Democrats Sweep California Primary Votes Signal Change
California Democrats surged in Tuesday's primary with Edmund G. Brown leading a high turnout ticket for governor while Republicans trailed as Knowland failed to match Brown's statewide appeal. Cross-filing produced few winners outside a small Democratic bloc amid a shift in party fortunes.
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Werné Harner
California
Agai
Brown
Knowland
Brows
Goodwin Knight
U.S. Senate
Clair Engle
Red Chuit
Vandals hit Sand Hill Lake area stealing and damaging
Deputies report five children aged 7 to 12 from the same family vandalized the Knox home west of Fort Lupton, shot two pigs a dog two rabbits and a chicken, and looted cash and valuables totaling about 180. Items stolen include a rifle shells clothes a dress a dress and a jar of cash. The incident occurred Tuesday with details provided by the sheriff’s office on Thursday.
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Sand ‘Hu Lake
Fort Lupton
Shiff
Dewer Knox
Fort Laptop
Knox
Stork Express Notice for Firchtner Family Birth
Mr and Mrs Richard H Firchtner of 1425 12th Ave announce the birth of a son on Thursday June 5 at Weld County General Hospice West County General Hospital The Tribune Want Ads note the couple and the hospital involved and provide the standard birth notice for the local paper
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Richard H. Firchtner
Uae
Weld County General Hospice
Frank Atark
West County Ceneral Herpical
Dr Robert Runnells Plans National Chiropractic Convention
Dr Robert J Runnells of Greeley will attend the National Chiropractic Association 83rd annual convention at the Hotel Fontainebleau Miami Beach Florida June 15 20. Five day meeting features eighteen well known speakers plus four seminars and five panel discussions with over 1000 doctors from states and four countries expected to attend.
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Robert J. Runnells
Greeley
National
Chiropractic Associations
Hotel Fontainebleau
Miami Beach
Fla
Morehan
al States
Wiland
Lions To Aid in Selecting Fair Queen
The Greeley Lions club and Weld County Maevest committee will again select three Weld County girls to be queen and two attendants for the Harvest fair August 8 to 10. Lions clubs may sponsor candidates. past contestants are eligible but not for the year. Judging will occur at a Greeley Lions Luncheon and the winners will receive prizes including dresses, jewelry, a portrait, and will be featured in the July 4 parade and Harvest fair trophies. Last year’s queen was Barbara Reid of Gilcrest with attendants Vicki Tormey and Nancy Bishop.
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Greeley Lions Club
Weld County Maevest Fule Committee
Weld
Lions Club
Lions
Greeley
Dodd's
Jorlin's
Wells Jewelry Company
Jim Kadiecok Studio
Barbara Reid
Gilcrest
Vicki Tormey
Windsor
Nancy Bishop
Gill
Hopper District battles grasshopper plague in Colorado
Federal funds cover one third of spraying costs as state officials warn a potential catastrophe. Governor urges ranchers to prepare for a massive control operation. Experts from Washington and nearby states arrive with ground spraying gear to target hopper infestations across multiple counties.
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Civil Defense
Henry L. Laren
Colorado
McNichols
Washington
Leo Iverson
Agriculture Department
Washinguin
Baca
Benl
Kyowers
Elbers
HI Paso
Fremont
Kiowa
Kit Carson
Lincoln
Logan
Morgan
Puebly
Yuma
Cheyenne
Ike Seeks Foreign Aid Flexibility Separate From Security Bill
President Eisenhower seeks authority to spend foreign aid in Iron Curtain nations, but wants the power separate from the mutual security bill under Senate debate. Senate Republican Leader Knowlandsaid Ike would back an amendment allowing such spending if attached to the Battle Act, though he opposes linking it to the current security measure.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Iron Curtain
Senate
William F. Knowland
California
White House
GOP
Knowland
John YP. Kennedy
D-Mass
Moscow
Iran
Knawand
House Rejects Army Cut and Appropriation Passed
The House voted 224 to 158 to reject President Eisenhower’s plan to cut the Army to 870,000 troops for the coming year and approved a defense appropriation bill totaling 38.409 billion dollars. An amendment to finance a 4900,000-man Army for the year starting July 2 at an added cost of 98 million dollars was adopted, with the final bill passing 289 to 90 and heading to the Senate. Voting for the amendment were 173 Democrats and 51 Republicans. against were 42 Democrats and 128 Republicans.
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Washington
House
Hisenhower
Senate
Ophelis
Registration Deadline for Driver Education Class
The Community Activities commission offers a driver education course with a Saturday registration deadline. Five more students are needed to reach minimum enrollment. The first session is Monday at 1 30 in the Ag shop at Greeley high. Don Gorman leads instruction. weekly group meetings and individualized plans follow. The public schools car, sponsored by Garnsey and Wheeler, will be used. Since adult education began, seven classes have been held and about 75 have completed the course.
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Community Activities Commission
Greeley High
Don Gorman
Garnsey and Wheeler
Cliss
Sriver Education
Church of Christ Plans Bible School
The Church of Christ at 919 18th Ave will host a Vacation Bible School Monday to Friday for all ages through high school. Daily sessions run 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. For details, contact Paul Woods at EL 8-616.
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Church of Christ
18Th Ave
Paul Woods
Dist. Judge East of Trinidad Dies
TRINIDAD AP John L. East a veteran judge of the Third Judicial District died at his home Wednesday at age 72. East served nearly 18 years as district judge after four years as district attorney, succeeding A. F. Hollenbeck in March 1997 and retiring in January 1953.
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Trinidad
John L. East
Third Judicial District
East
A. F. Hollenbeck
War Chaplain John Duffy Dies After War Service
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Rev John E Duffy 59 a survivor of the Bataan Death March and a former POW died Wednesday of cancer He was recaptured by the Japanese in 1944 and later served as national chaplain of the American Legion in 1953
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San Francisco
The
Hev
John E. Duffy
Father Duffy
American Legion
Drowning Report Ties Water Safety Meeting to Incident
AP: In Stillwater Oblas woma State University area a 22 year old physical education student from Yeoninen California drowned in a nearby lake after silencing a water safety meeting. A separate London publisher claims five year olds will no longer stand still for stories about birds and bees in a book called Pater and Caroline offering frank parental advice.
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Stillwater
Ofla
Oblaswoma State — University
Noly Jewis
Yeoninen
Calif
London
Pater
Caroline
Searchers Find Omaha Youth and Companion Missing
A 12 year old boy from Omaha attended a cousin’s high school graduation in Longmont when he drowned Wednesday in the South St. Vrain River. The cousin, Lynn Pearson, 18, was missing and presumed drowned. His body was found lodged against a boulder in the 15 foot wide stream, ending search efforts at 11 p.m. for Pearson.
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Longmone
St. Vrain
Robert Holquist
Omaha
Nebwag
Holquist
Lynn Pearson
Longmont High School
Dennis Ehn Home from Harvard after first year honors
Dennis Ehn, 1957 College High School honor graduate, arrived home after freshman year at Harvard University on a scholarship. He made the dean’s honor list again, will be a junior next fall, and plans for the summer are undecided. His brother Dean, a College High honor student, had a prize winning exhibit at the National Science Fair in Filnt, Mich. this year.
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Dennis Ehn
College High School
Harvard University
Ehn
Denver
Stapleton Field
Clifford Elin
Ault
Dean
Filnt, Mich
Marvard
Saatch
Westinghouse
Pittsburgh
Physica Laboratory
Colorado
Adams House
Huevard
Evans auxiliary to VFW posts holds first meeting in Evans
Mrs Sam Hoff led the Ladies auxiliary to VFW Post 8624 at its first post home meeting. Ed Van Beber elected department encampment delegate for Colorado Springs June 18 to 21. Alvin Kaiser chosen alternate. Memorial day honors included placing flags on Evans cemetery graves and wreath at the flagpole. Roy Johnson returned from a two week California trip visiting relatives and attending shows. WCTU to meet June 9 at Mrs Vernon Biggs residence.
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Evans
Sam Hoff
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
Ed van Beber
Colorado Springs
Alvin Kaiser
Hoff
E. Crisp
Evans Cemetery
Holt
Marjorie Ruth
Finn» Grove
Roy Tohnson
California
Jadaw
Kenneth Shirley
Burback
Marie McDonald
Los Angeles
E. B
Railroad Retirement Board to Visit Ley on Wednesday
A representative of the Railroad Retirement board will be in Grove ley on Wednesday from 4:00 to 6:30 p.m. at the Colorado State Employment Service office to provide information and assistance on Railroad Retirement and Railroad Unemployment Insurance benefits. Also noted is a Monday church meeting where Tony Tieman discusses The Pace of the Liberal Arts College in Today's Education Picture, with graduates invited to attend.
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Railroad Retirement Board
Greeley
Colorati Stati Employment Service
al Ave
Immanuel Lutheran
Tony Tieman
Yosts
Arnold Dilley
Richard Grams
Robert Gustafson
Albert, Vernon
Harvey Hager
Arthur Tathronk
Parade sequence highlights local military bands in city march
The parade features an Armed Forces color guard from local recruiting officers. It includes the first place drum and bugle corps winner from Jackson Field, followed by Lowry Air Force base, Marines, and Navy units. Fort Carson post band and various war uniforms appear, with rodeo queen contingents and next acts including Pioneer post VFW and Greeley bands. Tom Richardson aids parade chairs.
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Armed Forces Color Guard
Jackson Field
Lowry Air Force Base
Marine Color Guard
Navy
Buckley
Sterling
Miss Opportunity
U. 8
Air Force
Fort Carson Post Band
Army
National Guard
Kursay High Band
Gregley
Greeley Trail Dusters
Pioneer Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Greeley
Sweeley High Band
Puebla Post
Lakewood
Tom Richardson
Legionnaires Recall 2 Day Rain In 49 Campaign
Colorado Legionnaires return to Greeley for a 1949 style gathering as clouds and rain dampen Thursday activities. The 48 convention last June saw overcast skies and two rainy days, with Wednesday’s sun shadowed by cooler temps.
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Colorado Legionnaires
Greeley
Imann
Admits and Discharges at Weld County General Hospital
A hospital notice lists admissions on Wednesday June 4 including Charlie Hinman Tom Urano Gail Gillespie Daniv and Timmie Fintkoski James Fleming Stanley Connett Mrs Robert B McLauthlin Wiley Mitchell Steven Zabala Ishmael Seles and others. Dismissals include Mrs Gwen Newcomb Harold Rawlensiranch Louise Slavowski Timmie and Dane iel Fielkoski Gail Gillespie and several others from Fort Lupton Keenesburg Windsor and nearby towns.
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Weld County General Hospital
Charlie Hinman
Antelope Br
Tom Urano
Fort Tupton
Gail Gillespie
Daniv
Timmie Fintkoski
Aull
James Fleming
Stanley Connett
Evans
Robert. B. McLauthlin
Fairacres Dr
Wiley W. Mitchell
Steven Zabala
Ishmael Seles
Gill
Gwen Newcomb
Estes Park
Harold C. Rawlensiranch
Ault
Louise Slavowski
Timmie and
Daneiel Fielkoski
Sih
George A. Pope
Keenesburg
Henry Fahrenbruch
St. Clarence New
Wath St
Gilbert Ollesen
K. Ferrell Coy
12Th Ave
Dale Alyon
Jackson Blyd
Robert Bushnell
Faireres
Haniel DB
Law
Frederick
Royd
Bishop and Son
Konte
Ralph Brethaner
Garnett Miller
9Th Ave
O. L. Whitmore
Laniel St
Janie Bosser
Fort Lupton
James Woming
13Th St
John Breshears
Kersey
Washington collects excise taxes on local phones in 1947
The General Government reported excise tax revenue of 847,014 dollars from local telephone service for fiscal 1947. The data highlights federal tax take from telecom, showing government revenue during the year in Washington.
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Washington
Weneral
De Gaulle in Moslem Algeria Aims for Unity
Premier Charles de Gaulle pressed his plan for Algerian unity from Algiers amid Moslem nationalist resistance. FLN spokesmen rejected the program seeking independence, while tens of thousands, including many Muslims, urged him on. Soustelle tried to calm the crowd as De Gaulle toured amid calls for peace and a three day push to end the 43 month revolt.
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David
Mason Constantine
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Tunisia
Cairo
Algerian National Liberation Front
FLN
de Gaulle
Front
Jacques Soustelle
Soustelle
Market Reporter Chicago Grain Futures Steady as Soybeans Weaken
Chicago grain prices mostly held steady or firm with tread into a narrow range. Soybeans faced wider selling while nearby contracts showed modest gains. Hedge selling remained light and short covering rose with any rally signals as receipts at terminal markets stayed light and prices displayed small gains in some grains.
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Cricago
Board of Trade
Hmes
Chicago
Kansas
Rae
Rey
Kathy
Wall Street Rocks After Rally Boosts Key Stocks
Wall Street shows a modest rally with many leading stocks posting fractional gains. Volume was about 2.6 million shares, rails improved in late trading, and chemicals and metals rose while steels and rubber stayed weak. Commerce Secretary Weeks opposes major railroad relief provisions.
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New York
Jwals
Commerce
Weeks
Santa Fe
Heltimore & Ohio
Tl Unois Central
Union Pacific
Seaboard
Anaconda
Kennecoll
President of Coastal Plains Oil Co. Killed in Plane Crash
The president of Coastal Plains Oil Co. died Wednesday in a plane crash. The Tribune Want Ads note the tragic accident and missing details about the company and the victims.
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Coastal Plains Oil Co
Tribune
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