Used Cars and Auto Services Ad Listings
A cluttered classified row advertises used cars batteries and repair services. It mentions a Ford Deluxe Pordar with 93,000 miles Tuscan tan priced at 1085 and notes various auto parts and battery pairing services offered by Phelps at Corner 8th Ave and 10th St. The copy promises help finding a used car quickly with no obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. Ubb
Lee See
Amarsern
Alison c
Wildiog
Redintor
Ning
John Pest
Rentec
Whitewall
Deiven
Phelps Corner
Sale of Used Cars and Contact Details Listed
A garbled classified item advertises several cars including a Pontiac six and a 1948 Studebaker Champion Coupe with radio and heater. It mentions contact persons Fred Cooper and Larry Brown, with multiple phone-like codes and locations, noting test drives and deluxe features amid unclear wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebeker
New Rubket
Larry Brown
Market Report Summary from Chicano and June A-AP1
Market notes show cattle and hogs steady with limited gains for some classes. Beef and veal prices mix with variances across weights, with cattle and calves maintaining a cautious range and lamb markets showing modest strength.
Grain Market Sees Prices Drift After Four Months Decline
The market reports a weak week with price structure softening for grains, wheat futures slipping while corn also slides. After months of falling values traders question whether the downturn has paused, amid scattered reports of minor price shifts and regional farm notices.
Speed on Aid To Free Nations Advocated by Secretary Marshall
Secretary Marshall urged Congress to provide military aid to free nations as quickly as possible. He warned against the spread of Communist influence and tied aid to Western Europe and Asia, saying action is needed to meet the threats in Korea and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary Marshall
Washington
f—Saurptary
Detenne Marshall
Congress
Auide
Casuattion
Korea
Marphail Sececly
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Earielr
Marshall
Wortern Eirove
Agencies Ordered Out of Colo Capitol
The Colorado planning commission approved removing six non governmental agencies from offices in state buildings. They left eviction polices to Capitol building superintendent James Merrick and aimed to clear space by year's end. Agencies include the State Employees Association, Employees Retirement Association, Parent Teacher Congress, Disabled American Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion. A new game and fish building and reimbursement plan were approved. No motion on a $1,260,000 new building at Colorado State College of Brineatian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanver
Colorado Planning Commission
James Merrick
Capitol
Alx
State Empoyees Association
The
Employees Retirement Association
Parent-Teacher Congress
Disabled American Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Tha State
Department
GSCE
Comminelon
Colorado State College of Brineatian
Greelny
Trick Advertising Examples Are Cited Across Nation
Colorado Springs report cites bait advertising by Better Business Bureaus delegates from 92 bureaus in the US, Canada, and Hawaii. The convention vows a nationwide campaign to halt bait ads selling unknown brands at low prices while real brands are costly. Frank Jennings of San Diego urges unity and national action against bait tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Los Angeles
Better Business Bureau
Boston
National Association of Better Business Bureaus
United States
Canada
Gawaii
Frank Jennings
San Diego
Cellt
Amms
Dennings Sidhe
Cameron Bible School Ends Summer Classes
Cameron Bible School at Cameron elementary school closed Friday after two weeks of classes for 25-area churches in Greeley. Enrollment reached 320 with 206 average daily attendance. Sponsored by Greeley Council of Churches, with Mrs Harold Proniel as superintendent and Rev Ben Christner as general chairman. Classes ran five days each of the two weeks with workers from seven denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Cameron Elementary School
Park _Congregationwi
Unkey Evengelical Brethren
First Christian
Trinity Episcopal
Stork Express Announces Birth at Weld County Hospital
Mr and Mrs William Montgomery of Severance announce the birth of a daughter on June 28 at Weld County Public Hospital. The parents name is William Mireze of Walnut as the father. The ceremony occurred Friday June 29 at Weld County Public Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip 'P
Wold County Public Hospital
Borh la
Wilam
Montgomery
Severance
Daughiter
Prilay
Weld County Public Hospital
Quid Mex
Louis Mire
Ivez
Waton
Weld County
Dpublic
How Vita
Battle Deaths Drive Evacuation in Cold Front
The city of JI Dauliio A JWo end population suffers from the Aahlings or cold injuries after a battle. Many residents have been driven from their homes as tensions rise and the conflict impacts daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
JI Dauliio
Fighting Rages On Bangkok Streets
The U S embassy reported fighting in Bangkok as police clashed with revolting Thai navy forces. The navy reportedly defended a signal station near the embassy while shots and artillery were heard across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Manila
U.S
Thailand
Thalaff Marshall
Navy
In the Courts Held on Statutory Case Harold Orr
A garbled court docket reports Harold Orr of Greeley area involvement in alleged rape and related charges. It lists several cases, including divorce, injunctions, and a district court civil matter about wells and easements, with multiple names and local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Orr
Greeley End
Sheili
W. G Telman
the Peace
D. F. Matheson’s
William Lyle Garrison
Alva Gill
el Dorado
Kas
Tegtman
Garrison
Uliss
Justice of the Peace
D.F. Matheson
Juan Florez
Route 2
Greeley
Trenre
Nermanebi
Judge Colt
Lewis and Ida Dinner
Anton V. Benson
Benson
Bwade
Henson
Coffin
Union Colony
Cor Mn
Captain Warner Ordered to Korea From Japan
In Japan Capt Reuel J. Warner, pictured above, has been ordered to Korea per a letter his wife received Tuesday. Mether phoned that evening from Pusan, Korea. Overseas nearly three years, he is with the 56th Transportation Troop Battalion and recently left Yokohama to take command of men bound for Korea. Warner’s wife and son Jackie were home briefly last September. he had hoped to return by July. He previously served as transportation officer at Camp Zina and has two brothers in the service, one in Tokyo and another at an Alabama air base. Warner’s family details and other local service members are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuel J. Warner
Japan
Korea
Mether
Pusan
Unis
Warner
E56th
Jan
Jackie
Wiol Bian
Cuainy
Whey
Vought & Howe
Camp Zina
Yokohama
Sel
Walter
Tokyo
Guan
Kenneth PL Warne
Alabama
Daltay
London
Ing
London Nzelle
Dailey
Tuston
Wii
Jamasca
Ventinya
Pemberton
Thea
Persistent Fisherman Joseph Wagkiewies Missing
Joseph Wagkiewies, a fisherman from Millbury, disappeared while fishing yesterday as rain began. His family conducted a search near his home, dragging several brooks, with a missing person notice issued by the Tribune want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millbury
Mase
Joseph Wagkiewies
Persistey
Mshernan
Joseph
Jolie
Thorg
Grandson of la Salle Folk Wins National Paper Career Award
Larry Bright a 12 year old grandson of La Salle folk from Long Beach California won a national paper career award for securing the largest number of new subscriptions. He traveled to Washington DC on June 21 and 22 as a representative of the Long Beach Press Telegram and was greeted by President Truman General Marshall and J Edgar Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Bright
Grandman
Nes [Oy Bright
la Salle
National Carers Congress
Washington
D. C
Long Beach
Calif
Tarriers
Truman
Marshall
J. Edgar Hoover
Larry
Bir
Raymond Bright
le Salle
Washington Jan
Long Bearh
Dr Moore and Family Leave for Tyler Texas
Dr Hollis A Moore and wife and daughter Patricia depart Greeley by car for Tyler Texas where Moore will serve as superintendent of schools. He led Greeley schools for three years and praised support while hoping Greeley advances a new Lincoln school project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis A. Moore
Patricia
Greeley
Tyler
Tex
Moore
Leslie K. Grimes
le Bulldry
Lincoln
East Eldte
Sunday School Notes From La Salle Meeting
La Salle June 40 Queen Esther Sunday school group met at Mrs Josephite Gleason's home with Mrs Stewart Boulter assisting. Devotions themed Peace drew from The Upper Room. Plans for July picnic at Mrs Daisy Noel's mountain cabin were made. Attendees included Mrs Mary Smith and Mrs James Williamson with others hosting and assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Park
Soelat
Levey Lerils
Jonis
Ault Club Hosts Afternoon at Library with Musical Programs
Ault June 28 Ault Side sextet club meeting featured guitar solos, baton and acrobatic numbers by Patty Putterson, two piano duets by Marlene Page and Ruth Ann Nelson, and a review of Anyels Cai Do Anything. Hostess Mrs. C. G. Veden welcomed guests as the library lounge was decorated with roses and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat
Focal
Williemy
John Mobley
A. C. Wahlaaist
Bore
Clvbc
Charles Hlenawann
Elton Doughty
Patty Puttereon
Marlene Page
Ruth Ann Nelson
Otha Wykort
Mid
Willem Andrews
Anyels Cai
Betty MacDonald
Hinnamanne
Mya
Hilton Doughty
Viola Strang
Lak
Gary
Edwin Largon
Hienstmanne
Fourth Copy of First Regular Newspaper Found in North America
Fragmented OCR notes report discovery of a fourth copy of the first regular North American newspaper the News Letter. The 1724 paper, found by a settler after years, is discussed alongside references to libraries and collectors in Boston and New York, with era context from Harper Brothers 1877.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. America
Delta Farmers Call for Parking Meter Removal Boycott
Delta Colorado faces a street protest as farmers and merchants push to remove meters. Residents signed pledges vowing not to patronize Delta businesses until meters are removed. Offenses cited include violations and fines for overtime parking and a jail stint for a $3 fee. local officials and chambers of commerce respond amid ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta
Colo
Guetta
Six Money
Hasle Sanday
Chamber of Commerce
Delta Trane
A. O. Osborn
Nels
Merle Ludttig
Austin Raneh' Er
Waa
Aereste Wermeschag Fa
Baseball scores and results from multiple leagues
A batch of results from the Pacific Coast League and other circuits lists wins by Los Angeles, Sacramento, Toronto, and Baltimore with varied scores. Multiple games are shown including Rochester over Baltimore and Texas League action in Beaumont and San Antonio. Postponements and a fatal player injury are noted amid crowding results and Friday stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaroeaus
Purlinnut
Los Angeles
Cillywood
Skeramenty
San Dlexe
San Francisca
Rattin Dt
Gateheamt
Hattats
Oltawe
Rochester
Baltimore
Toronto
Bpringfiall
Keble
Milwalles
Minneapolis
Calumbue
Paul
Totedy I
Jodinnapalix
Kansis
Cley Pomberoned
Beaumont
San Antonio
Fray Night Fights and Navy Base Expansion Report
The report lists boxing card results from various cities including Chicago Monterrey and Los Angeles with multiple fighters such as Kid Afate and Gene Airton noted in scattered results. It also notes Buckley Field near Denver expanding naval air station facilities with Western Parc Construction winning a $728,709 contract for runway, lighting, taxiways, and related improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Bolsa
Idaho
Harry
Kid" Afate Thows
Baentlic
Vin Peterson
Chicago
Tollywooi
Livig Salag
Monterrey
Mexico
Favela
Chaves
Los Angeles
Nichmond
Batby Lee
Ballimore
Gene Airton
New York
Buckley Field
Denver
U—The Deever Naval Air Station
Buckfold
Western Parlig Construction
Hig Bene
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Salesmen’s
Tadio
Gall
Bakar
Saper
Fred Cooper
Tadin
Sleater
Lea Wendrickson
Kitts Motor CO
Vesoto
Trymouth
Feo Trucks
Ath Ave
St. Ph
Auto Troiters
Herb St
Ih Ave
Instown Motors
USDA
Ned Siren
Ty Willer
Pein Ridas
Ialay Agian
Hatont
Axon
Flany
Dun
Wold
Mra Margarita Noval
Windsor
Ab Wolk County Public
Horlings
Colo. Capitol
Cameron Bible School
Stork Express
Arhaul
Oreablnge Arty
Aioe
Jane Parnell
National Recreation Association
Boneshall
Weld County 4H
Miss Farwell
Inu
Jerry Truesdell
Peckham
Terry Goodner
Valeri Stanfield
Nina Anderson
Katharine Henry
Miss Stanfield
Miss Anderson
Ravert Widlund
Lindell
Hollywoor
Jay—Tohnny Tindall
Orator
Yankee
Wallywood
Tyson
Wood Elf
Troudt
Maryland Pyr
Ralph Troudt
Louie Troudt
Tle
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Aberdeen
Fpoudt
College High School
Jean
Trond
Zap Gouke
Cal
Tribune
Free
Wickland Motors
Earl F. Douglass
Dr. Moore
Tyler, Tex
Ant
C. G. Veden
At & Plenla
Sintering Milanes
Shirley
Beth [Lawson
Pocatello
Mom
Francis Mueller
Wo Chldren
Deliver
Bre
W. J W. Stewart
Fred Hansen
Bill
John Hansen
Oscar Johnson
Minnes
Elizabeth Hansen
Slater
Mueller
Datyer
Stewart
Isrnest
G. Veder
Ault
Leonard Piageman
Kim. OG. PB. Wilson
Sterling
Plageman
Michael
Sammy Spencer
Roberta Baah
Phyllis
Holand Miller
Mienamenu
Frank Stache
Robert
Alfred Peterson
Stache
Peterson
Stecha
Licenace Elwood
Gerard Tammany
Marilyn J. Mehilllan
R. Mark Ferris
Daedthy Dlaine Sparks
Malas, Tex
Mechanics
Bond's Automotive Engineers
11Th Ave
Balcam
Balcam ‘Industries Inc
Grealey-Itrs
Renberger's
Standard Service
Nh St
Sth Ave
Lowell Renserger
Bos Patterson
Jim Smith
Rudy Gonsior
Vim Whipple
Lou Kimball
Dium
Naru Ager
Tigers
Tennie Priyeatan
N. J
Princeton
Yala
Tiger
Skein
Cael
Rai-Bteel
Lam
Jong
Bnorle UE
Opdyke Agency, Inc
Greeley Bidg
Asroderton
Uae
Northern Cole, Steel Bldgs., Inc
Oh St
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