Joe E Lewis Dead at 69 in Roosevelt Hospital
New York veteran entertainer Joe E Lewis died Friday at Roosevelt Hospital after a prolonged illness. The Las Vegas Copacabana headliner and vaudeville survivor, famed for his gravel voice and hard living, began in burlesque and rebuilt his career after a notorious 1929 near-fatal mob attack.
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Cripple Creek Crash Kills Denverite
A Denver woman died in a one car crash near Cripple Creek when her vehicle left Colo 67 and plunged down a 200 foot embankment. Edith Bryant of Colorado Springs was a rear impact victim in a separate Colo 24 crash in Park County. Three others were injured. the year’s highway toll rose to 202 with two more deaths near Lake George and Penrose Hospital admissions.
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Barwitt Family Obituary Notice and Survivors Listed
Barwitt Atwart BR Barelli of 381 doh Bt Areat Regents Inter Tayler Mrs Cleano Brylar of Grow en Mother of Paul FH Ting ter and Davethy PL Xirtek son both of Grover Hale sister of Mrs Maria Bhar of Clay City TH Alao But gived by four srandelott ean and fone greatecinds children Services will be held at 1:40 p.m. Monday from Adamson Memorial Chapel Interment Lint Grove cemetery Ramie BE Green of 625 Highway 5 Aust Husband of Geraldine Gren Father of Anrothy Miller of Gree Joy and Robert Green of Epelewoot Brorer of Arethia Green of Denver AVilfard Green of Montana Richard Green of Arizona Cordus Green of Salt Lake City Orville Green of Eaton Robert Green of Laramie Mrs Erin Net roe of Grand Jee hire An nes Cowan of Greeley and Mrs Myrtle Woodend of Jaramie Also survived by eight grandchiitren Arrangements later POLLEY Charlea A Polley Joing town Arrangements later
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Anrothy Miller
Gree Joy
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Epelewoot
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Denver
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Montana
Richard Green
Arizona
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Salt Lake City
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Eaton
Laramie
Erin Netroe
Grand Jee
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Annes Cowan
Greeley
Myrtle Woodend
Jaramie
Stoddard and Related Obituaries at Local Mausoleum
Macy Sallnutt Mortuaries reports obituaries for Arthur Stoddard of 1021 ditb Street husband of Dr Clara A Stoddard father of Mrs Vaniel Meis Northglenn Elmery Stoddard San Diego and Roy Stoddard Wainul Creek. sister Damrille Hinds Amarillo and Mrs Fisie Baker Rayre Oklahoma. Alma Snyder of 414 North Shave mother of Mrs Viol Woodward and Mrs Margaret Weeden. J C Vook Tulsa brother of VanGardter Greeley. Rev. Arrangements later. Waban Meruthy M Waldo listed. Dorothy Kine Made Up. Memorials at Sunset Memorial Garden.
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Urban shift shown in Sao Paulo census figures
Brazil urbanizing as Sao Paulo State census shows only 26 percent of the population rural now, down from 56 percent thirty years ago in an era of rapid city growth. The data highlights migration to cities and expanding urban centers across the state.
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Colorado Governor Likely Vetoes Key Long Bill Provisions
Governor vetoed one appropriation in the long bill for a $203,000 automy 2cology building project at Colorado State University Fort Collins and directed further action on salary reclassifications. He also struck several restrictions on colleges data processing nursing home payments and narcotics enforcement, while preserving others.
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Obituary: Ault Resident Ramie Green 63
Ramie Eayward Green of Ault died Friday from an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound. Born June 4, 1908 in Carey Missouri he lived in Colorado since youth and worked as a truck driver and mechanic before retiring in 1966. He leaves wife Geraldine two children Dorothy and Robert and several siblings and eight grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are with Adamson and Macy Alinutt Mortuaries.
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Grand Junction
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Denver
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Montana
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Arizona
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Mrs Dorothy Waldo 78, Greeley attorney’s widow dies
Dorothy Waldo 78 of 1847 12th Ave died Saturday at Well County General Hospital. Born in Greeley in 1992 she was Colorado College trained and married Robert D. Waldo II in 1920. She was a prominent Greeley attorney and active in many groups including First United Presbyterian Church DAR Eastern Star WTK Club Panhellenic and Delta Gamma. Survived by daughter Dorothy Kinrade and Hubert D Waldo Jr both of Greeley and five grandchildren. Services 10:31 am Tuesday at First United Presbyterian Church with Linn Grove interment. Mary Allault Mortuary in charge.
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Alma Snyder obituary in Auk area widow dies at 72
Mrs Alma Snyder 72 of Auk area dies at her home Friday evening. Born in Illinois January 26, 1899 she lived in Auk for many years and attended local schools. Survived by daughters Violet Woodward and Margaret Weeden of Greeley a sister Lena Van Gorder of Greeley a brother J O York of Tulsa Oklahoma four grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
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Cleone Bayler Seventh-day Adventist Academy Graduates Eleven
Fire damaged a garage in Cheyenne as students from Cleone Bayler Seventh-day Adventist Academy graduated. The event included a dedicatory address by Pastor Jack Everett. Bayside details note Mrs. Baylor’s birth in 1900s, residence in Grover, and surviving family. Local services planned at Adamson Memorial Chapel with interment Linn Grove.
Approval Needed for Top State Hiring
Gov John Love orders department heads to secure his approval before filling any state jobs at 1000 a month or higher except college professors. The move targets executives and AML positions, aiming to curb expenses ahead of a new personnel system and to avoid overrun on anniversary pay.
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Welfare Worker Pay Hike Gets Preliminary Nod
Colorado's Board of Social Services approved a preliminary plan to raise welfare worker salaries by nearly a million dollars next year to 16.4 million. Final action comes later. The increase covers eighties percent funded by federal and state governments, with counties paying the remainder. The board also approved plastic ID cards after July 1 for age pensioners and aid recipients.
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Cameron School Honored For Environmental Efforts
Cameron School received a certificate of appreciation from Beautiful Inc for improving the school yard and environment. Students planted flowers, hosted a parent program, and participated in a cleanup in a block square area near the yard.
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Arizona Water Commission Defers Wide Rainbow Controversy
Arizona Water Commission votes not to intervene in Utah groups lawsuit to halt flooding of Rainbow National Monument by Lake Powell water. If Utah wins, 300000 acre-feet could reach Arizona by 2020, but action could breach Upper Colorado River Basin agreements and complicate state funding.
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Melnyk Wins British Amateur at Carnoustie
Steve Melnyk of Jacksonville Florida defeated Jim Simons of Butler Pennsylvania 2 and 1 to capture the British Amateur Championship at Carnoustie. Melnyk built a early lead, sealed the match with a closing eagle three on the 40th hole, earning the title as the first U.S. champion since 1967.
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Corn Stall To End Says NFO Ends Marketing Vacation
Oren Lee Staley president of the Nations Farmers Organization announced that the NFO is terminating its marketing vacation on corn. He noted a 16 cent per bushel price rise during the vacation and urged members to block production for bargaining. The group had also run hogs vacations with hog prices rising to 2 to 2.50 per hundredweight.
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One on One Out For Rocks Festivals
Estes Park town board rejects rock festival August 28 drawing an estimated 10 000 to 20 000 fans. Promoter says two day event planned at Unaweep Canyon area to raise funds, with county and state involvement sought.
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Worse Before Better Says White House On Economy
The White House warns the economy may worsen before improving amid high unemployment and rising wholesale prices. Labor Dept data show 6.1 percent unemployment in April rising to about 6.2 percent in May with 62 percent of workers jobless. total jobs fell, but overall employment rose slightly while the civilian labor force reached a record. Average earnings for about 45 million workers increased to 141 dollars per week, reflecting broader cost pressures.
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Balloons Boost Logging Access in Idaho Experiment
In Garden Valley Idaho an experiment using a giant helium balloon lifts logs from rugged slopes. Ford a 25 year logger notes the method cleanly reaches inaccessible timber and minimizes landscape damage. Boise Cascade Corp sponsors the test aiming to reduce truck logging costs.
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Pakistan and UN Agree on East Pakistan Relief Plan
Rawalpindi AP Pakistan and the United Nations reached an accord on a relief operation for East Pakistan war victims after a meeting between President Yahya Khan and UN official Timat Kitlani. The agreement ends Yahya’s push for Pakistani control of aid. Egypt’s Baghat Acl-lawil was named to coordinate the UN program.
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Alaska bird watchers report record 205 species in area
NES YORK Bird watchers organized by Valley High School and local sponsors list students such as Marvin Nussbaum Jeff Pepin Kevin Schmidt and Keith Stewart. The Audubon Society report notes pollution fears and a weak nesting season with up to 20 percent of beaches in Nome area rated poor.
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