Northeast Begins Vast Program of Reconstruction
The northeastern states start a long rebuilding drive after disastrous floods. Affected towns and governors vow to rise anew amid widespread destruction and shelter living. About 17,000 people remain in Red Cross shelters as factories and homes face uncertain reopening and costs top two billion dollars.
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America
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Samuel ‘Sturgis
Army Engineers
Te Red Cross
Monson, Am
Union
Aftermath of Flood Ravages Impairs Mills and Farms
The disaster left 20 000 injured and nearly 200 large plants immobilized. Tens of thousands of small businesses and merchants were wiped out as railways and highways were damaged. Army Bailey bridges dot the land while acres of crops, corn, tobacco, vegetables, and fruit lay wasted. Federal and state aid pours in with loans and grants, but recovery remains slow and risky, demanding courage beyond money.
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Aber
Young Coloradoans Enlist under New Reserve Forces Act
Colorado youths enlist under the 1935 Reserve Forces Act signed by Eisenhower. Hubert Vallejas of Walsenburg is the first Coloradoan to enlist, joining a heavy mortar company of the 90th Regiment, 89th Division for eight years with three to six months on active duty. A second youth, unnamed, enlists for six years with Denver’s Dump Truck Company, obligated to two years active duty, three in active reserve, and one on standby.
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Denver
Walsenburg
Hubert Vallejas
Eisenhower
Colorada Miliary
Vallejos
W.fw. Hall
Walsonburg
90Th Regiment
89Th
Colorado
Charles H. Anderson
Security Risk Hearing to Probe 11 Cases
A Senate subcommittee chaired by Johnston will hold hearings on 11 cases tied to the Eisenshower administration and security risk handling. Among them are Wolf Ladejinsky, a former reform adviser fired by Benson and later restored to a high foreign aid post, and Abraham Chasanow, a Navy hydrographic office official fired as a security risk, later cleared and reinstated. The inquiry will examine changes to records and testimony from Agriculture Department officials implicated in Ladejinsky’s case.
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Washington
Eisenshower
Senate
Johnston
DSC
Wolf Ladejinsky
Abraham Chasanow
Jinsky
Agriculace
Benson
Foreign Operations Administration
U. S
Indochina
Internation Cooperation Administration
FOA
Beoson
Ladojinsky
Tha ‘Agriculture Dept
Chasanow
Chick
Navy
Hydrographic Office
Yankee Views Russian Farms and Problems
Charles J. Hearst reports from a U S and R tour on Russian farming and shortages. He notes high bread and potato diets, rising corn acreage, new lands plowed in West Siberia and Kazakhstan, and questions about moisture, seasons, and crop substitution. Meat and milk prices are high and some foods remain scarce for Russians earning 800 rubles monthly.
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Charles J. Hearst
New York
Smina
Siberia
Kazakhstan
Corm
New Lands
Ringsby Proposes To Buy Inland Line
Ringsby Truck Lines Inc of Denver proposes purchasing Inland Freight Lines of Salt Lake City for 1,450,000. The deal includes Eastern Utah Transportation Co Uintah Freight Lines and Inland Equipment Co with 250 tractor trailers and terminals in San Francisco Oakland Sacramento Stockton Reno Salt Lake City Ogden Duchesne Roosevelt and Vernal. Ringsby routes span Chicago to San Francisco and Inland serves Salt Lake City and San Francisco.
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Denver
Ringsby Truck Tanes Inc
Inland Freight Lines
Salt Lake
City
J. W. Hingsby
Interstate Commerce Commission
Inland
Theee
Eastern Utah Transportation Co
Uintah Freight Lines
Inland Equipment Co
San Francisco
Oakland
Sacramento
Stockton
Calif
Reno
Nov
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Hoher, Duchesne
Roosevelt and Vernal
Utah
Chicago
DeForest 82nd Birthday Noted by Industry Groups
Dr. Tee DeForest, inventor of the three element vacuum tube, marked his 82nd birthday Friday. He received medals from the Veteran Wireless Telegraphers Association and the Radio Aficionados of Spain.
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Los Angeles
Tee DeForest
Asso
Radio Aficionades
Spain
Weld County Real Estate Transfers 1955
Real estate transfers in Weld County include several June August 1955 filings with revenue stamps at ten per thousand. Notable entries show Lewis J. Nelson transferring Lots 1 2 and 3 Block 3 New Stoneham to Dean and Ruby Patrick with revenue 6.60 plus others including Milside Acumuow to Gerg Rude Brownfield Lot 4 Block 16 Farrs Add Greenley with 13.20 and Bertha Ann Gray to Kara and Zelda Harerah part Tet 14 Block 6 Maplewood Greenley with 1700 revenue. Vernon C and Bertha Morgan to John F Aid Oxerre Shores portion Tet 85-65 revenue 36.60 Roy Waindvall to James B and Ruth Lord Lot 1 Block L Migh and Park Seed Greenley revenue 19.60.
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Lewis J. Nelson
Dean M
Ruby J. Patrick
New Stoneham
Milside Acumuow, Inc
Gergrude M. Brownfield
Farr
Greeley
Bertha Ann Gray
Kara C
Zelda
Harerah
Maplewood
Vernon C
Bertha Morgan
John F. Aid Oxerréla Shores
Nemsem
Roy Waindvall
James BE
Ruth & Lord
Bik. L
Mighand Park
Russian Scientist at Meet on Keeping Atoms for Peace
ENWA II atomic scientists from Canada Czech Republic France Soviet Union Britain and the United States concluded a secret study on preventing diversion of fissionable material from any international pool to non peaceful uses. Prof D V Skobeltsyn attended as Soviet delegate. presence signals possible cooperation with an international atomic energy agency proposed by Eisenhower.
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Enwa II
Canada
Czechastovekia
France
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
U. Nos Palace of Nations
D. Vv. Skobeltsyn
International Atomic Energy Agency
Eisenhower
Larimer County Cornerstone Ceremony Set for September 19
Larimer County commissioners announced a cornerstone laying for the new Larimer County Courthouse on September 19. A total cost of about 375000 is expected, with completion planned by next year. President Eisenhower was invited to attend from the Summer White House in Denver, along with Gov. Ed C. Johnson, Colorado representatives, and Denver Mayor Will F. Nicholson. Construction on a courthouse unit may begin later this year.
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Fort Comming
Larimer County Court House
Eisenhower
White House
Denver
Ed C. Johnson
Colorado
Will F. Nicholson
Princess Margaret Faces Pressure Over Townsend Marriage
The New Statesman reports royal family and Archbishop of Canterbury pressuring Princess Margaret to abandon plans to marry Group Captain Townsend. It notes Townsend is a divorced man and argues there is no reason she should not marry whom she loves, while criticizing royal influence on the match debate.
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London
The
New Statesman
Britain
Kingsley Martin
Popular Press
Margaret
Townsend
Teac
Himsel
Ground Corps lagging in Kansas civil defense program
An Air Force officer at Continental Air Defense Command in Colorado Springs says Kansas civil defense lags due to funding and personnel shortages. Col. Brown H. Mayall notes the Ground Observer Corps struggles with scarce resources and slow start.
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Topeka
Kansas
Col. Brown HH. Mayall
Contental Air Defence Command
Colorado Springs
Dulles Speech Sparks Protest Over Palestine Plan
A Palestine Arab leader in Beirut accused Secretary of State Dulles of offering to sell Palestine to the Jews after a New York speech. He warned Dulles aims to repatriate refugees, promise Jerusalem as a capital, and curry Zionist votes. Arab diplomats in Cairo and the region promised study but offered no comment.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Dulles
Palestine
U. S
New York
Ant
Weal Tannows
Arab Palestine
America
Tanners
Israel
D. C
Jerusalem
Cairo
Middle East
More Farms Fewer Parties Russians Want in Canada
Montreal officials trimmed the Russian tour of Canadian farmlands after Soviet visitors complained they were seeing too many people. The change reduces social crowds and focuses on agricultural sites. Aimed at easing fatigue and improving access for the party of visitors during their Canadian visit.
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Canada
Montreal
Whisky Bollies and Not Enough Cows and Tractors
A fragmentary report notes ongoing tensions in an eastern township area during a 200 mile journey. The Soviet observer Vladimir Malskevich showed notable impatience as a delegation paused twice for drinks and an exchange amid limited cattle and farm machinery.
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Vladimir Malskevich
Freughburg Aid Controversy Faces Chief Federal Inquiry
Gray Un pressed for more cattle and machinery during aid talks at Freughburg while largely avoiding whisky. he drank some Red Wing at Granby lunch. J. Chagnon, the chief federal con, oversees the proceedings as officials review the incident and its implications.
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Freughburg
Gray
Granby
J. Chagnon
Federal
Rearranged schedule aims to cut social calls by Ue official
An official says an 18 day four schedule is being rearranged to reduce social calls. Lightning combines nitrogen and wsyten in the air into fertilizer which is washed to earth by the rain.
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