Colorado legislature fights over two appropriations during special session
Denver August 3 The Colorado legislature faced a stalled special session with focus on two appropriations. One would allot 75 000 to rebuild a damaged plaza and address a bind scandal, the other 24 265 for coats of the season. Debates on tax cuts and slot machine regulation dominated the session as lawmakers weighed public hearings and potential voter referenda.
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Denver
Searls
Ons
Colorado Borivee
Les- He-R. Steele
Foulder
Aci
Democratic
Bou Begolf
Chatrman
C. Abernethy
Ddenver
Bouse
Cor mlUlea
Jonny. Harepal
Rdeover
Wlate
Senate
Opubelitou
Harper
Watroux
Lea Kous
Bonsa Democrata
Goon
Abaoutea
Senate Comrarttoo
WY Sey
A. Whitaker
Fort Collins
Meralizs
Bill Whitaker
Vansult
John Metzger
Convines
Clamp Lid on Drinking Motorists Proposed in Washington
A proposal backed by the American Temperance Society seeks a policy to detain and restrain motorists who drink, holding them until they are sober. The plan, presented in Washington, aims to curb drunk driving and reduce road hazards by enforcing temporary confinement for intoxicated drivers.
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Washington
W. A. Reliniffenberg
The
American Temperance Socluly
Millikin Soldier Missing Report Likely Army Error
The Defense Department announced a Millikan, Colorado, soldier, Floyd Ti. Rapthorn, is missing in action in Korea. The report appears to be an Army error caused by misfiled telegrams received by a railroad agent and lacking confirmation from Army records.
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H. Wepinoza
Ehom
Fort Ord
Calif
Hop
An Attort
Biraightan Ait
Aso Cay Rloil
Preas Atory
Washington
Pfa
Floyd Ti. Rapthorn
Mya
Nos Fora Eeplven
Millikan
Colo
Korma
Dameant of
Defense
Weather Local 34 Hours From Tuesday to Wednesday
Weather summaries for Colorado Wyoming New Mexico cover general fair conditions in Colorado with warmer Tuesday afternoon, scattered thundershowers in mountains. Wyoming shows fair Tuesday with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers in mountains. New Mexico forecasts scattered showers and thunderstorms Tuesday through Wednesday, with warmer temperatures Tuesday afternoon.
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Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Strikes Tie Up Canadian Rails and U S Railways
Strikes by 124000 Canadian workers across 17 unions cripple major lines Canadian National and Canadian Pacific halted freight and passenger flows. Telegraph and telephone service disrupted. food shortages feared and layoffs expected if the stoppage lasts. U S rail walks called for five days by trainmen and conductors ended as token protests.
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Canada
Ylal U
U.S
Vega Atonday
Cleveland
Louisville
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Road Opening Ceremony Set for 1 P.M. on Eighth Avenue
Ceremony to open the North Eighth Avenue freeway with a tape cutting by Ty Sel and Mark A. Watroi. Hill Stewart chairs the Turter Chamber committee. Mayors of several towns invited. Frontier Supply lighting to Rainbow cafe. Joe Bachman to call, Roy Baker and Vila Milo High frontadors to provide music.
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Eighth Avenua
Fourth Street
Eighth Avenue
Firettreet
Eightwrenke
Tn. m
Hill Stewart
Turter Chamber ¢* Commerce Conviitee
Mark A. Watroi
State Highoney
Hera
Frontier Supply Company
Rainbow Cafe
Enton
Ault
Nena
Piercé
Price Hopking
Joe Bachman
Squire-Dance
Roy Baker
Vila Milo
Ram Brings $2,500 for Fial Tinka Ram
Aug 22 city report notes a Thambouttlet ram selling for 2500 at Lin national tant mye inday, the third high price on record for this breed. Owned by George L. Host of Ephraim Utah, the ram was bred by the same breeder with a strong sale at the Deerlodge auction.
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Lin National
George L. Host
Aonn
Mphraim
Utah
Pauly
Deer Lodge
Air Liner Lands in Denver After Engine Failure
An American Airlines four engine DC-6 lost the right inboard engine over Colorado, ripping a hole in the cabin. The plane diverted to Denver, landing safely with one dead and seven injured. Passenger Jack Kreboy, 64, died likely of a heart attack. injured include Kreboy’s wife, Mary, and several crew and passengers. Authorities report emergency procedures executed and other aircraft arranged to transport passengers to their destinations.
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Denver
American Air Lines
Colorado Rockies
Los Angeles
Chicago
Eagle
Colo
Afr
K. Baker
Denver General Hospital
Krehoy
Mary
Joan Robinson
James Mackris
Detroit
Hayman Kay
Kay
Gladys
Sara Immerman
Kreg
Sugar Megsinger
Toronto
Canada
Baker
Miss Robinson
Robert Reinecke
Dan Nietiick
Stewardens M. Peterson
Afr Inca
State's Traffic Toll Up to 226
A fatal night crash near Boulder killed Lillard, 24, of Boulder, instantly, as a lumber truck overturned on Boulder canyon road. Castillo died from injuries suffered in a separate crash near 12 miles south of Beeheel. Pedro Castillo Jr., 18, escaped uninjured while his mother was hospitalized. The toll for 1959 rose to 285.
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Prissy
Boulder Creek
Boulder
King
Lillard
Pnroner Nonna Howe
Lillreek
Here
At & A
W. F. Teminger
Toulder Canon Highway
Castillo
Flagler
Bieheel
State Highway Patrol
Pedro, Jr
Finlorade
Lilart
Pedro Castillo
Corpus Christi
Ter
Frank Phillipa Improves After Operation in Atlantic City Hospital
Frank Phillipa a 16 year old former resident of a vast empire was reported slightly improved at Atlantic City hospital today. A company spokesman said he was operated on last night for abdominal trouble and heart weakness caused two complications. Phillips whose home town is Bartlesville Oklahoma is chairman at the board of the Puna Petroleum Co.
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Frank Phillipa
Atlantic City
N. J
Atlantic City Hospital
Avid He Wis
Phillips
Bartlesville
Okla
Puna Petroleum Co
Draft calls to Denver for induction physical exams
Forty seven men were scheduled for pre induction physical exams on August 14. The county board sent 45 more last Friday with transfers. A final induction group has not yet been received. The notices reference Springfield area and Grovlay, with events around September 1 and 5.
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Conmy Avicctiva Norco Hoard
Danver
Mra
Kuso Kirby
Tha
Boned
Wall County Board
Man Found Dead in an Automobile
County coroner Jobs Allnutt reports 51 year old Tarlay Willam Willin gon was found dead Tuesday night in a car owned by Tud Garcia at 496 Sixth Street. Evidence suggests automobile exposure as the cause.
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Tarlay ‘Willam
Jack} Willingon
Sixth Street
Automobsia
Tud Garcia
Jobs Allnutt
Texas Group Tours Farms in Hereford Area
A Texas group of about four farmers and chamber members from Hereford arrived in Groeley after noon Tuesday on the Texas Colorado oil fertility tour. Led by county agent Robert Fithian, the itinerary covers Graeley area ranching and irrigated pasture, with stops at Monfort Drm, George Johnson farm east of Eaton, and other farms including the Carl Ifeary and Farrfarm near Gilcrest to study irrigation, soil management, and legume practices.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hereford
Tex
Groeley
Texas Colorado
Burlington Railroad
Chambers of Commerce
Texan
Weld
Robert Fithian
Svaintant
Graeley
Siedy
St Peases
Fithian
Monfort Drm
Gresley
George Johnson
Eaton
Lo Ohasrye
Harry Bailey
Absentee Ballots Sent to Armed Forces in Weld County
Weld County sends absentee ballots to servicemen under constitutional voter qualifications. County Clerk Ann Syotmer announces service ballots will be issued via authorized representatives, with mailed letters informing applicants and guiding ballot casting. Applications must be filed by September 9.
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Weld
Ann Syotmer
Sud
Sepheman
Wim
Antigua Braces as 100 Mile Wind Strikes
Antigua and surrounding islands endure 100 mile per hour winds as a tropical hurricane, No. 2, forms near Antigua and tracks toward the Caribbean. A hurricane warning extends from Greenward to Puerto Rico with advisories for nearby islands. The hurricane hunter reports strong winds and uncertain movement, while Nova Scotia faces remnants of No. 1.
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San Juan
P. R
Antigua
Leeward Islands
Caribbean
Puerto Rico
Vieguez Island
Mian
Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Greenward
Virgin Is
Bad Pomn
Saund
al Ligue
Roya Scotia
Halifax
Florida
Than
Seit Lowell
Spuds Must Be No 2 or Better To Be Shipped
Wagged by state officials the potato marketing order requires spuds be No 2 or better for shipment within Weld County and statewide. Subpoenas issued for violators as inspectors say several cases cited for failure to comply with labeling and grade rules.
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Mrovialetia
Paul W. Swisher
Slais Commisssioner
Cael
Fle
We Orler
Wold
Clark
Lin State
Brighton
Ptote
Department of Agriculture
Alan
Weld
Clark Aard
Inapeetera
Atnio Department of Agriculture
Compiange J
Contrat
Shy Onder
Denver Researcher Arrested for Plutonium Theft
Denver August 23 A research worker Sanford Simons 28 employed at the University of Denver was arrested on charges of violating the atomic energy act for stealing plutonium from Los Alamos New Mexico. The material valued and details unclear. Simons claimed it was a souvenir and said fear for his children led to the act. He faced U S district attorney Max Tiye y and a U S commissioner for arraignment.
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Denver
Scheidler
Con Alamos Atomic Project
New Mexico
Sanford Lawrence Simona
Tuter
Tivanell PF. Kremer
FOL
Simons House
Kramer Old
Simons
Te Tmniveralty
Keamoc
Hie
Sss
Bol
Slons
Los Alamos
Alaml
Kramer
Uyve
Bia Chiideen
Weyly
Tramer
Albert G. Jacobs
University of Denver
Simons’ Arrant
Hewsinen
Siti
U.S
Max Tiiey
U. S
Harald Oskes
Washington
Lhe Simons
Aera Thi Halfinzan
Klaus Fucha
Sow
Pusa I. S. Atomis
Kids Gear Up For City Fishing Rodeo
Saturday at Glenuir a park the third annual Fishing Rodeo, sponsored by Jaycees and Better Fishing, Inc., offers fly fishing outfits to top boy and girl anglers. Prizes include smallest and other categories. open to anyone under 18 with any gear. The event begins with a parade through the city at 1:30 PM.
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Kida
Greeley
Prout Ilees
West Side
Glenuiera Park
Jaycees and
Better Fishing, Inc
West
Baby Sitter Burns While Saving Child in House Incident
Theodosia Knorr, a babysitter, suffered severe burns while rescuing a three month old from a scalding bathroom incident. She used both hands to shield the infant from rushing hot water when a faucet failure released steam and water. Neighbors and rescue efforts followed as she fought to control the hazard and ensure the baby's safety.
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Dayton
D. A
Ktmuth
Waller
Louis Henjamin
Knorr
Rent Hikes Sparked by City Rent Controls in Colorado Springs
Citizens complain of rent increases amid government measures and business uncertainty. The city council plans to enforce rent limits under state authority, while vacancies drop and a hiring surge at nearby Cal Carson and Neatla Chocolate raises pressure on housing. Local employers report shortages as hundreds of workers seek housing.
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Colorado
Chamber of Commerce
Fnet
Calp
Carson
Boy Dies From Burns In Paint Remover Accident
Aug 22 report says War rant Officer and Mrs Juli Congner s son died from fatal burns suffered while youths heated paint remover. He and playmates lit a flame, poured paint remover, then a can exploded. Several other boys were uninjured in the incident.
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Burne Gatorado Sprites
Agena E Cehaner
Juli Congner
Ie Holle
Record-Setting Channel Swim Draws Global Attention
Dover August drama chronicles nine competitors including Gyo of Henk Wotlen and a Greek Argentine participant. World records spark in a dizzying procession as Egyptian and British entrants vie for top honors. Prize money totals £4,000 awarded to the first woman and other finishers receive £200.
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Dover
Bag
Henk Wotlen
Mong Wifi
Wress
Tondon Daily Mall
Seluinl Toacher
Mise
Eileen Penboy
Flayvenea Chinwick
San Imego
Calif
He Hewsapanar
Ron
Prenchaan Georges Michel
Roger le Marvin
Praned
Egyptiun Mo
Mateeh Hassen Thing
Dam Rockett
Fin Engyabman
Willi
Bernia
Jason Pirgailos
Mrniy Magor
Mids Fenton
Antonio Atherloldo
Demos Urge Briscoe Remain in Politics
Denver reports that Democratic leaders and party members urged J Prim Briscoe of Idaho Springs to reconsider retirement from politics. A three hundred signature petition supported re election while Briscoe did not respond publicly. The scene recalls Briscoe as a veteran state senator with a future governorship possibility amid party maneuvering.
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Denver
Cutorala Senate
J. Primn Beiseve
Jidaho
Sinh Py
Hay
Briscao
Uriseag
Siate
Agitinat Goy
Walter W. Johan
Fonocratie Assembly
Snobia
Battle Report From Taegu Front Amid North Korean Aggression
AP dispatch details renewed North Korean assaults around Taegu and Chumma, with U.N. forces resisting along the Pusan perimeter. American and allied troops hold key positions, inflicting heavy Red casualties as tanks clash, air power targets rail hubs, and mountain ridges are fought over near Chaeman and Battle Mountain.
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Tokyo
Waitnestay
Anerlen
Ted Kovenn
Taegu
Blaek Lievonstul
Pustn
Te Neath
Iock
Taesi
Uh. & Arth
Ilenora MacArthur
Ters
Chongjin
Puesday
Chang Jin Wilt
Changlin
Lie Sustet Sihering
Vedy
Don Whiteshowd
Waterbury
Conn
UW. 8
Watky
U. 8
Goiniaie
Arto Ionage
Plizhige
Couryattean
Haweil
Pusan
Willew Folie
Chimgan
Mawnan
Sol
Trindol
Chinegant
Te 24Th Infantry
Battle Mountain
Thal
Sian Swinton
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By Russell Seines
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