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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
4
The edition compiles executive staff listings and staff changes in the Greeley Daily Tribune and Greeley Republican. It notes Associated Press content and republication rights, with subscription rates and formats for six months and one month, reflecting the newspapers’ administrative notices.
A reflective note echoes Psalm style seeking divine inspection of the heart and thoughts. It asks for guidance to be led in the everlasting way, emphasizing introspection and spiritual renewal.
An editorial argues for varied high school diplomas reflecting distinct tracks such as college prep commercial and vocational work, criticizing one size fits all certificates. It cites Trinidad Colorado history, notes four diploma types, and warns a universal diploma devalues true achievements.
The item describes W G Rogers winning a literary prize for The Literary Guidepost as Seidman and Son. Erick Mot Putnam priced at 395 dollars is noted alongside Seidman leading a dog in Central Park. An amber man on a bench is introduced with a dressmaker and his family, including a dog named Samson, in a fragmented scene.
A sentimental review notes The Quick Years by Jean Ariss on family life and strong patriarchal figures. The Baer clan story follows Sharon, grandparents, and a sprawling brood through passion and affection, with frankness that may disturb some readers yet remains moving.
A Houston Baptist church announced a new downtown building rising 19 stories high, one of the nation's tallest. The facility features a rear garden under a wire canopy and includes barbecue ovens and courts for volleyball badminton and tennis.
The Colorado Theater hosts Maracaibo in a vivid production shot in Caracas Venezuela. Cornel Wilde directs and stars alongside Jean Wallace Laura Kingsley and Francis Lederer in a tale of romance danger and fire fueled by Sterling Silliphant’s adaptation and Ted Sherheimans screenplay. Running 88 minutes
Melbourne Australia AP report quotes Sir John Teasdale head of the Australian wheat board accusing United States marketing practices of destroying traditional markets. He condemns long term credit sales and claims all US exports in 1956-57 sold below US domestic price, harming markets in India Pakistan and Europe.
Jack Songer, 14, of Briggsdale, wins Weld County 4 H poultry contest to determine Colorado’s entrant to the Worlds Poultry Congress in Cleveland. The close vote spots Songer, who has raised 100 of 101 white leghorns and 90 of 104 white rocks this year, in the running for a free Cleveland trip. Jack Adkins leaves for George Washington University to study business law, aiming to graduate next June. he’s a former Benjamin Franklin student and will visit Denver in August before returning to D C.
New fiscal year for Holly Sugar Corp. starts April 1 with President Merrill E. Shoup reporting a fair opening at the annual meeting. He notes Northern California plantings delayed by unseasonable rain and floods, with some belts to be carried into spring 1959. stockholders hear no great financial hardship expected. Beypt will build many new canals.
Denver governor Steve McNichols tried a quick draw on film for a Central City opera festival promotion. He clocked 0.83 seconds after three draws and whirls, confessing he lags expert like Wyatt Earp, while Wyoming’s Milward Simpson also competes.
Washington AP Rep. Dlla E Passman head of the House Appropriations Subcommittee confirmed that 482% million dollars was cut from foreign aid funds in an indirect statement. He blamed spenders and wasters for a leak designed to give top echelon figures more time for a campaign for more money.
The House approved a bill forcing automakers and dealers to post the suggested retail price of new cars and the cost of optional equipment. The label would show make, model, serial number, assembly point, dealer details, transport method, and total suggested price. Manufacturers must attach labels before delivery as safeguards against price padding and misleading advertising.
Mrs Fannetls Thompson a pioneer settler recalls how the place got its name Greasy Bend from the bend of the Washita River where the first settler was not neat. The community grew along the river bend in Okla.
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