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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1951
Page
11
Old classified ad style listing offers various used cars and trailers for sale. Includes 1948 Ford Club Coupe, 1949 Plymouth Special Deluxe, 1947 Chevrolet 4-door, 1946 Dodge and Chevrolet models with radios heaters and tires noted. Also mentions trailers and a trailer house, with vague locations and dates.
Denver markets show eggs and poultry largely steady with moderate offerings and varied grades. live poultry demand steady with light supplies. Denver potato prices mixed with No 1 washed and other grades listed amid light trade. cattle and hog markets show general activity and notable price ranges in a volatile, grain-heavy market.
Grain traders in Chicago react to Ridgway related developments and a settlement of negotiations. Market moves with residual short positions covered near close. gains seen across wheat and rye while futures activity mentions regional allocations and licensing names.
Wall Street in New York rose and fell as early losses narrowed late in the session. Trading volume was about 1.6 million shares above average, with leaders in rail and mining stocks slipping while advances appeared in government issues and chemicals though gains remained uneven.
Corrected market notes list wheat at minus a small amount per bushel and oats, Pinto beans at 6.50 trade price, Double A white and red varieties ranged around 44 to 48 cents per pound. Colored hens and Leghorn stock quoted by weight per pound, with prices from 18 to 28 cents.
A group of elderly pensioners asked Governor Thornton and state institutions director J Price Briscoe about pension fund distribution. Briscoe noted a $10.70 cushion per pensioner and questioned welfare department admin funding, with plans to adjust when cushion grows to sustain $88 monthly payments. The pensioners to return Monday with more specifics.
Colorado Springs reports veteran racer from Indianapolis, dean of auto racers, unveils a carburetor claiming 40 to 60 miles per gallon under normal use. Baker and Miles from Canon City averaged 40.1 mpg. downhill tests reached 60 mpg. Baker says he holds a patent and conceived the idea driving near Pike's Peak two years ago.
The FHA office will stay at its current address 6274g Mishth Avonue while the Greenley Soil Conservation office moves to the PMA on Tui Twithh street. The PMA will provide FHA access to resources. Taranto- un- Outfieldar Frank Coliman by Taranty Magic Kentt moved to outfield wall for a $1,000 bonus. Colman's drive and sign payout details appear in the Maple s Gert Stadium recap.
Eaton residents travel for conferences in Denver on highway safety. Local families plan July 4th gatherings in Eaton, including visitors from Boulder and Greeley. Reports cover church, club, and school activities, plus travel, reunions, and health notices.
Milliken and Joe Milliken, Mrs Leroy Wailes were dismissed from the Presbyterian Hospital in Denver and returned home. March visitors to Lang Ranch California included Mr and Mrs EB and others. A crowd from Grand Lake attended a graduation gift event, with travels across New Mexico Arizona and California.
A historical hospital blurb lists numerous individuals by name and address with statuses Admitted or Dismissed. The fragment mentions towns like Windsor, Port Lupton, Raton, Keenesburg and Fort Kapton with multiple patients and relatives cited.
Two drivers were injured and heavy property damage occurred in a tractor air crash Thursday afternoon, half a mile south of Fort Juipton. Junior Mughes, 22, of Port Lupton drove a motor unit onto the highway ahead of a truck driven by Maria Litelle Biases, 18, of Dans Van. Mughes and Biases were injured. Biases received a possible leg injury and other minor injuries.
Wyoming University secures a $17,000 grant from the Bureau of Reclamation to study a new power facility. Dean M G Mimidell of the university's college of chemistry and industry leads the project aimed at planning expansion across multiple counties including Campbell, Niobrara, and Sheridan.
National Geographic Society joins Toronto’s Royal Ontario Museum on a mid July expedition to northern Quebec between Hudson Bay and Ungava Bay. Dr Victor Meen will lead a team using advanced instruments to study the crater, seeking the meteorite origin and scale of the event that created a vast borehole hundreds of feet deep and miles across.
The Meuse club in Leedvilla had its liquor license suspended for 60 days by Secretary of State George J. Baker. The action followed a guilty finding for selling liquor after hours despite prior warnings. Baker labeled the suspension one of the year's strictest and warned clubs against circumventing sale times.
Colorado Springs June 29 Military police detained Denver reporter Berard Kelly after a lecture at Brase Rail Bar for talking to enlisted men without permission. He planned a feature on how soldiers from Camp Carson react to orders to be called soldiers not GIs. A sergeant ordered him out and warned that soldiers' statements must be controlled.
A reporter was escorted to Colorado Springs police headquarters after a tense encounter with a military MP during an interview on a camp. The PIO spokesman called a briefing to resolve the incident, saying both the reporter and officers did their jobs. The DPS relay confirmed the reporter had a right to interview soldiers and was released after the review. An unrelated intersection crash at Nineteenth Street and Tenth Avenue caused minor damage to two cars.
Sports writer Hugh Fullerton reviews the POA circuit and touring pro scene. He notes Lenny Williams and others reaching finals and discusses the touring pro troupe, prize funds, and sponsor roles. The piece analyzes the press attention, player travel, and the streamlining of the Medal tournament amid pro and club dynamics.
Owen of New York praises Kyle Rate of Southern Meshedint for Giants versatility. Owen says Rate can handle backfield in A formation, excels as a passer and runner, with quick kick and strong after touchdown. Leemons referenced as a Hall of Fame ground gainer from 1936 to 1942.
The report lists batting leaders in the Amatican League with players from Chicago Philadelphia and Boston, including Robins Williams and Vain. It notes home run and pitching leaders such as Zerulal and Gumpert, with several minor naming errors. It also mentions the capital of Liberia and a stray historical line about the United States.
A garbled boxing card from Saint Paul and nearby cities lists fighters and weights including Skeoth Starkey, Corey alin, and Jmils Wright with various locales such as Nashr ville and Anester. The fragmentary text preserves names, places, and outcomes like knockouts amid unclear bout details.
A chaotic court docket item lists multiple defendants from Fort Lupton and nearby areas facing charges including drunkenness, resisting arrest, careless driving, and distur bances. Names such as Moyd Brown and John J. Walters appear with varied fines and jail days.
Colorado Springs details show Federal Trade Commission auto rules set to take effect on July 7. Bryan Morehouse of Washington declares no further delays, saying dealers nationwide must prepare for the changes as telegraphic confirmations arrive. An earlier postponement had delayed enforcement despite February targets. California references appear out of context with ongoing industry impact statements.
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