from the same month last year. May expenses rise to 4 409 932, up 320 565. gross earnings reach 42 369, up 144, and the company paid 2 875 32 in salaries for May.
The House passed a pension bill boosting benefits for World War I veterans. The measure would raise monthly payments to $90 for all veterans age 63 and older within income limits, with widows and dependents included. The bill was approved by a standing vote and sent to the Senate for action.
Thomas McHugh, about 35, jailed in Pitkin County after terrorizing his wife’s family with a .30-30 rifle. He fired at Sheriff Lorin Heewick’s car, then hid at his Basalt home before deputies converged, finding all occupants unharmed.
Walter Lee Morris Jr of Arvada and Edith Ann Stenson of Holyoke are issued a marriage license. William T. Widman of Route 2 and Shirley Joan Barnett of 1933 Twentieth Street also received a license.
The Eaton Farmers Union meeting led by chairman Alex Toll reviewed a camping program update presented by Jim Pappenheim, son of Mr and Mrs William Pappenheim. Attendance was good, with junior reserves and local volunteers contributing music, dancing, and a reminder of the county action meeting and upcoming July 1 gathering at the Delvert Nelsons.
President Eisenhower, resting after hospitalization, signed two major appropriations bills in a hospital conference with aides. The measures provide 508.5 million dollars for executive bureaus and add six million dollars to emergency relief funds as doctors report progress. He plans to travel from Gettysburg to his farm after hospital discharge.
A public hearing on Street Improvement District No 225 drew no protests. City Council instructed City Attorney Karowsky to draft the ordinance creating the district. The district covers several blocks along Sixth Street and related avenues, with paving petitions to be included in the 1935 program and bids to be called July 6 if approved.
A proposed budget for the fiscal year 1937 has been tabled with the Board of Education. The budget book is available for public inspection at the district office, with a special meeting set for June 22 to discuss final adoption and allow taxpayer objections before it becomes final.
City council изучен by Cy Attorney Charles Keransky to study a proposed contract with Municipal Colt Corp of Tallahassee to codify Pueblo ordinances in loose leaf binders. The plan includes printing 1 ordinance booklets about 202 pages each and ongoing supplements at $8.28 per page, with full codification expected to take six months after signing.
A Roomful of Roses opens Thursday at CSCE is a rare modern comedy drama about a teenage girl hurt by her parents divorce. Karen Pack stars as the girl who finds happiness through love and kindness from family and neighbors, without psychiatry.
Stork Express reports two births in military and civilian families. Bomie Ales and Mrs Hess of Batuna welcomed a daughter Wednesday June 27 at Weld County General Hospital. Sergeant Ramon A Flores welcomed a son June 14 at Tripler Army Hospital in Honolulu, Rodney Arthur, first child for the Flores family of House 27 Kunia, Oahu. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Ayston Pasco of Oahu and Mr Anthirs Eligic Flores of Boule 3 Greeley.
The Board of Education of School District No. 6 Greenlee County invites bids for a building project at Junior High School Bustling located at 3h Avenue. Work will follow City of Seeebey codes. site open for inspection July 1984 with bids due soon after.
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