Bayly Plans Greeley Jeans Plant Expansion and Training
Bayly Manufacturing opens a Greeley Colorado plant on Eighth Avenue to Eleventh Street, hiring 50 to 60 workers mainly women. It will produce boys jeans for J C Penney, aiming 106 dozen daily at full speed next summer, using blue denim from several mills. First fabric from Erwin Mills, North Carolina, with initial output sent to Denver for distribution, then potentially to Penney and other Bayly customers. Payroll about 2500 weekly as staff nears 69, with training starting December 7 and growth at four to five women weekly. State employment office handles hires. plant will cut its own material and house many sewing machines. Bayly operates additional plants in California, Oregon, and Washington. total employees around 1,100.
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Bayly Manufacturing Company
Greeley
Eighth Avenue
Eleventh Street
United States
J. C. Penney
Blue Denim
Erwin
N.C
Penney
Bayly
Denver
Penney’s
Harry Bradley
Gladys Norton
Sanger
Calif
John Weber
Oshkosh
Wis
Colorado State Employment Service
Egair
Log Beach
Viralia
California
Portland
Ore
Yakima
Wash
Religious Emphasis Week Opens at CSCE
Concordia Teachers College Seward Nebraska opens Religious Emphasis Week at CSCE with an Sunday 7 30 p m convocation in Frasier Hall theater by Pastor Paul Zimmerman president of Concordia Teachers College He will also address the faculty Monday afternoon Seminar for students Monday 4 p m in room 262 Carter Hall A cartoon picture with a religious theme shown Tuesday theater panel discussion Wednesday 4 p m Student Union on plans for a non denominational chapel Opening and closing events led by Rev A B Patterson and Rev Lester Sperberg week sponsored by the religious council
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Paul Zimmerman
Concordia
Teachers College of Seward
Neb
CSCE
Frasier Bail
Hugo Becker
Evangelical Congregation
Church of Windsor
Carter Hall
Windsor Lions Campaign Seeks Ton of Clothing Weekend Drive
Windsor Lions launch a two day clothing drive to aid Hungarians, with Boy Scouts packing garments Monday night. Collectors at Benson garage Saturday and Sunday to accept wearable clothing and shoes, weight posted publicly.
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Windsor Lions
Windsor
Windsor Lions Club
Windsor Boy Scouts
Dick Casten
Hubert Bishop
Benson Garage
Tarry Casten
Crons
Elub
Denver Anti trust Case Jury Deliberates Third Day
The jury in the government's anti trust suit against three vanadium companies continued deliberations for a third day in Denver. Defendants Vion Carbide and Carbon Carp with its subsidiary Elrelro Metaltur Bital Sales Carp and Vanay dingy Corp. of America faced nearly two weeks of testimony before the decision.
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Denver
Vion Carbide
Carbon Carp
Elrelro Metaltur- Bital Sales Carp
Vanay Dingy Corp. of America
Coldest Wave Over States of Mountain Area
The Associated Press reports a snowbound Rocky Mountain region with record cold. Snow and freezing temperatures dominate through Sunday as weather officials warn of continuing storms from Deaver to Durango and into Wyoming, with an official low in Fort Morgan and widespread subzero readings across Colorado and Montana.
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Associated Press
Rocky Mountain
Weather Bureau
Denver
Mercury
Colorado
Wyoming
Bozeman, Mont
New Mexico
Morecroft
Colorado State Patrol
Puebla
Tucanga
Colorado Springs
Trinidad
Teadville
S Craig
Alamosa
Grand Junction
Montana Faces Prolonged Cold Spell Saturday
Helena reports one of the state’s coldest periods with 40 below zero common and as low as 62 below in Belgrade and West Yellowstone. Chinook winds offered little relief as temperatures remained below zero across plains. mountains stayed frigid with forecast of retreat into valleys while warm air stalled at high elevations.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Subeera
Treasure State
Belgrade
West Yellowstone
Cut Bank
Great Falls
Rocky Mountain
Salutdey
Weather Bureau
Big Ed Rejects Insurance Jobs in Denver
Ed C. Johnson says he has declined several job offers from insurance companies after meeting with the governor’s office earlier this month. He did not name the companies and expressed doubt that he will accept any position.
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Big Ed
Denver
Ed C. Johnson
Savera
Nor
Johnson
Caught By Rail Man Saved As Train Nears
A New York businessman Harry J. Ward and his wife were nearly struck at a station crossing when a stranger, John Gene, 22, yanked Ward free as an express train bore down. Gatekeeper Charles Gluck, 4, warned of the approaching train. Ward freed, the lace tangled, train passed moments later.
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Park
N.Y
New York
Harry J. Ward
Randolph Shoe Co
Randolph
Mass
Long ‘Island
Pearl
Wood
Snow and Cold Continue Here in Northeastern Colorado
Snow and subzero cold persisted this week with about a quarter inch more snow by Saturday morning. Greeley streets remain slick as motorists watch for icy spots while temperatures hovered around four degrees above zero and wind chills plunged to seven below.
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By & A
Greeley
Colorado
State Patrol
Prio
Bam
Budapest Photo Journalist Georgette Chapelle Sentenced
Mrs Georgette Dickey Chapelle, American freelance photographer, was sentenced Saturday to 50 days in jail for illegal entry into Hungary. The Budapest Municipal Court released her after time served and ordered departure within 48 hours. She was held in U S custody with Consul Richard Selby noting she would reside at the minister’s residence.
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Budapest
Georgette
Dickey) Chapelle
Hungary
Chapelle
U.S. Jezalion
Richard Selby
Reward Wales
Congress May Duck Tito Visit
Congress plans to avoid inviting Yugoslav leader Tito to Washington amid protests. The report notes standard practice of inviting foreign leaders for state visits, but current political tensions prompt a restrained stance from Congress and officials.
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Congress
Tito
William Farbogast
Washington If
Yugoslavia
United States
Customaruy
Washington
Sandys Arrives for Defense Talks in Washington
British Defense Minister Duncan Sandys arrived in New York for talks with United States officials in Washington. He emphasized guided missiles and cautioned Britain’s defense spending. He noted plans to study strategic defense and new scientific developments to curb military costs. Sandys said manpower would be reduced and discussions with Secretary of Defense Wilson would cover missile development.
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New York
Winister Nuncan Sandys
Washington
Sandys
Idlewild
Britain
Wileson
Landis
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations
Two Castle Rock Fatality From Rear End Collision
In Castle Rock, Garton, 58, died after his truck was rammed from behind by a vehicle driven by Arnold Wilson Adamson, 48, causing a crash down an embankment on WA 57 north of town. Garton died three hours later in Colorado General Hospital Denver. Adamsson sustained a fractured recall. The incident follows reports of welfare aid decreases in December 1956, with county welfare director Dwight D. Cline citing improved local conditions and fewer eligible recipients. The county’s general assistance funds largely support agricultural workers with monthly grocery and local orders, and aid ends for most employable families after April. Emergency aid and hospital costs comprise major portions of the program’s budget.
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Castle Rock
Pierce
Garton
Here
Highway
The
Highway Patrol
Arnald Wilson Adamson
Castle Roclk
Colorado General Hospital
Denver
Wilson
Colorado
Welfare Department
Dwight D. Cline
George Andersen
Cline
Skidding Cars Cause 3 Wrecks on Icy City Streets
Three car crashes occurred Friday afternoon as drivers lost control on icy streets. Margaret E. Maddox in a 1951 Oldsmobile collided with Edna Schroeder’s 1952 Chevrolet after Maddox braked for a police car at Fifteenth and Thirteenth avenues, damages totaling 3500. Schroeder and Maddox were cited for careless driving. A second crash on Sixteenth street involved Doris G. Ferguson’s 1919 Buick and Melvin Hendry Ferguson’s 1950 Ford, causing 174 damage and leading to a careless driving citation for Melvin Ferguson. A third collision at Twenty-first avenue and Seventeenth street between Wayne S. Brown’s 1953 Ford and Eunice Fine’s 1947 Dodge caused $875 in damages. both drivers were charged with careless driving.
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Margaret. E. Maddox
Tenth Avenue
Edna Mr. Schroeder
Thirteenth Avenue
Margaret Madison
Thirteenth Street
Fifteenth Avenue
Berthoud
Fourteenth Avenue
Melvin Ferguson
Adams
Wayne Sherman Brown
Twenty-first Avenue
Dodge &Avor
Nurs
Eunice Wharton
Twentieth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Brown
Fine
Willard H. Fees
California Drilling Progress in New Winter Field Wells
Reports detail California Company's activity in the New Winter field with wells Brunner No 2 NESW 20 7 67 15 pumping Brunner No 2 and Venable wells in Pierce field SW NESW 15 5456 drilling below specified depths while No 3 Venable topped a daily sample and cored.
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California
Wietor Denny
Weld County
Brunner
Pierce Fie
Pierce Field
Biss Feel
Japan Plans Nationwide Planting to Mark UN Admission
Japan will celebrate United Nations admission this year by planting trees along streets on school grounds and in gardens and mounts nationwide. The U N became the organization’s 80th member last December.
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Tokyo
Japan
United Nations
U. N
Pappas Sells Sam's Steak House to Nephews
Sam Pappas sells Sam's Steak House at 9094 Eighth Avenue to Greg or Gregory Pappas and Chris Rouzos. He will help run the business with his nephews and continues involvement in local dining.
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Sam Pappas
Sam
Pappas
United States
Greece
Fits
Cleveland
Ohio
Bouzos
Touzases
Boums
Wend Pappas
Assembly Bill Signs and Rucker Family Obituary
James L Acker 61 died suddenly at his home 1417 Twelfth avenue. Rucker family long Colorado residents started in Loveland then moved to Greeley operating Truckers Super Service and a cottage camp at Seventh avenue. Survivors include widow three sons and a daughter. Funeral announced by Macys. Denver report notes two bills signed and a push to reorganize state government with a tunnel proposal pending. Legislative progress seen as ahead of schedule but adjournment date unsettled.
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James L. Acker
Bis
Tyelfth
Avenue
Satuday
Nurker
Ipnten
Hastlegs
Ironton
Racker
Ant
N&w
C&o
Ohio
Colorado
Loveland
Great Western Sugar Company
Hobert A
Medford
Ores
Berl ¢ Ninad Stradling
Los Angeles
Calif
Macys
Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
Af Ts Senata
General Assembly
Leo Taylor D
Taylor
Senate
Uee State Planning Commission
Capitol
McNichols
Dohneon
Senate Finance Commndee
Sen
Blowsbray
D-Delta
Als
Swan
Tunnal
Shulls
R-Grand Junction
Scummer
House
Rep
Dines
Nal Group
Robbery at Chris' Super Mable Station Strikes $818
Frank Christiansen reported an armed robbery at Chris' Super Mable Service station just before 1 p.m. Friday. Two young men in their 20s in a car knocked him unconscious, opened the cash drawer, and took 818 in bills. Officers investigated with Lt. Close and Nelee, Detective Edward Garmiey.
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Frank Christiansen
Steee
Slevensa Averne
Christiansen
Elmer H. Stulle
Fifteenth Avenue
Olly Oster
Tay A- Thomas
Stolle
Christians Stn
Paul Close
Nelee
Tive Edward Garmiey
Murray Offers Bill to Designate Hungry Morse Dam Reclamation Project
The bill proposes designating the Hungry Morse Dam in Montana as a reclamation project. Interior Department accountants urged the clarification to aid cost allocations for the project, which was not previously listed as reclamation.
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Washington
Sea
Hungry Morse Dam
Montana
Interior Dept
Demonstrations Over Pakistan in Kashmir Dispute
In Karachi Pakistan crowds protest Kashmir integration with India labeling it a black day. Demonstrators clash with police in Hyderabad offices of the Indian high commissioner are stoned. Shops close and many wear black badges as thousands march across major cities. Effigies burned outside the Indian high commission in Karachi. Students march with anti India signs.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Yhoussods
Kashmir
Hyderabad
Amah
India
Nehru
Indian High Commission
Laharny Preshawat
Sylhet
Chittagong
Colorado Weather Report prompts scattered mountain snow
Weather bulletin notes snow across Colorado with north and west cities seeing snow spread southeast. Expect moderate to heavy accumulations in mountains, with very cold temps: highs near 8 to 20, lows 5 to 25 below zero in places. Boulder and Longmont expected tight snow through Saturday night into Sunday.
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Publix
Colorado
State
Gouth
Boulder
Longmont
Colerain
Regional Weather Update For Wyoming And New Mexico
Regional weather notes show variable cloudiness and snow. In Wyoming expect mix of sun and snow with higher accumulations in the north and mountains and colder nights. New Mexico forecasts considerable cloudiness with occasions drizzle and light rain, with snow in mountains and northwest regions Sunday.
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Wyoming
Continental Divide
Japanese Official Ichizo Kobayashi Dies at 34
Ichizo Kobayashi former minister of commerce and state minister died on Friday in Japan. The prominent public figure was closely associated with the famous Girls Operation and served as head of SARA. His death marks a notable end for a career spanning government service and international work.
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Sara
Japan
Ichizo Kobayashi
Famous Girls
Commerce
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Delbert James Willman
Alice O'Brean
Horn
Eymast Horn
University of Iown
Paul Kelly
Ernest Horn
Paul
E. J. Kelly
Gen
James L. Racker
Murray
Bill
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