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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1956

Page

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False Report Blamed for 7 Hour Delay in Wreck

Colorado Springs officials blamed a witness report for a seven hour delay in locating a crashed C47 near Mt Yale. The twin engined plane carrying CONAD personnel went missing after 9:30 am and was identified at 5:08 pm by civilian searchers at 11,500 feet. 12 aboard were killed.

Colorado Springs Colorado Air Force Barney Oldfield Continentals Air Defense Command Hamilton Air Force Base San Francisco CONAD Mt. Yale Buena Vista Denver Omifield Conad Public Information Hamilton Afb Mit Yale Oldfield

Would Adopt Equerry Elizabeth Plans to Adopt a Son

Paris learns Paris, 32 year old M Mare de Favrat, a Frenchman and former equerry of Queen Elizabeth, plans to become Prince Mare of Hohenzollern. The ex-queen, 61, related to British royalty, met Favrat in 1980 and invited him into her household. He says he has cared for her majesty’s affairs since then.

Elizabeth Greece Paris M. Mare de Favrat Prince Mare Hohenzollern M. Favral al. Favral

Farmers from Brazil Speak at Galeton Union Meeting

George Blekel of Longmont brought a Brazilian delegation to Galeton High School for Farmers Union Local 215. Interpreter Lee Zeroth, born in Brazil and based in Washington DC, accompanied Alesio Campos of Bank of Northeast Brazil Tuly Nader state representative from eastern Brazil Juarez Pereira Reyo director of southern Brazil affairs. Charles Brannan former agriculture secretary planned to speak but could not attend. Chris M. Holthusen of Stoneham attended as a Weld County representative candidate.

George, Blekel Longimont Braz Farmers Union Local 215 Galeton High School Lee Zeroth Brazil Washington, D.C Alesio Campos Bank of Northeast Tuly Nader Juarez Pereira Reyo Charles F. Brannan Chris M. Holthusen Stoneham Weld County

Car hop sightings lead to police custody at drive-in

In Wichita Kah, two men atop a 20 foot road trader demanded service, the boss summoned police, and the pair were taken into custody. They claimed to trade a grader for something else. New Zealand plans 18.21 million dollars for new schools next year amid an election of officers at a sex meeting on Oct 29. Mrs. White led the evening program as Wayne Jackson performed, with Shirley Jackson intended to sing with her brother Jerry before a change in plans.

Wichita Kah E. T. White Wayne Jackson Mom Shirley Jackson Jerry Glenna Cunningham

Self Appointed Pastor Promotes Segregation

Vance Johnston Henderson reports on Don Weaver a self appointed preacher and head of Geneva Independent Church who campaigns against racial integration arguing God did not intend for different races to mix. Weaver leads prayers at a White Citizens Code meeting and warns integration could trigger civil war while promoting segregation as divine order.

Vance Johnston Henderson Kytt Don Weaver Geneva Independent Church Rhe Weaver Henderson’ Ministerial Assn Weaverton School God Jesus Christ

Banana Peeler Deluxe in Balboa celebrates a banana business

Don Phillips, a World War II veteran, started with chocolate coated bananas in a Balboa fun zone. He peeled most fruit himself, expanded to coatings like nutty and chocolate chip, and grew from a small freezer to a hundred times his original space, aiming for a million bananas peeled in eight more years.

Balboa Calif Meeanan Don Phillips Phillips

Not Peanuts Mexico Export Surges in Early 1955

In Mexico, what are called peanuts are a major export. Over 13,500 tons worth 45,600,000 pesos, about 3.6 million dollars, were shipped in the first five months of 1955.

Mexico City Mexico

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