Eaton Frankie Johnson honored at Eaton supper events week
Frankie Johnson was feted with a february supper hosted by uncles Albin Carlson and Maris and Leland. Numerous Fort Collins, Windsor, and Eaton residents attended including Richard Berg, Bill Webster, Dick Brown, Paul Gray, and George Nelson. Franklin also attended a luncheon in Windsor and stayed with Harold Anderson and George Nelson in Eaton. A Denver visit, a Welton family trip, and various social gatherings of area clubs and families followed.
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Hen Anderson
Harold
Beverly
Frankin
Bonor
George Nelson
Windsor
Fort Catlins
Harold Andersun
Agglea
Franklin
Agaies
Meldoo Walton
Denver
Dalton
Reidy
Mra. Leatgren
Glenn Johnson
del Rio
Tex
Hig Parenta
Mra
Georga Johnson
Eaton
Johnson
Gordon
Tu Law
Bob Kenyon
Kristy
Kem
Colorado Springs
Guy McGinness
Ureeley
Nes
Tom Bateman
Hichard Anderson
H.W. Wellman
Patsy
Gering
Neb
Bulut
Weld County General Kuapital
St. G. Wykert
George C. Johnson
CES
Kenny Quayle
Nada Gregory
Greeley
Larson Ag
Chicago
Kuamega
Rutherford
Colorado
California
Marion
Arch Maylett
Crystal Room
Bridge
Milton Rutherford
Andy Metoyer
Maylotts
Messia
Mmes
Dewey Darling
Greelay
William S. Johnson
Metoyer
BE. W. Widmaier
Chester Larsen
Kimball
Harry Phillips
W. J. Campbell
Island Pond
Phillips
Ray Phillips
Dix
E.G. Holden
Eugene Holden
Dean Stinson
Fort Collins
Thomas Lee
Sam Nelson
Mmnes
Forest Eaton
Blanche Edwards
FB. G. Holden
Anna Jones
George Cumtey
T. D. Ricks
Leslie Calé
Kenneth Bellrose
Steveling
Tt. B. Snyder
Bellrose
Dick Keitnea
Lynn Keirnes
PEO
Seterin'’s
Montgomery Moves Into White House As TV Adviser
ED CREAGH reports Bob Montgomery, a former Hollywood actor and TV producer, has taken a White House office role advising President Eisenhower on radio and television techniques. He will work part time while continuing his Monday night drama show, spending much of his week at the White House.
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ED Creagh
Waslington
Frangiln
Roosevelt
White House
Robert
Montgomery
Eisenhower
Montgomery o-Washington
Alda
Thomas E. Dewey
Mbblic
Navy
Frankin A. Roosevelt
Kefauver Assails Tank Contract Award to GM
Senator Kefauver challenged the decision to award a 4200 fullton dollar M4 tank payload contract to General Motors Fisher Body Division. Undersecretary Blezak defended the move as sound business judgment saying production should be centralized to a single producer to cut costs and ensure supply. Chrysler had submitted the only competing bid, but its bid was higher by about 12 million dollars, raising questions about long term efficiency and risk to production if the sole plant were damaged.
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Washington
Jobo Slezak
Joe Arby
General Motors
Blezak
Senate Armed Services Committee
Sen
Kefauver
Chryatley Corp
Chrysler
Fisher Body
Kefenver
Kolaager
Phantom Sniper Executed at San Quentin
Evan Charles Thomas the Phantom Sniper, who terrorized Los Angeles, was executed at San Quentin after losing a federal habeas corpus plea. The 51-year-old former railway switchman killed Mrs Nina Bice, 25, and wounded six others including a 1-year-old girl, during a crime spree that began with a .22 caliber rifle. He died quietly as authorities carried out the sentence following the State Supreme Court ruling on his remaining legal questions.
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Ban Quentin
Calif
Evan Charles Thomas
Phane Tom
Los Angeles
San Quentin
Gta
Feiday
Nina Bice
Blea
Thomas
San Francisco
Michael J. Roche
State Supreme Court
Hurley Teets
Thomas E
Thoma
Windsor Legion Plans Benefit Cage Contest
Windsor Legion posts plans for a charity basketball game at Windsor High School Gym February 6 to benefit March of Dimes. The event will feature Windsor Wizards versus a team from Greeley and an exhibition by trampoline artists from the University of Colorado.
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Windsor
Forbes-McKay Legion Post
Windsor High School
Gymasium
Windsor High Wizards
Greeley
University of Colorado
Stockyards official dies at 74 in Sioux City
George F. Silknittey, 74, longtime president and general manager of the Sioux City Stockyard Co. and the Sioux Falls Stockyards, died Thursday.
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George F. Silknittey
Minmiver
Sioux City
Gilcrest School News Highlights Junior Activities
Read about vaccines at Gilcrest and Galeton led by Dr. Scheidt of Platteville with Weld County help. Students from Gilcrest, Mead, Lyons report, with speech meet results and many awards in hopeful exchange assemblies among Gillcrest, Gilcrest, and Galeton.
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Scheidt
Platteville
Weld County Health Department
Health Department
League
Galeton
Sandra Greenwalt
Jo Ann Oster
Verda Bostrom
Gill, Gilcrest
Gilcrest Seagol
Ffty
Greeley
Gilcrest
Locgmont
Mead and Lyons
Tom Redman
Royal McLend
Roger Meek
Phillip la Hue
Anderdon
Bostrom
McClurkin
Mixa Maxwell
Greeley High
George Worcester
Longmont
Audrey Kabobel
Don Jones
Jerry Greenburg
Corwyn Wagner
Langmont
Hazel Hornsby
Creeley
Jon Paris
Dramatve
Norma Lornog
Barbara Johnson
Gree
Anthony Montora
Bud Smith
Bart Bickie
Nancy Wiedeman
Joyce Bechtold
Shirley Chrisstian
Janice Meyer
Corwyn Waener
Sie Seedy
Mildred Ridter
Helen Bingham
Sue Beedla
Arnold Warren
Thomas Alvarez
Margo Rust
Warren Mikjaug
Katherine Hamin
Mary Miller
Crebara Johnson
George Worchester
Barbar Reid
Joann Oster
Bart Bickel
Nancy McLeed
Norma Lorenz
Sigrid Halderson
Judy Wilson
Virginia Hickman
Nancy Wanden
Genéral Assembly
SEL
Polite
National Forensic League
Evening meeting and cancer sewing drive notice
Mrs Fred D Kuykendall hosted a business meeting with a Who Am I program led by her and assisted by Mrs Ployd Tyson. Next gathering is Feb 2 with Mrs Chalmer Rutherford and Mrs Milton Rutherford. Mrs Jack Trenholme leads a Legion auxiliary cancer sewing project urging every woman to attend Legion hall at 2 oclock to make cancer compresses bringing old sheets.
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Fred D. Kuykendall
Mre
Bob McDaniel
Plainview
Tex
Mra
Uykendall
Ployd
Tyson
Chalmer Rutherford
Milton Rutherford
Jack Trenholme
The
Legion Auxiliary
Prgutie
Legion Hall
Best Uranium Years Ahead, Miners Told
A Colorado mine industry gathering heard AEC official Sheldon Wimpfen predict a standout 1963 for uranium mining. Lew Williams of the Veailuin Ore Producers Assn urged a stockpile and shift of drilling funds to boost low grade ore output, signaling optimism for sustained domestic supply and government role.
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Sheldon LP
Winp
Grad Juncton
Colo
Colorado
Colorado State Stud
Lew Williams
Williams
Veailuin
Assa
Ninera
AEC
Wit
Iankin
Wimpfen
Thas Doubled Every 18 Months.” Jie
Uraniuu Us
Wits
Privatte Inturedts
Prea
ABC
Wihnpfen
Winip- Ten
Charles Steen
Se Indian Wash
Maah
Vinh
AEG
Gov
Cnn
Brazil and Bolivia Sign Cattle Agreement
Bolivia and Brazil sign a cattle cooperation pact with Brazil supplying cattle and Bolivia providing beef in exchange. The deal targets frontier regions and aims to boost beef production and regional trade.
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Brazil
Bolivia
Braailien Frontier
Preferential Treatment Probe In McCarthy Aide Case
An Army inquiry is underway into allegations that G David Schine received favorable treatment during basic training. Schine, aide to Senator McCarthy, was drafted Nov 4, with McCarthy denying direct intervention. The investigation follows complaints from fellow trainees and involves the Criminal Investigation Division.
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Fr Vale
David Sching
Gehive
Joseph McVarthy
Utse
McVarthy
New York
Schine
Harry He Lapham
Din
Cornelian F. Ryan
Fir Jia
Sehine
Dix
Provost
Ure
Arry
Juaphain
Attorneys Seek New Trial in Complex Colorado Case
Gelaver and Newton file a 14 page motion asking for a new trial in a Denver case. The filing claims improper judge handling and references conspiracy charges tied to a years old incident. The motion argues the information was divided from the court record and the statute of limitations had expired.
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Gelaver
Newton
Denv
Len A. Gellauer
Sik Me Newton
Denver
Feavor
Aloe
Wikity Menta A. Aladin
Vives
Gelianer
Gerald Medlmann
Frank Bo Webey
Amons
Ertopa
Water rights petition in Larimer County Colorado
A public petition seeks changes to the point of diversion for a water district in Fort Collins and Loveland areas. The case lists Spicer Vantttive Linr and Mary Bodurvert among others, noting priority dates from 1964 to 1982 and scheduling a hearing in March 1954.
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Atius
Prior
Colorado
Seltzer
Mary & Suipanu
For
Spicer
Fort Caillna
Thuke Canal
Tim Suuchen
Larinwr
Bolt
Neeting
Farliner Foust
Calorady
Beara South
Mula
Marsh Uy
Mt Fort Collina
Chlorula
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Pacific
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Remington Rand
Dod
Tenth St
Windsor Legion
Wells Motor Co., Inc
Eighth Ave
DEMAC
Ee Services & Operation
Gilcrest School News
Lyona
Martel
Pollo Fund
National Guard Assembly
Greeley National Guard
Stovkion
Maxwell
Bostron
Kler
Brownfield
Milliken
Melody Makers
G Club
Thea Nelson
Leif Cogburn
Don Foster
Sandre Greenwalt
Dave Smits
Wehool
Dick Pain
Mike Twijlo
Lois Cogburn
Paul Linden
Margare Ulrich
Joan Johnson
Antho
Montoya
Lars Cogburn
Richard Rusty
Irene Lover
Isabel Zamora
Dora Chacon
Ross Alvarez
Bille Sally
Sandra Greenwall
Merl Kogan
Carl Reisher
Margaret Uhich
Maraerelle
Jerry Thouse
Margaret Uirich
Jenice Meyer
Anthony Montoya
Ihe
Miss McClurkin
Pioneer Cleaners
7Th Ave
Gorong Caues
Hea
Ato Energy Consisiesion
GAL Water Beuters Graeley Plumbing & Haating Go
Army
Nula Brennan
Clones
Eire
Cpllie Don
Baetoris
Ene
Tor
Sarees, Grughey
Cal
HNO. Davis
Cuba
Wil Press
Mary Boduvert Font
Hux Roe
Fort Caliia
Fort Culling
First Industrial Bank
Ae Een
Sonotons
Frea
Sonotone OF
Greeley Building
Dale Carnegie
Hrad Martin
Harrison St
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