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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1955
Page
15
A compact listing from a night schedule shows various programs and times including News ree Ranch Calendar, Roundup, Anction Revert and Gihapees from Brighton. The layout lists multiple segments with hosts and times, reflecting a busy broadcast lineup.
A dense list of programs broadcasts across stations including sports, weather, and musical features. Notable items mention Ray Perkina and Jerry Ryan with a variety of shows like Night Train and Playhouse of Favorites. The listing outlines daily timings and station programming blocks.
A garbled OCR page shows multiple estate notices from Weld County Colorado with dates in the 1950s and 1960s, listing administrators such as ALBERT WARNER WOPKA CARL F FRITZLER SHIRLEY J KIRCHNER and others, plus final settlement and creditors notices. Several lines reference letters of administration, six month claim deadlines, and attorney entries.
Seventy states and territories and five foreign countries are represented among the 2,610 students enrolled for the eight week summer session at Colorado State College of Education. Colorado leads with 1,137 students, Iowa 207, Nebraska 174, Kansas 141, Illinois 101, and Minnesota 92, with several states and Hawaii represented and ten states not yet represented.
In Maine City the junior high principal Charles M. Conrad oversees five to seven patrols who, on motorcycles, ride along Highway 27 to slow speeding motorists. They signal dangers, stand at intersections, and help reduce traffic to about twenty mph. The effort relies on nonarrest measures and adult police coordination. The article notes the National Geographic Society cites 66 total solar eclipses per century.
In the Central and South Pacific mission schools Native youths study practical first aid as part of a broader hands on education. Pastor L. B Wood speaking at a Suva Fiji church meeting urged manual training as essential to schooling and community uplift.
The program introduces boys wood work classes and girls science courses while adding a course in agricultural science. The plan signals broader practical subjects with emphasis on hands on training and science exposure for all students.
Pastor Wood stated population groups in Fit Tomgo Samoa and New Hebrides, outlining outreach plans and regional church work across these Pacific territories.
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