Red Cross Workshop Aids Colorado Drive Kickoff
A workshop for county Red Cross fund raising campaigns in north and central Colorado will be held Tuesday in Greeley. Leaders from eight counties will attend under Don Ayers supervision with Leonard Burch presiding. Sessions cover financial needs, past campaigns, recruitment, training, publicity and kickoff plans followed by remarks from Burch and a luncheon featuring Willam W. Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Red Cross
American Red Cross
Colorado
A Cross
Creeley Turslay
Red Cross
Boulder
Clear Creek
Douglas
Fipers
Gilpin
Larimer
Summit
Weld Counties
Don Ayers
le American Red Cross
Weld County
Greeley
Hed Cross
One Fund
Leonard Burch
First National Bank
Kenneth Hyde
Maton
Bureh
Qe Group
Willam W. Mercer
National
Red Cross Fund
Burch
Gamble Benedicts Flying Home With Brother
A Paris judge awarded custody of the heiress Gamble Benedict to her brother Douglas. The girl wept as they left the palace of justice and boarded a New York bound plane accompanied by lawyer Robert Hollman. Porum Beanu was not present. Hoffman said she would go back with Douglas that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rune
Gamble Benedict
Douglas
New York
Robert Hollman
Palace of Justice
Miss Benedict
Andre Porumbeanu
Trapped Miner Rescued After 16Hour Underground Ordeal
A miner, Joseph Mishorash, 50, was rescued uninjured after 16 hours trapped 1,500 feet underground in Pioneer Mine's red caverns. John Sayovlcz reached him through a 16 foot iron ore wall rescue tunnel, thanking Howie as Mishorash emerged. Weather data and local forecasts accompany the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BLY
Minn
Theough
Pioneer Mine
Howie
Joseph Mishorash
John Howie Sayovliz
Sayovlcz
Mishmash
Skating Weekend At City Parks Open Times and Ages
Skating at Island Grove and Glenmere will run Saturday evening Sunday and Sunday evening. Island Grove offers all ages Sunday afternoon with 5 to 7 p.m. for under 14 and 8 to 10 p.m. for 14 and over. Glenmere remains open to all ages during all hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Grove
Glenmere
Durling
Bill to repeal all Colorado state property taxes proposed
Denver AP report notes Republicans L. T. Skiffington and Harry Locke co sponsor a bill to repeal state property levies in Colorado. They claim annual savings of eight and a half million dollars and propose funding institution construction from direct legislative appropriations rather than warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
L.T. Skiffington
Maniton Springs
Harry Locke
Harliel
Colorado
Skiffington
Ure State
Skiffington - Locke
Senate
House of Representatives
Strike Halts Shipbuilding in Multiple Bethlehem Plants
A nationwide Bethlehem Steel shipyard walkout halts work on a 256 million dollar cruiser Long Head, the Bainbridge destroyer, and Latce frigate, all nuclear powered. About 17 000 workers across 9 plants from Hoboken to Quincy are affected, with key Navy hulls under construction in Quincy and West Milton, and delays likely into Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
Bethlehen Steel Co
Bethlehem
Hoboken
West Milton
Bk.x
Local 5
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilders
Boston
Sparrows Point
Key Highway
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Abiney
Long Head
Bainbridge
Latce
Springfield
Bethfehm Yard
Nalting
Banbridge
Two Bulls Clash in Wild Fraternity House Session
In a chaotic Friday night event at Northwestern University a full session erupted as two bulls battled and threw people. The crowd described the melee as frantic with two bulls and five to four legged figures amid the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwestern University
Mrs Carroll Reported In Good Condition After Surgery
Washington AP Mrs John A Carroll wife of Colorado Democratic Senator was listed in good condition Friday night at George Washington University Hospital after abdominal surgery earlier in the day Her daughter Dianne was by her side The narrative includes unrelated fraternity prank details about Sigma Nu pledges in Evanston Madison and Bulls at the house, later moved to Evanston animal hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Nu
Evanston
Madison
Wis
Ike and Herter Confer on Cuba Crisis
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Christian Herter met for an hour to discuss Cuba and other foreign questions amid deteriorating U S Cuba relations. Herter said Cuba was discussed in general terms and aides noted concerns over Fidel Castro's actions and U S plantations. Bonsal may delay return to Cuba. Vatican notes Pope John XXIII met Cuba's foreign minister Taul Hoa and backed Cuba's revolution as aligned with Christian principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Christian Herter
Cuba
Hester
White Mouse
Herter
Fidel Castro
United States
Congressional Committee
Horter
Castro
Philp Bonsal
Bonsal
Vatican City
John Xxtit
Dri Taul Hoa
Vantisf
Roa
Eupreme
Cubs
Atlas Fired Jan 7 Could Better Red Shot Source Says
Atlas missile launched at Cape Canaveral on January 7 traveled about 6,900 miles with fuel to spare for 2,000 more. Soviet rocket in Pacific coverage reached 7,780 miles with nose cone 4.24 miles from target. Atlas achieved near bullseye within two miles. 25th straight success for the U.S. booster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Howard Benedict
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Pacific
Atlan
America
Air Force
U. S. Envoy Leaves Havana for Home
U S Ambassador Philip Bonsal and his wife boarded a plane to Washington to report on Fidel Castro's rising anti US campaign. Observers say Castro aims to sever ties with Washington and oust the US from Guantanamo base as US Cuban relations deteriorate amid propaganda and accusations of economic reprisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold K. Miles
Havana
U.S
Philip W. Bonsa
Washington
Fidel Castro
Juan Pablo de Lorendic
Cuba
Castro
Madrid
Tolay
United States
Bonsal
New York
Revolucion
Christian A. Nerter
Herter
Senate
Casi
Guantanamo
Hansal
Nhat
Aginst Bonsal
Eisenhower
Bonsall
State Department
U.S. Guanlagama
Lamb Feeder Meeting Reviews Livestock Reports
Hubert Overton explained U S Department of Agriculture lamb and cattle feeding reports at Weld County Lamb Feeders Association banquet. More than 180 attendees heard that the detailed five stock reports for Colorado aid market insights. The entire board was reelected with officers Farr president and Farr secretary among noted members from Windsor Greeley and Pierce. Quebec The first credit union law in North America passed in 1900 by the Quebec Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hubert Overton
U. S. Department of Agriculture Livestock Statistician
Weld County Lamb Feeders Association
Overton
Colorado
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Big Thompson
Jack Groves
Baton
Dean Severin
Erick Yeaksen
Aull
Dick Woors
Hubert Sw
Algiers General Strike After Massu Ouster by De Gaulle
Algiers reacts as President De Gaulle fires General Massu and European settlers threaten a general strike. Troops and police patrol streets while merchants shutter shops. Massu declines comment after a 45 minute meeting and is recalled to Paris. Delouvrier urges calm as authorities affirm control and warn against retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
de Gaulle
General Massu
Godfrey Anderson Pahisat
Charles de Galle
Tacques Massu
Mao
Massu
Algeria
Massi
Mass
Massa
Paris
Elysee Palace
Paul Delouvrier
Taleworler
le Gaulle
Air Opens for 440 Trapped Coalbrook Miners
Fresh air is seeping toward 440 miners entombed by a rockfall at Clydesdale North shaft Coalbrook South Africa. Rescue teams report water flooding lower workings and a blocked main passage. A 14 inch bore diamond drill is en route to improve ventilation and contact the entombed men, who may survive months if air and ponies sustain them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalbrook
South Africa
Aiys
Clydesdale North Frolliery
Mir
Mne
Walter
Svalls
Moi
O'Connor Leaves Chicago Police Amid Department Scandal
Chicago police commissioner Timothy J. O Connor steps down amid one of the department s largest scandals as Mayor Daley accepts his request. Gov Stratton calls for cleansing the force and a university criminology panel to pick a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connor
Chicago
Timothy J. O'Connor
Richard J. Daley
W. Wilson
Criminology
University of California
Connac
William
Stratton
Daley
Chicago Police Department
Summerdale
Community Activities register many enroll, few adult classes
In Greeley during the first week of the water semester 98 adults and over 100 youths enrolled in CAC and Youth Center classes. Only two adult classes met the 10 student minimum, with eight in some offerings. Several other courses drew two to seven participants. Most classes start the week of February 1, with some youth activities starting Monday. The Double T club bought a new trampoline with gymnastic circus funds and plans form a junior high trampoline group. Aneurin Bevan improves after a recent bout of illness but remains near death at the hospital, with a bulletin noting progress after abdominal surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Advanta
Greeley High School
Thursay
Double T
Highway Death Toll Tops Thirty In Colorado
The highway death toll in Colorado jumped to 30, doubling from a year ago, with Terrence Michael Moynihan a 4 year old Arvada boy crushed under a car driven by Nadena E. Schmid of Colorado Springs. Nina Chappele 73 and Mrs. laid'le Spinuz al 46 of Pueblo also among the latest victims. The State Patrol said Moynihan sledding near his home sped into the car’s path and the driver could not avoid the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Colorado
Terrence Michael Moynihan
Arvada
Nina &, Chappele
Colorado Springs
Laid‘le Spinuzal
Pueblo
Moyoihan
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlautic Ocean
Sati
NASA Experimentag
Wallops Island
Brother
Tow
College
Wyoming
Continental Divide
Danielle Darrieux
Milly-Ta-Foret
Ngolia
China
U.S.S.1
Seo Greenland
Canada
Siberia
Kamchatkay
Formosa
Philippines
Vjapan
Mexico
Alaska Sant
San Frantisco
Hawaiian Islands
Guam
Igoo
Marshall
Moscow
Pacific Ocean
Ike
U. S
St Credit Union Law
Quebec
North America
Quebee, Legislatre
Cook County
Otwlle Hodge
Chicago Police Administration
Hodge
Aneurin Bevan
London
Laboc
Dee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!