Manua Loa Erupts With Record Lava Flow Toward Sea
Honolulu report details Manua Loa’s strongest eruption of the century. Lava streams threaten homes and Ohia lodge as residents are evacuated from Koua village and nearby areas. Seismic activity tallies rise with 65 earthquakes in 60 hours. observers warn the current burst may last longer than two weeks.
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Stanley Carter
Honolulu
Manua Loa
Homer
Koua
Tmhwall
Pacific
Poltes
Ohia Lodge
Tole
Lim
Opthalt
Yelcano
Eriest
Morton
Island of
Hawaii
United States
Tavker Ranch
Randh
Nau
Nnalehu
Walokinu
Onn
Ray Hy Phich
Finch
Birth Announcements From Weld County Public Hospital
A string of birth notices reports newborns delivered Saturday and Sunday at Weld County Public Hospital. Names include Tora Tove, Clarence McCord, Eugene Kaudt, Ole Bordien, Uns Florez, Adolph Toreoz, Ardair Bliss, Karl Elisa, W H Davis daughter, and Charles Albert Smith. Grandparents and residence details noted. one entry mentions Sgt William B Smith in the air force at Sheppard Field, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McCords
Fort Layton & Gon
Weld County Public Hospital
Bfrs
Ole Bordien
Galeton
Bock
William
Smith
Wichita Falls
Tex
Charles Albert
Charles Philips
Isabel Schneier Philips
Windsor
Albert Smith
Seventh Avenue
Cacalyn Philips
Air Force
Sheppard Field
Texan
Smiths
Burke Opens New Electrical Shop
Burke opens a new electrical shop at Twenty third avenue, promising contracting and all types of electrical work. He is an electrical engineer by training with two children, Karen and Kernesh, and his wife is Eva Roth. He previously served as chief electrician in the army with over two decades of experience in industrial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ois
Turke Tne
Ad Twenty Third Avenue
Rourke
la Salle
Eva Roth
Chayle Ing
Karen Ad Kernesh
Dy Lhirke
Andeas
Hin
Theft of carloads of carrots at Bright's Fish Market
Two carts of carrots were stolen from Bright's Fish Market at 1220 Koarth avenue. Pau Worthko operates the shop. Police say the thief forced a window and removed the cigarettes from a window sill.
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Bright's
Koarth Avenue
Pau! Worhtko
Play’s the Thing survey on television’s impact on youth
A school survey examined television's effects on pupils. It found over 40 percent would watch TV more seriously than study, suggesting TV shapes attitudes and attention in young audiences.
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Sta of the Cry
Ley
Phil
Driver Makes Big Impression On Tester
Mrs. Joseph Cayison 44 failed to complete a driving test after her car struck a wire fence and toppled a metal gate at the state examination building on West Sixth Avenue. Examiner Mrs. Amy Finnell 44 and Willard Fleming state safety supervisor were shaken but unhurt as the car crashed through the fence and shattered a windshield.
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Denver
Josephing Cayison
State
Weat Rixth Avenue
Amy Finnell
Willard Fleming
Committee To Review Veteran Hospitalization
President Truman appoints a committee to review the veteran hospitalization program. Lead members include Dr. Maw ard A. tusk of New York University and Bellevue, Abramson of Veterans Administration, and Rear Admiral Robert T. Denni han, with naval authority.
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Washington
Restfont
Truman
Arecancy
Maward A. Tusk
New York University
Callege
Mortciia
Nellevue Hospital
Author Abramson
Col Lincoln to Speak at Fort Lupton Farm Bureau Meeting
Colonel Lincoln head of the army engineers will address the Burt Lupton Farm Bureau at 8 p.m. Thursday June 8 at the Chamber of Commerce building. Major Miller will accompany him to discuss the Techanneling levee project on the South Platte between Littleton and Greeley and the Chatfield and Narrows reservoirs. The program aims to clarify river control goals for Weld county farmers with a Q and A session following the brief business segment.
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Col. Lincoln
Army Engineers Corps
Burt Lupton
Fork Lupton Farm Bureau
Weld County
P. Ts. Artese
Platte River
Army Engineer A Corps
Ahi
Farm Bureau
Fort Lupton
John F Buckendorf Pioneer Rancher Dies in Colorado
John Buckendorf 83 Larimer County pioneer cattleman died today in Fort Collins. Survived by 11 children, 56 grandchildren, 6 great grandchildren and 6 great great grandchildren. Born Iowa July 10, 1860, he came to Colorado with an ox team from Nebraska in 1875 and ran a Virginia Dale ranch for many years.
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Fort Collins
Jane
John F. Buckendorf
Larimer County
Buckendorf
Iowa
Colorado
Nebraska
Virginia Dale
Two Stolen Cars Reported in Local Patrols
Police hunted two stolen autos linked to local residents. A 1950 Buick Special was taken from a Cord Hill homeowner’s curb after 10 p.m. Saturday, while a 1983 Hudson Vedyn vanished from Armor A. Wolla on Seventh Street between Friday night and Sunday night. The vehicle thefts remain under investigation.
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Mauna Lox
Hae Wallan
Navy
Pervaona
Hendlulu
San Francisco
Cord Hill
Thirtienth Avenue
Armor A. Wolla
Dleventh Street
Tis Lime
Navy cut lowers Annapolis cadet appointments to four
Admiral J W Roper announced a retrenchment plan reducing academy cadet slots from five to four. He cited quarters and overcrowding and said the move saves about 28 million dollars by October 1960 while maintaining a brigade size of about 8,700 midshipmen.
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Annapolis
Areke
Nice Adm
J. W. Roper
Chief of Naval Personnel
Life
Roper
Mildshipmen
Aircraft Carrier to Host Café on Deck at Festival
The Campania, a veteran battleship converted into a floating exhibition, will tour Britain’s coast starting April 1964. Painted white, it will feature an open air cafe on its flight deck and serves as a Festival of Britain exhibit after its convoy battles.
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London
Campania
Rusela
Britain
Porte
Job's Daughters Public Installation Tuesday
Job's Daughters invites the public to attend the installation of officers at the Masonic temple Tuesday at 8 o'clock. Nancy Knight will be installed. Gertrude Stewart retires as head of the Gresley Bethel.
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Job
Masonic Temple
Nancy Knight
Ques
Gresley Bethel
Gertrude Stewart
Weld County hospital admissions and dismissals report
Admitted Saturday June 3 at Weld County Public hospital include Baby Benita Ranjal Kersey Mrs Ralph Davis Kersey Mrs Rose Bidwell Bonell home and others. Dismissals list Mrs Ralph Wood Endson 319 Twenty third Street Donald Ferrell 21 Sixth Street Mrs Jog Martinez Kersey Paul Mallon Grand Junction Cipino Martinez Greeley and more. Admitted Sunday June 4 include Mrs Mary French 608 Ninth Avenue A R Morrigan 312 Eighth Street Mrs Dolly Wilson Nam Mrs W A Stillwell Grover Florence Laws 8222 Eighth Avenue. Dismissals also noted and Tremisned from Osteopathic Memorial hospital Saturday June u. Admitted Sunday Adam Helzer Johnstown Mrs David Melche Derby Joe Conchola La Salle Disclosed Mrs Richard Cantrell and daughter Ci.
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Weld County Public Hospital
Benita Ranjal
Kersey
Ralph’ Davis
Rose Bidwell
Bonell
Ralph Wood Endson
Twenty-third Street
Donald Ferrell
Sixth Street
Jog ‘Martinez
Paul Mallon
Grand Junction
Ciptino Martinez
Greeley
Donald Vitus
Baventh Avenue
George Frager
Denver
Elmer Birch
Mary French
Ninth Avenue
A. R. Morrigan
Eighth Wrest
Dolly Wilson
Nam
W. A. Stillwell
Grover
Florence Laws
Eighth Avenue
Rosarly Hernandez
Johnstown
Susan Burcky
Tenth Street
Captain Meadows Reaches Japan with Eighth Army
Captain Wade D. Meadows of Greeley Colorado arrived in Japan and has been assigned to the Eighth Army Special unit in Yokohama. The report notes his transfer as part of ongoing U S forces in the region.
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Eighth Army
Yokobane
Japan
oCapt
Wade D. Meadows
Greeley, Cola
War service record of Captain Meadows in Yokohama
Prior to Japan he served with the 4d Armored Division Fi Knox Ky. In World War I he served with the 29th Infantry Division in the European Theater where he warned the Purple Heart and Branse Btar medals. ig wife Mrs Anna Meadows residing at 518 8th St Greeley until she receives travel orders to join her husband.
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Yokohama
Japan
Meadows
Knox
29Th
Anna Meadows
8Th St. Greeley
Acheson Says Mutual Defense Aid Will Not Reach Half Way Soon
Secretary Acheson told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that U S military aid to the non communist world will be less than half completed a year from now and that major progress may not reach 60 percent in the first two years of the program through 1961. Secretary Johnson echoed hope for an end to the task in 1963 or 1964. Also notes Brooklyn pitcher Preacher Roe, in his eighth major league season, has pitched 61 games and lost the same number since the Beason began.
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Washington
Blaza Acheson
Congress
America
Johnson
Havee Foreign Affairs Committee
Acheaco
Aris
Admauiry
Kes
D-Wva
Acheson
Secretaries of State and Defense
Brooklyn
Preacher Roe
Hie
Wort
Jost
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Manua
Stork Express
Tora
Orval Tove
Antlagon
Eugene Kaudt
Jackson Boulevard
Weld Conte Public Hospital
Uns Florez
Enton
Bynda Jones
Harn
Aed
Adolph Tore Oz
Third Street
Bandar
Weld Couity Public Hospital
Ardair
Bliss
Ventura
Calif
Elisses
Karl H. Elisa
Thirteenth Street
W. H. Davis
San Gabriel
Gullit
Davises
Satler
Davis
Beryl Stirlen
Frank Eurlen
California
Burke
Galveston
Sam Hedge
Chicago
Gitta Rauch
Bad Gleichenverg
Austria
Hedge
Col
Lincoln
Lupton
John F. Backendorf
Bs Cafe
Job's Daughters
West Gresley
Peterson
St. Pho Maj
Atk
Elowic
Fred Wilson
Senate
Grand Jury
Membara
Frank Costello
Ais Long Island
Gande Point
M. D
Elizabeth of
Gattilum
Lee Marolles
Brussels
Jorme 4
Leopold
ASKEY
Ruckers
Idaho
Balcom Industries Inc
10Th St
7Th St
Std Ave
Toffler-Robinson Motors, Inc
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