Four Die As Car Leaves Curve Near De Beque
A car leaving a curve near De Beque Colorado crashed into a bank killing four people. The state patrol identified the driver Peter M. Hess Sr, 20, of Lakewood and passengers James Murry Hess, 20, Janet Hess about 20, Agnes Atheleson 25, all from San Diego. The 1949 sedan registered to Martin Hess of San Diego was severely crushed. Accident reported about 1 am on U.S. 6-24. Captain Paul Mose noted the crash likely occurred before 1 am. The death toll ties with the state’s previous fatality in 1953. An earlier death in Ellensburg, Colorado occurred when Eliasburg native was struck while attempting to run across U.S. 6-40. Gerdman identified as Thomas Robinson, was killed by a truck driven by Henry W. Harley, 39, of Denver. Robinson died instantly.
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de Heque
Colo
E Guich
Peter M. Hews, Sr
Lakewouil
James Murry Hess
San Diego
Call
Agnes Athelesn
Janet Hess
Paul Mose
Pr |Tol Anid Dt
Noral
Delle
Jual
Joss
Eliasburg
Coleman
Stain Patrol
Gerdman
Thomas Robinson
Ft Annd
Henry W. Harley
Denver
Robinson
Suit Charges Directors of Industries for the Blind
A Denver district suit filed by United Workers for the Blind of Colorado names Mrs Huth DaVolt executive director and state officials James A Noonon, Homey F Bedford, A F L Schraeder, and Earl B Ewing in alleged misappropriation totaling over 100000. The complaint seeks an immediate audit and restraining order. the principals deny the charges amid sparse detail and protestations.
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Denver
Colorado
Neograma
Herve
United Workers
Colorado, Inc
Huth $M. DaVott
James A. Noonua
Homey F. Bedford
A. F L. Schraeder
Colorado State Board of Industries
Earl B. Ewing
Bire
DaVolt
Colorado Industries For
Stata
Schraeder
Bis
Noonan
Bedford
Ewing
Am Fin~ Mediate
Colorado Tnfuniries
Aull
Mia
Tibery
Sehpandey
Corrynient
Gialinaabin
Mharan
Santa
Aggie Buck in Service
The Aggies fear setbacks as halfback Jerry Zelalek enters U S Army service. Chicago Times reports Davis entered service on August 14, leaving Colorado A&M football with another starter sidelined and the next season’s backfield shaken by military enlistment.
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Fort Collins UK
Jerry Zaleakl
U. S
Colorado A&m
Chicago
Weiler
Hailstorms dot Weld County with light damage reports
A minor hail storm amid a broad rain shower affected Pierce and surrounding areas. Pierce town saw 16 minutes of hail with heavy rain, while Nunn and Auton recorded up to a quarter inch of rain. Windsor and Greeley logged varying rainfall, and cloudbursts caused minor roadway flooding west of Greeley. No widespread crop destruction noted. sugar factories reported minimal impact.
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Munsil Hall
Pierce
Great Western Doger Company
Eaton
Ault
Public Service
Greeley
Pleree
Nunn
Nuttin
Wellington
Ro Hall
Magor
Windsor
Beverstee
Tobastown
Nouthwest Weld
Waid
Briggadale Rea. Hn
Nowe
Weld County
Gresley
Tall
Pisrea
Thera
Perea
Aut
Baton
Sugar Company
Hull
Severance Dis Lick
Raton
Molorista
Greeley-Loveland
Dramatic B-30 Crash Kills Crew Members in Arizona
Picacho Arizona details describe an explosive B-30 crash during a test flight. Captain Cheries D Bostock Marion S C and S/Sgt Herbert G Enverton of Ft Beott Kan perished. Captain John D Winters survived as the rest bailed out. Witness Hatcock reported watching a fiery descent near Sista Highway B south of Picacho.
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Picacho
Ariz
Ariz Room
Desert Thuraway
Davie Monthen
Howaig
Qien Hatbcock
Bloy
Hathcock
Lames
Sheritrn
Phoenix
Tucson
John D. Winters
Lake’ Park
Gallt
Dhe
Sista Highway
Alce
Davis-Monthan
43D Bombardment Wing
Major League Baseball Scores Report
National League notes include Brooklyn and St Louis games with Erskine Grissom and Campanelle in action. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia slated for tonight while American League features Washington and New York with Porterfield Schmidt and Fitererald among players.
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Mesncimends
National League
New York
Brooklyn
Gomez
Kennedy
Grissom
Worthington
Weatruns
Calderone
Hrekine
Campanelle Chesgo
St. Louis
Rugh
McCullough
Mizell
Saley
Rice
Pittsburgh
Philadelphta
New York _ gorgansonx
Porterfield
Schmidt
Bane
Apa Fitererald
Lomal
Bora
Vishinsky Attacks Rhee Over Plot Allegations at UN
At the United Nations on Wednesday Andrei Vishinsky charged Korean President Syngman Rhee with orchestrating a plot with what he called reactionary elements in one United States to hinder Korea’s peace talks. He warned Rhee seeks to conquer North Korea and urged unity against alleged Western intervention.
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Francis W. Carpenter
United Nations
Rusala
Andrei Y. Vishingky
Syng- Man Rhee
Mio Tuttire
Korea
Vighinsky
North Korea
Arsembis
S. Votitica
Can
Are Hopine
Russia
Vichinsky
President Meets With Drought Relief Delegation
The president held talks with drought relief officials and a regional delegation at the summer White House. Representatives from Texas, Colorado, Missouri, Nevada, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona and Kansas attended the meeting to review progress of drought relief efforts.
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Denver
Rasa
Tamara Troy Pight
Ane Nae
Procra
White House
Texas
Colorado
Misanuri
Nevada
Oxisnoma
New Metco
Atkanaea
Kanhie
Stevenson Says Free World Is Winning War
Former presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson said the free world is winning the cold war and danger of World War III has diminished for now after a six month world tour. He warned against relaxing defenses while noting U S leadership remains clear though public faith in policy has waned. He cited confidence in cooperation replaced by unilateral action and described a mood of reduced belief in aid and trade. He opened with a joke about whether he seeks the 1956 White House bid.
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New York
u—Forner
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenna
Itpear
Clen Hays
Dean
Iron Curtain
East Germany
Gigen Stalin
Stevenson
United States
America
Starapeon
White House
Soap for Korea governments of laundry soap to Korea for use
A brief notice mentions Daniel B Holton and Nina B Chipman of Greeley related to laundry soap shipments for Korea under U.N. Command. Authorities note involvement of these individuals and local ties.
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Korea
U.N. Command
Bond Vote Hampers School Plans in October
President Eisenhower returns from vacation as Moscow reports a hydrogen bomb test. Hagerty says no comment on Pravda claims. U.S. Atomic Energy Commission confirms Soviets tested a thermonuclear device on August 12. The bond issue vote and ensuing debate loom over Denver politics and local education funding.
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Uisenhower
Denver
Russia
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Entenhower
United States
Boviet Union
Rusale
Elsenhower
Moscow
Pravda
Rupsia
James C. Hagerty
Newes
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Eisenhower
New York
District to seek bonds for new junior high school
The board of education in the district approves a proposition to issue bonds totaling 8840000 to erect and equip a new junior high school, purchase future elementary sites, and cover related costs. The vote is set for October 6, with architects Grant of Denver and Bosworth Sullivan selected for planning and issuance tasks.
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Ko. 6
Imus
Board of Education
Dows & Larger
Aviec
Alee
Bosworth Sullivan End Company
Denver Te Vestment Frm
Hendtlog Ent de Tailn
Te Yarchitect
Gresley
Ben¢ Iggue
Inez McKinley
Don Mr. Kinney
C. Ray Kiley
Walliam
Garnier
ISI
Eugene Wiege
Asslio K
Grant
Tehran unrest as Mossadegh captured by Zahedi forces
Tehran faces street fighting after the ousted premier Mossadegh is captured and held under guard as Zahedi forms a new cabinet. Tehran radio reports say federal authorities seek to prevent lynching while mobs clash and questions linger over the Communist stance and future oil talks with Britain.
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London i
Ebran
Mohammed Moseadegh
Monadegh
Harlier
Tabran
Maj
Gon
Fazollah Zahed
Mosmadegh
Bourke
Au Teader
Lata Browudeaxte
Tolrac
Anid Zehedi
Shah Mohammed Reza Pabley
Rome
Phdraday
Algtt
Fatemia
Tehran
Mossadegh
Childean
pen-Shen
Mowgy
Zehed
Sheb
Zahedt
Mouuadegh
Ahedauld
Raw
Moasmdegh
Bia
Dama
Oil drilling reports from Lyons and Rooster area wells
Reports from Lyons indicate the Palcon Seaboard Duall well NW SE 114-61 west of Roote was drilling below 7700 feet on Wednesday with sand encountered. Dakota sand at 6690 feet being coring and testing. Continental Oil State No. 1 near Gillette cored the J sand to 7296 feet, recovered 11 feet plus shale and sand intervals. The Harry Ner’s McGourt well bottom hole test shut in after a weak blow, producing oil and mud.
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Lyons
Palcon Seaboard
Roote
Buckingham
Wilson
Dakota
Raport
Grover
Continental Oi Company
N State No. 1
Gillette
Nwne
Harry Royner
Weld
Andy Orr
Royster
Soviets May Have Tried H-Bomb Claim Spurs AEC Clarification
Pravda reported the Soviet hydrogen bomb test on August 12 with great force, claiming thermonuclear power far exceeds atomic weapons. The U.S. Atomic Energy Commission issued a statement noting limited information and declined further comment while acknowledging possible tests involving both fission and fusion reactions.
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Pravda
Washinston
Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
Lewin J. Btrause
Aton Energy Commission
Moscow
Enine Fox
AEC
United States
Miniwotoh Proving Ground
Lashavtuimi
Vbrat
Eniwetok
AFG
Congress
West Jawnnalens Partioulaghy Ie Fey
Mente
Typhoon Nears Formosa Threatening Philippine Isle
A powerful typhoon with winds over 100 mph moved toward Formosa and the Philippines. The northern edge was forecast to lash coastal areas as the storm tracked westward, prompting warnings and travel advisories for residents and shipping lanes.
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Mipral Ferny
Formona
Delfroy
Ted China Meinland
Pars
Formosa
Ha Philippines
Fortansa
Adams Resigns As Five Teachers Are Approved
Resignation of Lanter B. Adams from Mesker Junior High social studies is accepted. Five new teachers named by the school board: Willam Arnett, Eric Brown, Mrs Ruby Berry, Rolland Hill, and Clifford Lamb. Arnett will teach English social studies and act as counselor at Meeker. Brown will teach English and social studies and assist with athletics. Berry will teach mathematics. Lamb will teach fifth grade at Cameron Avenue. Two-vehicle collision in Greeley injures drivers. Leslie Bartlett jailed for suspected drunken driving after collision on Bey ently avenue near Eleventh street.
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Taschar
Board of Education
Achool
Lanter B. Adams
Mesker Junior High
Willam
Arnett
Eric B. Brown
Ruby Berry
Rolland
B. Hill
Missing Hall party plane search offer rises to twenty five thousand
A $25 000 reward is posted for locating the missing New Nexto airman and plane near Ketchikan Alaska. Dozen amateur and professional pilots are aiding the search across roughly a hundred square miles along the coast toward the Canadian border. Authorities say the craft may have veered toward the sea after disappearance on Wednesday.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Nexto Air
Perennia
Sleoy Sle
Ahah Teloe
Rotest 1 Ste
Mie
Piine Acre
Ain
Telteen Keichikan
Canadian
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Aggie Buck
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Daugh
Conrad Hoff
Dushnes
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Save
Selves
Major League Baseball
A. Vishinsky
Rhee
Bosworth Sullivan ‘and Company
Toca
Clarenes E. Manson
Notre Dame University
Law Schoul
Blarbawer
At & Tin
Wyoming
Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District
Poudre River
Moghadegh
Ayatullah Kashani
Mossedegh
Abel
Zahed
Zahed Anpolnis Mossy
Mohammed Dadllari
Nader Batmanghutch
Allay Transport
Ohio River
Hesameldin Dowia Tabatavate
Tabatabate
Iran
Revel Sear
Batnanghilteh
Whyrhle
Mien
Thorpion River
Lester Adams
Nquor
Leslie M. Bartlett
Tenth Avenue Edit
David Stroh
Tenth Avenue
Beyently Avenue
Eleventh Street
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