Court Upsets Case Blaming Psychiatrist
A Nebraska case involving a man convicted of beating his parents to death was overturned on appeal. The New York Court of Appeals ruled that a confession obtained through promises of leniency and tainted evidence could not sustain a first degree murder verdict. Justices Split on whether the prior confessions formed a single continuous proceeding.
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Air
Apiea
Max Halfand
Teyra Wan
Mts
Emhsson
Levra
New York
Minton
Reel
Burton
Warren
Clark
Tanglaa
Frankfurter
Jackson
Cheyenne Youth Escapes U S Marshals After Car Theft Sentencing
Alfred Gonzales an 18 year old from Cheyenne slipped from handcuffs and fled from deputy US marshals as they moved him and five other prisoners toward a van. He had just been sentenced to two years for auto theft and fled through crowded Cheyenne streets.
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Denver
Alfred Gonzales
Cheyenne
Gonzales
N.V. Cooley
Charles Calvert
D. T. Potter
Gonzasen
Cooley
Stout Street
Sth
California
Officera
Goneates
Coolay Seid Ha
Pioneer Receivership Must Be Continued In Colo.
Judge Albert T. Frantz ruled that receivership of the Pioneer Mutual Compensation Co. must be continued in Colorado to protect about 49 000 policy holders, 20 000 claimants and other creditors and interested parties. The ruling arose from a suit by policy holders to void a two million dollar assessment aiding a New Mexico firm. A June 18 hearing will address an injunction halving the assessment and related matters. The decision notes Richard Tull’s request to withdraw as receiver and states a new receiver would be appointed if Tull is discharged. It also says an injunction against current officers would be unavailable since receivership already supersedes them in Colorado and New Mexico.
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Denver
m—Dist
Albert T. Frantz
Pioneer Mutual Compensation Co
Colorado
New Mexico
Richard Tull
Tull
Karachi
Pakistan
State Payouts for Highways and Schools Detailed
State funds totaling four million dollars are allocated to highways and schools. Officials note the annual grant supports debt reduction and future additions, with concerns over reserve use and cost projections. The report cites a 1937 context and daily pupil attendance as factors in the expenditure.
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Wei
Tee
Ponce
Bedford
Gal
Achialy
Dr Cleere in Durango For Water Supply Conferences
Dr Cleere Colorado health director visits Durango for discussions on town water supply. State Health Department raised concerns after tests showed deficiencies in treated water. regional sanitary officials and business leaders take part. A committee organized by Conway calls a meeting for Wednesday night to continue talks.
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Dr. Cleere
Durango
Water Syetemn
Welite
Elie Conmedne Nm
Fients
Oranze Cie Connett
Estes Park to Host Third Colorado Festival
Estes Park schedules the third annual Colorado Festival from June 14 to 21. Events include square dancing, a handicap sweepstake for horse owners, and a fishing contest with 41,000 prize money. Hawaiin student dancers add island flair as Queen of the Festival Mee Thelma Crews of Hannibal, Missouri will be crowned at a public dance at the Stanley hotel on June 18.
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Estes Park
Square Paneum
Jabing LeClair
Bure Ris
Lawlers
SCR
Otha
Thelma Crews
Hannibal
Stanley Hotel
West Point Cadet Edwin G Keiser to be Graduated
Cadet Lieutenant Edwin G Keiser age 23 son of Mr and Mrs John Keiser of Wind will graduate at West Point on June 8 receiving a bachelor of science and an engineering commission He has been active in the Mist ing Gruh and served on the Honor Committee before entering the academy he attended Windsor High School and Colorado State College of Education.
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West Point
N.Y
Edwin G. Keiser
John Keiser
Locust St
Windwon
Cold
Military Academy
Cerps of Engineers
Caden Weiner
Misting
Gruh
Windsor High School
Colorado Stite College of Education
Keiser
Weat Point Ty
Willan S. Hill
Colorado
Congressional
Dstrict
Courting Stick of Colonial Era May Come Back
A quirky exploration of courting sticks and old marriage customs. The article traces colonial era courtship practices in New England, noting their practical aims and the shift away from home building as roads to modern romance arose.
Excellent Breeder Retnuh Farms Grand Champion Sh-6
Classified note for SH-6 a Mature Bull from Retnuh Farms Genesen Kansas with senior and grand champion titles at Wisconsin State Fair 1952 and third price at National Milking Shorthorn Show. Details include lineage from Proviction cow Retnuh Stylish Match and numbers 4.250 42 49 506F 497 379.
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Pioneer
Colo
Pioneer Mutual Compensation Company
Order of the of Santa Fe
Mesiin
LE Anadaea
Insurancs
Nf New Jr
T Sian
FP Mutual
Pioneer Compensation Company
Superintendent of Insurance
Santa Fe
Clayer Jr
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Apadaca PLC
Banta Fe
Estes
Tribune
Hollywood
North 11Th Avenue
Calif
Itn
Meadow
Lux Toilet Soap
Saci
Ter Bey
Gee Fullerman Co
To & Trek
Sternis
Liacur
Valifornia
Olbers
New England
Maryland
Indiana
Brettie Cealleam
Bealihy
New Uglead
South Carolina
Rink
Times Square
Colorado A. & M. College
Artificial
Colorado Dairymen
Holstein
Jersey
Guernsey
A&m
Valentine Hazelwood Bhurke
Carl Henry
Greeley
DHIA
North
Nile Valley
Cecil White
Mount Vernon
Wash
Flying Horse Master
Don
Flying Horse Hull
Bose
Judd's Bridge Farms
New Milford
Conn
A.sears Roebuck Foundation
Melott
Kenneth
Quinlin
Portland
Brampton Kabul Pinnacle
Pinnacle
Golden Chickie
Shimimin
Ft. Morgan
Colorado A & M
Tate of Holstein
Colo. A & M
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Weld County Veterinary Med. Ass’n
Ceute
West
Mhaca Ia
Haly
Sewel
Gruen
Ma's of
Lady's
Jene Green
Sheaffer
Eighth St. Greeley
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