Best Will Defend Self in Federal Indictment at Pueblo
Warden Roy Best former Deputy Warden Oran Doolen and seven Canon City Penitentiary guards faced federal charges in Pueblo after a grand jury indicted them on seven counts tied to the July riot and flogging of convicts. Bonds set at 2000 each. group led by Ralph Wann to post bonds. officials may appeal bond amounts.
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Pond
Bert and
Doolen
L. W. Gentry
William Kinney
Clinton Leonard
Ira Hinges
Jans Neilly
Willan
J. Davie
Terry W. Trout
US 5
Jerkins
Altke Ralph Wann
Canon City
Ihw
Ot Fremont Couply
L. M. Rhoades
Walter T. Mathis
A. Marlin Walter
Brewlng Company
Wilbur Pryor
Charles Pletcher
Whitney Newton
Denver
Wayor
Loevel T. Jones Jr
John H. Thatcher
Cable and Inveaments
Herman Speken
Herman
Xilpfel
del Arbough
Hrnain
Tony and
Angela Pauil
Pred Klein
Wreckloy
Remy Glhueze
Harold Flicmel
Nalnt Majulablucer
Ben
Anc
Prisaz
Beal
Boare
Mateters
Thornton
Aiite Institutions Board
Thuraday
Werden
S&t
Colorado Nactiona
Avery
Thornum
Plang Lago Lo Albuqnherque
N. M
Elsewnower
Ment
Oran Dowden
W. Gontry
Billie Tes
Crow Lean
Enerda
Ira Olnger
de Y Whiltais d. Davis
Perry W. Traut
Manton
Gentes Ag Kinney
Ne Rai
Predekersun
Newapaner McLurés
Figalldh
Snve
Ward Case to Jury in Denver Apr 22 Night Session Possible
Fred A Ward and associates conclude defense case in the collapse of the automobile distributorship. Prosecutors finish presentation as Judge Walsh rejects motions to dismiss or exclude testimony. Jury likely to hear final arguments with verdict possible in night session if needed.
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Denver
Josenl J. Want
Metral
Fred A. Ward
Tinelog Melcellent
Thacana
Wstrict
Joseph J. Walsh
Ralph B. Mayo
An Rugof
Paris
Anthony Jr. Zartenro
Courl
Weather Local 24 Hour Outlook by Region
A fragmented forecast outlines conditions for Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico with clouds, snow chances, and temperature changes through Tuesday night and Wednesday. Colorado shows cloudy to snowy areas with warmer north portions, Wyoming reports snow in the south and scattered clouds elsewhere, while New Mexico expects fair to cloudy skies with scattered frost north.
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Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Porrtion
Storm Lifts county moisture totals above two inches
The Public Service Company tally by 8 a.m. Tuesday showed 1.21 inches of moisture from a spring storm that began Sunday night. In the 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Tuesday the station added 1.03 inches, bringing county totals to a high 1.21 inches with Great Western Sugar factory readings at 1.86 inches for the period. North areas like Nunn saw lighter precipitation, while statewide temperatures rose to mild levels with highs around 40 and nightly lows near 32.
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Staton
Boa. Im
Great Western Sugar Company
Greeley
Nunn
Northern Colorado Music Festival Draws 2000 Students
About 2000 students from 30 schools participated in the Northern Colorado Music Festival in Fort Collins. A massed horn concert with 1200 voices closed the one day event, with bands from Fort Collins to Windsor and Loveland taking part and several colleges listed as sponsors.
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Fort Callins
Calo
Asia
Colorado
Colorado Music
Riucatora Axsoviation
Fort Colling Pubyir
Colorado A&m College
Fort Collings Chamber of Comiverae
Fiatines
Glass A
Fort Collis
Loveland
Greeley
Longmont
Wingtewond
Fort Mineru
Boulder
Sterling T ‘ Lage Arvada
Irish
Fort Lapion
Littlelan
Wheatridgee
Autora
Westminister
Lake Mood A Clase G—Verlhound
Eaton
Windsor
Pennsylvania and New York Vote Today in Primary
Voters in New York and Pennsylvania participate in presidential preference contests as delegates to national conventions are decided. Eisenhower leads in New York while Dewey’s influence favors Pennsylvania. Stevenson and Kefauver also court support as party lines shift nationwide.
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Thomas Dewey
New York
Khyelthawer
Mobert Jett
Ohio
Flo
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Jagdera
Washington
Taft
Lloyd H. Hall and Co
Almportere
Taii
Avery
Beale
Dallea
Tex
Adal Stevenson
Illinois
Democratic Party
Stevenson
Tenoming
Harriman
Franklin Hoogewell
Jyane
Hoxmeian
Kefauver
United Textile Workers Union
UFL
Tenneceve Sgnator
Maint Beach
Fla
Kefauyer
Organized Labor
Salt Lake Fly
Detuner
Jendere
Utah
Pleride
George Smathers
Hig
Richard Russell
Georgia
Florida
Russell
Barbara Heinz Dies Tuesday
Barbara Heinz a junior at College High and a prominent student leader died Tuesday at Children’s Hospital in Denver after a long illness. Born September 29, 1935 in Chicago, she lived with Dr and Mrs Theodore Fi Heinz at 442 Fifteenth Avenue. She was active in student government, athletics, music and church clubs and was elected vice president of College High’s student body for the 1954-55 term. funeral arrangements will be announced by Mason Funeral Home.
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New Mexico
Clayton
N. A
Btute
Purble
Odin Clifton Poule
Mulses Court
Washington
Alot Tas
Ren Wile
Tse
Will IL
Tale
Vie
Judiciary Committee
Uume
Conmitttee
Une House
Une
United States
Renilicnna
Tep. McCormack
Massachasells
Crawford Rmiind
Senate
Industry
Misa Barbare Helog
Theodore Fi
Avanie
Nerning
Children's Hospital
Denver
Weld County
Fen
College High
Miss Heinz
Chicago
Ernest Horn
Pepeli
Girls* Association
Ache
Girts’ Athletics Association
Trreo Weeks Nea
Heinze
Ted
University of
Flatches
August Ottemann
Smith Center
Kans
Fritschal
Fritschel
Our Saviors Lutheran Church
Hele
Wayne Willlame
Conclave Convenes at Nazarene Church in Greeley
The WGTU branch and Kase Fifth Als hold a convention at the Nazarene church in Greeley with sessions starting at 9 am. The event features state president Teller from WETL, MN as the lead speaker.
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WGTU
WCTE
Nazarene
Greeley
Prison Mutiny Across States Over Guard Hostages
Mutinous prisoners clash over guard lives triggering riots, casualties, and $2,000,000 in damage at Southern Michigan and Rahway prisons. State police deployed as authorities seek safe hostage releases and to quell outbreaks amid tense negotiations.
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Southers
Mehieao
Wulkenrky i
India
Acme
Lana
Betate
Tonta
Leonie
Towle
Wintawa
Alate Follee
Miceligan
Dlacrdora
Tonia
Stata Finstintigne
Michigan
Injales
Ofhelale
Damanda
Dison Guard
Treen
Sly Conveys
Tuckcon
Thugsell Jarbo
Alten
Rabway
N. J
ZIL
Sun
Weld Oil Tests Report From Sharply Mixed Well Data
Reports from Pure Oil and other operators detail core work and gas shows at multiple wells near Riverside and Grover, including Dakota sand depths around 6197 to 6800 feet, with notes on stuck equipment, planed re-drilling, and a 10 000 cubic feet per day gas flow at Mortonson No 2. Weather near Grover limited work, while exploration nears Greeley as operations trend toward broader testing and coalitions.
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Hf. I. Tuellwell
Pure Ol
Northenet
Briggsvile
Greeley Tribune
Welt
Grover
Sherrod-Anderson
Bart Sler
Wie
Lubing
Severnl
Pura
Hiverside
Lha Greelay Tribune
Pare Oil Company
H. Duell
Dbrigggiale
Anschutz Drill WE Company
Loffi and Dellog Company
Callefornia
Balamont
Greeley
Colorado-Wyoming
Don Gillette
Sherrod-Apperson
Earl Siler
Pritke Firm
Wiegendt
Wagner Fag
South Texas Development
John Mortenson
Stoneham
Tuley and Carter
Raymond Johnson
South Texas
J. C
M. YU
Mortmson
Wisconsin
First National Bank
Milwaukee
Mortonsons
Tuley & Carter
Dakota
Population estimate puts US at 156 197 000
Population figure for March 1 places the United States at about 156 197 000, up 2 707 000 from a year earlier and roughly 5 percent higher than the previous April 1 estimate.
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United States
Ramadiy
Baseball Almanac A L Washington Fan Reported In Boston
A fragment from a baseball scoresheet mentions Washington batter Haynes Graseman Comsheer Klute Henry and Wher in an American League game. The unreadable lines hint at play-by-play notes and player references for a score update.
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Washington
Boston
Haynes
Graseman
Comsheer
Klute
Henry
Atomic blast scorches observers miles away in desert test
An eye catching report describes a massive nuclear detonation, with heat scorching observers miles away, a 42500 foot cloud, and troops in foxholes enduring the shock. It notes casualties among a touring troupe and military observers, plus the dramatic long distance effects on terrain and equipment.
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Alan Romy
Nev
Albine
Jas Park
Desert Air
United
Goncudslon
Las Venas
Rackeld
Ile Blere
von Ielt
Anyon
Mula
Atlil
Marghan
Gon
Joseph Mi. Ewing
Sisin
Jeff
Kansas flood warnings mount as rain nears peak
Kansas flood fighters brace for renewed downpours after a span of heavy rain edged up river crests. Army engineers warned of rising Missouri and Kansas River levels as forecasts predict more showers this week, threatening Kansas City and nearby industrial zones.
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Larry Hall
Kapaa Civ
Mehler
Tak Wattig
Kite
Kankis City
Porrest Fimith
Ils
Bouvard
la Crosur
Wis
Src
Atale
Konaag Gly
Kanens
Amea
Rai
Cork
L. G. Fell
District Army Enginesis
Thong Ralna
Jose Loo
Kansas Bly
Falrfas
Misssouri River
Kansas
Alois
Towa National Yard
Secord
Ina Lowlis
Living Costs Rise Slightly in March Index
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a small uptick in living costs with the all items index showing about a one percent rise from the prior month. The index tracks retail prices for goods and services used by moderate income urban families, with March figures reflecting a base period comparison.
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Hurean
Big Ed Will Speak at Memorial Dinner Stirs Democratic Fray
Unpredictable Senator JD Johnson is expected to headline the sixth annual Roosevelt Memorial dinner Wednesday at the VFW hall. Locals doubt Johnson’s remarks will calm nerves as Gordon Tiborson of Roggen notes Johnson’s past criticisms drew Denver and Weld County chatter. Jane Jefferson chairmen plan an auction of post packages from around the world while ticket sales appear brisk at the door with figures cited by Roy Emmett Olver and others.
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Jd Johnson
VFW
Gordon Tiborson
Roggen
Wonatt Johnson
Leth
Tassier
Millikin
Ike
Denver
Jobatsor
Weld
Jane Jefferson Ehair
Murray
Nunn
Truman to Speak in Longmont June 17
A Longmont celebration invites President Truman to speak on June 17 marking the completion of a nationwide air aquisition and reconfirmation act. Delegation members including Secretary Oscar L Chapman and Colorado congressmen plan to extend the invitation in Washington.
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Denver
Pyasident
Trordan
Longmont
Interior
Oscar TL. Chapman
Agricultura
Charles Dramat
Colorado
Robert 2. Lilly
Lilly
Atelocation Comunities
Chapman
Brannan
Colorado State College of Eduction
Greeley
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Ray Bost
Calcrediny State Prison
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von Boeilan
Pueblo
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Harold S. Oakes
Doalen
Merrt Teat
Kings
Maler
Parate
Prigcit
Civil Service Commission
Best
Warden's Association of America
Fremont County
Rast
Ste
Geri
Fred W. Ward
Harry Truman
Aull
Galeton
Harneayville
Fierce
Det Ara
Detaln Coe
Bripgsdale
New
Raymer
Whitlcot
Johnaown
Keenesbore
South Platte
Marah
Windsor and College
Preau
Amd
Marold Jassen
Minnesota
Democrata
Republicans
Barbara Heinz
District American Lutheran Executive Group
the Tribune
Rahway
Glya
N. J. Apell
Rahway State Prison Farm
State Parole Board
Taist Jnidh
Gran Jee Westerney
Moy Mest
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Kiseng
Alt
Giher
Atthiats
Physicians
Cree and
Social Workers
Internstad Jr
Warhington
Uh—W. Averell Flarriman
Denverite
Beaver
Uy Bari W. Gratastar
Wes
Hale
Roy Emmett Olver
Shartona Beard
Fis
Ethel Lee Cooper
Cheyenne
Margatio Vasatea
Billra Rael
Katey
Willmar
Bowl of Greeley
Truman
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