Benson Warns Farmers Not To Expect Much from Soil Bank
Beaver Dam Wisconsin secretary Benson warned farmers that the soil bank will be small this year and not a drought relief or crop insurance program. He stressed the program aims to reduce surpluses and conserve soil by paying for idle cropland and conservation, with limited immediate impact on drought relief or credit needs.
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Beaver Dam
Wis
Retary of Apriculture Tenson
New Soil Bank
Benson
Washington
Rea Henson
Henken
Tenson
Gore Pass Route Opens After Landslide Repairs
The Colorado Highway Department announced Monday the Gore Pass route northwest of Krommilng is reopened after repairs from May landslides. The restoration enables normal travel on the mountain pass.
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Gore Pass
Denver 4
Krommilng
Wiley and McCarthy Clash Over Wisconsin Senate Primary
Senators Alexander Wiley and Joseph R. McCarthy clashed on the Senate floor over Wiley’s renomination bid. Wiley charged a ruthless purge by party opponents and cited a $150,000 pledge linked to Glenn Davis’s bid. McCarthy countered that Wiley had been rejected by the party rank and file.
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Washington
Alexander Wiley
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Senate
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Wiley
McCarthy
Hep
Glenn Davis
Auti Wiley
Davis
Ying-Makers
Davia
Stock Market Advances on Monday in Mixed Session
New York markets rose modestly on Monday with a hesitant trend and low volume. Railroads led gains along with aircraft, radio television, chemicals, airlines, and building materials. steels and motors were mixed. The Associated Press average edged up, volume around 1.5 million shares, the third-lowest of the year.
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Associated Press
Montana Delegates Seen For Kefauver And Kefauver
Montana's presidential primary will allocate 14 Republican and 16 Democratic votes. Kefauver runs unopposed in the Democratic race. Olsen and Aronson are key Republican contenders. Metcalf faces no opposition in the 3rd District renomination. Flare challenges in the 2nd District. Bonner and Olsen are main Democratic and Republican governors nominees respectively.
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Afonti
Montana
Kefauver
Eiseshawer
Som
S.C. Arnold
Senate
Lee Metcalf
Orvin B. Flarcy
Reek
Metealf
Flare
William A. Wall
Crew
Fourway
John W. Bonner
Alty
Arnold If. Olsen
Jtugo Aronson
Buena Vista Man Critically Injured In Road Crash
Buena Vista man Hob Wright was critically injured Monday when his car left a county road one mile south east of here and crashed into a fork strewn ditch. His passenger Jon Perry, also of Buena Vista, was seriously injured. Wright, a Climax Molybdenum Co employee, and Perry were taken by ambulance to Salida hospital.
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Buena Vista
Hob Wright
Here
Wright
Gar
Jon Perry
Salida
Perry
Climax Malybdenum Co
Britain To Consult U S And NATO Over Cyprus Crisis
Britain plans a broadened allied approach to resolve Cyprus tensions, aiming to broaden self rule and self determination. Field Marshal Sir John Harding met Cyprus leaders to review the situation with Colonial Secretary Lennly Boyd and General Staff Chief Sir Gerald Templer amid heightened security as riots and killings flare on the island.
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Britain
United States
NATO
Cyprus
Eden
John Harding
East Mediterranean
Alan Lennly-Boyd
Aavisera
Imperial General Staff
Gerald Templer
Body of Ray Ellison Recovered From Antonito Lake
The body of 15 year old Ray Ellison was recovered Monday evening from Cove Lake eight miles southeast of Antonito. Navy divers from the U S S Nereus found the body in a deep area after Ellison disappeared while paddling a homemade boat with friends following his June graduation. The lake, about three miles long and one mile wide, was searched after officers were alerted when the overturned craft and missing boy were found.
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Ray Ellison
Cove Lake
Here
State Patrol
Navy
Nereus
San Diego
Calf
Ellison
Antonito
Mis
Vexin
Tney
Driiling
Harbor Hotel owner plans pool and eight motor court units
Ralph Hinkson, owner of the Harbor Hotel in Steamboat Springs, said a year round heated swimming pool and eight motor court units will be built adjoining the hotel. The project depends on drilling not striking one of the area’s hot mineral springs. Hinkson, a former Denver businessman, bought the hotel recently from Ralph Zuschleg.
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Steamboat Springs
Ralph Hinkson
Harbor Hotel
Hinkson
Denver
Ralph Zuschleg
Forest Service appoints Hopkins to watershed center
Coloradoan Galista-Wall Hopkins named chief of the watershed management at the U S Forest Service experimental station to succeed Dr A Colman who died last March Hopkins leads the Marianna Florida research center and previously studied water yields erosion in the Rocky Mountains and worked on Colorado soil conservation He will assume duties in California around September 7.
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Berkeley
Galista
Wall Hopkins
Austria Rebreeds Ibex in Alpine Regions
Austria reports rebreeding efforts in Tyrol and Salzburg where ibex, once extinct, are being reintroduced. Mountain goats with large curved horns are released from protected regions in Stely to restore local populations across Alpine areas.
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Austeia
Vienna
Tyrol
Salzburg
Stely
Court docket reports careless and drunk driving charges
In the Courts 1 D. F. Matheson s JP Court Harry Beeler of Laporte charged with careless driving with 10 and costs Sehero Billarreal of Kersey charged with drunk driving and no operator s license with 3105 and costs Rosaline Sanchez of New Mexico and Dorothy E Ruddiesden of Greeley Spanish colony bound over for trial in district court on grand larceny charges
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Harry Beeler
Laporte
Sehero Billarreal
Kersey
Rosaline Sanchez
New Mexico
Dorothy E. Ruddiesden
Greeley
Senator's Flying License Suspended for 46 Days
An official of the Civil Aeronautics Board ordered State Sen. D. RC. Brown's pilot license suspended for 46 days after a hearing in Denver. The action cited Brown flying too low over Glenwood Springs in a Cessna 180 last December.
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Civil Aeronautics
Bard
D. RC. Brown
Carbondale
Fred FP. BiYartin Jr
Brown
Glenwood Springs
Oil and gas findings rise in Rocky Mountain region
A state by state report from the Independent Petroleum Assn of America shows large reserves found in Montana Wyoming Colorado Utah New Mexico and Nevada with extensive drilling across the Rocky Mountains last year. Wyoming led in crude production with 100473000 barrels and 93 511000000 cubic feet of natural gas reserves discovered total wells drilled and new oil and gas fields reported.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Independent Petroleum Assn. of America
PAA
FPAA
Hacky Mountain
Jeaa
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Nevada
Hocky
IPAA
Chase
Olorado
Reds Seek Consulate in Hong Kong
London reports China asks to establish a consulate at Hong Kong. The British Foreign Office says the request is under study. No Chinese government has had an official representative at Hong Kong since China ceded the island to Britain in 1840s.
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London
China
Hong Kong
Britain
Cleere Sees Palio Declining Disease in Colorado
Denver reports state health officials, led by Dr Roy L Cleere, declare polio nearing vanishing status. Dr Richard Treece notes only a small number of cases since January 1, with no Salk vaccination among victims. By contrast last year 789 cases were logged. immunization totals show 18 212 children with three injections and 71 267 with some vaccination.
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Denver
Roy’. L. Cleere
Colorado
Richard Treece
Pofio Hays
Polio Adviso ry Committee to discuss gradual vaccine withdrawal
In a meeting of the State Polio Advisory Committee held Tuesday, Cleave said the panel will seek guidance on winding down vaccine supervision and on spending a federal allocation near 190000 dollars to buy vaccines. He noted vaccine supplies are sufficient now or will be allocated in June to immunize the remaining Colorado children before July 1, signaling the approach of polio season.
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Cleave
Huesday
Italy
Heece
Colorado
Wheat Strong on Market Monday
Market Monday reports wheat closing higher with gains of 2 to 2 1/2 cents, corn up 2 1/2 to 2 1/2 cents, oats up 3/4 to 1 1/2 cents, and soybeans up about 4 to 6 cents. Beans showed mixed action while rye and other grains varied, with soybeans leading the upturn in futures.
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Ford
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Board of ‘Trade
Elise Strong
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