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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1955

Page

13

Poetry May Be No Good at All But It Can Be Fun

Rolfe Humphries, a foremost poet, spoke at an assembly about poetry's value. He argued poetry is not mere amusement but can be meaningful, urging modern language and less preaching. He cited The Waste Land and readings from Pound, Moore, Auden, and Nash, praising younger poets and his Colorado ties.

Rolfe Humphries Ba Fan Colorado Humphries Ha Wan Nogtry Angela Humphries Inhries Ing Biggeat Texas Praisca T Elliot Eliot Waste Land K. F. Cummings Partn TW. H. Audén Donald Rabrack Little Duck Ogden Nash Charles G. Bell University of Chicago America CSCE Colorado Chambers of Commerce Post Humphries Colorado Suishine Colorado Ralna New York

Knott Hotel Plan Denied for Dublin Skyscraper Project

In Dublin reports claimed Knott Hotel Corp of New York planned a 2.5 million dollar skyscraper hotel. J Y Hyland and Raymond C Martin, directors, denied intentions to build a tall hotel there. They said the company may construct a smaller hotel for an American investor.

Dublin Knott Hotel Corp New York J. Y. Hyland Raymond C. Martin

In the Courts Moffitt Testifies in $24,805 Suit

Robert B. Moffitt, defendant in a $24,805 lawsuit brought by Square Deal Implement Co. of Otis, testified in district court Tuesday afternoon. He described his role as company manager under a $100 weekly salary. A six person jury was selected that morning, with witnesses and attorneys listed, before Judge Dale Shannon presiding.

Robert B. Moffitt Square Deal Implement Co Otis Moffitt Philip 5. van Dige Denver Robert M. Gilbert Greeley OUI Lyle T. Marriner Everett Shupe Ray 0. Emry Dennis A. Gustafson John Hughes Pat Lehan Dalé E. Shannons the Iris Robert Hourchen Paul E. Garelson Gree

County Court Decrees Include Divorces and Estates

County Court records show M Mavis LaNeat Smith of Greeley filing a divorce suit against Aaron L. Smith, with the couple wed June 3, 1954 and no children. Three final estate decrees were issued by Judge John J. Teeley, including Ferdinand Gunzelman of Roggen with $48,000 value and Ida Gunzelman as sole heir. W P McWilllama of Fort Lupton died Sept 17, 1954, estate valued at $15,089 with $2,298 cash distributed to heirs.

Aaron L. Smith John J. Teeley Ferdinand Gunzelman Roggen Ida Gunzelman W. P. McWilllama Fort Lunton

Widow Receives Estate Allocation in Smith Heir Decree

The widow Mrs Ethel J Smith is named sole devisee and legatee in the final decree for Ralph W Smith of Thom maville Ga who died April 25 1934 face value for tax 7500 dollars. Of the cash 897 remaining was distributed with half to the widow and a quarter to each of two children Katherine E Smith of Thom maville Ga and Edwin T Smith of Denver.

Alice E. Metiuilam Ralph W. Smith Thom Maville Ethel J. Smith Katherine E. Smith Thomaay Gu Edwin T. Smith Denver

Women reunite with husbands after Polish detention

Two Greek women who spent twelve years in Polish detention centers arrived in Sydney to join their husbands. Their spouses had reached Australia in 1939 to pave the way for families. The women were taken by the Nazis to a Polish camp in 1943 and were released after actions by the International Social Service and World Council of Churches.

Australia Sydney Australas Poland International Social Service World Council of Churches

One Doctor for 34 000 Karachi Residents

The Tribune reports Pakistan faces a severe doctor shortage with about one physician for every 34,000 people in Karachi. The concern highlights strain on public health and the need for more medical professionals and training initiatives in the city.

Karachi Pakistan THE Tribune

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