21 Mar 1956
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1956
Page
1
A fashion note on Easter hats describes a large straw sailor with blue and white trim as youthful and wearable. It advises taking time while shopping and cites a designer’s tips for selecting a hat that pleases the opposite sex and avoids embarrassment.
The guide urges evaluating fit and wind resistance before buying a hat, warns against extreme styles, and favors small, face lengthening hats like cloche and straw berets. It notes red as a cheerful basic color, suggests avoiding blemish highlighting, and advises off the face hats for glasses wearers.
The Vatican secretariat of state said Pope Pius will impart his blessing Urbi et Orbi to Rome and the world from St. Peter's Square at noon on Easter Sunday April 1 as pilgrims and Romans gather.
Forty Colorado women at the state agricultural planning meeting in Denver call for more women trained in home economics research and leadership. Mrs. Everett Barden leads discussions on curricula to prep for college degrees, tying homemaking skills to professional roles amid farm income pressures. Suburban Sydney housewives buy sheep to cut upkeep costs.
A breakfast item uses hot applesauce poured over cinnamon toast straight from the oven, served with brown sizzling sausages and a beverage. Cinnamon toast topped with butter, sugar, and cinnamon is baked briefly, then heated applesauce is spooned over four toast slices and arranged with the remaining halves for serving. Yield four servings.
In Germany Specialist 6 Fry of the 10th Infantry Division and Privates Sitzrman and Wood of the 2a Infantry division at Fort Lewis are highlighted. Fry, 21, promoted to specialist third class, serves as a clerk in the division's 10th Medical Battalion after enlisting in 1935. Sitzrman, 18, and Wood, 17, are assigned to the Indianhead division as it rotates to Alaska under Operation Gyroscope, having trained at Fort Carson. both are from Colorado.
Garbo receives 4,000 kronor from an uncle who worked a farm near Kalmar Sweden. The will of Alex Johansson bequeaths a similar sum to Garbo and her brother Sven Gustafsson. As a teenager the actress spent summers at the uncle's farm and last visited ten years ago. LRITERSBURG Md March 1955 Raritan club formed with 43 members and multiple civic projects.
A bewildered man attempts to push onto a crowded department store escalator as women shoppers plead for space. A quick thinking woman shoves forward, insisting that courtesy be set aside for Southern hospitality amid bustling crowds. Historical note references 1952 labor shifts and urban transit patterns.
Detectives dispersed a dice game in the sixth floor corridor of the Conrad Hilton Hotel Monday night and seized seven men. About 20 other men, identified as convention delegates for the American Society of Tool Engineers, were not arrested. One delegate protested that they were in town for a convention.
Thirteen members of the Zillicoffer family from Littleton, North Carolina, traveled 140 miles round trip to donate blood in Norfolk. The group aimed to contribute to the local blood supply, reflecting a community effort led by Ted Cross who notes 18 as a lucky number.
STONEMANN Colorado w Ralph EB Bud Barham 49 serves as justice of the peace and special sheriff deputy. He runs an 1850 acre farm and maintains a weapon and artifact collection including 35 rifles 30 pistols and 1300 Indian arrow heads. His oldest revolver dates to 181 and the newest to 1955.
A 45 year old man told Poker Chaplain HT Williams that he struck his brother because he was “his brother's keeper.” He admitted consuming more than a pint to avoid his brother drinking the alcohol, saying he did not want his brother drinking. Insects and related diseases are discussed briefly within the fragment.
Northwest Pipeline Corp said it plans more than 39 million for new facilities financing to build large diameter pipe from the San Juan basin to the Pacific Northwest and to extend service to the international boundary. Interim first mortgage bonds at 5.4 percent will be sold to institutional investors with the rest raised via bank loans and common stock. The funds will also finance sales laterals and compressor facilities.
Archbishop Spyrion, aged 82, a Greek Orthodox leader and advocate for Cyprus union with Greece, died on Wednesday in Athens. The prominent primate helped steer political and religious support for the unification effort amid regional tensions.
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