Memorial Day Holiday Traffic Toll Tops National List
During the four day Memorial Day weekend a high number of traffic deaths occurred across the United States. California recorded 87 fatalities, Texas 92, North Dakota 1, and overall totals exceeded the prior year’s long weekend. The National Safety Council praised drivers and law enforcement for a safer holiday period. An across‑the‑board state tally followed, listing deaths and other incidents by state with figures perilous to public roads.
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Ariana
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
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Georgia
Stland
Minos
Three Die in Worcester Hotel Fire
A five story wood and brick Hotel Pleasant in Worcester suffered a devastating blaze in the pre-dawn hours. Three people died and eight were seriously injured with more than a dozen rescued. Firefighters battled flames from multiple sides as guests and guests’ families faced chaos. Authorities could not determine the fire’s origin immediately.
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Worcester
Mass
Pleasant
Joan
Wren
City Hospital
Hotal
Des Moines Man Among 400 at Oroke University Spring Commencement
Ray L. Smith Jr of 1838 Seventh Avenue Greelay Calo was among about 400 graduates receiving degrees and certificates at Oroke University s seventy sixth annual spring commencement at the Malthouse. Smith earned a bachelor of divinity candidacy in the College of Divinity and had previously earned a degree from Denver University. He was ordained into Christian ministry in September 1986 at the First Christian Church in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ray L. Smith, Jr
Seventh Avenue
Greelay
Calo
Oroke University
Rake University
Smith
College of Divinity
Thisbe Smith
Denver University
Dost
Sith
Christia
First Christian Church
Trake University
Christian Church of
Smari
Wackentiy
Femur Croce
Daucher
Cheslar W. Keight
Fourteenth Avenue
Top Riders Gather for Greybull Show Invitation List
The event draws top riders from the United States and Canada including Grey Bull Days champion Jiro, Post Falls Idaho rider Ted Chpenhaver, and 1956 Canadian saddle bronc champ Tob Robinson Calgary. Invited competitors include Roden Cowhayr Assn saddle bronc champ and Willie Sanderan of Walla Walla. Officials expect a strong field as riders confirm participation this week.
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United, States
MO Jiro Hdi
Ted Chpenhaver
Post Falls
Idaho
Saildin Brone Champ
Tob Robinson
Calkary
Alberta
Fras
WI Sanderan
Walla Walla
Wash
Doane Hewat
Supreme Court Orders Rehearing On Smith Act Clause
The Supreme Court Monday ordered reargument of Smith Act cases testing the knowing involvement clause. The cases heard last term stalled for a decision, with reargument set for the new term beginning Oct 1. Defendants include Dunis F. Scales and Claude M. Lightfoot challenging the clause's validity.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Clawan
Smith
Two Hurt In 3 Car Crash On Tenth Street
Two passengers in a late model Mercury wagon were injured in a three car wreck on Tenth Street near Fourfront. Jeanette Grashall and Juan Groshall, both of Thaman Ritlored, were taken to Javeland with neck lacerations and a head wound. Grosball, driving west on Troth Street, said the other vehicle collided after he turned, pushing another car into a parked Chevrolet. Damages were reported at $250 to the Grashall wagon and $150 to a second vehicle. Police gathered details at the scene.
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Tenth Street
Yvonne Ahegh
Butas
Wile
Sapien
Tir Ashley Nelson Grashall
Jeanette Grashall
Juann Groshall
Thaman
Javeland
Groshell
Stellan Woron
Troth Street
Lester Davison
Kim Longworth
Eurh Ane
Tillhorn
Merriry
Ny Lavise Harner
West Venth Street
North Eurb
Billhorn
Grashall
Wigan
Bill’ Horn
Ihe Hornecker
Caution Urged in Cutting Tax by Expert Panel
Expert economists told Congress the economy shows resilience with high activity but no reversal. They urged cautious tax cuts aligned with current deficits and government outlays as the downturn in growth appears temporary and recovery may be gradual over the next few years.
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Congress
Economists and Businesss Inc
Hamstley
Cork Gu
Postiyar Hoom
Irvin Frient
University of Pennsylvania
San Diego Youth Sought for Slaying
San Diego youth remains sought by authorities in a fatal shooting near Evanson 10 miles east of Evanston Wyoming. Larney Howard a 42 year old man from Gump in Palit was killed by a gunshot wound Thursday. A caroner's jury filed in Mawaril canty to his death. Dale Swafford 18 was seen in Liberal and is connected to the investigation. Uinta County Sheriff Frank Ja Narramarn said more charges have been filed.
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Evanston
Wyo
San Diego
Calif
Larney Howard
Evanson
U.S. Highway 20
Mawaril Canty
Dale
Swafford
Uinta County
Frank Ja. Narramarn
Monard
Copper Supply at Record High for Last Decade
The nation's total copper supply including refined material and scrap reached 18000 units, the Caminerre Drgt reported Monday, marking the highest level in ten years. Copper consumption fell from 2.09900 to 1.56, the Pane Rept noted, suggesting a slower pace for brass mills and foundries.
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Washington
Geologist Dies Former USGS Director Walters Mendenhall
Washington mourns the death of unWalters Mendenhall a longtime director of the U S Geological Survey who retired in 1A after 43 years with the agency. Born in Marlboro Cheshire his passing was reported Sunday by local officials.
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Washington
Walters
Mendenhall
U.S. Geological Survey
I Marlbora
Chis
Eisenhower seeks 143.5 million for Post Office cuts
President Eisenhower asked Congress for a supplemental appropriation of 143.5 million to prevent substantial mail service reductions starting July 1. The request follows a previous 3.192 billion package and White House statements that current funding would be insufficient to avoid service curtailment. Postmaster General Summerfield warned mail deliveries might be eliminated without the funds.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Cress Fierady
Jayse
James C. Hagerly
Hagerty
Summerfield
Summerfild
White House
Calf Killed When Hit By Car East of Here
A calf was killed when struck by a car driven by Francis K Stanek Jr of Omaha Nebraska seven miles east of Kersey on Sunday. Stanek was unable to stop the vehicle a 1951 Chevrolet sustained about 50 dollars in damage. State Patrolman Delphin Padilla investigated the crash.
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Omaha
Neb
Kersey
Highway Patrol
Stanek
Delphin Padilla
Woman Delivers Quadruplets in London Hospital
Mrs Calla Philip aged 28 gave birth to quadruplets all girls after winning a 34.566 to 1 bet with a bookmaker's wife. A hospital spokesman said mother and babies are doing well with weights from 4 pounds 2 ounces to 2 pounds 8 ounces. Quads occur in Britain roughly once in 694 566 births.
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London
Calla Philip
Britain
Bookmobiles Visit Severance for Summer Library Run
Bookmobile from Weld Pewinte Library will tour Severance for a summer collection at Jack Schneider's home. The vehicle will stop there bimonthly, bringing books to residents.
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Severance Severance
Pewinte Library
Jack Schneider
Lightning Kills 19-Year-Old Girl in Greenbrook
A lightning bolt struck a 19-year-old girl named Patricia O'Neil while she sat along a handrail during a thunderstorm in Greenbrook Pack. The tragic incident occurred Sunday and is under investigation by local authorities.
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Greenbrook
Patricia O'Neil
Three Monte Vista Residents Injured in Greeley Crash
Three Monte Vista residents were hurt in an automobile accident near Sixteenth Street and Twentieth Avenue in Greeley Monday. Leah Todd, 66, suffered a left wrist fracture and cuts, Mabel Wood, 68, had a scalp laceration, and Elmer Todd, 67, also had a scalp laceration. They were taken to Weld County General Hospital. Leah Todd was admitted while the others were treated and discharged. Details of the crash were unavailable at noon Monday.
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Sixteenth Street
Twentieth Avenue
Sam
Leah Todi
Mabel Wood
Elmer Todd
Weld County General Hospital
Leah Todd
Lebanon Ousts Syrians Amid Pro-Western Tensions
A Syria report claims Lebanon has expelled many Syrians labeling them undesirable following unrest in the pro-Western Arab state. The action underscores regional friction and refugee tensions after last week’s events in Damascus.
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Syria
Levan
Ton
Arab Republic
Senate panel amends civil rights bill to require jury trials
The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced a jury trial amendment to the civil rights bill, a major setback for the administration. The panel also failed to strike a section creating a presidential commission to investigate civil rights complaints, in a 5 5 vote behind closed doors chaired by Eastland. The jury trial provision would apply to federal injunctions enforcing voting and broader rights, with six Democrats and one Republican supporting it and three Republicans opposing.
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Presidential Commission
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Windsor residents prepare Denmark visit voyage and local club notes
Theo Sorensen and Mrs Sorensen plan a summer trip from Denver to New York then sail aboard the Stockholm to Copenhagen visiting Miss Karen Christensen and other Danish relatives. Sorensen and family have a long U.S. history with Windsor roots, farming in New York before returning west in 1916. The Windsor Lions Club annual Ladies Night met at the Starlite cafe with guests from Australia and Lions officials. numerous service awards and new members were announced as the club prepared for the Aspen state convention.
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Kansas City
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Australia
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Warren Lowell
Lions International
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Dick Casten
Oliver Swaney
Craig Morton
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Iienty Rute
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M. A. Stevenson
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Casten
Flomald Felte
Paul Felte
Promotion Elevates Robb to Lieutenant Colonel in Hawaii
Kenneth RB Robb son of Mr and Mrs Roy W Robb from Groalay Colorado has been promoted in Hawaii to lieutenant colonel as operations and planning officer of the Headquarters Detachment with the 25th Infantry Division Trains. He entered the army in 1990 and is a veteran of service in the Far East and Europe. He holds the Combat Infantryman Badge the Bronze Star Medal and the Purple Heart. His wife Gertrude accompanies him in Hawaii.
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Roy W. Robb
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Jaenty
Hawaii
25Th Infantry Division
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Europe
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Tire Cutting and Hub Cap Thefts Reported in Town
Douglas Smith on Belair Lane reported a tire cut from his 1953 Pontiac at the Columbine Baw parking area Sunday evening. Police also logged two hub cap thefts: Robert Holdren’s 1958 Mercury on Saturday and John Stevens’s 1948 Chevrolet on Saturday night, with losses totaling at least 40 dollars.
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Douglas Smith
Belair
Columbine Baw
Smith
Robert Holdren
John Stevens
Route 3
Colorado Theater
Burt Freeing Pigeon Causes Dallas Man’s Fall
Tom W. Harrington, 83, attempted to free a pigeon trapped in his roof. He slipped from a 32 foot height and suffered injuries while rescue efforts continued for the bird.
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Dallas
Tom W. Harrington
Peggy Joyce Cancer Diagnosis Reported at Memorial
New York actress Peggy Hawkins, famed glamour figure of 39 years ago, is listed in Memorial Hospital for cancer and allied diseases. In private life she is Peggy Hawkins Meyer, wife of Andrew C. Meyer. this marks her sixth marriage.
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Peggy Hawkins Foyer
Memorial Hospital For Cancer and Allied Diseases
Ordinance Referendum on City Alcohol Tax Proposal
The city of Greeley Colorado publishes notice of a tax proposal vote on a recreation fund ordinance. Voters will indicate support or opposition by marking the ballot at the polling place. The ordinance sets taxes and fees for cigarette sales and vending machines to fund establishment, operation, and maintenance of a city recreation point. Clerk’s signature confirms publication.
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Colorada
Thureday
Grrelne
Caintado
Lacensis
Greeles
Stark's Observes 60th Anniversary and Local Store Opening
Stark's Inc marks its 60th anniversary with a one year old Greeley furniture store at 718 Tenth Street. A Hearts Desire drawing will distribute favors to adults and children with no purchase required to register. The 8 p.m. Saturday drawing winner need not be present. The Stark family continues leadership with Middleton Stark and son Edwin. Local salesmen include Hugh Morris and Gren Nalley.
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Stark's Inc
Greeley
Tenth Street
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la Junta
Fort Collins
Pueblo
Middleton Stark
Soo
Edwin
Hugh Morris
Gren Nalley
Dog Show Here Sunday At Greeley Community Building
Greeley Kennel club hosts a Sunday dog show at the Greeley Community building. Judging starts 4 a m and continues through the day into the evening for final judging. About 387 dogs from many states compete in six groups, with best in show chosen from the top dogs in each breed and group. Judges include Dr Frank Porter Willer of Los Angeles and Derek G Repas of California.
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Greeley
Frank Porter Willer
Los Angeles
Derek G. Repas
California
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