College on Wheels CSCE to study Colorado industries
CSCE summer school offers a two week College on Wheels exploring Colorado industry and business organization. about 40 students from several states will tour Greeley Eaton Pueblo Vienna Estes Peak Mina to study hydraulics fuel iron sugar and mining with visits and conferences. events run June 14 to June 21 with a larger eight week term to follow.
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Colorado
Colorado State College of Education
Grove
Ronald Waterman
Warmon Helmers
Greeley
Olyse Plant
Eaton
Warren Montfort
Greelep
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corporation
Puebla
Pueblo
Vienna
Kan
Mountain Plains Business Education Association
Abova
Buebe
Wichita
Easeway Corporation
Denver
Great Western Sugar Company
Estes Pack
Dume
Cliimax
Centrsc
CSCE
Witness in Texas land scandal bombed in car
Brady Texas witness Sam McCollum III, an attorney and key informant in the Bascom Giles land scandal trial, was badly hurt when a bomb exploded as he started his Mercury station wagon outside his home. County Judge Love Kimbrough said survival seemed unlikely given the blast.
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Texas Land
Brady
Texas
Prifay
Sam McCollum
McCollum
Love Kimbrough
Sheet
McCollim
Bascom Giles
Giles
Soviet leaders accept Moscow visit invitations
Norway Sweden and Denmark announced that Premier Bulganin and Communist party chief Khrushchev accepted invitations to visit Moscow. Radio said the trip would occur in the first half of the year according to VSE THE TRIBUNE WANT ADS.
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DSLD
Moray 4
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Soviet Union
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Radio
Windsor Star notes Baxter begins at iaskins and Sells in June
Windsor graduate Thomas Baxter, University of Colorado Feilay, will start as an accountant at iaskins and Sells on June 18. He holds the highest average at the University School of Business and has earned an award from the Colorado Society of Certified Public Accountants. He belongs to Beta Gamma Sigma and is a Windsor High School class of 1952 alumnus.
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Windsor
Thomas Baxter
University of Coloredo Feilay
Iaskins and Sells
University School of Business
Baxter
Colorado Society of Certified Public Accountants
Beta Gamma Signa
Windsor High School
Z. A. Baxter
Sturley
Camp Chi- Rho
Estes Park
Frances Garber
Douglas Morton
Carn! Biederman
Tom
Godfrey Rosh
Severance
Mrr
Mies
Harland Rosh
Presbyterian Hospital
Rosh
Irwin
Rupple
St. Joseph's
Thospital
David
Harland
Maine
Laurie Jane
Walter? Dodge
Miami
Fla
Boy Scouts
Walsenburg
Craig Morton
Richard Gaslen
Jana
Paul Sanders
Warburg College
Waverly Laws
Rum Street
Glenn Keesinger
Clarenne Zwelzig
Art Marghela
Lucile Antholz
Greeley
LaVerna Elkins
Phoenix
Aziz
Ruth Street
Kenneth Stareh
Waverly
Wigle
Evergreen
Brr
Douglas Wigle
Los Angeles
Calif
E. C. Wigle
Jake Mashbrouck Jr
Aull
Wigte Ware
Colorado
Walter Ehrlich
Florence
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Iin
Dram
Marlene Schmidt
Denvver
Parks Business School
Airs
Alex Schmidt
Denver
Darlene
Democratic Majority Blames REA on Colorado-Ute Deal
The Democratic majority of four House committee members released a report accusing the Rural Electrification Administration of pressuring Colorado-Ute Electric Association into an unfavorable partnership with Western Colorado Power Co. The minority Republicans rejected the report as legislative cover for public power.
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Washington
House
Rural Electrification Administration
Colorado-Ute
Tric Assn
Ini
Western Caloraio Power Co
REA
Ancher Nelson
Minnesota
Western
Utah Power & Light Co
Frank Meaker
Montrose
Colorado-tte
RES
George Wilean
D. Nutla
Tressurer
Colorado-Uile
Combine
Coloredo-Ule
Southwestern
Colerain
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Socials and Meetings
Members of the auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 624 socialized to support cancer work completing 6 items in 28 hours with Mrs Zelda Lyman of La Salle a guest. Business meetings set for Tuesday evening at the VEW home. New WSCS officers include Bits Fred Delbel and Norma Kyle with Mrs CG Parsons in charge. No meeting in July. WCTU to meet Monday afternoon at Mrs Charles Strait’s home.
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Bits
Fred Delbel
Norma Kyle
H. J. Hardin
WCTU
Charles ‘Strait
Continental Plans First Large Turbo Prop Jets in U.S.
Continental Air Lines announced it will be the first U.S. carrier to operate large turbo-prop aircraft in 1958. Executive VP C. West Jet said 15 Viscount turboprops will join western routes in spring and summer 1958, with five DC-7Bs added next year on the Chicago-Kansas City-Denver-Los Angeles line.
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Washington
Continental Air Lines
C. West Je
Continental
James S. Keith
Civil Aeronautics Board
Phoenix
Ariz
Chicago
Denver
Unite
Western
Frontier
Bonanza
TWA
Mrs Schell Hosts Dancing Pupils in Creeley Social
Mrs Mae Schell of Schell studios entertained her dancing pupils at 2 AM Tuesday night in Creeley town hall. Each pupil brought a guest and the group presented Mrs Schell with a cen sage as thanks. Mrs Vernon Stewart hosted their card club at home Friday night with Mr and Mrs Herb Nelson as guests.
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Pierce
Mae Schell
Schell Studios
Creeley
Townful
Schell
Vernon Stewart
Herb Nelson
300th Anniversary of Jean Tru delle Marriage Gathering
In Quebec City descendants of 17th century French colonist Jean Trudelle, long settled on the city site, number about 18,000 in North America. Some 480 are expected to assemble July 1 to honor the 300th anniversary of his marriage.
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Quebec
Jean Trudelle
Quebec City
Asmerioa
Car Crash Injures Man After Fly Distracts Driver
In San Diego California a fly caused James Hom to become distracted while driving. His car left the road and struck a street sign and a small building. Damage to the Pontiac is not specified. Police described the incident as a distraction during the drive.
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San Diego
Calif
James Hom
Hom
Ordan—Alto
Sammy Davis Plans Western Film Debut and Busy Life
Harlem born star Sammy Davis Jr eyes a Western movie role featuring Black cowboys and a project with Frank Sinatra. He collects 20,000 records, owns 350 pairs of elk Uicks, and spends on gear for stage, film, and photography while pursuing a Broadway return and a story on Bill Robinson. He drinks coffee and cream, cuts smoking, and studies wide ranging topics from English grammar to Kinsey.
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Browthy
Sammy
Flo
Turing
Churchill
Sammy Hias
Bill Robinson
Samy
Wraleal
Hal Boyle
New York
Sammy Davis
Seston
Saimimy
Frank Sinalré
Mr. Wonderful
Heaven
Harlemborn Kid
Hippodrowe
Will
Mastin
Hollywood
Judy Gareland
Gilbert Bishen
Waldorada
Pullman To Reduce Fares On June 15
The Pullman Co announced fare cuts effective June 15 for night travel. Rates vary by occupancy with compartment fares reduced from 1L to 1S and drawing room rates trimmed from fi to 12 per cent. President Carroll K. Harding said the move encourages family and group travel to use these rooms on trips.
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Chicago
Pullan Co
Carroll K. Harding
Pollman Co
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College On Wheels
Fara
du Donk Bastion
the Tribune
Nelson
ASE
Royal
Victor
Art Metal
J Wilson-Jones Bookkeeping
Oxford Filing
Mosler
Ph. Aif
Scavo Valenta Construction Co
Brentwood Park
23Rd Ave
Reservoir Road
Shaw Realty
Sth Ave
Wle
Evans
Offen Hardware
Ava
Sccnel
Glenmere Loke
Pat McCarthy
E McCarthy
Eighth Street
Pat
Sir Paters
Gary Alten Meyer
Dave Meyer
West of Greeley
Gary
Ashton
Orr Brothers
Danny
Jerry
Wendell Orr
la Salle
Tribune
Levey Kessenich
Dolla
Gerald Burruss
Bilb Cushian
Geralds
Seventh Day Adventist
Gery
George My Burruss
U.S
Pullman
Atd Avenue
Mr. Farmer
Nolan
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