Larimer County Site of Valued Ore Production
Denver reports the American Beryl Corp began milling beryl ore near Masonville Larimer County at a $100000 plant. The process aims to produce high grade beryllium concentrate for use in missiles aircraft and defense. The plant runs with three men per shift processing about 100 tons daily and is described as an overgrown pilot facility with secret milling methods.
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Janes Harpster
Denver
Colorado
Stamle
Ber'yl Corp
Masonville
Roosevelt National Forest
Larimer County
John K. Banks
Fort Collins
United States
Banks
Scottsbluff, Nob
Colorado Schoal
South Dakota
Maine
South America
Africa
Asia
Stuffed Peach and Watercress Salad for Saturday Supper
Simple salad course from Cookina's menu features stuffed peaches filled with cottage cheese and pecan halves, plated on a bed of watercress. Each peach cavity holds cheese and a pecan, yielding six servings with a French dressing note and optional peach option.
One-Teacher Schools Remain in Australia Says Sydney Report
Sydney reports that only a handful of one teacher schools exist in remote districts of Australia. The piece notes these schools may assist Asian and Middle Eastern educators. It cites educators from Afghanistan, Indonesia, Iran, Korea, Vietnam and others visiting to observe classes run by Jane Wanker, who handles students of all ages.
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Australia
Sydney
Afghanistan
Rortes
Cambodia
Ceylon
India
Indonesia
Iran
Korea
Malaya
Pakistan
Vietnam
Jane Wanker
South African Households Seek Easier Meat Access
The Cape district farmers and the Helderberg Agricultural Union urge the Meat Control Board to permit depots in stores to handle top grade meat, arguing households will be able to dispense meat more readily.
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Hretorn Agricultural Union
Meat Control Board
Complete X Ray Course Graduates and Honors at Weld County General
Misa McDonald daughter of Ralph and Mrs McDonald of Ault will move to Los Angeles to begin work in late June. Mrs Bruce wife of Harvey Bruce stationed with the navy in Guam plans to join him later this month. Miss Howard daughter of Melvin and Mrs Howard of Eaton becomes assistant chief technician at Weld County General Hospital. Carolyn Laubhan was lauded for X ray training. three juniors were advanced to senior year: Mary Bertholf, Jean Saley of Greeley and Irene Jacob of Estes Park. Henry J. Mil administrator and Robert Masters chief technician led the event with parents and friends present.
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Misa McDonald
Ralph McDonald
Ault
Los Angeles
Dune
Bruce
Harvey Bruce
Navy
Guam
Miss Howard
Melvin Howard
Eaton
Weld County General Hospital
Carolyn Laubhan
Mary Bertholf
Jean Saley
Greeley
Irene Jacob
Estes Park
Henry J. Mil
Robert Masters
Inflation Fears Persist Amid Recession and Wage Pressures
Inflation fear lingers as industries face a recession with rising wages and expected price hikes. Steel and aluminum sectors anticipate increases to offset wage boosts, while demand and foreign competition influence pricing, prompting cautious orders and production shifts.
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New York
Europe
England
Soviet Union
Gorilla beds of bamboo in Uganda’s wilds
The Uganda Game Department reports mountain gorillas in the Western Uganda Birunga region create rough platforms by bending bamboo stems several feet above ground. The bamboo tops form a comfortable eating perch where gorillas rest during the day.
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Uganda Game Department
Inj Entebbe
Birunga
Uganda
Pictures To Burn Gandhi Images In Tiruchirapali Protests
Black shirt leader E. Vv. R. Nuicker announced a burn Gandhi pictures drive in Tiruchirapali Iudia. At a public meeting he linked the Dravida Khazhagami to de Stalinization in Russia and said Gandhi would be publicly burned for betraying the freedom key to Brahmin leaders.
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Tiruchirapali
Iudia
E. Vv. R. Nuicker
Dravida Khazhagami
Russia
Ganghiji
Gandhi
Marriage Licenses for Vannesi Lightsiey and Lewie Williams
Aldon Leon Vannesi and Belly Tréne Lightsiey of Le Salle. Ray Resham and Clyde C. Wells, both of Boulder. Willian Donald Lewie and Vir Rimin Ann Williams, both of Gree ley.
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Aldon Leon Vannesi
Belly Tréne Lightsiey
Boin
le Salle
Ray Resham
Clyde C. Wells
Boulder
Willian
Donald Lewie
Vir
Rimin Ann Williams
Greeley
Englishmate Douglas Wardrop Rescued After Five Hour Sea Ordeal
A young Englishman and second mate on the British Monarch named Douglas Wardrop arrived in Lau toka Fiji after falling overboard or staying afloat for five hours. He was not missed for four hours and later found where he fell in. He swam to safety and was able to climb aboard.
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Lautoka
Fiji
Douglas Wardrop
Farmer Fights Watered Schnapps Scheme in Aalborg
A farmer visiting Aalborg reported to police that a city man sold him schnapps containing only water at about $1.30 per bottle after ten bottles were purchased. A call to the seller’s number reached the Aalborg Waterworks, suggesting a water substitution scam in East Jutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aalborg
Jutland
Aalborg Waterworks
Rhodesia Railways to be electrified by 1966 at cost
A consortium report proposes electrifying a large section of Rhodesia Railways for 65.8 million dollars, with full implementation slated by 1966. By 1962 power from the Kariba hydroelectric project is expected to be available to Rhodesia Railways.
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Rhodesia
Consling
Kariba
Rhodesia Railways
Vacations Loan Plan Promises Fast Cash Access
An advertisement offers loans up to 100000 for vacations and other needs through the Antna Finance Company. It claims quick processing with a friendly manager and options including payback via installments or other plans. The copy includes unclear spellings and a range from zero to large sums, targeting general spending.
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Aatna Ph Nance Company
Goa
Nara
Tor NA Gamine
Earth Shelled by Meteorites Report From Colorado
Arizona authority says earth accumulates 50 000 tons of meteoritic debris daily. Colorado College students in Denver and Pikes Peak area test space dust with a magnet to identify metallic meteorite grains.
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Denver
Arizona
Vernes Gay
Harvey H. Nininger
Sedona
Ariz
Pikes Peak
Colorado College Ecology
Richard M. Pearl
Nininger
Colorado
Colorado College
Katt, Glatthaar
Kenilworth
Fraz Menzer
Memphis
Tenn
Richard Wimer
Atlanta
Charles Beardslee
Hutchinson
Kan
Shove Chapel
Lights Flash Speed Device Uses External Car Lights
A disabled Scot, Bob Neslitt, 53, invented an electrical device that wires colored lights on the outside of a car to flash as a car speeds. When the speedometer hits 35 miles, one light flashes. at 48 miles, a second lights up. The system lets bystanders judge vehicle speed at the scene of accidents.
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Bob Mr Neslitt
French department stores reshape Paris retail scene
Paris reports 104 large department stores nationwide with at least 100 employees and uniform merchandise standards. Fifteen of these big outlets are in Paris. Department stores now account for 31.4 percent of France's retail sales, grossing about 500 million dollars in 1957 as distribution shifts from small family shops to larger, efficient outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
National Federation of French Department Stores
New Zealand Girl Hopes to Set Empire Games Shot Put Record
Valerie Sloper a 2 year old from New Zealand aims to set a new women's shot put mark at the Empire Games in Britain this year. She placed fifth at the West Olympics with 50 feet 3 inches and has since surpassed the British record with 52 feet 9 inches. The world record is held by a Russian foe while she uses Parry O'Brien inspired technique.
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Valerie Sloper
New Zealand
Britain
Auckland
Jences
Valerie
Parry O'Brien
Food price index hits new high in Mexico City
The cost index of 46 principal food items rises by 9 dollars in Mexico City reaching a fresh peak. The report notes broad price pressure across staples and the urban cost of living.
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Mexico City
Rescued from Cave-in Amid Kerala Tea Estate Labor Unrest
Rescue teams freed workers after a cave-in at Kottayim tea estates in Kerala as labor unrest led to three state shutdowns. Authorities report multiple injuries and ongoing protests affecting operations.
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Kottayim
India
Kerala
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Tribune
Jim Moore
Auto Union
Sousanna McDonald
Eilean Bryce
Dixis Howard
Phillip Weaver
Pittsburgh
Peterson - Nordell Lumber Company
10Th St
Chet Horden
A Bernard Durance
Earth
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Pawtucket
R. I
Pawtucket Memorial Hospital
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Leerent
Pilesa Cartes
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Denture. Co., Inc
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