Power of Idea Greater Than Arms Tells College Grads
Sr. Hen M. Cherrington of Denver urged CSU students at the 5th Annual spring commencement to value the power of ideas over military strength. He framed power as reality, responsibility, and resource, noting ideation as the supreme force linking freedom, peace, and progress. The ceremony, held outdoors under ideal weather, awarded 283 degrees to 82 graduates across masters and bachelor programs. KOA radio recorded the address for Saturday night broadcast.
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Cherrington
Syria
Hen M. Cherrington
Denver
Instinct of International Education
Colorado State College of Education
KOA Radio Engineers
Chereringlob
Chereington
University of Chicago
Walil
Anen
League of Nationa
World Court
Fasden
Korea
Europe
Imen
Bids Open Friday on 10 Unit Hangar Here
Bids will be opened Friday for construction of a 10 unit hangar at Crosierfield. The hangar, at least as large as the present T hangar, is estimated to cost $26,000 funded from cemetery endowment funds. Potential revenue is about $170 monthly or $2,406 yearly with all income directed to retire the warrant.
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Crosierfield
Greeley High to Grant Diplomas to 115 at Commencement
Greeley High School will grant diplomas to 115 seniors at the Eighth Avenue gymnasium Thursday at 8 p.m. C. Ray Kil, president of the board of education, will confer the diplomas. Dr. Seale K. Grimes, superintendent, will present the class. Henry Jensen, principal, will award scholarships. Rharnan Tarty and Raquel Cook, seniors, will play the processional and rendition at two pianos. Rev. Robert F. Larson will give the invocation and benediction. After welcome by class president Seth Stephens, four speakers will present talks with tableaux. Continuation noted on page 10.
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Greeley High School
Eighth Avenue
At & P. m. Tourenay
C. Ray Kil
Board of Education
Seale K. Grimes
Claen
Henry Jensen
Rharnn Tarty
Raquel Cook
Robert F. Larson
Seth Stephens
Wheat price support set at 82.5 percent parity
The Agriculture Department released a price support schedule for 1933 wheat across 2,694 commercial and 376 noncommercial counties. It targets a national farm average of not less than 2.06 dollars per bushel, or 82.5 percent of parity, with terminal rates from 1.57 to 2.52 dollars and premiums for higher quality grain. Noncommercial counties are designated for the first time, with rates reflecting transport costs and distance to markets.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ue Nilion
Johnson Urges Government Buy Drought Land Plan
Governor Johnson proposed that the federal government acquire thousands of wind eroded lands in drought areas, then return them to private ownership and seed to grass. He said a meeting with Western Governors and Secretary Benson would discuss paying farmers fair prices and later reselling to ranchers with restrictions on agricultural use.
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Inhonson
Tc Asrichliure
Benson
Johnson
Lad Struck by Car in City
Lad 3, struck by car in city, reported in fair to light condition after injuries Tuesday night. The boy, from 24 Sixth Avenue, was in the street when a snow-moving car driven by Pisie & Card struck him. A woman nearby saved the boy from further harm. He suffered head and facial cuts with possible fractures and was admitted to Weld County General Hospital.
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Harry Andereton
Thomas Anderson
Sixth Avenue
Almont
Pisie &, Card
St Mit Devent
Floyd Wesley
Marty
Ye Weld County General Hospital
Weld county group heads to Colorado Home Demonstration Convention
Twenty seven Weld county home demonstration club members departed Greeley on a specially chartered bus to Steamboat Springs for the Colorado Home Demonstration Council breeday convention. The group included Gerailda Guthria, the county agent.
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H.D.G
Weld County Home Demonstration Club
Greeley
Colorado Home Demonstration Council
Steamboat Springs
Gerailda Guthria
Colorado polio cases double last year
Colorado reports 36 polio cases last week doubling figures from the first five months of 1954. Roy L. Claere says two cases were in Denver and one in Arapahoe, Adams, and Kil Carson counties. He cautions against predicting the year's total from current trends and notes the polio season typically peaks mid spring.
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Denverum
Colorado
Rame
Roy L. Claere
Denver
Arapahos
Adama
Kil Carson
Cletre
Degrees Here Tuesday Show Mild Warmth Across Regions
Temperatures topped near 90 in Lamar and La Junta while Denver reached 83 as a cold air movement from Wyoming brought showers to the north and west. Skies were partly cloudy with dust in some Weld County areas and sprinkles limited to light rain in places. Weather reports listed measurable precipitation only in Wyoming towns and a mix of 60s to 80s across Colorado with several locations in the 70s.
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Gresley
Weld County
Denver
Wyoming
Colorado
Lamar
la Juase
la Junta
Weather Bureau
Rock Springs
Wyo
Cody
Brigger
Moorcroft
Tangier -10
Conler
Leadville
Pueblo
Akron
Limon
Reverend Mason Receives Master of Arts Degree
The Rev James L Mason pastor of Gebel Baptist Church at Eighth Avenue and Sixteenth Street received his master of arts degree with a speech major at commencement exercises in Meearhia Georgia He studied Greek at Gustavus Adolphus College Saint Paul Minnesota He earned a three year post graduate theology degree in 1953 at Hebst Baptist Seminary Saint Paul Minnesota Mason served in the United States and the Mediterranean during World War II He is married to Norma Shearer of Phillipsburg Kansas and they have two daughters and two sons He came to the Hethel Baptist Church in August 1952 and plans to continue pastorship there
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James L. Mason
Gebel Baptist
Eighth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
CBCE
Earhia GA
Guatavum Adolphus
Saint Peter
Minn
Hebst
Aldermen Set July Bond Sale and Award Plant Contract
City council approved a July bond sale of 375000 for exit of Tevenuée funds and awarded sewage treatment plant construction to Hughes’ Ome Net for 420242. Fairbanks Morse pumps were added at 41624, total project cost 428024, about 48517 under prior estimate. Engineer Parker noted pump efficiency and long-term savings. Fairbanks Morse pumps showed higher efficiency than American Well Works.
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Tevenuée
Tos
Baat
Monith
ALCW
Hughes’ Company
Ome Net
Fairbanke-Morse Company
Anginmer
Parker
Fairbanka-Morse
Freed Airmen Reach Hawaii
Four airmen who served in the Korean War arrived in Hawaii after more than two years behind enemy lines in China. They were greeted by military officials, the Red Cross, and journalists at Hickam Air Force Base after a 5,637 mile flight. A large reception was planned for them on Thursday as families from Britain joined the welcome.
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Honolulula
Wansil
Prives
China
Chineas Communiste
Manchuria
Hambao
Hong Kong
Hirkem Air Force Bane
Orm Loan
Laay
Red Cross
Altiand
Keys to success inspire CHS graduates from Dr Romine
Dr Romine of the University of Colorado addressed CHS graduates at commencement in Frasier Theater. He outlined five keys to success: courage to face calculated risks, value of hard work, self thinking, and not taking life too seriously. He urged graduates to pursue education paths despite fear of failure.
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Fitty Sentora
Frasier
Stayhéen Romine
Bureau of Research and Service
University of Colorado
Ramine
Romine Elsa
Widow to Learn If She Faces Life Prison
District Judge Elmer Adama prepares to sentence the 44 year old widow who admitted poisoning four husbands across states by lacing their meals with poison. After hours of evidence, the judge seeks more time to study the code before imposing a sentence.
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Gies
Goga
Samuel Doss
Elmer Adama
Dose
Doss
Judar Adams
Mora ‘Ima
Senate Advances Postal Pay Hike Amid Unanimous Vote
The Senate approved a postal pay raise affecting about 600,000 postal workers with an average increase around 3.8 percent including fringe benefits, retroactive to March 1. The House committee plans a Thursday meeting to discuss a substitute measure, while attempts to add a 7.5 percent raise for civil service workers failed.
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Senate
Eineohower
House
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Sen. Butler
R-Md
Repiblican
Knowland Alew
Sen. Barkley
D-Ky
Drug Makers Back Voluntary Salk Program for Vaccine Distribution
The American Drug Manufacturers Association urged a voluntary Salk vaccine allocation plan aimed at rapid and fair distribution. President Eisenhower supported the approach, praising Mrs. Hobby and colleagues for handling vaccine allocation and signaling regulatory legislation not necessary. The AMA pledged members to limit vaccine to age priority groups, while Congressional actions stalled due to absence of Republican members.
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Washington
Assa.y
Eisenhower Widnenday
Karl Bambach
Pooie
Western Hobby
Medical Asat
Cal
Bengte
United States presses Red China on 63 Americans held
The State Department disclosed in Washington that the United States has renewed its demand for information and the release of 63 Americans still detained by Peiping. Gowen and the Geneva consul general met with a Red China representative to review the list and seek word on civilians and service members held since January 1953. House Republican Leader Martin said the government is pressing harder for more releases.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Red Chine
Department
Henry Suydam
Mewanen Frank
Gowen
Geneva
Red China
U. S
Reed
Suydam
Yen Suydam
Peiping
Swallow
China
House
Martin
Madawaid
Eisenhower
Farm Home Sport Show To Have Large Variety of Attractions
The Greenley Farm Home and Sports Show promises a wide array of features including hypnosis demonstrations by Joan Brandon and a display of Moise Potvin carvings. The event runs June 7 to June 12 with exhibits from top travelers and a glass-blowing act, plus a large public pool and boating displays.
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Greeley Farm
Joan Brandon
M.C.A
Rome
Schuwan Theater
Stockholm
el Patio
Mexico City
Fillmore Hotel
Los Angeles
Palace Theater
New York City
Patvin
Moise Potvin
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Denver
St. Louis
Kim Haywood
Carl O. Olwen
Corfield Hotel
Greeley Tribune
Oil Well Drilling Updates and Local Meetings
Reports from several oil ventures show Kander No 1 near Pleasant Valley drilling at 7344 feet with 20 feet of shale cored and top near Lyons sand, while California Company Carr Priddy Union Pacific No 1 at Pierce nears 8938 feet. Nearby wells in Weld and Morgan Counties progress or are abandoned, with Baird and Pfeifer preparing Perle No 1 in gallery field. A special Eaton meeting at 1:30 am Monday will teach Maw ate and message crafting for serious bowie.
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Kander
D. Johnsom
Pleasant Valley
Greeley
Swsw
Weld J County
Lyons Rand
California
Carr Priddy
Union Pacific No
Pierce
Nebrask
Tirit
Keenesburg
Wildcat
Weld
Baird & Pfeifer
Perle
Ray Campbell
Morgan County
Morean
Menavich
M. P
Haled & Pfeifer
Anderson-Forber
Kimball County
Nebraska
Weld County
Eaton Municipal Hallery
Geralida Guthefe
Mra. Ff
AAA Driving Instructor Hurt in One Car Wreck
Two Denver residents were injured in a Wednesday one car crash near Fort Morgan. Driving instructor Naomi Angell, 26, and Sidney R. Kane, 27, were identified by the State Patrol. Angell lost control trying to avoid a head on collision with an oncoming vehicle, the car overturned multiple times into a borrow pit. Both were taken to a Fort Morgan hospital with Angell reported seriously hurt.
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Fort Morgan
Denver
AAA Automobile Club
Aliea West
Hire Oni US
Naory Low Angel
Sidney R. Kane
Angell
Miss Angell
Hunt
Farr Re elected to G W Board
Stock holders of the Great Western Liger Co reelected the board at the annual meeting in Flemington. Frank A Kemp, president, reported 24 percent of combined common and preferred stock was represented. The directors include Augsta, New York. Colnradonga. C.W. Doherty. Mom. Jomery Korsey. John G. McMurtry. John W. Morey. B.A. Oxnard. Pred H. Roberts. Harry O. Warker. from Denver.
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Flemington
J. P
Grea Western Liger Co
Frank A. Kento
Augiatna
New York
Colnradonga
CW. Doherty
Mom
Jomery Korsey
Frank A. Kemp
John G. Mc
Reuther Says Time Allowed To Avert Tieup
Detroit body: United Auto Workers and Ford extend contract to Monday morning to allow continued talks. Walter Reuther and Krn Bannon say Ford proposed changes while negotiators remain far apart on key issues including guaranteed annual wage. About 2,000 South Chicago workers walk out as talks continue. a strike threat looms if no deal by June 6. Moratorium on public statements ends, with no details released from closed meetings.
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Detroit
CIO
Lnton
Ford Motor Co
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
Krn Bannon
Ford Department
Ord Ba
Brill
Reather Saif
Treuther
Union No. Fallators
Hegin
Heather
Ford
Chicago
Ark
Teuther
Reuther
Carol Witwer Receives Recognition at CC Senior Dinner
Carol Witwer daughter of Mr and Mrs Stow Witwer of the SLW Tooch was among eight Colorado College senior women honored at the annual recognition dinner sponsored by Associated Women Students. Miss Witwer will graduate June 12 with a philosophy major.
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Carol Witwer
Stow Witwer
SLW
Tooch
Colorado College
Associated Women Students
Miss Witwer
Weather Local Summary for Four States
Weather outlook for Colorado Wyoming New Mexico shows widespread unsettled conditions. Expect showers and thunderstorms mainly afternoons and evenings with cooler temperatures midweek and winds and dust in some areas. Highs range from mid 50s to mid 80s and lows from about 20s to the 40s across the region.
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New Mexico
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Ike
Civiliant Defense Administration
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AAA
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G.W. Board
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Dreger
Cikelmail
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Hearn
McCall
Waetrum
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