Stevenson Beats Estes in California Primary
Adlai E Stevenson crushed Estes Kefauver in the California primary, winning all 68 Democratic delegates as Kefauver conceded. Eisenhower led Republicans in California, with Kuchel easy winner for renomination. Other states also held primaries, highlighting Stevenson supporters and Harriman’s persistent if unlikely bid.
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New York
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South Dakota
Montana
Lar Daly
Chicago
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Ken Holum
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Francis Case
Leahy Dies in Washington District Leader Obituary
William E. Leahy long time Washington official and chairman of the District of Columbia Commissioners Citizens Advisory Committee died Tuesday. He served as a powerful local statesman and advisor in the capital's governance. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
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William E. Leahy
Washington Layer
District of Columbia Commissioners Citizens Advisory Committee
Baseball Today Highlights Mixed MLB Action
AP reports in the American League from Baltimore and Washington, detailing game action with players like Haisington, Crinilan, Burlecky, Carman, Thorep ton, Grim, Myrue, Ponamy, and Brewer contributing. The writeup notes errant throws and fielding miscues as teams such as the Orioles and Senators compete in a busy day of play.
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Washington
Aight
Subdividers Must Pay for City Water Mains
City council approved a motion to have subdividers fund water mains in new subdivisions if a main over six inches is ordered by the city engineer. The city will cover the extra cost of enlarging the line and hydrants. previously, mains were built at city expense. The town budget forecasts $50,000 for mains this year and $39,323 spent last year. Council discussed diverting water department surplus to a general fund for street improvements, but will postpone action due to timing and future water system needs.
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Annention
Water Department
Steeet Improve
Sumner
Diet Thompson
Crace
Charles Willson
Cruce
Palley
California drilling report from Pierce field drill site
Reports from it Drilling California Company was running easing Wednesday in its Veneable l. P. wells at Pierce, stated to be the hid oil producer in its new Pierce field, 16 miles north of Greeley. Location SESE 15-92-66 Weld County. The well at total depth 8297 fest. Schlumberger electric log taken Tuesday. Drill stem test not taken. By samples the well topped the producing sand at $218 feet by samples. Data from Schlumberger and cores will be available at a fter date.
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California
L. P. Wells
Pierce
Pierce Field
Greeley
Sese
Weld County
Schlumberger
Magnuson Withdraws From Reelection Bid for County Commissioner
Carl Magnuson, eight years as county commissioner for district 1, announces he will not seek reelection. A Republican leader from Eston area, magnuson commands farming and cattle operations with his sons. He has held roles with the National Farm Loan Association of Greeley and regional Federal Land Bank bodies, plus directorships at First National Bank and irrigation boards. He cites business workload and a wish to return to private life as reasons for stepping aside.
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Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Magouson
Tourstate
Federal and Bank
First National Hank Hero
Rain details from county area report
A half inch of rain fell Tuesday afternoon in areas west of Gill and in the Koner and Bardi districts. Other parts of the county had sprinkles or light showers. Reports from Great Western Sugar factories mention varying amounts from Eaton to Windsor, with some locations like Barnesville and Keenesburg receiving lighter totals and a heavy shower west of Keenesburg along the Hudson Keenesburg cutoff. The Public Service station recorded 0.4 inches, the Eaton plant 0.5, and the Sugar factory near here 0.87 inches.
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Koner
Bardi
Keenesburg
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Kersey
SLW
Greeley
Pleasant Valley
Pieree
Arizona Resident Killed in Wreck Near Pueblo
A Phoenix man Charles A. Gray died when his car left a road near Pueblo and plunged 90 feet into the creek bed after reportedly drifting asleep at the wheel. State Patrol described the fatal crash as a westbound vehicle going off the bridge railing into the St Charles river.
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Charles A. Gray
Phoenix
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City approves plan to secure Meadowlands water access in Wyoming
City council formally approves a stipulation to modify the 1922 Supreme Court decree, allowing Meadowlands water users in the Laramie River valley to receive additional water. Colorado’s share is divided among meadow land and five diversion users. Greenley may be excluded as no copy exists. City officials note river gates stay open and the city typically receives 100 to 1,000 acre feet annually. Formal action pending after 15th receipt. a diversion agreement copy is being prepared for submission to the Supreme Court.
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Karawsky
Wyoming
Karewsky
Gregiay
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U. S. Supreme Court
Eotien
Stark's New Furniture Store Opens in Greeley Event
Stark's Inc announces a three day grand opening in Greeley at 718 Tenth Street with Heart's Desire drawing. New manager C B Bullock, ex Cheyenne American Furniture leader, will head the staff. Bullock and family reside in Colorado Springs with deep regional furniture roots.
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Colorado College
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Mike
Cheyenne
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Cavalry Club
Community Chest
Tions Club
The
Mariner
Army Expands August Draft Call To 13 000 Men
The Army on Wednesday issued a draft call for 13 000 men in August matching July levels. Total inducted or earmarked since February 1950 reaches 2 070 430. Army quotas stood at 68 000 monthly for the first five months, then rose to 13 000 for May June and July as enlistments finish this summer.
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Washington U
Army
Cash Stolen in Apartment Burglary at 3104 Sixth Street
Mrs Lola Walters reports $110 missing from her apartment, 3104 Sixth Street, between Monday and Tuesday. $40 taken from her daughter Alberta Walters’ billfold in a small chest atop a dresser, and $70 from a Dillford in the dresser top drawer. Daughter found the loss at noon Tuesday.
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Moonay
Erlap
Lola Walters
Bonner Concedes Olsen Nominated in Montana
John W. Bonner conceded the Democratic nomination for governor to Attorney General Arnold Olsen at 10:45 a.m. Wednesday. In a brief statement, Bonner thanked supporters and stated Olsen had received the nomination.
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Indiana girl found after 19 hours lost in mountains near Denver
A 10 year old Indiana girl, Sarah Dixon, wandered about 30 miles west of Denver for 19 hours. She entered a ratchyard near G. O. Herzman as rescuers searched with 20 men. She stayed safe with water and cereal after reuniting with her parents Abr and Mrs Carl Dixon. Kathy Thomas, age 2, was also missing but found near her parents Evergreen home. storm conditions complicated the search.
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Thomas
Chomas
Eisenhower Defends Aid View Amid Primaries Debate
President Eisenhower spoke at a news conference about U.S. aid to Yugoslavia and the Marshall Tito regime, reiterating opposition to campaign interference. He declined to discuss new campaign planning while noting foreign aid questions and lawmakers’ proposed cuts.
Council OKs Community Building Rates and Policies
The city council approves tentative rates and rules for a new Community building. Fees set for dining rooms main auditorium by group type and time, with temporary seating surcharges and 10 percent city cut of press receipts over a threshold. Multi day rentals incur two thirds of the first day’s sales for each additional day.
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Reappointed to Central Association Colleges Commission
Dr Ross Reappointed to four year term on the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools commission. He also named to the boards reviewing accreditation and education graduate study chair. Also reports a chicken kill at 402 North Eleventh Avenue with police investigating.
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William R. Hoss
Commission of Colleges and Unversities
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Jake Schiltas
North Eleventh Avenue
la Podeg
Resignation of W. & Mueller from Estes Park City Council
Mueller resigns from Estes Park City Council for business reasons after selling his maintenance service. Wallace Miller will appoint a temporary successor within 30 days. the new member will serve until the next regular city election. Mueller and his family will relocate temporarily, while Miller plans for a Fall without firm details.
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Uncy
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Emt
Weller
F Gracley
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Iame
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Shipper Dies at 66 in Cincinnati
Andrew Traut Mach, known as Trautmann Bros Co chairman and shipper, died Monday in Cincinnati. He was 66 and long characterized as a nominally known fuze grower and business leader.
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Andrew
Traut. Mach
Traut’ Mann Bros.’ Co
Degrees Max Temperature Rises in Greeley Area
Sowers and Munterstorms tempered the heat in Greeley and Weld County Tuesday. The day's high reached 87 degrees at 1 pm with light rain in Pleasant Valley and the Pierce district. Briggsdale reported a trace of rain and heavier showers occurred south of the South Platte River with thunderstorms along the river.
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Weld
Pleasant Valley
Pierce Dismet
Briggsale
SLW
South Platte
Iehway
Deny
Weather forecast with scattered showers and warm temps
Readable portions show 2 pm Wednesday temperature around 65 with 0.07 inch precip at a sugar factory site and 90 at a public service station. Colorado reliable forecast says mostly to partly cloudy with afternoon showers and thunderstorms, gusty winds, cooler west, highs 70s to 80s, extended into weekend with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorm chances and some temperature swings from northwest to southeast.
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Sam Weunonlaigh
Sugar Factory
Colorado
Anraugh Thursda
Goa
Water report fragments from Northern Colorado district
Fragmentary OCR text outlines river projects including Poudre and Thompson rivers, with numeric codes and unclear labels. Mentions Railder Creeks River and Veaviz River among geo references. No clear events, dates, or outcomes emerge from the readable portions.
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Colorado Water Conservancy District
Poudre
Ee Thompson
Thompson
St. Veaviz
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