Partridge Leaves Tokyo for U.S. Air Defense Post
General Partridge departs Tokyo to assume command of United States air defense, turning Far East Air Forces over to General Laurence Kuter just before his 1954 to 195 even year tenure ends. The veteran officer, 96 years in service, had led Far East Air Forces since March 1954 and will oversee continental defense from Colorado.
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US Air Defense Post
United States
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Continental Air Defense
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Asia
Partridge
Far East Air Force
Laurence §. Kuter
Far East Air Forces
Aince
Denver and Kansas City Livestock Markets Summary
Market reports show cattle and hogs mixed to mostly higher across Denver and Omaha with feeders and higher prime categories advancing. Lighter lambs and shorn cuts gain modestly, while steady to higher quotes push for select lots and commercial cows hold firm. Kansas City notes uneven tone but general strength in choice steers and sired lambs.
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Siyong
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Moga
Barrows
Wilte
Ike
Ikehotee
Goring
Hich
God
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Otis
Abura
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Oshar Wliky Voebele Tombs
Anme
Frarlinga
Rhares
Kansas City
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Algo Kraringly
Peltera
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Siaughers Jamba
Jingsaleady
Civot
Pitts
Kansas Spring
Lambs
Janet
Vorweth
Local Market Update on Wheat Barley and Hens Prices
June 4 market notes show wheat at nine by Ontario terms, barley and eggs discussed with weights in pounds, Leghorn hens listed with varying weights, and spring chickens priced from under twelve pounds to over twenty nine. The fragmentary text references standard market categories and crude quotes for poultry and grains.
Geo Cox Quits Shoe Business After 52 Years
George Cox retires after a 62 year career in footwear selling. He sold over a million dollars worth of shoes, lived at 1208 Tenth Street, and remained active in Greeley through decades of work with Park Merchandise, Moody’s, Munsell New-Way, Eldred’s, and Randall’s.
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WSCS Methodists plan bimonthly meetings and events
Evans Evans introduces two monthly WSCS sessions at the church and home venues. First Thursday business and program, fourth Thursday social and study of approved books. Vacation Bible School starts Monday at 6 o clock at the Methodist church. Weekend visitors include the Reber and Rehmer families and others from Denver and Englewood.
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Reminiscences and Memorials From Windsor Families
Windsor residents host and visit relatives from Redding California with dinners and lawn parties. Memorial Day gatherings include Ray and Thompson families, Dr. Alt and others in Fort Collins Denver and Cheyenne. The Christian church officers were installed and Rebekah lodge observed memorial rites with a large turnout.
Independence Pass Opens for Summer Season
The Colorado Highway Department announced Thursday that Independence Pass, at 12,095 feet, is opened for the summer. The road on the state highway 82 link between Aspen and Leadville was closed in winter due to heavy snow and is now passable for the season.
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South drinks less beer in the South region study
A new survey shows regional beer drinking patterns with the central U S leading in beer drinkers. The West is just ahead of the South, while the South trails others. A fragment mentions a brief absence of relatives and relief care at a store.
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United States
Faint Clues From Daily Radio Page Readouts
Fragmented OCR notes show a radio listings page with times, show names, and program hints. Items mention market reports, weather, sports notes, and band lineups, with lines like Morning Market and Strike Up The Band indicating schedule fragments and local programming snippets.
Five men tied to a cash dividend robbery baffle troopers
An alert motorist reported five men dividing a money bag on a road near Traverse City Michigan. Troopers found the suspects at a nearby location. The group, described as student ministers, claimed they were using funds from a community fund, but the incident appeared as a robbery. The report notes confusion about motives and exact actions.
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Local Congregational pastor to move here this June
Rev. Paul H. Lee of Tulsa Oklahoma accepted a call as Pastor of the local Congregational church and will move his family here by June 15. He will begin services June 19 with wife and two daughters Sandra Celia and son Stanley. Christian church began its questionable school on Tuesday afternoon and will run through June 10 with daily sessions except Saturday. Superintendent Dan Billiempierin and teachers include Rev Jerk Schlieker, Marcia Hautenstrauch Lonetta Clary and Mrs James Chapin Floyd Preston J E Cutter James Farmer Dan Housley. West Side Social club received by Mrs Wallace Wagner Tuesday afternoon. Annual guest day planned for June 28 with hostesses Mrs Arvid Bengon Harald Brunkhardt D B Bosworth Mrs Elton Doughty Ralph Larson Blaine Dorsey in charge of refreshments. Program featured tan and acrobatic dances by Margaret Johnson accordion songs by Bobby Larson and poems read by Mrs Arvel Stewart. Mrs Wagner served lunch. Lutheran Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs Otto Anderson with opening devotions by Mrs Anders Anderson. Mrs William Hansen led program with readings. Mrs H M Graham entertained with naval numbers and closing prayer by Rev Glenn Stenholm. Hostesses served refreshments during social hour. Marin Hill arrived home after four years in Navy visiting California with brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Jack Close. They will visit his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Hill and Jack's parents in Greeley. Mrs Hazel Oppie and Mrs Joe Snow discontinued Coffee Cup cafe business Saturday. Oppie and granddaughter Sherri left for Oregon to join Oppie Lucille Thompson accompanied them to coast. Coffee Cup now operated by Mrs Kennath Morgan and her parents Mr and Mrs D Buchanan who recently moved from North Platte Nebraska.
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Gas Calms Turkeys Near Slaughter in Texas Tests
At College Station, Texas the United States Department of Agriculture conducts tests on using carbon dioxide to calm turkeys headed for slaughter. Researchers aim to make the process practical for commercial plants by reducing bird distress and preventing bruises broken bones and skin injuries during handling.
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United Statea Department of Agriculture
Visas to Israel Free for American Applicants
A notice states U S citizens may obtain visas to Israel without a visa fee. Applications in New York Chicago or Los Angeles will be accepted free. A tourist visa is valid for entry within four months of issuance and allows a three month stay.
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Security Program To Preserve American Rights Is Advocated
A proposed national commission would investigate the governments security program, with two senators, two representatives, two executives, and six private citizens, and would have subpoena powers to report on safeguards by December 1956. The plan, advanced by lawmakers Humphrey and Blents, aims to guard national security and preserve American rights amid loyalty program concerns. The measure drew support from both parties, despite opposition from former Sen. Harry Cain of Washington. It would require a comprehensive audit of current security practices across federal agencies.
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Ashes of Pioneer Smoke Jumper Strewn Over Forested Area
MISSOULA MONT. The ashes of Forest Service smokejumper K. Wagner Dodge were scattered over Idaho mountain country by an airplane piloted by Robert R. Johnson. Dodge, from Missoula, died recently of cancer. The ceremony included an aluminum cross made from Ford plane parts. A misengraved plaque reads R. Warner Dodge 1975 1955.
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Niles & Moser Cigar Co Sold in Multi City Deal
Kansas City report notes sale of Niles & Moser Cigar Co and affiliates in Denver and Dallas to Ray mond Stengel and Richard E. B. Dias. Buildings at Denver and Dallas units included. Stenzel elected president. 160 employees to be retained. Niles to remain active in civic and community affairs.
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Judge Dismisses Speeding Case After Truck Trail Run
MEMPHIS Tennessee Charles Jones faced a speeding charge for 39 miles per hour. He told Traffic Judge Beverly Dousbe his old truck stint wouldn't reach that speed. Rowshe reportedly took Jones' truck out for a trail run and managed to meet the city’s speed limit downhill, leading to dismissal.
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