Vanadium Firms Acquitted Tuesday in Denver
A Denver federal court acquitted Union Carbide & Carbon Corp. Vanadium Corp. of America and Union Carbide subsidiary Flec Metalurgical Sales Corp. on charges they conspired to monopolize the vanadium market. The eight trial days ended with a hung jury in a prior trial and today’s verdict followed long deliberations.
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Denver WI
Federal District Court
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp
Vanadium Corp. of America
Union Carbide
Flecra Metalurg
Brotman Appointed Uniform Law Board in Colorado
Governor McNichols reappointed Rep. Donald G. Brotzman of Boulder to a new three year term on the unpaid Uniform State Laws Commission. Brotzman must be confirmed by the Senate. Other Colorado members include John C. Vivian, Henry Toll and Joseph Dolan with terms not expiring this year.
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McNichol
Donald G. Brotzman
Boulder
McNichols
Brotzman
Uniform State Laws Commission
Senate
Colorado
John C. Vive Ian
Henry Toll
Joseph Dolan
McNichols Promises Action On Coors Hiring Probe
Colorado Governor McNichols said a probe would review reports that a Colorado School of Mines athletic official offered a youth with a scholarship a summer job at the Coors brewery in Golden. International Brewery Workers rep James C. Chandler confirmed the letter exists, while parents fear loss of their son's scholarship. Governor spoke with Mines President Vanderwilt and said the check would occur as soon as possible.
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McNichols
Thorugh
Colorado School of Mines
Coors Brewery
Golden
James C. Chandler
United Brewery Workers Local 36
Nichols
John W Vanderwit
Vanderwilt
Obedient Burglar Granted Clemency
Denverity Denver bor der Vigil Alfonso was granted five years probation by Dist. Judge Edward Pringle. Vigil, father of nine, was arrested March 7 after being caught by Raquel Cordova in his west Denver grocery store. he called police at Cordova's request.
Veterinarian Ben Shambaugh Named State Veterinarian
Dr. Ben Shambaugh age 42 of Longmont assumed the post as state veterinarian succeeding the late Dr. John Childs. Shambaugh was chosen by the State Civil Service Commission and approved by Governor McNichols after 14 years in private practice in eastern Kansas.
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John Childs
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State Civil Service Commission
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Kansas
Racegoer Thief Steals Ring At Nicosia Racetrack
A thief at the Nicosia Cynrus track seized speed to act as four horses toppled. He entered the track and took a jockey’s ring, then hurried to the racing quarters and stole the same wallet from a jockey.
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Ala
Nicosia
Cynrus
Draft Board Veterans Are Honored Tues
Selective Service on Tuesday honored long serving draft board members from 1940 to 1943 as World War II and Korean conflict veterans. The celebration highlighted 3S members of 16 local boards with 15 years on the job, often under tough conditions and without pay.
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Arthur Edson
Washington Wo
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Korea
Armed Services
Tennessee
Wheat Allotments For No Wheat Farms Announced
Weld county ASC chairman William Morehead says farms with no wheat seeded for grain in 1955, 1916, or 1987 may apply for 9st wheat acreage allotments. Eligible farmers must submit written applications to the county ASC committee by July 1, 1957, with blank forms available at the county clerk in Greeley.
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Weld County Agricultural Stabilization
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Fireeley
Colorado to buy Chevrolets at state prices across departments
Colorado state purchases five ten cylinder Chevrolets at 1002 each, eight cylinder models priced up to 1489, Edwards Chevrolet Co of Greeley bidding 140208 for five and supplying 11 eight cylinder cars at 1469 each. Buick Chevrolet of Fort Esche is selling three eight cylinder units at 1832 each, pickups 1275 to 1305, Fort Morgan Company five four door eight cylinder station wagons at 1724 each. No taxes, bids made by factory, not local dealers.
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Colorado
Chevrolet
Wales
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General Motors
Four Appointments Made in State Education Dept
Denver official H Grant West announced four professional appointments in the State Education Department approved by the State Board of Education. Nick Rossi becomes consultant in the division of research. Ward Vining, superintendent of schools at Wray, becomes consultant in federal aids in the finance division. Dr Clifford Bebeil of the University of Denver becomes director of the division of curriculum service. Dr W TD Asfahl, director of the school of education at the University of Denver, becomes consultant in the division of school district reorganization.
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Wray
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Tthe
West
Frightened Deer Slaughtered by Denver Officers
A frightened young buck deer roamed north Denver Tuesday, entering St Elizabeth Retreat and weaving through alleys and windows. Police and State Game and Fish chased it for two hours before two officers finally cornered and shot it dead.
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Yandoa Cross Yards
St. Elizabeth Retreat
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Harold Sear
Wayne Nash
Charles Hector
Seaton Faces Mixed Signals From Senate Over Mineral Policy
Interior Secretary Seaton drew praise from several senators after testifying on a broad mineral policy plan. President Eisenhower backed a program urged by cabinet members, proposing expanded research and exploration, fiscal support, and an import tax on lead and zinc with price-based suspensions.
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O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Higher Radiation Found at Boise and Other Cities
Washington health officials reported noticeably higher radiation readings in weekend air samples from Baise Salt Lake City and Phoenix though ground level gamma readings remained near normal. The service awaits data from Las Vegas and Baise while Cheyenne showed no significant change and Avonv monitoring seeks water sample checks.
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Atomic Test Organization
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Health Service
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Aoive
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Wyo
Bussel Plans Amsterdam Tram and Trailer Fleet Upgrade
Amsterdam shifts to tram and trailer transport with a program to scrap over two percent of the bus and streetcar fleet. A ducert system will connect trailers to trolleys via an intercepic passageway, expanding city transit with new tram and trailer sets.
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Contract Board Balks at More land for Cole
Denver reports a contract between Colorado State University Fort Collins and the State Dept of Natural Resources for a land development and conservation study of agricultural resources. A team of CSU experts led by Avery Bier will prepare the report with a fee up to 2.0 and a cost of 514 to be funded by June 30, salaries not included.
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Terrell
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Donald F. Herver
Colorado's Annual Operating Cost Reported at $265 Million
The Colorado state operating expenditures for the fiscal year starting July 1 are estimated at $265,508,205. The House-Senate Appropriations subcommittee, via Permanent Secretary Marty Allen, cites breakdowns for education, welfare, highways, and institutions with a portion funded by federal aid. In Algiers, Khoussa Adda and his nephew were found burned to death, marking another anti-Nationalist violence incident amid heightened tensions.
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Adda
Three Specialists Appointed to CAES in Colorado
Three new specialists were named Tuesday to the Colorado Agricultural Extension Service. Clark Hoffman becomes Sedgwick County agricultural agent, Donald W. Acott of Julesburg will succeed as extension livestock specialist, and Dr. W al Sterling Brown replaces Dr. A A Go derman as extension veterinarian.
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Colorado Agriculture Extension Service
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Sedgwick County
Donald W. Acott
Julesburg
Wal Sterling
Nllman
H. A. Sandhourt
Fort Morgan
Colorado State University
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Sedgwick
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Willl
Harry Smith
CSU
Brown
A. A. Gooderman
Heas
Mexicoo
Colorado Cattle Feeders Assn
Jam W. Brown Jr
Plains Field Station Observes 50th Birthday in Akron
Akron Colorado June 28 50th anniversary field day at Central Great Plains Field Station three miles east of Akron features tours in the morning. Exhibits include dryland crops barley oats winter wheat grass fortisty plots shelterbelt soil removal and moisture conservation plots.
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Akron
Colo
Central Great Plains
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Fastern
Colorado Range
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Agricultural Ressearch Service
Dept. of Agriv
Devon firm claims spillproof paint innovation
A Devon England firm announces a paint that supposedly will not spill when containers are turned upside down, enabling brushes to hold more paint than usual. The claim emphasizes visual consistency and reduced waste, suggesting practical benefits for painting jobs.
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England
Stock Market Irregular After Supreme Court Ruling
New York stocks closed mixed as traders digested the Supreme Court decision affecting Du Pont and General Motors. Chemicals slipped while aircraft and steel showed mixed gains after a volatile session. The Associated Press average fell slightly as rails and utilities moved differently, with cigarettes reacting to a cancer study report.
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du Pont
U. S. Supreme Court
General Motors
High Court
Aircrafis
American Cancer
Industrists
Raily
Beer Consumption Shows Decrease in May Denver
Denver Secretary of State George J. Baker reported May beer consumption at 1,583,975 gallons, about 3 percent lower than May last year. The State Liquor Dept. monthly report shows total May tax receipts at 331,698, with spirits tax up 2,543 to 274,146 while beer and wine taxes declined.
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Colorado
George J. Baker
State Liquor Dept
Baker
Tax figures show month’s revenue and reductions
The report lists discounted beer revenue and tax collections for the month. It notes a reduction of 21,687 dollars and total collections of 48,919 dollars, alongside a down payment of 19,695 dollars and 51,612 in other figures.
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