Denverites See Cattle Feeding Feast on T Bone
A Denver Ag club tour visited Weld county cattle feeding operations around Gilcrest and Eaton, followed by a steak dinner at the Tea House. The event promoted by the T Bone club featured speakers from the Colorado Farm Bureau and local business leaders, with discussions on feeding methods, crops, and dairy industry impact on Denver business.
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T-Bone Club
Tea House
Frank Jahne
Denver Dry
Harry Bailey
Wilmer J. McMilh
Denver Ag Club
Barnard Heatchens
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Willard Simms
Denver Record Stocks
Floyd Brach
Delta
Colorado Cattlemen's Association
Warren Monfort
Greeley
Denver
Puesta
Wweatook
Gliepegt
Eaton
Robart Widlund i
Denver Ag
Gutcreaé
Rteak
T-tone Club
Weld County
George
Jimea
Lew -Toyne
Colorado Farm Bureau
Martin Domke
W. D. Farr
T-Home Club
Colorado
James
Tony Keltner
Marlon Harmon
Weld
Raynard Houtchens
Witard Stine
Record Stockman
Floyd Beach
Delle
Colorado Cattlemen'’s Asociation
Palmer Burch
John T. Caine
J. H. Henritse
Safeway
Harry Ballay
Wilmer J. McMillin
Agelah
Bailéy
Staw Coperil
Denver National. Bank and Area
Ishway Carmission
Bil Randall
Denver National
Merriam Berger
The
Colorado National Bank
Flee Brooks
Central Bank
Clinton Bowman
Bowmen Biscuit Company
Charley Baker
Jesse
Shwayder
Shwayfer Brothers, Inc
John Clark
Edgar Yourel
He Daniels and Fisher
Ed Wonnen
Meroy Company
H. Davin
Leonard Birch
Flobert Miler
Sim Grdard
Don Peach
Mr. Hollhuseh
Mr. Helne
Aselph
Safe Driver Winner Arthur Dea Ragan Identified
Arthur Dea Ragan a 72 year old retired farmer of 1821 Fourteenth Avenue earned a Safe Delivery Award after avoiding a collision on Bilghth Avenue near Meeker Junior High. Patrolman Hugh Trimbie praised his alertness and controlled braking amid traffic from a westbound car. He received a $5 merchandise slip from the Greeley New Car and Truck Dealers Association and local police and Tribune sponsorship.
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Arthur Dea Ragan
Fourteenth Avenue
Mire Ragan
Bilghth Avenue
Meeker Junior High
Weat
Bir
Ragan
Greeley
Ward Convicted on All Counts in Mullen Case
Ward, once a prominent Denver auto distributor figure, was found guilty on four counts of an indictment by a Denver county grand jury. He faced charges of confidence game, false pretenses, and conspiracy, with potential penalties up to twenty years in prison for the confidence charge and up to ten years for the false pretenses and conspiracy counts. Co defendants Lester W. Hall and Mervyn T. McCarthy still face trial. Ward’s attorney requested three days to file for a new trial as District Attorney Brie Resting and CPAs laid out complex financial exhibits supporting the verdict. Ward, previously convicted of forgery in 1939, showed nervousness as verdicts were read.
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Denver
Fred x. Ward
Colne
Hla Automobile
1. KK
Mullen Corp
Ward
Trenver County
Confidenca Gama
Colorada Privcn
Canon City
Dickerson
Weed
Lester W. Hall
U. S
Mervyn Ts. McGarthy
Mms
Rubtty
Mie
Iva
Tela
Wardheean
Brie Resting
William Doyle
Kop Eilpene
Walter C. Brinker
Mullen
Muddy Sand Drilling Plans Amid Weekend Core Operations
Well activity continues across multiple fields as Bauer Well No. 457-61 in North Greasewood expects to core Muddy sand after Friday gains, while James Kloss’s Dakota cand operation in Ni' NENW 229-57 proceeds under Olds Dilling and South Texan Development. Other wells, including A L Grabs and Charles Atchison sites, face plugging or abandonment with pending contractor movements to Sheial No. 1 test at Continental Oil and Buck logjam area plans. Sale of Colorado state land leases in Weld county saw multiple purchases by Denver firms at varied bonus and per-acre prices.
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Bauer
Ert Siler
Swse
North Greasewood
Stoneham
James Kloss
Olds Dilling Company
South Texan Development Company
Odmen
Tuley @ Carter
John Nicklas
Swswne
Rodmant
A. L. Grabs
South Taxus Development Company
Charles Atchison
Bronshem
Wagoar Gut Wyant
Tribune
Con Seaboard
Sheil
McDermott and Barnhart
Buckingham
Lomen Sod Johnson
Continental of
Gilsette Wella
Grover District
Bucklogjam
Colorado
Denver
Weld County
Rarph W. Ball
Arthur Fox
Onterio Gic and Development Company
Fesse
Pathfinder Petroleum Company of
Los Angeles
Tha Jesse
Pathfinder
Three Colo Folk Feared Drowned as Rivers Rise
Reports state two men are missing after rising Colorado rivers swelled by warm weather and snowmelt. A 16 month old girl, Lora Ann Wilson, drowned near Alemioga when she fell into a ditch. her body recovered downstream. A search continues for Addison Hancock and a sheriff’s posse probes Clear Creek for Steve Anderson as floodwaters impact Hayden, Craig, and surrounding rail lines.
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Colorado
Loralla Ann Wilson
Bountiful
Cola
Alemioga
Frank Wilson
Yampa
Adlison Handcock
Tigerrold
Neo
Swamilee
Crag
Handcock
Clear Creek
Idaho Springs
Steve Anderson
No Defense Witnesses in Lial Dickerson Trial
The defense offered no witnesses or testimony. Lial Dickerson relied on his own cross examination of prosecution witnesses and his pretrial arguments, with no new testimony presented.
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Dickerson
Crash near 185 ends in jail and hospital
A two-vehicle collision near Highway 185 east of Hart's Corner early Saturday morning left Ellis Helvenl and Albert Belveal hospitalized with serious injuries and Hilly Belveal jailed after a pursuit with a wrench. Jane Belveal and another woman were injured. a seven year old boy also suffered injuries. Deputy sheriffs and state patrol investigated and planned possible charges as witnesses described the head on crash three miles south of the center of the county road.
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Hart's Corner
Wastington Highway
Low Bureeouck
Ed Gormley
Ells W. Helvenl
Lincoln Hotel
Denver
Albert W. Helveal
Culver
Ore
Eula
Jane Belveal
Veoin
Hillis
Freneis Adolph McKinley
Hilly Belveal
de Belveels
Hilla Belveal
Belvenin
Ellis Helvent
Wc Kinley
Albert Belveal
Langmont Hospital
Ward County Hospital
Registration To Begin Monday For CSCH Summer School
Registration for the CSCH summer school spans two weeks with sessions at Gunter Hall. Foremost, applicants note pre-session enrollment numbers from last year and dates for regular eight week sessions including a start in late June.
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CSCH
Gunter Hall
Elonies
Wetaman
Wome
Sulurder
Senate Votes Farm Program Approval and Budget Gap
Washington June 7 The Senate approved an agriculture bill totaling over 14 billion dollars for farm support starting July 1, sending the measure back to the House which previously approved 115 million under the Senate plan. The bill comes in about 90 million below President Truman's request, with a major dispute over reducing future payments to farmers in conservation programs.
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Edwin
Harkingon
Washington
Senate
House
Truman
Sen. Anderson
Secretary of Agriculture
Ila
Sen
Uougins
Agriculture Department
T&a
Anderson and Gouging
Arita
Truman Defends U S Air Power In Korea In Major Address
President Truman told the 4th Division he U S air force in Korea can bomb the enemy at will almost anywhere in the east red territory The speech rebutted Taft and critics warning against defense spending and warned of new Koreas worldwide He cited 48 000 planes in active use and announced plans for expanded air wings and re equipped army forces amid warnings against defense cuts.
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HST
Korea
East Red Territory
Ernest
Vagcaro
Springfield
Truman
United States Air Force
Robert A. Taft
Rucha
Han Jett
Stalin
United States
Strick Hack
Kremlin
Asia
Warova
Berlin
Paris
Tokyo
Fromen
Hesique
France
North Korea
United States Army
Sears
Shipping Troup May Spread To Dangerous Size
San Francisco reports a threatened broad strike by the AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific over a wage dispute could immobilize West Coast ports. Union chief Capt. G6. F. May warned ships may be halted or dock operations boycotted after Monday. Pacific Maritime Association denied a lockout, noting only reduced crews aboard shipmen within contract terms.
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San Francisco
AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific
APG
G6. F. May
The
Union
Bis
West Coast
May
Pacific Maritime Association
Navy advances and Truman set for New London speech
The report notes rising rates and strong navy activity including Glen Os ity ships in full operation and new tech developments. Truman plans to speak next Saturday in New London at the navy’s first powered submarine ceremony, following a day starting with a breakfast and attendance at a parade and meeting.
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Navy
Glen Os
Belore Korea
New London
Conn
Truman
Air Force
Bis Old Battery
Méeline
Eisenhower open to meeting Stalin but calls East West split non negotiable
President Eisenhower said a meeting with Premier Stalin might be possible to pursue peace but stressed the East West division could not be negotiated. He said he would act to promote peace though unsure the meeting would help and warned the Soviet Union posed complex challenges to U.S. interests.
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Stalin
New York
Juve
D. Eisenhower
Copimo
United States
Hewald Shora
Negro Spiritus
Father Diever
Raneral
Tha Suprama
Supreme Court
Alger
State Department
Prigan
Hlaenhower
Ly Hies
Manuel Josephson
Hank Veslled
Rockefeler Internetiohuliam
Josephson
Kleen
Bower
Rockefeltere
Hite
Chee
Carnegie Foundation For International Peace
Hiskwea
Tina T
Eizenhower
Alice
Hig
Eisenhower
None Pactican
Placsics
White House
Gainel
Tle
Abilene
Kas
Piane
Aftlene
Reds Grab Bit of French Area on Berlin's Edge
A fragmented report describes Soviet forces seizing a farm on the Berlin fringe, expelling 16 residents and seizing live stock and pigs. It notes prior Soviet actions in January 1961 and ongoing patrols demanding traffic control while refugees flee toward the western zones. The piece cites shifts in border policy and efforts to filter out unelegible elements.
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Berlin
Jung
Rai
Frohonunstate
Prench
Derlg
Nusalan Woldlers
People'n Police
West Germany
Hop
Thres Nlla
Taft Gains 32 Indiana Delegates At Convention
Indiana Republican state convention pledges its 32 vote delegation for Senator Robert Taft for the GOP nomination. Delegates chose 8 at large plus district selections, with Taft backers dominant though a few wavering figures and procedural debates surfaced during the session.
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Bartler
Indianapolis
Indiana Republicar Etate Conention
Robert A. Taft
Action Cate
Deleperes
Taft
Dwight D. Eugene Bower
Chicago
San
Capehart
Ebenhower
Tafl Forc
Legion Auxiliary Music Honors At State Convention
American Lecrot representatives Tom Greeny led a small local entry to place first in the trio and quartet events at the state convention in Alamosa. The local chorus finished second with performers Mia Charles Sunlevay Mrs. Lewis Dorsey and Mrs. Clyde Clarkson among those singing. The quartet included Mrs. Laster Arburbnot Misa Lliller Mins Mildred Sibaetar and Mrs. Lloyd Stonebraker. The series chorus was directed by Mrs. Latif Prichard with Mrs. Henry Baad Jr. on piano.
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Lecrot
Tom Greeny
Weir
Eession
Alamosa
Mia Charles Sunlevay
Lewis Dorsey
Clyde Clarkson
Quertet
Laster Arburbnot
Misa Lliller
Mins
Mildred Sibaetar
Lloyd Stonebraker
iSeries
Latif Prichard
Henry Baad, Jr
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