Buck Deer Killed In Colorado Highway Crash
On June 8 a young heifer and a buck deer were killed near Sterling Colorado 14 after they bolted into a tractor. A Minnesota California 22 semitrailer driven by Merls George of Denver reported the incident about 224 miles west of Proctor on U.S. 138. The buck died five miles west of Sterling when it jumped in front of a car driven by Earl Narvis Hays. The patrol listed the auto as estimated at 460 dollars damaged.
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Steriing
Colo
Earl Narvis Hays
New Hayzser
Dewey
Automobia
Senators Douglas and Aiken Attack Concealed Expenditures
Washington reports that Senators Douglas and Aiken condemned concealed U S expenditures totaling about 40 billion dollars hidden from taxpayers. They cited the agriculture appropriation and the Commodity Credit Corporation notes cancelation as examples, arguing a public accounting failure over a decade.
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Douglas and
Aiken
U.S
Soldier vote turnout in 1962 may fall short of 1 million
The War Department estimates about 40 percent of 3,600,000 in the armed forces are old enough to vote in the presidential election, but wartime barriers and varying state laws on absentee voting will likely limit the turnout. Many service members and civilians ignore voting, while officials plan a campaign to boost soldier participation and assist with absentee ballots.
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Washington
Dotansy Department
Congress
Nome
Rxonne
Old Hough
Vate Fy Ag
Georgia
Senate Votes Farm Program Near One Billion Budget Move
Washington reports the Senate approved an appropriation exceeding 1% billion dollars for government farm programs for the year starting July 1. The bill cleared on a strong vote, returning to the House which had approved the earlier 115 million broader package. Debate focused on trimming future payments to farmers in conservation programs, led by Senators Anderson and Douglas, with potential reductions in next year’s outlays.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Senate
House
Truman
Sen. Anderson
I-Nm
Aericultors
Sen
Douglas
LHI
Agriculture Department
Congoons
W Hilt
Wat
Anderson
Salem Oregon Faces Two Sunday Murders In Separate Slayings
Police reported two killings in Salem Oregon on Sunday. A 41 year old woman was killed with an axe at a woodshed while Constable Emery J. Jackson was shot to death during a family quarrel at Bilverton. Witness Harold Shell, a roomer at the Litchfield residence, said he had not seen the woman since Friday.
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Salem
Ore
Mts
Susan A
Bitchfield
Emery J. Jackson
Bilverton
Harold Shell
Litchfield
the Honce
Keen esburg and Big Bend Win Square Dancing
Keenesburg won the class A title and Big Bend the class B at Weld County 4 H square dancing in Greeley on Saturday night. About 200 people attended as Keenesburg dominated A and Big Bend led B, with 4 H members and local callers providing music and instruction.
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Keenesburg
Big Bend
Keenenburg
Ave- Due
KYL
he-Keenesburg
Weld
Aquare
Henry Ewes
Dary ‘Arnold
Gaylord Morrow
John Melaner
Claude Arnold
Caller
Denverite Killed In Collision With Auto From Hudson
Frank PF Campbell 72 and Roy Campbell 70 of Denver were injured in a two car crash in Adams County near the Denver city lanes. Frank died from skull fracture and injuries while Roy suffered head injuries. Mia and Mildred Alden and Joy Hughey were involved in the crash. Alden and Hughey sustained non fatal injuries.
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Denver
Frank PF. Campbell
Adams County
Denver City
Colorado
Campbell
Ray
Mia
Mildred J. Alden
Hudson
Dirk, Alden
Joy Hughey
Frank
Roy Campbell
Howard Eddy
Tha Campbell
Colorado Blvd
FR. Soth Ave
Tha Campbell Pure
Frank Campbell
Heck
MacArthur Favored as GOP Keynoter for N at Conventn
The report notes Gen Dougie MacArthur as a leading candidate for the Republican national convention keynote. Pennsylvania Republican committeeman Owlett backs MacArthur while avoiding public stance in the Patt Eisenhower battleground. Sprague signals support for a strong speaker aligned with national interests.
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Joseph KR. Grundy
Pennsylvania
Taft
J. Rassall Sprague
New York
Eisenhower
Plane Crash Kills Two in Elsinore Calif
Two men died and a mother and daughter were critically injured when a night plane crashed near an oil well outside Elsinore California. The dead were identified as Jack Gordon, 44, pilot and owner, and Dr. Jack Pimp Morris of Los Angeles. The injured included Dr. Morris’s wife Maxine and their 10 year old daughter Patricia. The aircraft reportedly stalled at about 200 feet, crashing about 100 feet from the well workers.
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Elsinore
Calif
Russell Snow
Jack 3. Gordon
Jack PiMp Morris
Los Angelen
Morris
Maxine H. Morria
Patricia
Explosion at Denver fireworks warehouse destroys building
A powerful blast at the Western Fireworks warehouse on Hurgn Street wrecked the building and sent a smoke cloud over the area. No injuries reported though windows shattered. about 10 000 in Roman candles and rockets were stored. The blaze drew thousands of spectators as police investigated the scene.
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Denver
Hurgn St
Western Fireworks Company
Aerne, Caualns & King-Alaed
Castle Jan
Boath Tenver
Pennsylvania Governor Meets Ike Open to All Candidates
Pennsylvania Governor John Fine emerged from a three hour conference with General Dwight Eisenhower saying the talks were pleasant and he remains open minded about the Republican presidential nomination. Fine announced Helsenhower will meet with the Pennsylvania delegation next Friday at Eisenhower’s Gettysburg farm. he noted no definite action is expected in support of any candidate.
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New ‘York
John Fine
Pennsylvania
Dwight Evenhower
Fileasant
Hilsenhower
Pennaylvania
Eisenhower
Batte Field
Gettysburg
Fineald
Fing
Rotell
Violent storms kill four east of Missouri River
A powerful weekend storm system swept the midwest and east, killing four and injuring others east of the Missouri River. Erie and parts of Ontario reported severe damage, with trees toppled and power lines down. In East Moline, Illinois, a man and ten boys drowned after attempting a water rescue, and lightning caused additional fatalities. Heavy rain exceeded two hours in many towns, with winds up to 60 mph.
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Amamated
Midwest
Lonal
Pernang
Erie
Lake Erie
Gerd
Quat-City
Hinola
Iowa
East Moline
Canada
Weld Shorthorn Field Day At Cumming Ranch
Weld county breeders attended the Shorthorn field day and show at Elisabeth Colorado hosted by John R. Cumming and partners. Western Shorthorn president Bex Blake and Weld county agent George James led the contingent, with 600 attending the barbecue and speeches by Allan Allason and John T. Caine. Local and distant visitors, including Kansas and Texas guests, heard cattle judging demos and breed improvement talks, while Adams of Elizabeth led the judging results and Earl Kindsteter received top awards.
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Bex Blake
Hereford
Tke Western Shorthorn Association
George James
Weld County
Elisabeth
Colo
John R. Cumming & Boos
Black Forest
Colorado Springs
Blake
James Sed
Francis Dresser
Greeley
Cummings
E. C. Brown
Elbert County
Kanean
Txan
Margaret Mosler
Remnice Rowe
Mary Buller
Howard Erickson
Adams Cously
Elpert
Kit Ceznon
Bilzabeth
Morgan County
Harry Smith
Colorado A&m
Steve Lindgren
Yuma
Donald Whitworth
Parker
Everett Stencel
Graeley
Earl Richardson
Eaton
Earl Kindsteter
Allan Allason
Chicago
Secreracy
Roan Hull
Denver
Clarance Borger
Graver
George
Melk
Jerry
Pierce
Weather Bureau Says Stormy Weather Can't Be Blamed On Science
Washington reports the Weather Bureau doubts weather can be blamed on science. Dr J Harry Wealer and Dr Irving Langmuir voice caution on seedings and rainfall patterns, noting no clear evidence that silver iodide seeding yields large scale, predictable effects. The piece also notes wartime air missions and casualties details with Korean conflict context.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
J. Harry Wealer
Aureau
Wexler
Langmuir
Ims
New Mexico
Tha Lapt
Acrogg
Sage
Moody
D-Mich
Defense Department
Michigan
Ti. Wealer
West Berlin begs aid to save freedom and industry
West Berlin appeals to the West for greater help to preserve freedom and keep its industries alive as Soviet pressure and security measures tighten. Editors labeling opponents warn of worse times ahead while refugees continue slipping toward West Germany amid new border patrols and police crackdowns.
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West Berlin
Russia
West
Berlin
Germany
East Germany
West Germany
Red Patrol
Thair Homut
Mrs. Taya Kagohara Dies Here Sunday
Mrs. Taya Kagohara 68 of north of Greeley died Sunday at home after a stroke last August. Born February 13, 1884 in Rugershima Japan she came to the United States in 1903. The family settled in the Ashton School district southwest of Greeley in 1919 and lived there for years. Survived by widower Toyoji Kagohara and six children including Mrs. Josiahihawa Mrs. Tom Nakati and Mayra George WIl and Tom Kagohara, all of Greeley.
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Teya Kagohara
Gredley
Kagohara
Rugershima
Japan
United States
Ashton
Gree-ley
Toyoji
Darry) Kagohara
Mra
Jose Jahikawa
Mre
Tom Nakati
Oth
Denver
Mayra
George
Wil
Tom Kagoara
Creelay
Crowd dwindles at Jim Gernhart second funeral service
In Burlington Colorado a small crowd of about 109 gathered for the second funeral of Jim Gernhart 78 with Rev H Mahaffey presiding. The service focused on a sermon about being born again as hymns and a copper casket were displayed. Gernhart had indicated another service would be held the first Sunday next June.
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Burlington
Cola
Aim Gernhart
H. Mahaffey
Kanorado
Gernhart
Bonadtide
Mahaffey
Eplayen
Berthart
Talay
Mahattey
Sprinters Burl Gordon Kiddell Eye NCAA Trials
Sprinter Alex Burl and pole vaulter Gordon Kiddell of Colorado AGV to compete at the NCAA track and field championships at the University of California. They plan also to race at the National AAU meet in Long Beach California. Hoke University lists two pitching prospects Billy Goodman and Ted Williams for the basketball squad.
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Burl
Riddell
Fort Colunn
Cola
Alex Burl
Yankey Gordon Kiddell
Colorado
AGM
University of California
Long Beach
Calif
Hoke University
Billy Goodman
Ted Williams
Defiant Reds Dig Trenches On Kojetsi and Kuie
A wartime report describes Red forces digging trenches on Kojetsi and Kuie to counter Allied paratrooper assaults. The narrative, quoting sources, notes underground fortifications, wire obstacles, and resistance by Redstar fighters amid heavy bombardment and POW labor.
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Kojetsi
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