01 Nov 1955
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1955
Page
1
Veteran actress Eva Marie Saint suffered leg injuries after a fall during a comedy dance sequence on a film set. Her studio said she slipped from a 14 inch table, knocked herself senseless for a time, and ruptured a vein in her right leg, with an expected week of home confinement.
A family of skunks moved into a Windsor Oklahoma school house south of Indus prompti ng the Oklahoma Woman's Club to postpone a planned Saturday family dinner until the intruders depart. The building is unused for classes as pupils attend Windsor or Johnstown schools.
Mrs Amy Nicholson of Boulder visits Windsor unit, stresses Unit involvement in the Why Teach contest. Windsor plans 5 toward Denver Veterans Hospital repair, March of Dimes chairmen chosen, and a polio survivor project to honor Marvin Miller. Many locals attend, including teachers at Windsor schools and members of the Windsor Womans Club.
Local church leaders and families in Windsor and Loveland share upcoming events and travel. The Rev George E Berry will oversee Windsor first quarterly conference on Nov 2. Joyce Slugart, marine basic training completion, returns home before resuming base duties. Residents plan moves to parsonages, and a birthday gathering honors Mull of Tasco. Community members visit Denver area and key relatives. club activities include WSCS circle dinners and Halloween roll call stunts at a Loveland home.
Colorado clergyman Rev. Richard Minis spoke during the start of a series marking the gath year of the Church of the Air. The broadcast featured notable figures including Dr. Abha Hillel Silver and Archbishop Richard J Cushing along with CBS president Arthur Hull Hayes.
The center point for major US vehicle population lies near Jacksonville at 89°43′N 0°15′W, marking the geographic middle of the nation's motor vehicle activity areas.
Mrs A B Carpenter hosted Circle 1 of the WSCS with 15 members studying Within Two Worlds. Circle 2 met with Mrs Laurin Roberts while Mrs Frank Rader led discussions on society aims and program. Next meeting set at Mrs Cook's home. regular WSCS business meets Thursday at 1 30. Mr and Mrs J B Young returned from a two week visit to eastern Nebraska.
Santa Fe New Mexico Governor John F. Simms backs the safety belt concept by installing bells in his official limousine and urging all occupants to use belts on every trip.
Merle Thorpe, noted businessman and early radio commentator, died after a long cancer illness. He built The Nation's Business magazine into a leading trade publication and served as editor and publisher from 1946 to 1984, later remaining active in business and directing city development work in New York.
The article notes he served as director or trustee of several corporations including Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. He became seriously ill last June and received treatment at George Washington University Hospital since July.
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