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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1962

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New Look Planned for East Side Motes Buildings

The plan shows three buildings on the east side of Pote Mp Sigard's Bulding in Marl borough connected by a glass foyer. An eight foot canopy will extend over the sidewalk for the full length of the three structures. Thirteen firms occupy the two buildings and construction on the $40,000 project is underway, aiming to finish around May 1.

Pote Sigard’ Bulding Marlborough Ecroy Marlin Carl Reichhardt

Face Lifting Under Way on Three 9th Avenue Buildings

Three downtown Greeley business fronts are undergoing a major facelift. The Marlborough Harvard and Monroe properties, owned by Norland and John Todd Robinesses, will receive new fronts with a white glass-walled canopy over the sidewalk. An eight-foot canopy will cover the stretch, modern screens will shield second floor windows, and construction is estimated at 40 thousand dollars. Local shops including Woody's Cafe Cross nant's Beauty Salon Murday's Jewelry Jack & dil S & W Art Shop and Marin Hotel will be affected.

Jim Hiteh Greeley Marin Norland Company Stronging Marlborough Monroe John Todd Robinesses Gilbert Woody's Crossnant Com Cabin Dil Shoe Co Murday's Jack & Dil S & W Art Shop Bob Hill Marin Hotel Werner Music Company

Weather and temperature outlook across states

The report details Friday temperatures and forecasts for Colorado and Wyoming. It notes rising wind and cold by late tonight into Saturday with snow in northern districts. Windy conditions, low temperatures in the teens to mid thirties, and a five day forecast indicating near or below normal highs and markedly colder nights.

County urged to hire safety engineer for schools

Weld County and its school districts should employ a full time safety engineer, a county road supervisor, and a transportation safety chief following a two month study by the Greeley Public Schools Safety Committee. The panel urged safer road crossings, improved bus loading zones, traffic signal extensions near schools, crosswalk protection, and two way radio in buses, plus first aid training and updated bus equipment.

Bom Beard Weld County Greeley Public Schools' Safety Committee Trarvegrerti Greeley Schwal Deen Korman Barnard Pat) Ryan Dent of Schools Elmer Schultz Weld Caaiy Erereey Jnhere

Money Orders to Cuba Halted

The Post Office Department bans money orders addressed to Cuba after March. A safety report will be distributed to Weld County schools and school districts, and officials including the governor seek copies of the report after complaints of long delays in Cuba deliveries.

Washingtor Post Office Department Cuba Greeley Weld Tojman U.S Cubs

C T Carney Dies Thursday At Hospital

Claude T Carney 7 of 19251 5th Ave retired superintendent of Great Western Super Co died Thursday night at Weld County General Hospital. Born February 8 1887 in Clyde Kansas he was a Bethany College graduate 1909 and began at Great Western as chemist. Later he became traveling chemist for the mountain district and then district superintendent at Scotshlair and Greeley before retiring in 1983. Survived by wife Grace a daughter Mrs Mort Daniel of Denver two grandchildren Don and Vicki Daniel and sister Miss Leora Carney of Greeley. Memorial service 2 pm Monday Trinity Episcopal Church. Memorial donations to Trinity memorial fund. Macy’s Mortuary in charge.

Claude T. Carney 5Th Ave Great Western Super Co Welds County General Hospital Clyde Kan Bethany College Lindsburg Great Western Eaton Mountain District Scotlshlair Greeley Carney Lions Club Rotary Country Club Occidental Lodge No. 90 AF & AM Thone Club Windsor, Ditch Co Trinity Memoria’ Fund Macys Mortuary

Special Reservists Pools To Be Set Up

The Defense Department orders special pools of Reservists from Army Navy Air Force and Marines to be preselected screened informed of priority active duty call to fill understrength units in any future mobilization. Pentagon cites difficulties during past mobilizations and notes potential yearly calls up to 155000 Reservists and National Guard members while considering avoiding calls if another emergency arises this year.

Washington Detente Armed Services Army Navy Ai Force Marines Pentagon Usatin Orden Beainnine

CSC Graduates urged to pursue true professionalism in teaching

Dr. Arthur R. Reynolds of Colorado State College urged graduates to avoid moonlighting as it harms the profession. He urged teachers to act with vision, humor, initiative and imagination. The address at winter quarter commencement highlighted public image, citizen duties, and inspiration for future generations. The ceremony included 127 degrees conferred by CSC president Dr. William K.R. Ross, with Dean Sam G. Gates presenting degrees and the college orchestra and madrigal singers providing music.

Arthur R. Reynolds Colorado State College Exsianale Cane Pheer Raypolds Renolds Tercchers Reynolds Heynolds Colorado State Denver Ane PTA Tjing Fotal Sam G. Gates William KR. Ross CSC Gale G. Patterson Paul Topper Madrigal Singers

Gas Chamber Ready for Wooley Execution

Final preparations were made for the execution of Harold K. Wooley in the state penitentiary gas chamber. Warden Harry C. Tinsley said Wooley, 24, is resigned to his fate. A Senate team tested the chamber and another test was planned before the scheduled Friday night execution. Wooley was convicted Feb. 18, 1960, in the murder of William Scott Wright, a 37 year old musician from Denver. Governor Menich denied a life sentence appeal last week.

Canon City Harold K. Wooley Harry C. Tinsley Wooley Wiliam Scott Wright Denver Siete Menich Gls Mary Pearl Walker Mes Walker

Colorado governor weighs signing two million school aid bill

Attorney General Duke W. Dunbar reports the school aid bill meets legal standards and could prevent a need for a special session. Governor McNichols may sign it, while education officials worry about funds from incidental sources altering state aid. The bill, one of two awaiting the governor, has a March 17 deadline.

Gordon G. Gauss Denver Colorado Bintad Duke W. Dunbar Trols McNichols Do. of Education Dunbar Hel Jhax Cebease Dunbet Fnally Department of Education Cayls

East Coast Storm Aftermath Triggers Disaster Declarations

Six state coastlines report billions in damage after a three day wind and flood rampage. Officials estimate fatalities and missing persons with New Jersey Delaware Maryland New York North Carolina and Virginia declared disaster zones. Federal aid including loans and grants move toward restoration of roads bridges schools and facilities as governors press for further declarations. Emergency food supplies water and sanitation face severe strain amid widespread devastation.

Associated Press New York New Jersey Delaware Maryland Virginia North Carolina Small Business Administration Jnhers Kennedy Robert F. Wagner Nelson A. Rockefelice Departtment of Agriculture

Jet Crash Probe Opens March 20

The Civil Aeronautics Board set March 20 for the start of a public hearing into the American Airlines jet crash in New York that killed all 95 aboard. CAB's Edward E. Slattery Jr said G Joseph Minetti will preside with a panel of three CAB members to determine probable cause from investigators evidence. the hearing is expected to last two or three days.

New York Civil Aeronautics Board lAmerican Airlines Edward E. Slattery Jr CAB G. Joseph Minetti Minetti Wisl Tey

New Vaccine Drive Against Polio Urged

A government study group recommends a nationwide drive to immunize infants and school-age children with all three oral polio vaccines. The plan, developed by an 18 member subcommittee at the Communicable Disease Center in Avanta Georgia, calls for community campaigns to reach as many people as possible. Surgeon General Luther L. Terry announced the recommendation and hinted at a broader policy, noting Types E and IT have licensing but provide only partial protection, while the injected Salk vaccine guards all three types. Action on licensing of the oral vaccines is expected soon.

Washington Avanta Luther L. Tetry Ter Fry Public Health Service Terry Te Wa

Kennedy designates disaster area for five states

President Kennedy designated a disaster area today for communities in five states hit by this week s storm high tides and flooding areas affected are in New Jersey Maryland Delaware Virginia and West Virginia officials reported the action in advance of a formal announcement expected from press secretary Pierre Salinger

Washington Kennedy Armas Ben Chford Case H-Nj Case Pierre Salinger New Jervrsey Maryland Delaware Virginia West Virginia

Cold Air Moving Across Colorado Forecast Tonight

Cold air moving south from Canada will reach Colorado tonight with colder Saturday. Winds expected tonight and Saturday. Western Slope could see locally heavy snow and temperatures zero to 10 above. Five day forecast shows 3 to 10 degrees below normal. La Junta reported 3 below zero Thursday night. Creede 3 below Friday morning. Mountain passes Limestone Leveland and DerthoudOvercast, snow packed, sanded, Monarch snow packed in spots, sanded.

Denver Canada Hocky Mountains Colorado la Juma Creede Highway Department Leveland Derthoud Monarch

Building Permits Totals For February Reported

City Building Inspection Director George Bargett releases February figures showing 66 permits for S241 work, bringing year to date to 127 permits and $465,369 in construction. One family homes dominate activity with 24 permits totaling $219,583.

George Bargett City Building Inspection Department

Headon Crash in New Mex Kills 5

Five Midwesterners died in a headon crash on U S 66 near Gallup New Mexico on Thursday. Victims include John Francis Kehoe 31 of Waterloo Iowa and his wife Mary 6 Kehoe. Also killed were JS Me 83 and Mrs Arther D Wallah 47 of Cedar Falls Iowa and Mrs ae Duna from Savana.

Gallup N. M U.S John Francis Kehoe Waterloo Iowa JS. Me Arther. D. Wallah Cedar Falls Ae Duna Savana

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