One Man Army Wermuth as Colorado Sheriff
Profile of Art Wermuth, dubbed One Man Army, serving as sheriff of Jefferson County Colorado. He leads a 38 member staff over 12 000 square miles and 93 000 residents while pursuing juvenile reform. He previously held varied roles including oil engineer and insurance salesman.
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Wichita
Kan
Venezuela
Wermuth
Lakewood
Colo
Denvey
Evergreen
Conifer
Jefferson County
Patricia
Sport the dog grave marked by road crew inquiry
A Virginia town learns of a dog's grave found by a road crew near a telephone substation. Sport, a wartime mascot credited with bravery and decorations, is commemorated on a wooden marker reading his deeds and the date June 19, 1951. Local sheriff candidate Walther Wermuth contemplates re election.
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Telephone Company
Here
Wermuth
New Mystery Titles in Late Library Shipments
The Public Library at 102 N Main adds eleven whodunits to shelves including Gardner novels The Case of the Howling Dog and The Case of the Restless Redhead. Other titles span westerns, science fiction, biographies, and children’s books by authors such as Del Rey Burroughs and Couch.
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Public Library
N. Main
Helen Harp
Mysery
Erle Stanely Gardner
Wellman
Peace River Country
Allen
Edge O
Chase
New England
Hough
Gaddis
Boothill ’ Town
Scott
Brand Rider
van Way
Rodgers
South
Java Head
McClean
Salvation
Johnny
Goodwin
Davenport
Rainy Sutton Brings Muddy Roads and Telephony Hurdles
Sutton reports April with 1.86 inches of rain and repeated storms. Roads were muddy with limited travel as Southwest Bell Telephone officials address the cost and distance barriers to extending service to local families. Residents include A W Hollander district manager, Howard Chappell manager, and households in Plumb Cars Arthur Wallace and D E Stouse areas. Twin calves born to a heifer owned by Carl Plummer are noted. visits by local families and travel to Kansas City are mentioned.
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A. W. Hollander
Dodge City
Howard Chappell
Garden City
Arthur Wallace
D. E. Stouse
Southwest Bell
Carl Plummer
Labor Board: Talkative sewing worker to be rehired
Brigham City Utah April 1 1957 hearing examiner ruled that El Dora Hunsaker a sewing worker at American Sportswear Co was fired for supporting the union. The NLRB ordered the firm to reinstate her to her old job with back pay from November 27 1956 and to refrain from further retaliation.
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Brigham City
Haskell County
Guy
International Ladies Garden’ House
Herman Grunig
Ray Whitmore
NLRB
Royster
Hursaker
Grunigs
Han
Beyon
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Rocky Mountain Foothills
Plancne
Art Werrmuth
Virginia
Sport
Treve
Philippines
Mr. Barnél
Coit
Middle East
Dalas
Patrick J. Hurley
Labbeck
Preminger
Apatniks
I Wa
Mars
del, Rey
Frank
Kielgaard
Burroughs
Coast Guard
Harkins
Lost Lakes
Pease
Latham
Cherry Ames
Tatuam
Shuttleworth
Hunt
Deene
England
Stephen Foster
Cou
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Beckhard
Albert Schweitzer
Daniel
Rusty
Lamp' Nan
Mystery Mountain
West
Joan of Arc
Nolan
Chris
Isley
Lassie
Sutton
Orange Oliver
Kitten
Lasson
Hayden
Kunhardt
Ak Dal Cies
HOBBY
Ane
Radio, Televizon
Auto Radio Modern
Radio & Television
Sutton News
Herbert Stevens
Are
Brandon Harkness
Concordia
Dale Mead
Giles Speer
Kansas City
Labor Board
Penney
Annzy
Jess
Aamy
Rem
International Silver
Penney's
M.L
Potn Moh
Penney’s
Lalo As
Save Girls
Dan River
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