Youth Out of Reformatory Dies in Auto Crash Near Greeley
19 year old Mexican youth Tos Hernandes, recently paroled from Buena Ville Reformatory, died when the touring car he rode in overturned on a dirt east of Greeley on Me Highth si west road at 11 p.m. Friday. Driver Frank W. Randolph, 47, and another occupant escaped. Randolph was held at the county jail with no charge yet filed. an inquest is not probable. Hernandez was to report to the parole board on June 24. Relatives reportedly lived in Nadadove, Coabulle, Mex.
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Tos Hernandes
State Reformatory
Buena Ville
Denver
Greeley
Me Highth
Si West Road
Frank W. Randolph
Hernandes
Fla Ing
Randolph
Hernandati
Tyro Praviata
Auth To & Farm
Gresley
Joosa
Tront
Cay
Hernandez
Handolpn
Sherif
Mack Moon
Dwight Cline
Fernandes
Parole Board
Masters of Arts Degrees Awarded at Colorado Teachers College
Fourteen of the eighteen graduates earned their MA here with undergrad studies at the college. The remaining four received BAs or ABs from other institutions including University of Chicago, West Texas State Teachers College, Utah, and Colorado University. Theses span teaching subjects and education psychology, with two students focusing on broader social topics in Colorado.
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Colorado ‘Teachers College
University of Chicago
West Texan Teachers College
Utah University
Colorado
Chatt Granidison Wright
Ramona Sayers Hibbs
Velma McDowell
Hibbs
University of Utah
Department of
Eaton
Laura Brayton
Augusta
Lorraine Freitas
Hawaii
Mary Goldfinger
Claire Schmitt Lenenberger
Colo- Yalo
Florida
Lovlee Pilis
Gertrude Agney Strickland
Juan
Ramon Simenez
Charles Glenn Swannon
Department of Education
Colorado State ‘Teachers College
Orville Addison Tearney
University of Chicawa
Bebo
Mary ‘Thomas
Eachora
Home Citizens League of South da
Paesale Narelssx Welle
Physician Found Dazed after Sterling Wreck
Dr Arthur Vos 63 chief physician of the Tilden health school in Denver was found dazed five miles from the highway on Haley Smith company ranch fifteen miles east of Sterling. Deputies reported he wandered from the scene after an automobile plunged through woven wire fences. the car lay in a draw with the driver missing for hours. Vos, uninjured, seemed to mistake his location thinking he was in Greeley. He said he went to Holyoke then turned around. He had left Denver for Cincinnati the day before. Mrs You and her son Calvin Vos traveled from Denver to bring him home.
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Associated Press
Arthur Vos
Tilden Health School of
Denver
Haley-Smith Company
Here
Vos
Vor
Calvin M. Vos
West Fairview Avenue
Dr. Vos
Week End Profit Sales Spark Securities Decline
Associated Press reports New York stocks fell after weekend profit sales and renewed short selling. About 700000 shares traded as prices opened down, then steadied briefly before drifting lower. Decline hit rails hardest, with a range near three points, as traders expect a needed liquidity adjustment after the prior rebound.
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T Associated Prem
New York
Ate & Hole
Dusuez
Funeral services for Charles J. Blout announced
Funeral services will be held Thursday at the Nash mortuary in Denver for Charles J. Blout former Teacher College faculty member. He died of a heart attack at 1641 Garfield Street at age 47. Survived by wife Eve Blout two children Charles and Betty and brother John of London. He taught at Manual Training High School 1905 1917 and taught on the Cottage faculty 1917 1922. He was active in the Christian church and Masonic Lodge and an assistant manager of the Rocky Mountain Teachers agency.
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Charles J.blout
Teacher College
Nash Mortuary
Denver
Fairmount
Blout
Garfield Street
Manual Training High School
Eve
Charles
Betty
Joln
London
Bette
Blot
Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
Rocky Mountain Teachers Agency
Makatan Upsets Questionnaire to Win Suburban Handicap
In Belmont park Makatan upset the field of five to win the $16 000 suburban handicap over James Butler's Questionnaire. Her Grace finished third and Gallant Knight trailed last as the east meets west in the strong race.
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New York
Rancacas Stables
Pride of
James Butler
Belmont Park
Ralph Parr
Patterson Weil Driller Dies in Los Angeles News
Walter E. Shaffer one of Weld county’s first producing drillers died in Los Angeles after a paralytic stroke. Frank Shaffer traveled to arrange affairs. body expected to ship to Wichita Falls, Texas for burial.
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Walter E. Shaffer
Patterson Mo
Lon Angeles
Frank Sheffer
Los Angeles
Wichita Falls
Texas
Shatter
Ind
Ofler
Slelde
Patterson
Danfield
Wheat Planting Slower Yet Above Last Year, Says Dept
Washington June reports show Anasia sowing campaigns hampered by adverse weather but overall grain sowings through May 26 reach 159.91 million acres, down from 163.77 million the previous year. Wheat sowings total 47.92 million acres, versus 96.11 million a year ago, according to the Agriculture Department. A separate estimate places world winter wheat plantings for 1981 harvest in 18 nations at 128.09 million acres, slightly above 1829 levels.
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Washington
Anasia
Agricutural Department
Earhart Arrives In Nevada Sets Flight Bound for California
Amelia Earhart Putnam, piloting a Pitcairn autogiro, left Hubbard Field in Reno at 10:80 a m for Sacramento Oakland and Los Angeles. She planned stops for fun and hoped to reach Los Angeles later this afternoon.
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Amelia Meachee
Reno Cas
Premiero
Nevada
Stillman Children To Split 3 Million Amid Divorce
Telegram reports four Stillman children of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stillman will divide 3 million dollars following their divorce. Mrs. Stillman and her lawyer received no settlement, while a prior 10,090,000 dollar trust fund left by James A. Stillman Sr. remains for grandchildren.
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New York
Telegram
James A. Stillman Witt
Mra
Stillmex
Anaband
Lawyar
Atatemente Reparte
Jamen A. Stillman Sr
Agricultural Exports Show Large Reduction
Washington reportsexports of main American farm products totaled 240,928,000 for July through April, down from 1,894,687,000 a year earlier. April’s export index fell to 68 for 44 commodities, the lowest in 16 years aside from 1930. Imports for 10 months to April were 950,882,000 versus 1,598,198,000 a year ago.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Phone Exchange Building Road Alignment Report
Road alignments for Briggedato progress west to Pierce and Ault north to Grover east to the Burlington railroad and north about 16 miles. The committee Glen Florey and A B Wil mot reported the work was completed.
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Briggedato
Pierce
Ault
Grover
Esat
Burlington Railroad
Nouth
Glen Florey
A. B. Wilmot
Rainfall, arrivals, and oil work in Pleasant Prairie
In Pleasant Prairie on June 6 a needed rainfall fell Thursday night and Friday. Visitors include Mar and Mrs Roy Butters from Texas for an extended visit with relatives and speculation he may settle locally. Roy Patterson owns the Patterson well and spent winter in Arizona. Ruth Nile and children from Evane visited the Niles ranch. Gene Blake again works for H A Niles while Harry Tyler of Denver called on friends. Ida Johnson oil well progress is slow due to boiler repairs but work nears completion. Geologists from several companies are in the field and rumors of more wells spread. Mrs Farnick, a Fort Morgan hospital patient, is reported quite ill.
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Pleasant Prairie
H. A. Niles
Harry Tyler
Denver
Ida Johnson Oil
Mra. Farnick
Fort Morgan Hospital
Decoration Day Social Ties Reach Across Regions
Platteville on Decoration Day hosts Abbie Noa Lenora and Helen Sullivan from Denver, with Mrs. Calvert of Fort Collins joining family at home. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Butler of Rock Springs, Wyo., and Grant Merrill clan. The Morgen hotel reopens after redecorating, adding six modern tourist cottages. Ernest Calkins family from Wheatland, Delwin Caywood visiting, J. M. Scott returns from coast trip to Seattle to see son Robert.
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Platteville
Misaes Abbie
Noa
Lenora
Helen Sullivan
Denver
B.C. Calvert
Fort Collins
Dennisa
Wyoming
Chris O’naill
Mre
T. H. Butter
Aor
JT. H
Rock Springs
Wyo
Grant Merrill
Nira
W. F. Hull
Tom Butler
Butler
Morgen
Claus
Ivan Morgan
Ernest Calkins
Wheatland
Delwin Caywood
J. M. Scott
Robert Scott
Seattle
Wash
Radio Zone To Me Inspected Washington Tour
Harold Al. Gafound, member of the radio commission, begins a six week section tour of the third and fifth radio zones this week. He departs Washington on June 27 and will visit New York.
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Washington
Ins
Harold al. Gafound
Radio Commission
Newyor
Tyne
Strike clash disperses demonstrators at Lincoln Hill mine
In Washington Pennsylvania June, state police and county officers dispersed strike demonstrators at the Lincoln Gun Coal company mine on Lincoln Hill after a clash with pickets. Two men were injured including a state policeman struck on the head, and a striker attacked on the head though injuries were described as not serious.
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Washington
Tiincoln Hill
Lincoln Gun Coal Company
Here
State Policarman
Boyd H Bode Reflects on Rapid World Change
Boyd H Bode notes that progress requires balancing new developments with preserved traditions. He cautions against clinging to outdated beliefs while urging openness to change to avoid blind confusion amid modern advances.
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Boyd H. Bode
Dr Bonell Returns From Long World Journey
De B W Howell dean of St Johns College announces the return of Dr Bonell who has spent two years traveling around the world. He arrived Tuesday and resumes former duties, planning to lecture about places visited during his travels. He began in Alaska and Japan and China, then Siberia Germany Oberammergau England Italy Egypt India Burma Malaysia Java Singapore and other stops before returning to America. He went to Denver Saturday afternoon to stay with friends until Wednesday.
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de. B. W. Howell
St. John's College
Tuewluy
Bonell
Growley
Growley, Went Crst
Alaska
Japan
Area
China
Siberia
Russia
Germany
Oberammergau
Austria
Hungary
England
Apolo
Bartharn
Miss Doten To Speak at the Garden Club
Miss Elizabeth Doten will address the Greeley Garden Club on the history and cultivation of a hybrid plant noted for garden adaptability. The meeting is Monday evening, June 8, at 7:46 p.m. in room 10d Tenih jors College administration building.
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Gresley Gardens
Greeley Garden Club
Elizabeth Doten
Mies ‘Doton
Garden Club
Tenih
Jors College
Wykoff Beats Tolan for NCAA 120-yard Hurdles Title
Frank Wykoff of USC extended his unbeaten streak to 10 this season by defeating Radie Tolan of Michigan in the 120 yard high hurdles at the NCAA meet at Stagg Field. Wykoff won in a remarkable finish timed at 9.10 seconds, after previously beating Tolan in the century dash.
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Stags
Chicago
Kelter
Alond
Spsedster
Ohfo
State University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Frank Wykolt
University of Southern California
Radie “Tolan
Michigan
Platteville Community Club Meeting Notes
The Platteville Community Club held its fort nightly meeting at the Virginia Tin on Tuesday evening. The club lists 16 paid members and invites more to enroll. Discussion covered the local freight handling question between railroad and Welker options. Pickle day was canceled and a letter from Mrs Forsythe requested permission to bring her provided items. Solomon was named concessions chair with Ira Barkley to oversee path lug contests.
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Platteville
Platteville Community Club
Virginia Tin
Big Soloman
Ira Barkley
Man Sentenced for Disturbance Near Lucerne
H P Wertz was sentenced to 40 days jail by Justice Ben Mlrance on a disturbance charge. He threatened to drive his family away from home. Wertz lives five miles east of Lucerne.
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Clyde Cage
Clyde Case
Sheriffs Office
la Salie
Way Gaturday
Eb, G, Pislien
Mauer
H. P. Wertz
Ben Mlrance
Wertz
Lome
Lucerne
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June MacCloy
Sterling
Charles J. Blout
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Hox
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William A. Box Iron Works
Ninth Street
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Fourteenth Avenue
Eleventh Avenue
Drew Glendale
Ariz
Harry Belt
Huddleston
Fey
Patterson Weil
L. A
Matilda C. Carlson
John F. Carlson
Seventh Avenue
Gregley
Annie Thomas
Portland
Ore
Macy's Chapel
Linn Grove
Hugh Smith
James Gould
Smith
U. S. District Court of Apoeals
Craig Bingham
Borah
Wreso
Jans Fi
Horak
Senate Foreign Relations
Briggsdale Brigcedale
Briggsdale
the Bank
Atroat
Wilmoth
Norman Buck
Milton Street
Third Avenue
Plattevile
Onion
NG Teta
Cheyenne
Weld County
Izaak Walton League
Dave Stewart
Lin
Olwig
Dr. Bonell
Miss Doten
Wykoff
Tolan
Mests
A.W. Chase Co
A. W. Chase
ME. DY Ld
the Dy, A. W. Chane Oo, Inc
Leonard Street
Brooklyn
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