Trinity Lutheran Graduates Four Sid Graders Wednesday
Commencement exercises were held at Trinity Lutheran School in Luther Hall at 7:30 p.m. The featured speaker was Gusland Teresa Wilt Wesch, assistant executive secretary of the Colorado district of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. Eighth grade graduates include Kristine Bishop Daniel Block Samuel Bruntz Gerald Coffey Burmita Einspahr Mike Gabbert and Thomas Kelsey Tim.
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Nancy
Mike Gabbert
Thomas Kelsey
Tim
Fire Chief 260 Badges Honor World Wide Prestiege
Boston conductor Arthur Fielder holds 260 honorary fire chief badges from around the world, reflecting a long career chasing fires and public service.
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Boston
Arthur’ Fielder
Saturday Keep America Beautiful Day Proclaimed in Greeley
Mayor Richard A. Perchlik proclaims Saturday as Scouting Keep America Beautiful Day urging all ages to join a nationwide cleanup effort. Weld County Red Cross announces a Volunteer Training Session June 8 at 6:30 p.m. to prepare volunteers for nursing home work. call 352-7212 before June 7. Meeting at First United Presbyterian Church parlor, 9th Ave and 14th St.
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Greeley
Weld County
Offit
Hed Cross
Heath Hazard
East Jd
Red Cross
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Boy- Scouts of “America
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Red Cross Volunteers Welcomed to Summer Service
The Weld County Chapter of the American Red Cross invites volunteers for summer service, offering a sack supper drink and dessert. A nation-wide poll in New York Post shows 48 percent favor admission of Communist China to the United Nations, with 27 percent against and 25 percent undecided, marking a shift attributed to China’s prominence and a visit by an American table tennis team.
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Red Cross
Weld County
American Red Cross
United Way
New York
Ltst
Louis Darris
China
United Nations
New York Post
Harris
Deaths Around The World Mark Noted Figures
Atlanta AP reports Dr Rolla E Dyer 84 former NIH director died of a heart attack linking cigarette smoking to lung cancer. In Florida Paul A Sevareid brother of Eric Sevareid died Wednesday. he led WTON TV and KMSP TV in the 1950s and 60s. A note mentions 1969 border vehicle crossings into West Germany.
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Rolla E.dyer
U.S. Public “Health Service
National Institutes “of Health
Petersburg
Fla
Paul A Sevareid
Minneapolis
Eric Sevareid
Washington
Cbs-Tv
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Kmsp-Tv
Printers' Wage Up Across Large Cities in 1924
Washington union wage rates for printing trades workers in cities with populations over 100000 averaged 4.97 dollars an hour last July 1. This marks a 6.3 percent rise or 38 cents over the prior year according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Washington
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America abroad critique of U S justice and policy shifts
A fragmented overseas column cites Henry Fairlie and Patricia on U S justice evolving to appear fair and politically cautious. Roberto Rivera notes U S leaders overreact to China policy while Filipinos discuss economic recovery. Knoxville data show TVA dams and visitors rising as Mansfield's move unfolds in a broader Asia Europe context.
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Welling
London Sunday Express
Henry Fairlie
U.S
Bobhy Scale
Patrlie
Roberto Rivera
Washington
Manila Evening News
China
Rivera
London
Philip
Harryson
Alton F . P
Econo
Knoxville
Tennessee
Valley Authority
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Europe
Columbhe Philippine- Herald
Dirau
America
Asia
First recognized transporta tion routes est were estab lished in 1847
In 1847 the Mormon migration to Utah established early transport routes. The movement marked the beginning of defined paths for settlers crossing into Utah.
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