Death of Huttamith in California wakes local notice
Long Beach resident and former deputy clerk Huttamith died in his sleep the night of June. Born April 14, 1874, he arrived in Colorado area with pioneer parents and later married Mattie Winter. Survived by son John Peter and several siblings. Masonic funeral follows in Long Beach with cremation and Linn Grove burial. Also noted are postmaster nominations sent to the Senate for Colorado and related states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere
Hoffsmith
Hultemith
Long Beach
Greeley
Huttamith
Byana
Peter Huttamith
Creetey
Mattie Winter
Fort Collins
Hutferith
Hueffamith
John Peter
San Diego
Otis
Modesto
Calif
Arthur
Denver
Edgar
Bert End
Clayton Ennes
Shermat Lawrence
Gresley
Linn Grove
Alamoge
Cola
Clarence
Good
Alamora
W. H
Billy) Adams
Adams
Goad
Monte Vista
Colorado
Nebraska
Glen
Alamosa
Hazel Haslaker
Platteville Club Wins Weld 4-H Play Contest
Quiet Home Wedding wins Weld County 4-H play contest at Meeker Junior High. Platteville club will represent Weld County at the state 4-H play contest at Colorado A. and M. college next week. Other clubs claiming runners up include Kapable Ks and Briggadale Sticky-Butchy. Casts feature numerous local youths and leaders with state stage judges present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsville Club
Weld County
Meeker
Platteville Club
Colorado A. & M. College
Kuner Kupable
Briggadale
Gene Garrigan
Amatour
Mra
Grace Dawson
Greeley High
Norathy Varya
Dramatica
CSCD
James Sarchet
Patricia Morgan
Norwin Whitted
Donna Caper
Patricia Walter
Shirley Johnson
Mary Louise Walter
Charles Morgan
Delis Capper
Darrell Vaniossen
Ray Sarchet
Conrad ”Walter
Ralph Morgan
Kapable K's
Alice Dive
Rosie Maag
Arlene Bollagel
Dorothy Held
Joan Park
Carol Dili
Delores Rein
Fonda Weber
Fred Croissant
Hua Humphrey
Andy
Keehesburg
Delta Play
Kay Straight
Angemary Ireentyer
Patricia Hettinger
Carolyn Colbert
TegAnn Harsh
Phyllia Estrick
Norma Andersen
Laverna Schatz
Helen McLlonald
Sports in Brief highlights AP updates
New York A B Chandler said he would resign soon as commissioner of baseball if owners approve a severance designed to protect him. Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania plans to televise its home football games this fall despite NCAA restrictions. New York Bold, winner of the Preakness, is out of the Delmont stakes on June 16 after a setback from the Polynesian purse. Pittsburgh Branch Rickey says replacing Billy Meyer as manager is not under consideration. New York Delegate $21 won the Joseph handicap at Belmont by a nose over Niche. Chicago Warwick $9.80 tank Domino won at Washington Park while Tanglewood California Comm won a Hollywood feature by nearly two lengths over Aella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
A. B. Chandler
Sonre
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Bold
Pittsburgh
Branch Rickey
Pittsburgh Piratas
Billy Meyer
Brazilian Commuter Train Hits Gas Truck Killing 80 to 100 People
A jammed commuter train collided with a stalled gasoline truck near Rio de Janeiro, killing 80 to 100 people. Eight spokesmen and railway officials reported the fatal blaze. many others were injured as 4500 gallons of gas were ignited near Nova Igrussu as the train traveled from Queimados to Rio about 4:25 a.m.
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Rio de Janeiro
Here
Carlroad
Central de Prusil
Queimados
Rio
Nova Igrissu
Admitted and Discharged Names at Local Hospitals
The list records multiple patients admitted to Osteopathic Mendial hospital and Weld County Pur Yig hospital including Tung, Mrs Henry Rat, Evans, Joe Tamoa, and Cornish. Also noted are several discharged or recently admitted individuals with addresses and relatives, such as Alberta Franelued, Larry Harvey, Tranella Snidaval, Mrs Stanley Rutledge, Anna dean Ryans, and others across various streets and towns.
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Osteopathic Mendial Hospital
Tung
Henry Rat
Evans
Joe Tamoa
Haroul Trossman
Cornish
Larry Varvey
Alberta Franelued
Ault
Larry Harvey
Tinrald Brossman
Corntal
Weld County
Pur Yig
Tranella Snidaval
Worliamton
Stanley Rutledge
Yuma
Mra
George Hontosz
George Jando
Pateville
Martha Viamando
Ex Superintendent of Brighton Schools Dies
George L Koonsmaa former Brighton superintendent and Lamar Lena club member dies after heart attack. Former chief guidance director for Veterans Administration 4 Peablo Junior College, active in American Legion and Rotary. Funeral Friday at St Paul Methodist Church with burial in local area. Survived by widow and two children George L Koonsmad of Fort Collins and Mrs Janes Ten Eyck Layeland.
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Peahio
James
George L. Koonsisaa
Veterans’ Administration
Peablo
Wehools
Brighton
Lamar Liena Club
Masonic
American Legion
Trinidad
Colorado Education ‘Association
St. Paul Meth- Vodiat Church
George L. Koonsmad
Fort Colling
Janes
Ten ‘Eyck, Layeland
Increased Soviet Military Action on Iran Border
Tehran reports indicate Moraasad Soviet forces have intensified along Iran's northern frontier with ongoing maneuvers near the Caspian Sea. Iran border police heard gunfire for three days while U.S. officials note increased Russian fortifications but no decisive changes.
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Fred J
Tehran
Iran
U.S
Henry F. Grady
Caspian Sea
Grady
Azerbaijan
Dr Moore to Attend Nimitz Honorary Degree
Dr Hollis A Moore, superintendent of Greeley schools, will witness Admiral Chester W Nimitz receive an honorary Doctor of Public Service degree at the University of Denver spring commencements. Nimitz, famed World War II Pacific commander, once attended Kerrville Texas Tiv y High School where Moore later led as a principal.
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Gresley
University of Denver
Hollis A. Moore
Greeley Schools
Fleet
Chester W. Nimitz
Moore
Tivy High School
Kerrville
Tex
Nimitz
Pacific
Feft Schopl
Naval Academy
Admiral Nimitz
Hypnotic Window Show At Chist Theater Friday Night
Dr Norbert stages week long hypnotic act at the Chist theater with a focal girl named Snow White hypnotized on stage at 9 30 p m Friday and placed in the Sherwin Williams store window nearby rest in a deep state until 11 30 p m Saturday. She will be revived by a prince at the stage. Gifts from local sponsors accompany the show. No children admitted.
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Norbert
Chist
Sherwin- Williams
Wisi P
the Gil
Snow White
Stags
Long's Peak Care
Loftoy and Ha Studio
Cank'n Selfservice
Dodd'n Caldwells
Dodd'n Caldwells’ and Erickson's, A. Baris Karloff
Mock A-Bomb Test Spooks Colorado Civic Defense
A mock atomic bombing over Denver yesterday evening triggered a statewide civil defense drill. Lt. Gen. Henry K. Larnen led the exercise as officials rehearsed disaster response, accounting for casualties and fires from the simulated blast radiating from Denver Union Station toward the river and dockyards.
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Denver
Colorado
Civil “Defense Organization
Defense
Éminell
Henry K. Larnen
Avery
OWI
Denver Union Station
India
Tennessee Railway Collision Kills Six in Head-On Crash
Six crewmen were killed and about 15 passengers injured in a head on collision between the Louisville and Nashville Pan-American and a local passenger train near Clarksville Tennessee. Rescue workers said bodies remained in wreckage hours after the 12:45 PM CST crash. Diesel engines and the first cars on both trains were crushed into one mass.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Louisville and Nashville
Pan-American
Here
Central
Clarkesville
Court records and a mistaken fire call reported
In Pesca D. F. Matheson's court Dale Leffier of Windsor paid costs. Justice Trap Sides and Walter Schilling presided over careless driving charges with fines and costs. J B Friedberg, 43, operator of Save Mar store at 21 Ninth Street, arrested for violation of the state drug sign law and released on 250 dollar bond. Inspector Allen J. Good filed the complaint alleging a store window sign reading prescription drugs without proper licensing. Firemen answered a mistaken call at Our Lady of Peace church when a flickering window light was misread as a fire at Fourteenth Avenue and Second Street.
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Dale Leffier
Windsor
Sides
Walter Fred Schilling
Cheyenne
J. B. Friedbarg
Save-Mar
Ninth Street
Justice of the Peace
D. I. Matheson
Allen J. Good
Priedberg
Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church
Fourteenth Avenue
Second Street
A Bombs Produced on Industrial Basis Say Dean
New York June 7 report on last month's atomic bomb tests at Eniwetok is likely to be public next week, said Gordon Dean head of the atomic energy commission. He outlined ongoing tests and future program including hydrogen bomb work and warheads for missiles, noting production on an industrial basis and improved weapons.
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New York
Eniwetok
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Dean
New York State Chamber of Commerce
Pacific
Hlwoud R. Quesada
Alvin C. Graves
Los Alamos
N. M
United States
Saboteurs Target Denver Colorado Route Amid Civil Emergency
Amid a crisis Governor Thornton mobilizes state guards as volunteers move wounded from devastated areas. Centers across Colorado, including Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Durango, Grand Junction and La Junta, prepare for evacuation and relief. Saboteurs are said to have attacked the Denver Colorado Springs corridor. two were killed, and incidents affect the Denver water system.
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Voluntesra
Thornton
Atatewida
Puablo
Colorado Springs
Durango
Greylay
Starling
Grand Junction
Craig
Alamena
la Junta
Apa
Denver
Walarton
Acheson Says Russia War End Impossible to Predict
Washington June 7 Secretary of State Acheson called it a hard question whether Russia could stop the Korean war even if it desired. He suggested Kremlin influence might help if diplomacy and timing align, while noting U.S. military strength may not yet deter Soviet aggression in Europe. Senator Lodge pressed for clearer leverage to halt Korea fighting.
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Washington
Acheson
Lodge
H-Mass
Korea
Richardson Quits SCAB Board Amid Senate Delays
Washington June 7 An ailing W Richardson resigned from the Subversive Activities Control Board triggering expectation of faster senate action on the remaining four nominees. Richardson said he needed floral surgical care and McCarran praised the timing. The board, created under the 1960 Internal Security Act, screens organizations for subversive ties. The other members include Charles M LaFollette Peter Campdell Brown Kathryn McHale and David J Coddaire. Infant Browns in irrigation ditch drowning reported in Crawford Colorado?
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Kart
Lauman
Washington
Het
W. Richardson
Bubversive Activities Control Board
SACB
Hia
Senate
Uclover
Richardson
Truman
McTruman
Hannan
Justice Department
McCarran
Mclaran
Groper
McCarran Gal
Charles, M. LaFollette
Peter Camp
Dell Brown
Kathryn McHale
David J. Coddaire
Baruch opposes ending controls in national defense effort
Bern ard Baruch warns that removal of price wage rent and mobilization controls would be a tragic blow to the nation’s defense buildup in a letter to Senator Moody. He frames the issue as choosing national interest over self interest and urges against lifting controls.
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Washington
Bernard Baruch
Moody
Mich
New York
Economic controls debate fuels libertie concerns
A Senate discussion on economic controls reveals unease over relinquishing liberties as lawmakers weigh expansion of controls under defense production acts. The present law is set to expire June 30, with Moody among several senators weighing the long term impact and potential policy shifts. Marriage licenses list includes Kenneth Gurlkon and Erlene Littlefield of New Staymer and others from Greeley and Loveland, among signatories.
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Moody
Senate
Emeh Sakliye
Kenneth Gurlkon
Erlene “Littlefield
New Staymer
Manuel Geleick
Denna Stose Lenhart
Greeley
Gordon William Kalukar
Loveland
Elspeth Julia Benson
le Jurisus Harry Lewis
Reba Grace Kennedy
Gresley
Stork Express Born in Platteville and Oxteopathic Memorial
A report from Weld County Public Hospital notes the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Carrell Brute of Platteville on a Wednesday in June. At Oxteopathic Memorial Hospital a baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Ray of Hvand on a Wednesday in June. In Tokyo a U S soldier named Lucas reportedly stopped a bullet with his tongue during Korea combat, sustaining facial injuries and ejecting the bullet.
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Carrell Brute
Platteville
Weld Coury Public Hospital
Mya
Henry Ray
Hvand
Oxteopathic Memorial Hospital
Tokyo
Eugene T
Roosevelt Street
Edwardavilla
Lucas
Korea
Liens
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Brighton Schools
Tennessee Railway
Russia
Gane Warden
Seth Richardson
Crawford
Colo
U— Don Allyn
Ned Allyn
Baruch
Stork Express
Evelyn Cheleski
Ruckers
Bendix Factory
Miss Evelyn Cheleski
8Th Ave
LUXE
Penney
Penney Low
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