Dr Ella Mead Dies in Weld County Hospital
Dr Ella A Mead 85 of 1500 Sid Ave a Weld county pioneer physician died Thursday night at Weld County General hospital after a lengthy illness She was a public health pioneer hospitalized since Nov 29 1990 Funeral services set for 1 pm Monday from Macys drawing room burial at Lina Graya cemetery She studied in Paris Rank and Denver and helped establish county child guidance clinics during her career
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Ella A. Mead
Sid Aye
Weld County
Weld County General Hospital
Mead
Macys
Lina Graya
Ledger, N
Alexander Avery Mead
Meads
Creeley
New York
Dr. Mead
Greeley High School
Colorado Aem
CSU
Severance
Wheatland
Wyo
University of Denver Medical School
Women’s and Children's Hospital
Denver
B. Owen Tame
Miles Mead
Windsor
General
Wee
Hés
General Hospital
Tnn
Paris
Otto J. Rank
Shel
Altrain
Colorado
Greeley
Sas
Greeley Schools
Raity
75 Present at 24th Last Squad Meeting
Seventy five members attended the 2th annual banquet and memorial services of the Last Squad of the American Legion held at Legion hall Thursday night. Capt Chester Danielson of the Salvation Army gave the invocation and memorial address. He honored all veterans who had died especially seven members of the Last Squad in 1960. Danielson spoke of sacrifice for country and duty beyond the battlefield. Paul Ladwick presided, with G. Rus Smith thanking attendees and presenting financials. Lodwick introduced members from Denver and nearby towns. The event included weather notes and scattered regional forecasts.
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Caplain Chet Danielson
Salvation Army
Ed Hotin
Jesa Humphrey
Paul “Lodwick
Bes Smith
Frank Deffke
Jonn’ Werkebeiser
Frank Neill
George Itl
Chet Pet
American Legion
Legion Hall
Chester Danielson
Jacob Adolph
Frank J
Frank J. ‘Benton, Dwight O. Cline
Barney “Evarts
Archie Maylett
Russell Li. Schriver
E. J. Vervel
Danielson
America
Daniglian
Michiel-Meuse-Argonne
Capt. Danielson
Paul Ladwick
G. Rus Ae
Warren Bun
Weir
Frank Dellke
Hubert
Waldor
Jesse ‘Humphrey
Pinto
Wiliam Alnutt
Lodwick
Milles Aeey
Glenn Briggs
Keley McKelvey
Casper
Wye
Ray Branaman
Ben Naffelger
Denver
Frank Austey
No Effect on 23 Due to Radiation
Ausmic Energy Commission says 23 men exposed to radiation after the nuclear reactor blast at ABC eastern Idaho testing station on January 3. None hospitalized, checkups show no clinical symptoms. The workers aided in recovering victims and assessing damage inside the reactor building. They may remain away from radiation sources for varying lengths of time based on total exposure.
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Wako Falls
Wake
Ausmic Energy Commission
ABC
Idaho
Lumumba Feared Freed in Congo Camp Riot
Rumors claim Patrice Lumumba was freed during a camp riot at Camp Hardy on December 2 and recaptured after an abortive attempt to reach his loyal base at Stanleyville. Rebels reportedly seized Oriental and Kiva provinces, pushing into North Katanga and gaining control of a third of the Congo. Lumumba’s followers have strong support elsewhere, while Belgian forces mutinied and withdrew, destabilizing the country.
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Colorado
Kenesally Fair
Lepoldville
Congo
Pri
Thea Lumumba
Trountain
Lumumba
Setanday
Camp Hardy
Stanleyville
P20
Iis
Oriental
Kiva
Katay
Aarers
I Turumba
Ithin
Condo
Exmurcha
Belin
Five Day Forecast For Balorado Region
Forecast describes Balorado temperatures around 312 degrees with small daily changes and little precipitation. Highs range from the 30s in the northeast to the 70s in the east with subzero readings in mountains and near 1029 west. Tonight climbs to around 10 above mountains and 10 to 20 lower elsewhere. Saturday expects 35 to 45 north and borders, 200 elsewhere.
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Balorado
Tower 30
Jover Sia
Iowa
Parlly
Air Force Claims Six Speed Records for B58 Hustler
The Air Force announced six world speed records for the B58 Hustler bomber, flying over 4,203 miles per hour with a 1,408 pound payload on a 21 mile course. The Soviet Union previously claimed the distance and payload record.
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Air Force
Los Angeles
Uniton
Miev
Kennedy Nomination Clears Senate Committee for Attorney General Post
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Robert F. Kennedy’s nomination for attorney general today without objection after a two hour hearing. Some Republicans questioned his lack of private practice experience, but the committee reported all members favorably except Senator Blakley who was unreachable in Texas. The action paves the way for quick Senate confirmation once Kennedy is sworn in, with Kennedy stating he has sold all stocks to avoid conflicts.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
D-Ark
Robert Keenedy
Senate
Tabert Kennedy
Pexere
Sea Slery Page
GOP Bill Would Cut Income Tax In Colorado
Veteran Republicans in Colorado's Senate drafted a bill proposing a 10 percent cut in state income tax for all taxpayers. Principal sponsor Sen Woody Hewett outlined the plan, with several co sponsors, and noted the measure would expire June 9 1951 when property tax relief ends.
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Gordon &. Gauss
Denver
Colorado
Woody Hewett
T Dar
Vernon A. Cheavee
Colorado Springs
Frank Li Gill
Tuk
Boulder
Steve McNichols
McNichols
Probe Starts Into Rioting At Georgia University
MACON Ga AP A move to readmit two Negro students to the University of Georgia came as both the Fayetteville Assembly and the Georgia Legislature opened separate investigations into rioting on the campus. The students were suspended after an anti integration demonstration in which stones and firecrackers were thrown and tear gas used by police. Constance Motley, attorney for Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes, asked US District Courts in Macon to reverse the suspension. The judge suggested filing a written motion and the court would reconvene at 2 p m today.
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Macon
University
Governor McNichols Blasts Tax Plan Critics in Denver Speech
Governor McNichols defended Colorado's new tax program at a Denver Chamber of Commerce lunch, saying the plan has improved the state's economy and attracted industry. He cited increased funding for public schools and higher education, and criticized chamber criticisms as unbacked by evidence.
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Gordon &. Gauss
Denver
Colorado
Hia Chaber
Chamber
McNichols
McNichals Nolorado
Laotian Air Campaign Hits Rebels for Third Day
Laotian government planes, newly acquired from the United States, pounded rebel positions 70 miles north of Vientiane for a third day. Observers noted pilots trained in France and Thailand may need more training. no casualty figures were released. Western intelligence warned that Soviet or Chinese support could expand foreign involvement.
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Roy Essoyan
Vientiane
Laon Tap
United States
Ralles
Vierlane
Fri
Cor
France
Thailand
Soviet Union
China
Viet Nam
Hei
Council Approves Compromise Plan For Legion Bldg
The City Council, at a special session, approved a compromise locating the American Legion clubhouse near the new municipal golf course. The plan trades four golf course area lots for three city lots and requires a water line and covenants to protect surrounding land. Council members debated parking needs and costs, with Mayor Gordon Rissler and several members supporting the deal to avoid higher future expenses.
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Landyatlos al
Tae Legion
County Commission
Ers
Legion
20Th St.road
Club Howse Drive
Lundvail
Tave
Lundvall
Legion Club Fause
Estimal
Jar Abbout
Landvall
Cannclman Teherd Remoun She
Glen Vantine
Gordon Rissler
Bob Cummings
O. G Kirk
Stanley Sutherland
Clair Somerswillety
Cummings
Lundrail
Cormmings
B. H. Cre
Crice
Crucé
James Ellis
20Th St
Ellis
Greeley
Cruce
Unemployment rises to record December high in 1939
The Labor Department reports November unemployment reached 4,200,004, a high for December since 1939, with total employment at 68,009,000 and the jobless rate climbing to 6.3 percent. Seasonal adjustments apply, and experts warn totals could rise to 4 to 9 million through spring if trends continue.
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Washington
Frihe Labor Department
Seyreour Welfbein
Laker de
Msupoyer
Welfbein
St Paillien
Ithout
Wolfhein
Dee
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Freida Hein
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Klaus
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Owen
Charles Gwen
Ates
Dr. Ela A. Mood
Victor Candl
American Taglen Post 18
Frank J. Benton
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Barney Busiets
Archie Mayfol
Russell L. Schriver
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Tribune
Jim Troyer
Abe
Sellers
Fredessman
San Diego
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la’ Jolla
Bruce
Miller
Mesa
Arie
Doubenmier
Lezpumba
Thysville
Camp Harey
AWGL
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Juan Dentine
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Philip. Dewing
Otto Clyde Dunbar
A ‘B. Etheridge
Polkard Farmer
Esperson Gonzales
Jack Harrison
James L. Harrison
Alvin ©. Henderson
Earl R. Hubartt
Francis J. Huber
G.’ W. Larson
Auslyn Marquéz
Alfréd A. Matson
Estaban Olivas
George Park
Michael F. Reardon
Wil C. Waite
Harold §. Weatward
Robert Bates
City
Ledwick
Tast
Neal
Bob Kennedy
Sade. TL
Sen
EA Byrne
D-Denver
Denver Planet
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Senate Flsor
Hyea
Bennalt
fWolvington
Ranger Rogers
Te-Littleton
Bent
Rogers
Congress
Gordon Allll
AeColo
Council
Legion Bldg
Floyd Glis
Cumroings
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