Santa Replies to Letters From Greeley Kids
Dozens of Greeley youngsters received Santa Claus postcards with personal notes and requests for Christmas. The postcards, processed by the Post Office, included messages from Santa about visiting good children and asked for items ranging from a music box and dolls to a big bike and toy cars.
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Santa
Greeley
Santa Claus
Iso
Pioneer
Zip
Ida May Tegtman
Greeley Post
yGay
Ratile
Joe
Four men in Texas surrender after blood pursuit
Four men accused of killing an Alabama man and dumping his wife into a wall surrendered without a struggle in Buckholts Texas after a sheriff fired three shots. Texas Ranger Captain Clinton Peoples said the suspects identified themselves and were captured at a farm house following a mass manhunt in the central Texas town. Authorities said the men planned a Buckholts bank robbery and dumped the victim’s body in a well. the wife was rescued unharmed next morning. The four are Dezso John Lokoy Clarence Coon Gerald Ewton and Harold.
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Jerry Pillard
Buckholts
Tex
Alabama
Texas
Carl C. Black
JLJ
Texas Ranger
Cilnt
Dezso John the Lokoy
Clarence Cecil Coon
College City
Calif
Gerald
Sal Ewton
Santa Claus
Ney
Alaing Loomset
Roulet Hama
Weaver
Leonard Culpepper
Saleaman
W.A. Bratton
Cuba
Ala
Greeley
Bratton
Piang
Charles Fay Appointed National Assistant Chief of Staff
Charles Fay of Columbine Bar racka 1569 has been appointed national assistant chief of staff in the World War I Veterans. The appointment was tiadi by William R. Kime, nations.
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Charles Fay
Columbine Barracka
Staf
Tiadi
William R. Kime
Nations
High Court Rulings Aired Before Recess
The Supreme Court overturned convictions of two individuals tied to a Alabama segregation case amid expanded religious instruction debates. NAACP lawyers argued the ruling, seen as a setback for civil rights, left questions about the limits of protests near rally sites and distribution of materials.
Justices allow Tropic of Cancer sale in California
The Supreme Court extends a stay allowing Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer to be sold in California. The decision upholds a California ruling that the book is not obscene, rejecting an appeal by Los Angeles city attorney Roger Arnebergh and directing focus on another Los Angeles bookseller's conviction. Separately, Alabama officials face upholding an injunction against two men who distributed material near a rally site.
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Washington
Jerry T. Baulch
Imanima Bane
Mic
J Alfred Richer
Clas
Alabama
Ghana
National States Rights Party
Supreme Court
Gilbert Rexall
National Association For
the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
California
Henry Miller
Cout
California Supreme Court
Roger Arnebergh
Los Angeles
Fairfield
Fields
Lyons
Lipscomb
Jefferson County
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Justice de Aquerque
N. M. Partment
American Ciy- Ate Ae
At Liberties Union
Apspell
Cancuss
Ed Banks
Log Altos
Banks
Robert Burgan
Parks
Roy Souter
Tall sorghum reaches 18 feet at Missouri farm
In Columbia Missouri university researchers report sorghum attaining heights of 17 to 18 feet and producing about 21 tons of silage per acre.
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Colorado Department OF Highways
Domenic Leone Construction Co
Trinidad
Colorado
Ault
Bringsdale
Weld County
Aunery
Department of Highways
Chas. E. Shumate
Greeley Daily Tribune
Columbia, Mo
Missouri
Corm
University of Missouri
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Black
Weld
Lyle Bi Kester
Lyle Boxd Kester
Wald
J. Harry Kester
Ilay R. Apple
The
Greeley Daily ‘Tribune
Rasa
Lokos
Peoples
Buckholts Bank
Sling
Threenan
Newnore Uta
Tinan Malaren
Diesel
Whiseweerg No
Greeley Tribun
Teem
Faye
Space-saver Group
Greeley Furniture Co
Arthur A. Erny
Mansour
18Th Ave
Ferrell's
RCA
U.S.A
Jim
Radio & TV Service
Greeley, Colorado
Greeley, Coldea
Adamson Mortu
Adamson
Lreditee
H. Ross Adamson
Reed Adamson
Trondet Rae
Singer
Fortable Typewriter
Singer Sewing Center
Pre de
Armen
Hicder Corona
A.8th Ave
Trvearnes Af TE Bren Company
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