Northern Weld FA Action Body Holds Meeting
Thirteen Farmers Union members from Ninn Pierce and Carewere present at the meeting held at George Nall Sr. home east of Pierce. M J Wiel presided. plans discussed for the regular meeting at the Nuan Municipal hall on June 6. A budget fundraiser pie social was decided with all women bringing pies. coffee and refreshments provided. dancing planned. David Nathaner of Weld County Farmers Union invited.
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Hem
Ninn
Pierca
Care
Val Noo
Cin Action Gillay
George Nall Sr
Pierce
M. J. Wiel
Nuan Muiniapal Hal
Abs
David Naihaver
Eed
David Nathaner
Weld
Eniot
Gavares
Eversunn
Biggest Washington Lobbyists Reported in First Quarter
A report on lobbying by groups and individuals in the current Congress shows the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association leading with expenses of 23,000 plus. The Congress of Industrial Organizations ran second with 217,174, followed by the American Federation of Labor at 195,000. The National Association of Telephone Companies spent 61,610, the General Gas Communities Fort Worth 27,265, and the American Farm Bureau Federation 24,000. The National Federation of Trade Office Clerks listed 22,000 amid pay-raise debates for postal workers.
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Washington Ox
Itilive
Ple
Kexston
Wink
Eaven
Legislatuve
Niingal Rural Electric Cooparative Asan
Congress of Industrial Greanations
CIO
National Federation of Tratoffice Clerks
Down Ender Crop Dips in New Zealand 1954 Output
The New Zealand harvest for 1954 shows a significant drop from the prior season with total production around 360 000 bushels. Output slipped from the previous year’s level as the crop struggled to reach the 40 000 bushel mark in key areas.
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Auckland
Zealand
Lamar Slayer Convicted of Second Degree Murder
The trial found John William Ret Wey, 87, guilty of second degree murder for the fatal shooting of Kevin Fob, 28, and Fred Faurat, 40, with the jury also ruling Settler sane at the time. Sentencing was delayed a day to allow defense to seek a new trial.
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Lamar W
John William Ret- Wey
Kevin
Khowting
Fred Faurat
Alfred Arras
Altorneya
Fino
Rail Strike Shocks Britain's Industrial System
Britain faces a deep rail strike crippling transport and industry. Prime Minister Eden plans a Sunday night broadcast as unions press for concessions. Trains run at about one fifth normal, with factories reducing hours and overtime to sustain supplies amid escalating disruption.
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London
Eden
Ministry of Labor
Ageng Cn
Tich Haty
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers
Rhoeburghers
Essex
South ‘End
TRH
Lawmaker Seeks Union Registration as Communist Fronts
Representative Walter H Pay urged Attorney General Hrownell to compel two former CIO unions, the International Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers and the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America, to register as Communist dominated under the Smith Act. He claimed the move would block work permits for Mexican and Canadian nationals in the United States and force alien workers to seek other unions, affecting about seven thousand workers at mines and smelters on both sides of the border.
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Washington
Walter H
Hrownell
International Mitte, Mill & Smelter Workers
United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America
Roth Wecs
CIO
Campunist
Walter Feed Broawnell
U.S
Cewo
Walter
UnaAmerican Activities Committee
Wolons
APL
U. S
County Court Grants Interlocutory Divorce Decrees
Mrs Barbara Shively of LaSalle W A N is granted an interlocutory decree of divorce from William H Shiveley on cruelty grounds. Decree restores Barbara Gustafson maiden name. Mrs Sune Rowse Sharp of First Stone granted an interlocutory decree from John Jark on Sharp grounds of mental incompetence. Custody of the couple's minor child awarded to Mrs Shara.
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Barbara Shively
LaSalle Wan
William H. Shiveley
Barbara Gustafson
Sune Rowse Sharp
Firrstone
John Jarkon Sharp
Shara
Nixon's Rotary Talk Sparks Astonishment in Washington
Washington officials expressed astonishment and anger after Vice President Nixon urged a potential summit with Soviet and Western leaders. The State Department rejected backing his remarks while White House officials weighed the implications of such diplomacy and possible nuclear war risks.
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Nixon
Rotary Clubs
Washington
State Department
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Britain
Nisoil
He Hughest
West Side
Sixen
Stata
Rotary
Nexa
Tve
Dulles
Nizon
Bandits Miss Heist Pushing Loot From Wille Banked cash left near block
In their haste the bandits overlooked ten thousand dollars in Wille and then left two hundred dollars in cash in the getaway wreck they abandoned twelve blocks from the bank.
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Wille
Galeton Farm Bureau hears bills and gas tax update
Members of the Galeton Farm Bureau heard a report on the federal gas tax and current legislative bills presented by Victor Schwartz. Visitors Arthur Andersen and Richard Neubauer spoke, while Jimmie Pappenheim and Marilyn Carlsan performed, and Turkish farming slides were shown by Yilmaz Sazek. Sessions were chaired by Dave Kreps with a new member welcomed.
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Galeton Farm Bureau
St Che
Galeton Schaul
Victor Schwartz
Arthur
Walter Johnson
Jimmie Pappenheim Af Eaton
Marilyn Carlsan
Katon
Flash Brown
Colorado A&m College
Yilmaz Sazek
Istanbul
Turk
Turkey
Oscar Swanson
Hay Groves
and Mee Salter Johnson
Fire damages barracks at Ft Carson on Friday
A fire swept through a barracks building at Ft Carson Friday afternoon causing about 25000 dollars in damage. There were no injuries. The total loss was estimated by First National Bank and the postmaster’s office.
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Ft. Carson
Colorano
Et. Carson
First la. John
Refugee from Palestine Brought to U S by Area Youths
Young Presbyterians from Colorado's Boulder Presbytery organize to bring 18 year old Palestinian refugee Andrew Sammoury to study electrical engineering at Hastings College Nebraska. Several hundred youths from 22 Westminster fellowships raised funds for his travel and four years of tuition and expenses. He is expected to arrive June 18.
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Denver
State Tax Take Shows Gain in May
May state revenue totaled 12,939,483, up over 3.5 million from 1954. The rise is about 40 percent. For five months this calendar year revenue exceeded 64 million dollars versus last year's similar period. Eleven months hit a record 144,144,226. The prior year for the same span was 95,188,645, a gain near 18 million or over 1 percent.
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Earl Elevita
California Executes Woman and Two Men Professional Killers
California carried out the executions of a woman and two men described as professional killers at San Quentin. Narbaéra tiraham, Jack Santo, and Rannet Perkins faced their death sentences after last minute legal delays, with Santo and Perkins executed three hours after the woman. The trio were convicted of the brutal murder of a Burbank widow, Mere Graham, and linked to other crimes from 1951 and 1958. The American Bible Society reported distributing over nine million Bibles and parts in 1954.
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Ban Quentin
San Quentin
Wat Chanihar
Narbaéra Tiraham
Jack Santo
Rannet
Perkins
Ann
Burbank
Calif
Mere
Graham
Promounend
Santo Amt
The
American Bible Society
United States
Cattlemen Meet at A and M Camp June 20-23
Cattlemen gather at Colorado A and M campus in Fort Collins for a four day event starting June 20 with wives and auxiliary groups joining. The agenda includes a panel on beet price outlook and talks by Gov. Johns son, B. Jensen, farm economist from the University of Minnesota, Collins of Kit Carson, National Cattlemen Alan, and T. C. Byerly from Beltsville Agricultural Research Center.
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Fort Collins
Weve Assa
Colorado
Uw Calorady Vowbelles
Women's
Gov. Johnssones
BB. Jesness
University of Minnesota
Collins
Kit Carmo
Alan
T. C. Byerly
Agricultural Research Center
Beltsville
House Committee Seeks Social Security for All Servicemen
A special committee in Washington proposed bringing all service members under the social security system, replacing the current $10 life insurance plan. The plan, drafted after months of study, aims to gain broader support and was discussed with President Eisenhower on Thursday.
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House Committee
Washington
Hardy
Hey
Fisenthower
Quirino in Tokyo Deceived by Emperor and Press
Quirino former president of the Philippines visited Tokyo with his daughter and was deceived by the Emperor and the press during the trip.
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Tokyo
Filpidia Quirino
Philippines
Quirino
Farm Bureaus Host at Estes Park Conclave
Farm Bureaus gather at Estes Park for a Western Region conclave to discuss membership growth, education, and community service. The three day session moves among the 11 western states with panel discussions on courses and recreation, plus aims to strengthen economic and social initiatives.
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Estes Park
Colorado
Hureci
YMCA
Estes Jap
Burean
Themnrs
Farm Bureau
America
State
Lstate
Wesern
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