Weld Seed Show Winners Sweepstakes and Divisions
Two Weld exhibitors won sweepstakes at the North Lonal Western stock show held in Denver. Freak Baiarannte of Ault took area and 2nd, Mike Wolf of Eaton 3rd, and Wall Kelly Elmer Nicks of Pierce 4th in wheat, with Fred Triup of Keenesburg and John Ulrich of Platteville winning sweepstakes and reserve sweepstakes in barley. Many Weld exhibitors earned wins in numerous seed potato varieties and related barley and wheat divisions, with top placers named from Eaton, Pierce, Platteville, Greeley, Keenesburg, and surrounding towns.
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Weld County
Denver
Stan Reyes
John Bigham
Hava Serd
Will
Tribune
Glenn Wilson
Freak Baiarannte
Ault
Mike Wolf
Eaton
Wall Kelly
Elmer Nicks
Pierce
Platteville
William
Fred’ Trup
Keenesburg
John Ulrich
Safflower Peck
Safflower
Otto Knuppel
jGrover
Art Carlson
New Raymer
Rds
SES Waal
Peck
Cheyenne
Kenneth Ayers
Nunn
Sty
Joan Galgart
Ehanan
Ard
Vernon Biamonte
Comanche
Bob Stray
Johnstown
Pawnee
Charles Neal
Raggan
Norman Brown
Peck Wichita
Frank Biamante
Walt Kelly
Harold Huchanan
Keo Ayees
Kensneth Beingelson
Sth
A. Schoneman
Roggen
Larry Golfart
Lrd
Kenneth Cooksey
Rogigen
Roy Horn
jKvenesburg
Lee
Colo
Park Overland
Frank Urano
Fort Lapton
George Allis Jr
Greeley
Fulton
Paul Hoshiko
Kersey
Clinton
Lorren Hettinger
John Beecher
M. A
Johnson Freed on 25000 Bond After Boulder Jail Stay
Vernon Johnson, 34, of Denver, released from Boulder County Jail on a 25000 bond provided by a New York firm. He had been held since a conviction for armed robbery last October, with the bond upheld on appeal for a new trial. The jury found him guilty of robbery but acquitted him on a murder charge.
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Boulder
New York
Vernon Johnson
Denver
Johnson
Boulsier County
Sides
Robebery
Lyons
Colo
Colorado Tenitentiary
Keenesburg 4 Lane Bids Opened Tuesday In Denver
Colorado Department of Highways to open bids Tuesday for the Keenesburg four lane project estimated at 1.38 million dollars including concrete bridges over Market St and a county road, with completion required in six months. Also bids to be sought for Colorado 52 paving near Dacono with a 275 thousand dollar estimate. overall state plans 33 projects totaling about 14.23 million dollars. Traffic and revenue figures show upswings in 1954 with notable increases at several stations.
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Dane
Keenesburg
Colorado Department of Highways
Denver
Market St
Jim Creek
Highway Department
Colorado
Dacono
Fer
Greeley
Department
Wie
U. 287
Lafayette
Ault
Temperature and Snowstorm Chill Across Colorado and Wyoming
A snowstorm lingers with subfreezing readings across Greeley and nearby stations. Public Service reported three degrees, college station four, and sugar factory eight. Skies cleared slightly with sun reducing some snow on highways. Weather forecasts call for continued frigid temps, snow flurries in southern mountains, and lows near zero to ten above in lower elevations.
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Greeley
Great Western Sugar Company
Isnow
Lam
Colorado
Wyoming
Eight Chicago policemen held as burglary ring
Chicago police assigned to the North Side face burglary charges as eight officers are linked to a gang with master thief Benjamin Adamowski naming more suspects. The nine including Adams and Morrison allegedly partnered since 1954 with Morrison handling burglaries while patrol cars monitored calls and the officers shared cash and goods from the loot.
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Chicago
Benjamin Adamowski
Adamowski Gail
North Side
Adaynowski
Richard Daley
Florida
Timothy Connor
O'Connor
Richard Morrison
Adamowski
Morrison
Fort Morgan Woman Dies After Crash
Hor toncia Silva a7, died Friday from brain concussion after an automobile crash on a snow covered highway. She rode in a car driven by Taxeya a16. The other car was driven by Rose Carey 19 of North Platte Neb. Taxeya and Carey were injured. state patrol noted casualties and a rise in fall fatalities for 1940.
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Fort Momgan
Hortoncia Silva
State Patrol
RM. Taxeya
Rose MM
Carey
North Platte
Neb
Roth Lozoya
Miss Carey
Colorado
2 County Entries Win in Western Stock Judging
At the 54th National Western Stock Show in Denver AP reports Edward Olson of Argusville N C won the junior beef show championship with a Hereford while Nancy Vander Werff of Sully Iowa took reserve with a black Angus.
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Denver
Edward Olson
Argusville
N.C
Olson
Farmers of America
Nancy Vander Werff
Sully
Iowa
Yodea
Vander Werff
Uncle Remus
Nanty
Billy Vick
Yoder
Wyo
Kenneth Schnorr
Windsor
Colo
Loretta Mathias
Greeley
Kenneth Geisner
Fort Collins
Dennis Gebert
Granville
Lows
Angus
Air Force Academy Wins Debate Meet at CSC Colorado
Air Force Academy debaters led by Cadets Edward A. Zomta and Tom Owens won the experience division at the Colorado State College tournament with five wins. Wyoming and Air Force teams finished undefeated in major sections as CSC hosted the Pi Kappa Delta event with 14 colleges represented.
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Wir
Korea Academy
Colorado State College
Air Force
Edward A. Zomta
Pranslton
Tom Owens
Washington, N. C
Wyoming University
Hunter Patrick
Vader
Cole
Bill Thomson
Laramie
Wyo
Sharon Wilson
CSC
Paul Fairchild
Regis College
Denver
Dennis Dillon
Air Force Academy
Roy Patton
Richard Lane
Louise Kyleman
Loretto Meights
Debatiss
Congress
U. S. Supreme Court
Adams State
Lorelle Meights
Wyoming
CSU
Regis
Pi Kappa Delta, Speech Fraternity
University of Wyoming
Brigham Young University
Adams State 1 College
Toretto Meights College
Colorado State
Welch in Surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston lawyer Joseph N. Welch, famed for his 1954 Senate Army hearing stance, underwent minor surgery Wednesday at Massachusetts General Hospital. His office reported the news, noting he is in his first year in practice.
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Boston
Joseph N.welch
Beston
Massachusets General Hospital
Welch
Army
Jale
Joseph R. McCarthy
Kishi Arrives in Honolulu Amid Protests En Route to Washington
Japan's Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi touched down in Honolulu after a violent airport demonstration in Tokyo. He said he was glad to be in Hawaii and requested a quiet stopover of several hours while en route to Washington to sign a new treaty.
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Honolulu
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Tokyo
Japan Air Lines
Kishi
Washington
Three Charged With Treason in Queens Court
In New York a self described fascist leader and two followers faced treason charges in Ridgewood Felony Court. John Wallace 21 claimed insanity as he shouted accusations while Richard Phelps 16 and Hugh Barlow 20 showed distress as magistrate Milton Solomon ordered new treason filings under the state penal code.
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New York
Feader
Sims
Queens Court
Iria
John Wallace
Lional Armedian Socialist Renaissance Party
Wallace
Hugh Barlow
Richard
Phelps
Flushing
Queens
Ridgewood
Milton Solomon
Ciety
Barlow
Nixon Opens His Drive Backing Policies
Vice President Richard Nixon warned Cuba to welcome American investments or face consequences, rejecting Soviet fears and defending Eisenhower era policies. He spoke at Gainesville and Miami on civil rights, defense, and federal aid, urging no manpower cutbacks and stressing local responsibility for peace.
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Chris Macgill
Niaml Beach
Fla
Ailchard M. Nixon
U.S
Cuba
Sons Teaghion
Nikita Kheushchev
Thal
Soviet Union
Nixon
Coabley
Khrustichev
Sixon
Eisenhower
Gainesville
University of Florida
Miami Jama
Miami
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Outback
Civil Rights Commission
Casea
U S Aide Urges UN to Denounce Global Anti-Semitism
Justice Philip Halpern of Buffalo presented a resolution to the U N Subcommission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities urging the world body to denounce outbreaks of anti Semitism worldwide The appeal coincided with a New York court treason case involving youthful admirers of Titler and rising anti Semitic incidents in Europe and the United States The State Department helped draft the measure and Halpern has served on the subcommittee since 1954.
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Associated Press
United Nations
World Organization
New York
United States
Europe
West Germany
U.N
Philip Halpern
Buffalo
Halpern
State Department
Bomb scare delays National Airlines flight in Tampa
A prank caused a two hour delay for National Airlines Flight 260 from Tampa to New York. Passenger Emil G. Scilver of Metuchen was detained by police and FBI agents during the scare after a box labeled Bomb and Slam a Mad Bomber? with 75 cents in lanyards. He was released after questioning. The flight finally departed with 41 passengers and a crew of five. Scilver, a 46 year old project engineer, had been visiting a General Cable plant near Clearview for a project before the incident.
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Tampa, Fla
National Airlines
Tampa
New York
Emil G. Scilver
Metuchen
FHI
Tampa International Airport
Switzer
Associated Press
Florida
General Cable Corp
Clearvatec
Bomb scare delays Denver plane to Phoenix return
A Western Airlines plane with 49 aboard was delayed nearly two hours after a bomb scare. After takeoff from Phoenix an unidentified woman passenger caused the alert. the flight returned to Phoenix where federal agents searched baggage and investigated the incident.
Rail Cars Planned as Missile Launch Pads
The Air Force disclosed plans to use railways in the West and Northwest as mobile firing sites for the Minuteman missile. Rail cars would mount the missiles to move rapidly, complicating detection by potential adversaries. Utah members of Congress were briefed amid questions about Ogden as a control center. The Air Force noted multiple Western sites are under study, including Ogden, and final site selection and timing remain undecided. A Thiokol Chemical contract covers first stage production, with a second-stage contract expected.
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Washington
Wrstern
Utah
Congress
Air Force
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Wallace F. Bennett
Air Fores
United States
Minuteman
Ike Shoots Quail On Ga Vacation
President Eisenhower hunted quail in sandy weather at W Alton Jones’s 1000 acre Georgia plantation near Albany. He and guests, including Gov Ernest Vandiver and Robert M Woofruff, enjoyed a cocktail reception at Jones’s Springs home before resuming the hunt.
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Ike
Albany
Eisenhower
W. Alton Jones
Cities Service Co
Jones' Ae Springs Plantation
Frlay
Geor
Ernest Vandiver
Robert M. Woorruff
Coca-Cols
Vandiver
Richard Tift
Glenmere Ice Too Thin for Skating
A Saturday morning inspection found Glenmere ice too thin for skating as snow on top prevents thickening. The Island Grove livestock building area also reports ice too thin for skating per city notices.
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Glenmere
We Icearty
Greeley
Earth Tawas
Lhe Island Grove Livestock Building
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