Governor Urges 400 Minimum for Engineers
Governor Johnson called for the Civil Service Commission to fix a starting engineer salary of about 400 monthly in the Highway Department to avert a road program crisis. He asked salary survey head Ed Barker and Rep Palmer Birch for statements to the merit board, and noted the need for rapid action to retain engineers as the highway system faces funding pressures and potential private competition.
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Denver
Johnson
Civil Service Commission
Highway Dept
Ed Barker
Merit Board
Palmer Birch
Horse-Senate
Averill C. Johnson
Leon Lavington
Wiliam R Welsh Mede I
Away Dept
Tony Fusion
Westbergs to Speak at Covenant Church Services
The Rev and Mrs Hares West berg and family missionaries to Japan will speak at First Covenant church on Tenth avenue and Highth street Sunday at 11 and 7:30 o clock. They recently returned from Nagao ka Japan and will report on the mission work. They receive part of their support from the local church and will share in the Vacation Bible School Monday.
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Hares Westberg
Japan
First Covenant Church
Tenth Avenue
Highth Street
Westbergs
Nagaoka
Bibin School
Sfonday
Three Counties Plan Road on Old Marshall Pass Route
Gunnison Chaffee and Saguache counties Commission propose using the former Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad right of way over Marshall Pass to build a road. Uranium firms seek access, ranchers Forest Service and chamber support. DERGW abandoned the narrow gauge line connecting Salida and Gunnison last summer. The railroad had offered the right of way for a road.
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Sargents A
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Marshall Pass
Gunnisin
Chale Fe
Saguache
Forest Service
Chamber of Commerce
DERGW
Marshall Wass
Salida
Gunalson
Callway
Courts Roundup Jurors set disputes in Lloyd AL Carney case
In Lloyd AL Carney v Cromwell Judge Buck awarded Carney 830.57 for contract disputes over Heath junior high flooring installed during construction. Cromwell sought 1,125 against Carney in a cross claim. Separately in Brush, The Farr Co won 1,287.41 against Harold Bunn for miles of grain and milling contracts. A Delta dealer, Turner, owe 30 and posts penalties in a farm product case. A juvenile delinquency petition was set for Aug 3. Mrs Sumners filed a divorce against Alfred Sumners. In Fort Lupton, Joe Miallanas received 150 fine for drunk driving. others cited for alcohol and minors faced lesser penalties. Bob Carleton, composer of Jada, dies at 61 in Burbank.
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District Court
Lloyd AL Carney
Gridley
Forrest W. Cromwell
Nenger
William E. Buck
Carney
Cromwell
Cromwell 1
Fie
New Heath
Wic
Farr Co
Saventh Street
Harold Bunn
Harod Dunn Grain and Milling Co
Seunty Coeur
Grover ‘Turner
Delta
John J. Dooley
Turner
George Karivh
Dooley
Angeline Violet Sumners
iFort Lupton
Alfred Wh. Sumners
Brighton
Matheson
Joe Miallanas
Route 1
Bevérly R. Holliday
Don [Caryell
Ault
Ray Santhez
Kersey
D Ewart hearing closes Friday in Interior post race
Hearing to confirm Wesley A. D Ewart as assistant secretary of the interior ends Friday with Senate Interior Committee set to vote Tuesday on confirmation. Former Montana Republican and current recess appointee faces opposition from Sen. Murray who led the hearing and will not declare the nominee personally objectionable. Opposing groups include National Congress of American Indians and National Farmers Union. labor groups oppose while National Lumber Manufacturers Association supports.
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Waliington
Wesley A. D'Ewart
Friddny
Senate Interior Committee
Anderson
D'Ewart
Republican House
Montana
Sen
Murray
Mons
D'Fiwart
D’ewart
Newsman
Senate
Neleh L. Peterson
National Congress of American
C. K. Armstrong
Merpublican House
Missouri
House OK Navajo land for Glen Canyon Dam site
The House Interior Committee urged approval to acquire Navajo land for the Glen Canyon Dam site on the Upper Colorado Project in northern Arizona. Navajos seek cooperation, with bids of compensation undetermined, while offers include a townsite and local employment, as construction plans consider river access and proximity to potential radhead.
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Okey Navajo Land
Glen Canyon Dam
Washington
House Interior Committee
Glen Canyon
Upper
Colorado
Arizona
E. G. Nielsen
Lidahl
D-Arit
Colorado River
Fain
Udall
Wielsen
Permanet Reat
Thhe
Radhead
Ghost Town Sold for New Air Force Academy Site
T FE Smith of Colorado Springs buys the ghost town of Wust el for 551 dollars and 28 cents, including about 36 buildings in East and West Husted. The Air Force plans clearing the area north of town for the U S Air Force Academy. Smith, a real estate manager, intends to sell the structures and remove them from the site.
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Colorado Springs
T. FE
Smith
Air Force Construction Agency
Weld County Real Estate Transfers Summary
Real estate transfers list several deeds in Weld County with various grantees. Includes Tom N. Connell to Walter P. and Maxine Orderheide of a Southeast quarter portion. Calvin F. and Hessa Senwabe to C. Vanderlip and Burgess Joyner. address 4 Gardenside, Greeley. Also mentions Charles A. Richardson and Gwendolyn M. Ly to Union Rural Electric Association Inc. and John Kiyeta to Union Hara Electric Association Inc. with tract locations and assessed revenue stamps.
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Tom N
John Kiyeta
Union Hara Electric Association Inc
Schwab pleads innocent in embezzlement case
Denver businessman Lawrence M. Schwab, 33, president of International Indemnity Insurance Co., pleaded innocent in Denver District Court to embezzling 38,000 of firm funds. Judge James M. Noland continued the case for trial setting as defense seeks an early date. The state also charges Schwab with converting 500,000 in company assets. Schwab says a single check was misapplied as a broker fee and used on his home mortgage.
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Denver
Lawrence M. Schwab
Denver , Insurances Company
Sudge James M. Noland
Durango
Enn
Atty
Reymond Buckles
Schwab
Liz
Internatinnl Indemnity Insurance Co
State Insurance Dept
Sam N. Beecy
International Indemnity
CAB to Hold Public Hearing on Grand Canyon Crash
The Civil Aeronautics Board ordered a public hearing for August 7 to probe the Grand Canyon midair collision of a Trans World Airlines Constellation and a United Airlines DC plane near June 20. The hearing will be in the Commerce Department main auditorium with a panel of safety bureau experts. All 128 aboard were killed as the investigation continues.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Cinmimerce Dept
AG Teast
Fhireau of
Trans World
Constellation
United
Secident
Wenzell's Role in Dixon Yates Embarrasses Ike
The article details Ike Eisenhower's defense and later disavowal of adviser Adolphe Wenzell in the Dixon Yates power contract. It covers Wenzell's positions with First Boston, the Budget Bureau, and Dixon Yates, and how concerns of conflicts of interest emerged as the TVA and AEC debated private power. The timeline spans 1954 to 1955, including Eisenhower’s cancellations and the subsequent legal actions.
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Wenzell
Dixon-Yates
Ike
Justice Dept
Bankee Adolphe
TVA
Memphis
Tenn
Tvas
AEC
FYA
Eisenhower
Dixon Yates
Weazell
Bestont Corp
New York City
Dixon: Yates Financial
Budget Bureau
Rem
Ceam
Sill
Views
Tixon-Yates
Senate Judiciary
Sen. Kefauver
D-Tent
Fers
Wehzell
Kelangers
Dixon Yates Financist
Gen.well
Fisemhower
Dixon-Yalea
Wendell
Brownell
Justice Hept
Abisawit
Court of Claims
Wen- Zell
Frat
Dixon-sales Group
Ainslie Transferred to Pueblo Crews Beggs Store
Robert Annette, assistant manager of Joslin's department store, will transfer Monday to Crews Beggs department store in Pueblo. Crews Beggs was recently purchased by Mercantile Stores, with Joslin's affiliated. Ainslie and family remain in Pueblo until a home is found.
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Robert Annette
Joslin’s
CrewsBeggs
Ir Pueblo
Crews-Beggs
Mercans Tile Stores Company
Ainsle
Pughla
Ainslie
Phyllis
Carl
Mark
Puebla
Twamy-fourth Street
Alasia
Joalin's
Greeley
Atlantic
J. C. Penney Company
Chaiman
Drive of United Cerebral
Mrs Brannan Asked To Resign From Party Post
Denver Mrs Charles F P Brannan should resign immediately as vice chairman of the Denver Democratic Central Committee because her husband faces an opponent in the primary. A group of Democratic women urged resignation at a Thursday meeting. Brannan took a leave of absence for the duration of the primary. Her husband, a former agriculture secretary, seeks the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate. opponent is John A Carroll. A temporary leave for Mrs Keancone won't ensure impartiality at party headquarters during the primary campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Charles FP. Brannan
Danver
Marian Hossmiller
Brannan
Truman Adeministration
U. S. Senate
John A. Carrail
Cougressman
Truumann
Rogsmillee
Keancan
Mining Bill Signed By Eisenhower At White House
President Eisenhower signed mining legislation directing the interior secretary to seek congressional assent and to devise within six months a plan to keep the domestic mining industry in a healthy condition. The plan will be submitted to the House and Senate Inland Affairs Committees for review.
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Gettysburg
Pz. A
Secretary of Interior
Congress
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Interine Affairs
Pennington Opens Optometry Dept at ZelarLen De Jewellers
Dr. Pennington registered optometrist joins ZelarLen De jewelers at 606 Eighth Street in Greeley. He previously practiced two years in Washington state and is a graduate of Pacific University School of Optometry. He and wife and three children reside at 2408 Fifteenth Avenue. Receptionist is Mrs. Delizes Johnson. The new department offers comprehensive optical service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZelarLen de
Joh D. Pennington
Zele-Lee Jewelers
Eighth. Street
Pennington
Greeley
Numelaw
Wash
Spallle
Facific University
Forest Grove
Ore
Aml Slrs
David
Jimmy
Nancy
Fifteenth Avenue
Delizes Johnson
Goinglete
U S Will Examine New Soviet Disarming Moves
Washington officials said the United States will study Soviet disarmament proposals and peaceful uses of atomic energy despite propaganda. Harold Stassen, President Eisenhower's assistant on disarmament, was set to respond at a Friday news conference.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
Harold Stassen
Einenhower
U.S
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Trinity Lutheran
Tribune
Tayler Lewis
Harry Westbergs
Will
Covenant Church Services Sun
Jada
Burbank
Calif
Robert L
Bob) Carleton
St. Joseph's Hospital
Greeley Turkey Point
Af Jastazaxan
Greeley Turkey Plant, Inc
Trinity Lutheran Church
Jim Failing
Hallie Parton
Herman Wolff
Carl Kock
Earlyon Brass
Wolff
Koch
Brass
Walter Benel
H. FE. Hoden
Werkin
Weiner
Severith Amup
Tayler Lewin
Northern
Hampshire
Greeler
Euch Siending
Allen HM
Vedran
Fort Gelling
Goltrads
Wm. J. Lynn
First National Bank
Weld County Real Estate
CAB Grand Canyon
Rexall
S&h
Gilbert Bishop
Weldorada
James Marlow
Pueblo
Aeu
Mueller Climatro
Combination Unite
Greeley Sheet Metal Works
Ath Ave
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