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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1958

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Snowstorm Drops Snow Across Weld County Area

A major weekend snowstorm blanketed Weld County and neighboring areas with four to six inches of snow and light moisture readings from local sugar factories and wind-driven drifts. Roads were icy, but transport continued with typical weekend delays as officials reported no extraordinary accident totals. The storm extended across Colorado and into Wyoming, with temperatures mainly in the teens and twenties and continued chances of light snow into midweek.

Weld County Colorado State Patrol Greeley Great Western Sugar Company Windsor Eaton Nunn Briggsdale New Raymer Grover L. A. Giffin Forest Service W. R. Marker Grover's Chop Ted Quoning Red Feather Lakes Fort Collins Red Feather Dunning Red Feather Deadsman Hill Dunning Estes Park Public Service Statin Associated Press Continental Divide Rocky Mountain Aistex Oklahoma Texas Wyoming Shoshoni Lander Virginia Alan West Virginia Maryland Washington, D.C Ataa Delaware St. Louis Mt. Crawford Harrisonburg Bath County Wolf Creek Pass Colorado Durango Wol Creek Pass Fraser Cole Big Piney Wyo

Colorado Weather Local Report Glitches and Variations

Regional weather bulletin outlines 24 hour and 24 hour ending 8 a.m. Monday figures with highs in 20s and 50s, precipitation totals at Sugar factory and Public Service station, and notes increasing cloudiness across Colorado. It mentions possible light snow, cool nights with subzero to single digit lows, and warmer pockets in the west and north with varied elevations.

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Wyoming Weather Outlook With Snow Showers and Cold Fronts

Regional forecast notes considerable cloudiness and scattered light snow or flurries across Wyoming Monday night into Tuesday with higher elevations seeing snow. mountains likely to stay above freezing. Tuesday highs near 15 to 25 degrees. New Mexico expected generally fair Monday afternoon through Tuesday with scattered showers toward the southeast and a mild south to west wind.

Wyoming New Mexico

Brig. Gen. McCauley Dies at 57 in New York

Brig. Gen. James W. McCauley, 57, commander of theastern Air Defense Force at Stewart Air Force Base, died Sunday of a heart attack. He was born in Judseira, Th.

Newburgh N.Y. U3 James W. McCauley Astern Stewart Air Force Judseira

Girl Scout Week Opens With Go To Church Sunday

March events mark Girl Scout Week in Mountain Prairie council with 3,200 scouts and 1,100 volunteers. Host churches include First Christian First Baptist First Presbyterian and St. Peter's Catholic. Activities span Home Making Day Citizenship Health and Safety 46th birthday International Friendship Arts and Jalftr Outof-Poote Day.

First Christian First Baptist First Presbyterian St. Peter's Catholic Mountain Prairie

Indonesians Land in Central Sumatra Clash Enters Oil Region

Rebels claim 300 central government troops landed near Bengkalis on Sumatra to crush the movement. Caltex ordered shutdowns and evacuated dependents as fighting escalates around Dumai and Pakanbaru. Rebel and government forces deploy along the coast while U.S. evacuation rumors surface.

Singapore Su Matra Bukittinggi Yebel Fridas Ai Beogkalis Summitra Celttex Caltex Oi Bengkalis Siak Cali* Tex Pakanbari Ita Rotel Acmad Hussein Radang Sroop Sumatra Gadix Mada Jerges Tadang Bengkatis Padang Jendera U.S Walker Caltex Antire Rumbal Pakanbaru Bechtel Construction Co Dumaii Java Callex Susmaira Stunyne Royal Dutch Shell Kaya

Tribune Woman's Pages Win First in CPW Contest

The Greeley Tribune Woman's Pages won first place for the second year in Colorado Press Women annual contest. Editor Mrs Josephine L Miller earned top prize in the Women's department for female-led daily page work. Mary Jo Dempsey tied for first in adult poetry published in a newspaper.

Gree- Iny Tribune Colorado Press Josephine L. Miller Mias Mary Jo Dempsey Greekey Trittine Arli Teverly Barrett Moore Greeley Tribune Olen Bell The Aurora Advocate Jack Sherlock Koa-Tv Max BR. Rayd Ul. G. Air Foren Academy CPW Denver Gaturdiy Weld County Democratic Central Committee Greeley Lydia A. Miller Hugh Sloan Keenssburg State Democratic Central Committee James H. Shelton A. Richardson Graeley Shelton Gordon Ibbotson State Committee Serra County View Roosevelt Memorial Percy Odle Kersey U. S John A. Cerrall Dim King of Roggen Century Club Noble Love le Salle Tribune Jim Moore

Greeley Students Earn Superior Ratings at CU Speech Meet

Six Greeley students earned superior ratings Friday and Saturday at Colorado University State Speech Festival. About 620 students from 40 schools competed. Greeley teachers Wallace Anderson and Barbara Overman accompanied the group. winners included Janet Wolfe Gary Bierig Venable Joan Lafferty and others across discussion radio news reporting dramatic interpretation interpretation of poetry humorous interpretation.

Rix Greeley Kiperior Calorada University Atate Wallace Anderson Barbara Overman GHS Greesley Janet Wolfe Gary Bierig Ba Venabin Venable Joan Lafferty Mark Molander Lynne Hopviking Carolyn Achrizer

Eisenhower Nominates John S Cross to FCC Post

President Eisenhower nominated Democrat John S Cross to the Federal Communications Commission. Cross, 53, is deputy chief of the State Department telecommunications division and has about 22 years in the field. He replaces Richard A Mack who resigned amid criticism and probe inquiries.

Washington Eisenhower John S. Cross Federal Communications Commission Richard A. Mack Cross State Department White House Mack House Miami FCC Arkansas Senate

Eight Auto Crashes Reported Across City Sunday

Police logs reveal eight separate traffic accidents in Greyley Sunday. Reuben Betz of Lucerne and Arthur Clingingsmith of Brentwood were involved in a rear end collision on Main Avenue causing substantial vehicle damage. Clingingsmith cited for careless driving. Multiple other minor crashes caused under $50 damage with several drivers identified, including Vera McGuirk of 20 South Street and Lottie Ebell of Fort Collins. Additional crashes occurred near 13th Street whether more details remain unclear.

Insta Mances Greyley Wi 4A 0Th St Reuben Betz Lucerne Arthur Clingingsmith Brentwood Sth St Lottie Theresa Ebell Fort Collins 13Th St 10Th Ave Phyllis FE. Rosenberg Route 4 Jerome J. Sweetman 9Th St 18Th Ave 7Th. St Arnold Georga Vexing Leadville Arnold EB. Claus Wiedeman Dr

Mamie Eisenhower Returns to Denver After Snowstorm

Mrs Mamie Eisenhower and her sister visited Denver staying indoors during a blustery snowstorm. The First Lady arrived Sunday at Lowry Air Force Base aboard Columbine II after the storm. They planned to leave Tuesday for Washington as mechanics checked the plane.

Denver Mamie Eisenhower Wdy City Columbine II Lowry Air Force Base Eisenhower Gordon Moors John $. Doud Phoenix Lowry Spakesman Washington

Police Praised for Handling Crowded Greeley-Bnitlewood Game

The sheriff's office and police received commendations from Homer Kidder for managing the crowd at the Greeley-Bnitlewood high school basketball clash last Friday. Eleven sheriff's officers and two city police were on duty, with part of the team also covering the postgame dance at the Youll Chalet.

Weld County Republican Central Committee Trinity Episcopal Church Greeley Martin G. Flald Samual 5 Talop Hervey W. Seilt Fort Lupton Dorothy Schick Keenesburg Frances Stewart Ley Stewart Thaker Dale Shannon Fort Calling Richard Shaw Mildred Creswell Denver Brown Palace Republican County Assembly Tribune Jim More Sheriff's Office Homer Kidder Greeley-Bnitlewood Gainer Palice Two Pallies Youll Chalet

Solons Welcomed on Witness Stand

Washington The House subcommittee asked senators named in the inquiry to testify while noting most expect none will appear. Sen Ketanger, Holland and Smathers denied improper acts and offered to testify if invited as the panel weighs subpoenas for Miami attorney Whiteside, who has questioned before grand juries over dealings tied to FCC Channel 10.

Washington House Federal Communications Commission Harris D-Ark Ketanger D-Tenn Holland D-Fla Smathers D-Pla FCC Miami Congressional Committee Whiteside

Defense Money To Go in Areas Suffering Most

Washington The Pentagon announced anti recession policy actions to steer defense contracts to regions with high unemployment. Acting Secretary Con ad Quarles ordered the services to seek opportunities for firms in surplus labor districts and to favor small businesses in those areas.

Washington Pentagon Channel Defense Conad Quarles Quarles Neil McElroy

Dulles Arrives in Manila for SEATO Talks

Secretary of State Dulles reached Manila for the SEATO foreign ministers meeting focused on linking SEATO with NATO and the Baghdad Pact. He avoided commenting on Moscow s Asian atomic free zone proposals as ministers prepared three days of closed sessions and a Garcia dinner.

Sea Manila Dulles SEATO West Middle East Far East Asia Moscow Radio U. S North Atlantic Treaty Organization Baghdad Philippines Britain Carlos P. Garcia

Johnson seeks action not credit in public works push

Washington testimony by Lyndon Johnson and three senators urged accelerating federal public works to fight unemployment. Johnson backed a four billion dollar package for dams, river and harbor improvements, and public buildings, while Eisenhower moved to speed projects and extend jobless benefits. Senate and House members proposed loans for local improvements and higher highway and water project spending, with debates on deficit financing and debt limits continuing.

Washington Lyndon Johnson D-Tek Senate Johnson Public Works Committee Texan Eisenhower Sen Martin Finance Committee GOP Eisenewer Congress House Banking Committee Rep. Rains Dal House Douglas Rep Simpson R-Pa Pugh Public Works Blatnik D-Minns I House Public Works Committee Lyndon 8. Johnson Texas Eisenhoower Congress Hhis Rohagan LWA

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