For TV Canine Stars Pay More Than Dog Biscuits
Hollywood pets dominate TV quickies with high salaries and profit shares. Rin Tin Tin IV earns 3000 weekly, Lassie Sr signs a two year TV deal, and a kennel of pups like Bullet and Daisy join regular episodes under famous handlers and owners.
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Greeley Tribune
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Lassie
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Enlire
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Roy Rogers
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Daisy
Blondie
Rennie Renfro
Daisy IL
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Lucy
Punkin
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Pooch Stars Featured in TV Shows and Rin Tin Tin Tips
The piece surveys famed TV dogs including Yukon King from Sergeant Preston of the Yukon and Ciro the talking dog, plus Neal the St Bernard from Topper. Rin Tin Tin trainer Lee Duncan advocates kindness in training, urging sincere, heartful commands and avoiding cruelty.
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Yukon King
Preston
Ciro
Neal
St. Bernard
Rin ‘Tin Tina
Lee Duncan
Paul Weinhold Honored At CSU Honor Night
Two Colorado State University athletes were honored at the annual Honor Night program. Paul A. Weinhold of Greeley, Skyline Conference wrestling champion, received the Merch Scholarship for outstanding chemistry contributions toward graduation in June. Fred J. McCay of Indianapolis won the Eddie Hanna Memorial Award for financial need and academic promise.
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Colorado State University
Paul A. Weinhold
Greeley
Skyline
Merch
Leremonies
Eddie Hanna
Fred J.mccay
Indianapolis
Aggie
Kansas State Twins Crowned Queens of Oil Show
Kansas State College twins from Manhatten were named Queens for the Rocky Mountain Oil & Gas Show in Casper on September 19 2 They are Charlotte and Charlene Sirah both 19 with dark hair and blue eyes The selection was announced Monday among five finalist pairs Doris and Donna Geis Janice and Joyce Graham Doris and Delores Jensen and Glynda and Lynda Roach were the other finalists.
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Kansas State College
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Charlene Sirah
Rocky Mountain Oil & Gas Assn
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Donna Geis
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Joyce Graham
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Delores Jensen
Polson
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Glynda
Lynda Roach
Santa Fe
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Mosses and fungi cataloged in Great Smoky Mountains Park
In Gallinburg Tennessee researchers report 1800 plus fungal species 330 moss and liverwort varieties and 290 lichen varieties observed in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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Gallinburg, Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Brewery Cooled America Milestone in Alexandria
In 1880 the Alexandria brewery installed the first commercial air conditioning plant. John Portner, a leading figure in the project, welcomed the innovation as a milestone for the industry in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Alexandria
John Portner
Brown Bear Raids Chicken Houses Near Pikes Peak
In the Pikes Peak watershed area a brown bear raided local chicken houses. Tom Remington, the watershed city caretaker, said a bear killed four hens and two bantams at his home. Glyde McReynolds, the chief caretaker, was awakened four times to chase the intruder from fourteen chickens. Mrs McReynolds called the bear "a beauty" while her husband used stronger words.
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Colonado
Pikes Peak
Tom Remington
Glyde McReynolds
Pravda Sees British Trade Move as Policy Defeat
Moscow reports Pravda calls Britain's relaxation of trade controls with Red China Washington's greatest diplomatic defeat. The Soviet Communist party daily cites press reactions from Peiping Paris Rome and London to claim widening Britain US rifts.
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Britain
China
Washington
Soviet Communist Party
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United States
Peiping
Paris
Rome
London
Sauce Thrown Rage Ends in Gunfire at Philadelphia Restaurant
James Charleston 38 confronted Mark Soo's Restaurant staff over sauce. He spilled a bottle on his meal after mistaking it for milder seasoning, then chased owner with a knife and hurled chairs. Soo fired rounds with a pistol as Charleston fled toward police arriving at 2:30 a.m.
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Philadelphia
James Charleston
Charleston
Mark Soo
Soo
Seo
Reastaurant
Mizell Near World Record Jump Interrupted by Snake
Miss Louise Mizell nearly equaled the world record for the standing broad jump when she saw a water moccasin crawling across her shoe while standing near her parked car on Main Street. She received congratulations from bystanders in Blytheville Arkansas Friday.
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Blytheville
Ark
Louise Mizell
Main Street
Snake Under Hood Halts Car Sale In Muddle
A snake hid under the hood of Miss Mizell’s car as she announced an engagement. The reptile vanished after the vehicle was taken to a service station and no attendant noticed it. The snake was never found.
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Mizell
Government builds 645 colonies for East Pakistan displaced
India announces 645 colonies in New Delhi to house displaced East Pakistan refugees. Ad insert promotes S and H Green Stamps at Rexall stores Gilbert Bishop and Waldorade Drugs.
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India
East Pakistan
Rexall
Gilbert Bishop
Waldorade Drugs
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