Prince Sam Amalu Sentenced To Four Years In Prison
Denver judge sentences Prince Sam Amalu and two accomplices Walter Parman and Fred Aykens after a jury found them guilty on ten counts of conspiring to use interstate wires to defraud hotels and a San Francisco bank. Parman given ten years, Aykens three years probation. Amalu’s sentence set at four years with appeal pending.
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Denver
Sam
Colorado
Texas
San Francisco
Knous
Parman
Aykens
Knour
Amalu
Philippine Islands
Konus
Agnens
Man's
Vancouver Sun and Province merge resources in multi million deal
Vancouver Sun and The Province announce a merger to pool resources effective June 14 forming Dash Press Ltd. The Sun will move to morning edition while both papers retain independent editorial control. The Herald will cease June 15. Southam pays The Sun 3,890 to equalize value.
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Vancouver
B.C. Uy
The
Sun
Province
Donald Cromie
A. W. Moscarella
Herald
Dash Press Lot
Southam Fo
Sid
Morning Herald
Pacific Press
Province Rach
Fyne
Cnet. Mz
Cornie Cribb Wins State FFA Pasture Contest
Cornie Cribb wins the Columbia South Carolina Future Farmers of America pasture improvement contest. He is one of five state winners in the event labeled as a wine competition in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, S.C
Cornie Try Jr
Future Farmers of America
Snake River Dam Study Hangs On House Panel Action
Washington hearings before a House Appropriations subcommittee examined the suspension of federal inquiry into a proposed Pleasant Valley high dam on the Snake River near Idaho and Oregon. The delay centers on funding transfers and the Interior Secretary’s order, with Idaho Power and the Pacific Northwest Power Co. involved in competing dam plans at Hells Canyon and downstream locations. The outcome hinges on committee decisions about continuing federal probing and fund allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Pleasant Valley
Snake River
Idahos
Oregon
Appropriations
Rewlity
Miells Canyon
Secretary of the Interior
Seaton
Heelamalion Bureau
Sempling T
Measant Valley
Hinh
Daha Power Co
Hells Canyon
Malsa
Pacific Northwest
Mowec Ca
Federal Power Commission
Idaho Power
FPC
Oxbow
Simler Named Air Force Academy Athletic Director
Col George RB Simler, a 15 year Air Force veteran and former Maryland football player from Johnstown Pennsylvania, was appointed athletic director of the Air Force Academy on Friday. He succeeds Col Hobert V. White and will assume duties sometime this summer after a three year tour at the academy. Simler, commander of the 83rd Fighter Group at Knoxville Tennessee, attended Western Pennsylvania and Maryland, with service in Navy and Army Air Corps during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
George RB. Simler
University of Maryland
Air Force Strvke
Air Force Academy
Hoberd V. Whitelow
James F. Wriaga
Simeler
Simler
Knonville
Tenn
Vic
Johnstown
Ipa
I Navy
Army Air Carpe
Maryland
Wiegner Escapes Napa State Hospital Again
Wiegner escaped from Napa State Hospital for a second time while talking to his 16 year old wife Cia Ann. He had been declared sane but dangerous after a prior escape and gunpoint abduction in Daly City. Pursuit bulletin issued as authorities search surrounding area.
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Nada
Call
Michael Wiegner
Napa State Hospital
CIA Ann
Wiegner
Daly City
San Francisco
Denver
Melvin Wiegner
San Francheos
Napa
Sakle
K. Miller
Wiener
Eaton Miss Gwen Tatar Bride Elect Honored at Shower
Eaton Miss Gwen Tatar, bride elect, honored at a church bridal shower Tuesday afternoon. Decor featured apple blossoms and lilacs, colorful parasols on the gilt table. Guests welcomed by Mrs. C. Pryor. program included poems and a Bridal Prayer. Gifts were opened with assistance from her mother and future mother-in-law. Several attendees journeyed from nearby towns. plans for Gwen’s June 19 wedding were noted.
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EATON
Gwen Tatar
Sariely
Pryor
Society
Merle Rodrelek
Montessea
Mesdamee Chal Pryor
Wee Galloway
Walter Boyd
Melvin Conk
Merte Rodreich
Mia Tanner
Ray Taylor
Ruel Nolin
Linda
Brigasdale
Celeste Anderson
Jeff
Maryland
Bohn
LaGrange School
Linda Attente Eaton Wigh
Paul Anderana
Songers
Martha Manion
Ilalon High School
Omaha
Navy
Washington
D.C
Manion
Cane Manion
Areingisa
Glenna Cunningham
Galeton High School
FMI
Stapleton
Washington, D. C
Miss Cunningham
Loyd Johnson
Greeley
Cunningham
Jerry
Heatherin-Law
Siater
Tavern Nelson
Grege
Mark
Charles
Tanda
Glenna
Virginia Sherertz
Connie
Ganell
Rome
California
Edward Sheverts
Inglewood
Calif
Shererte
Falon
Shee Certs
Hut Club
Drwuglas Aiserall
Isa Hoss
CES
Elva Jennings
Fass
Pearl Stewart
Grace Neisler
Jack
Galbreath
Kansas
Colorado
Mex
Galebreath
Mite
Densover
Francis Galbreath
Wesley Biddle
Denver
Roy Biddle
Red Feather Lakes
Wesley Biddies
St. Lous
Weagee
Wyoming
Utah
Jenior Fiddles
Weeley Riddles
Richard Lullivan
Corinne
Delbert
Chifard
John Bothell
Margaret
Floyd Allen
Rinner
Allens
Robells
Eneh
Nora Yeagy
Eunice Ward
Meg
Lethe Munt
Charles Acklin
Yeagy
Mere
Loneliest Man With No One On Memorial Day
HAL BOYLE reflects on Memorial Day as a time when memory keeps the dead alive in the living. He urges a shared voyage of rediscovery with beloved but unseen deceased, noting how memory deepens understanding of those who died and how the living may be touched by the dead.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Badnes
Aetyr
Son Jon
Ellows
John Krals
Thomas Hardy
Tom Waite
Pitts
Sara Teasdale
Emily Dickinson
Mother Eve
Rear Admiral Finally Earns High School Diploma in Monroe
Rear Adm Huch Goodwin, commander of Naval Forces for the Continental Air Defense Command in Colorado Springs, retired Friday after being awarded Neville High School diploma at Thursday night graduation exercises. He had left school in 1917 to join the Navy and later helped coordinate Annapolis admissions before a 1922 return visit. the State Department of Education verified in 1960 that he earned enough credits to graduate.
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Monroe
Huch
Goodwin
Continental Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Thin
Neville High School
Monroe City
Alice
Navy
Helpek
Annapolis
State Dept. of Education
Colorada Springs
Marriage Licenses Issued To Several Couples
Darwin Dale Blair of Co xaid Neb and Eupenia Ruth Towle of Sterling wedlock recorded along with Arthur Lewis Daniels of Rawlins Wye and Lynda Mae Goire of ateeley Lewin W Thommen and Ive Virey both of f4 Balle noted in the license list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Dale Blair
Co Xaid
Neb
Eupenia Ruth Towle
Sterling
Arthur Lewis Daniels
Rawlins, Wye
Lynda Mae Goire
Ateeley
Lewin W. Thommen
Ive Virey
Cattle Dealer Sues Over Heifers Bred by Bulls
Roy Wager of Boise Montana cattle dealer sues Idaho rancher Chris Miller in U S District Court claiming 400 heifers sent to Miller in Valley County were bred by bulls, reducing value and yielding calves. Wager seeks 5448 09 in damages.
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Boise
Idaho
Montana
Roy Wager
U. S
Wager
Chris Miller
Valley County
Miller
FFIA May Quit Without Starting
Federal Flood Indemnity Administration may shut down before starting operations. Commissioner Meigtrell says contracts ready for signature. Senate approved funds, House debated a 325000 planning option. Private agents could sell flood policies if agency begins, 3000 adjusters on standby.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Congress
FFLA
Frank Meigtrell
FEIA
Senate
FFIA
House
Meistrell
Court notices list assorted traffic and safety violations
In The Courts various petty cases appear. F Mathason JP covers Joe M Garcia of Littleton with driving offense and costs. David G Entrada of Greeley cited for operator's fiernse and defective brakes with costs. Walliam D Kay of Evan? fined for stop sign violation with costs. Renard Murray's Court in Greeley handles PUC matter with $25 costs. James R Mathews of Greeley cited for improper passing with costs. Kenneth Jean Johnann of Brigzdale fined for careless covering with costs. Alex hlander of Tureley listed for driving tre Textureen editions with costs.
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Renard Murray
JF Court Bred Herbster
Greeley
James R. Mathews
Kenneth Jean Johnann
Brigzedale
Alex Hlander
Tureley
Viel
Oil Foundation Grants Made Private Colleges
The Oil Foundation announced a 175000 grant to education for 14 state associations of private colleges, benefiting about 800000 total given since 1852. Robert E. Wilson, chairman, said the funds will be allocated by each state association with no restrictions, covering Colorado Montana Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cncago
Od, Foundation, Inc
Indianay
Robert’ E. Wilsom
Ssid
Wall Ahare
Colorado
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
Dakota
Wyoming
Spending Gives Little Chance for Lower Tax
Trade and tax policy debate dominates. The piece notes Treasury spending will outpace revenue in the new fiscal year, suggesting little room to lower taxes. It discusses advocates pushing for spending cuts via tax-rate changes, while skeptics fear Congress will simply raise and appropriate funds. The Guaranty Trust Co comments on economy driving measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
U.S. Treasury
Congress
Theo
Treasury
Guaranty Trust Co
Mayflower Alters Course Headed for Plymouth
Mayflower shifts heading from the West Indies route to a portward course toward Plymouth Massachusetts. Skipper Alan Villiers reports a portward bearing from 300 miles east of the West Indies with a noon position around 41°04′N 32°42′W and speeds of five to six knots as the ship sails from Plymouth England on April 20.
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London
Mayflower
Streights
Plymouth
Mass
England
Atlantic
West Indies
Alan Villiers
Bermudas
Cape Cod
Villiers
Greeley Soldiers Enter Basic Training at Fort Lewis
Army Sergeant Kenneth E. Heinle and Specialist Third Class Duane L. Schlepp of Greeley Colorado begin basic combat training with Company G of the 2nd Infantry division at Fort Lewis Washington. Heinle is a Greeley High School graduate and former Ellis & Capp Equipment employee. Schlepp is son of Robert C Schlepp of 188 Eleventh Street and attended Greeley Middle School.
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Greeleylex
Fort Lewis, Wash
AHTNC
Kenneth E. Heinle
Duane L. Schlepp
Greeley
Colo
2Nd Infantry Division
Shh
Fort Lewis
Wash
Heinle
Adam Heinle
WOU
Greeley High School
Ellis & Capp Equipment Company
Pany
Specishyt Schlepp
Robert C Schlepp
Eleventh Street
Greeley Midh School
Ems
MacKinge
Public Land Revenue Use Bill Approved by House Subcommittee
The House Interior Affairs Subcommittee on Public Lands approved bills for Idaho and Wyoming to use public land revenues to repair or reconstruct state capital buildings. Revenues from lands granted by the federal government could fund only capital buildings in state capitals. Both measures have Senate approval.
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Washington
House Interior Affairs Subcommittee On Public Lands
Idaho
Wyoming
Senate
Great Plains Hope Returns After Drought Lifts Nation
A roving reporter notes rains revive the Great Plains after five harsh drought years. Editors from Kansas papers hail relief spreading to the Rockies and Texas with renewed agricultural and economic prospects. The piece warns of political leverage fears and widespread property damage from the drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Manhattan
Kan Ut
Great Plains
Rockies
Texas
E. T. Lowther
Emporia Gazette
Arthur F. Duncan
The
Kansas City Star
Clyde M. Reed, Jr
Pardons Sun
Kansas
Florida agency tests tranquilizer darts on deer
Florida wildlife officials experiment with tranquilizer darts fired from a specialized air rifle to calm deer before transferring them to less populated areas to reduce conflict and processing time during relocation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Florida Game and
Preach Water Fied
Plane Crashes Near Nort Park In Colorado Woman Pilot Escapes
Plane piloted by Pat Sullivan and Betty Clark crashed in timber 15 miles northeast of Walden Colorado at 4000 feet after engine trouble. Sullivan, veteran pilot, escaped with minor injuries, said she cushioned the crash between trees. The two spray insects on Jatkspur range for the Federal Bureau of Land Management and operated Mile High Retail Spray Co. at Rifle. Clark flew to Walden to report the accident.
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Walden
Pat Sullivan
Colorado
Betty Clark
Larkapur
Mile High
Retial Spray Co
Rifle
Colo
Miss
Federal Bureau of Land Management
Sullivan
Keokuk
Iowa
Lawtrace Hotel Posts Old Time Rules for Guests
The Lawtrace Kansas hotel outlines strict conduct amid financial strain onlocals homeowners. The advertises rules include advance payment for horse traders, limited bunk space, no poker in the kitchen, and guards against rustlers and vigilantes. It also mentions SK Green Stamps at Rexall Storap Gilbert Bishop and Weldered Drug.
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Lawtrace
Kan
Watkenom
Rexall
Gilbert Bishop
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Cornie Cribb
Valhalla Gardens
John Stuart — Evans
Snake River Dam
Chad
Mede Hicks
Chet Forbes
Schank Feed Co
Creeley Tel
BOR
Oil Foundation
Waddell & Reed, Inc
Pringpel Undareseecs
W. J. Bishop
Dow Rbosiron Tela
Gresley Bldg
Midwest
Southwest
Leas
Kansas City
Nort Park
Rylon
Greely
Mig. Co
Evans —Ady
Pioneer Cleaners
7Th Ave
Genuire Forlory Parte
Hivavil
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