Wiretapping Inquiry Began in Denver Post Office
Denver authorities opened a wiretapping probe after a device was found Wednesday beside a key trunk in the Denver post office attic by a telephone company repairman. U S Attorney Kelley and A G Herbert Brownell discussed the case after a meeting in Colorado Springs. Investigators say there is no evidence the building’s wiring had been tampered with and several installers have worked in the post office recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
U. S
Alty
Donald BS. Kelley
Atsic
Denevers
Kelley
Colorado Springs
Aly
Herbert Brownell
National Press Photographers Ass
Robert C. Henke
Alston
Colorado
General Chalrein
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Pellayatom
Defense Indoctrination Meeting This Evening
Civil defense indoctrination meeting tonight at Weld County General Hospital auditorium at 7 30. Procedures for the National Civil Defense exercise Operation Alert 185 will be discussed. All civil defense staff and workers urged to attend by deputy director W I Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Defense
Weld County General Hospital
Wuditorinie
Cloff
W. I. Shaffer
19 Seamen Missing in Tanker Blast
RAMSGATE England A Swedish tanker erupted in flames after a collision with a Panamanian freighter in the English Channel early Thursday. Nineteen seamen from the tanker Juhannivhia were missing feared dead. one body recovered. Twenty three survivors arrived at ports on the British side. A Ramsgate lifeboat said no further survivors. Among survivors was Ina Svensson wife of the first engineer. The freighter Bucanneer reached a repair yard in Schiedam Netherlands with a large hole in her hull but no casualties among her crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsgate
England
English Channel
Juhannivhia
Itescua Yessale
Ramsgate Wieboat
Ina Svensson
Johannishus
Schiedam
Ntherlands
Edmonton Hospital Language Mix Up in Interpreted Billing
A credit manager, patient, partner, and bystander at a busy Edmonton hospital Wednesday communicated across languages. The Italian speaker and a nearby worker spoke Italian and French but not English, while a third person spoke English and French but not Italian. The group exchanged questions about billing and payments, revealing how much was owed and who handled the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramonton
Alta
Edmonton
Light Showers Across Colorado Eastern Slope and Wyoming Areas
Light showers were spotted along Colorado's Eastern Slope and dampened the eastern section of southeastern Wyoming. Reports came from Akron Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Flowing Laramie Casper Sheridan. Western Slope was clear. Temperatures ranged 26 to 80 in Colorado and 21 to 46 in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wyoming
Akron
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Flawing
Laramie
Casper
Sheridan
Oth
Weather Bureau
Grand Junction
Big Piney
Interstate Gas Plans 4.4 Million Refund to Colorado Users
Interstate Gas outlines a plan to repay about 4.43 million dollars to roughly 220000 gas customers across Colorado and the Cheyenne area. The refunds target December 1983 billing and cover several utilities including Pueblo Gas & Fuel and Colorado-Wyoming Gas Co. The program, pending federal court approval, would disperse checks from a Colorado Springs headquarters with an estimated 120 days to mail after start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Interstate van Co
State
Public Utilities’ Commission
Cheyenne
Wyo
Federal Power Commission
PPC
Colorado Inter’ata
Pueblo Gas & Fuel
Momers
Colorado Springs
Custonmera
Colorado-Wyoming Gas Co
Greeley
Public Service Co. of
Itn
Hender
Fort Calling
Brighton
A Visions
City of
City of ‘Teriided
Enagoners
Citizens Utilities Co
la Junta
Canon City Gas Service Co
Ain
Colorado Lnter State
FPG and
Theatere Willities
Commission
Pensioner Accused in Uranium Deal Bilking Women
Vel 108 year old Mona McGlochlin of Dulyth, Minnesota, a former Civil War veteran Albert Woolson, is charged in district court with bilking elderly women in a uranium lease scheme. The court heard he had been jailed last year for selling non owned mines in Park and Summit counties. He was placed on probation to repay investors, with strict conditions and potential revocation if not followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vel
Mona “Zuma McGlochlin
Tistriet
Methin
Robert W. Stenle
McGlothlin
Nelling Intercata
Park and
Summit
Steele
Pro
Lime
Weather Loca 24 bars ending Friday forecast
Weather summary notes considerable cloudiness and light showers across Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico with windy southeast corners Friday into Friday night. Saturday turns partly cloudy cooler in the west and east with higher temperatures in the 53 to 75 range. Forecast emphasizes a general cooling trend into Sunday Monday followed by a warming trend and possible showers late Tuesday into Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
R. Flay
Wyoming
Warner
Divide
Nouth
Dilsaver Re elected Grand Knight of K C Council 2160
Dilsaver was reelected Grand Knight of Knights of Columbus council 2160 in Greeley at a Thursday meeting. Officers named include Marvin McCarthy deputy grand, Joe Faater warden, Al Smith recording secretary, Frank Shell treasurer, Markh advocate, Ernest Hurder inside guard, George Byrnes outside guard, and a three year term trustee Noera Tor one year. Rev Fr Robert Hoffman served as council chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbia Council
Greeley
Keith Tlilsaver
KC Ball
Ther
Marvin McCarthy
Joe Faater
Pat
Creager
al Smith
Frank Shell
Jlew Markh
Firnest “Hurder
George Byrnes
Ofder
Noera Tor
Robert Hoffman
House Appropriations Committee Cuts Big Thompson Budget
Washington panel urged a 3125.821 million reduction in the water resources bill for the coming fiscal year. It credited unexpended funds from prior grants and outlined specific project recommendations across Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska, and Missouri Basin programs, with detailedMine project adjustments and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committees
Reclamation Bureau
Colorado
Idaho Mindo
North Side
Palisades
Montana
Port Peck
Diah -- Weber Basin
Wyoming
Eden
Kendrick
Missouri
Kansas
Bostwick
Jegezesmen
Kirwin
Webster Unit
Nebraska
Deidge
Sargent
South Dakota
Rapid Valley
Glenda
Missouri Basin
Big Thompson
Wheat Estimate Below Last Year Yield Ahead of Forecasts
The Agriculture Department projected this year’s wheat crop at 453,? million bushels, with figures showing declines from last year’s 968.8 million and the 1.164 billion in 1944-53. Drought conditions and tighter federal controls weighed on production, though winter output reached about 759.7 million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Eever Drouth
Great Plaine
T Department
Ela
Agreement Reached on Truck Contracts for 11 West States
Federal Conciliator John S. Fenton announced that the Western trucking tieup agreement would be submitted to local members by secret ballot. Terms were not disclosed. Union leaders praised the deal and expected broad acceptance, with limited chance of trucks rolling before Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West States
Los Angeles
Yale Graduate Bain to Receive Bachelor of Arts Degree
Yale University will grant bachelor of arts to C Randall Bain son of Walter L Bain of Wet Thirteenth Overas. New Haven hosts commencement with about 2000 degree candidates from 45 states the District of Columbia Hawaii Puerto Rico and 35 foreign countries. Outdoor exercises on the Yale campus and a morning address by President A Whitney Griswold mark the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Randall Bain
Walter L. Bain
Wet Thirteenth Overas
Yale University
Mro
Mre
Bain
New Haven
Colorado
District of Columbia
Wa‘aii
Puerto Rico
Ald
A. Whitney Grinwold
Yale
Woolsey Hall
Oil Drilling Report Near Greeley Weld County
Report from Weld County shows a drilling rig 16 miles north of Greeley preparing to run a well. Core samples reveal siltstone and brown stained sand with porosity and permeability, with oil bleeding at breaks and about 76 feet of recovered sand. Further cores indicate oil-bearing intervals and continued work described in Greeley Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Laking & Schiumberger Electric
Union Pacific
Priddy
Pierce
Greeley
Weld County
Lyons
Coring
Greeley Tribune
Man Is Sentenced for Lamar Slaying
Don William Stet, 59, was sentenced to 14 to 21 years in the Colorado Penitentiary for the fatal shooting of Fred Faurat, 42, on February 28. Dist. Judge A A Artal pronounced sentence after denying defense motions for a new trial. attorneys indicated no appeal planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Ip
Don William Stet
Colorado Tenitentiary
Fred Faurat
A. A. Artal
J. Woodeon Reiley
Robert Roggers
Barnard Criticizes Legion and Dept at National Convention
Barnard, Colorado University business professor, told 1400 American Legion delegates that the organization has accomplished virtually nothing in the past year. He warned the department level is disintegrating while posts drive membership growth. Speakers Johnson and Roy M. Brewer of Los Angeles addressed anti Communist sentiment in the motion picture industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwoon Springs
Cmar
Soha
Colorado American Legion
Barnard
Potentel
University of Colorado
Gor, Johnson
Roy M. Brewer
Los Angeles
Large Crowd Attends Greeley Farm Show Amid Cold Weather
A large crowd braved unseasonable cold to tour the Greeley Farm Home and Sports show at Warneco Park, hosted by the Tribune. About 40 exhibitors showcase goods with gifts for visitors. Joan Brandon hypnotizes volunteers nightly, with special Sunday kids’ performance planned at 4 p.m. Aired demonstrations by Sim Haywood the fly caster, Morse Patvin wood carvings, and Danny Hixon glass blowing entertain attendees through Sunday night. the fair opens nightly at 8 p.m. with a 2 p.m. matinee Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Farm
Warneco Park
the Tribune
Joan Brandon
Miss Brandon
Fred and
Fay
Wérm
Sim Haywood
Ine
Morse Patvin
Danny Hixon
Wheat price study notes 76 percent parity support
Washington confirms agriculture department parity support for wheat at 76 percent, contrasted with 1953 parity. The report also lists Major League Baseball scores and a NCAA baseball tournament result with several night games across leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Taslon
Nixon
White
Maas
Aber
Chicago
Brecelyn
St. Louis
New York
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Both Sides Claim Win in Blue River Ruling
In a Denver federal court ruling the Blue River case stands as a victory for the government over water rights. Judge Lee Knous set an October trial date with pre trial conferences starting August 2. The dispute centers on rights tied to Green Mountain Dam and water use by Eastern Slope cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
A. B. Dint
Tedge
Lee Koone
Colorado Springs
Blue River
Attorneya
Coleado Springs
Knows
G. &. Dinterie
Koons
U. S. Reclamation Bureau
Green Mountain Dam
Lee Knous
Coldfaco Springaeity
Green Mountain
Hine
Breckenridge
Willem H. Veeder
Washington
Bureau of Reclamation
Steelworkers push for larger wage increase talks in 12 to 15 cent range
Inland Steel Corp Jones Laughlin Youngstown Sheet and Tube resumed bargaining with United Steelworkers in a wage only reopener. About 600,000 USW members earn 2.4 an hour. union seeks 25 cents max, likely settling around 12 to 15 cents. Deadline looms midnight June 30 with strike possible if no deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fittsburgh
Ia — Choy
United Steelworkers
Burgeloers
Seaking
Wiitay
Miajur
Inland Steel Corp
Jones
Laughlin Steel Corp
Youngatown Sheet & Tuba Co
Mikes
U. S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Peonies at Linn Grove Bloom in Cemetery Display
The public is invited to Linn Grove cemetery to see the peonies in full bloom. Dr. Pulter superintendent says the cemetery aims for the largest peony display in the state and thanks lot owners for planting flowers to beautify the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Grove
Viel Wir Grove Cemetery
Pulter
Bids Sought for Greeley Street Paving
The city advertises bids for the 955 street paving program with a contract set June 23 and work starting in July. The plan covers Fifteenth and Nineteenth avenues between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, the alley between Seventeenth and Twelfth avenues from Nineteenth to Twentieth, and Fourth Avenue between Thirteenth and Fifteenth Streets plus petitions for further improvement districts likely in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au- Jeast
Bodies Still Sought at Chambers Lake After Drowning
A continued search on Thursday for the bodies of Milton R. McTrowell aged 27 and Jos S. Exit aged 28, both of Denver, who drowned Saturday in Chambers Lake. Sheriff Ray Harger led rescue teams along the high mountain slope aiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers Lake
Collinsum
Milton R. McTrowell
Jos S. Exit
Penver
Sherif Ray Harger
Northwest District Names Its Executives
The Greeley Northwest Suburban Water and Sanitation district board named Fred Q. Ford as chairman and president and Herbert A. Marlow as secretary treasurer at its first meeting. Directors include Walter Ward Alvin Garcia Qun HR Axnom. The officers serve from August 1938. The district approved Hoskins and Associates for design costing about 115000 funded by bond sales and Cruttenden and Company to handle bond sales. A bond election date will be set by the district court for about 200 residents. The project area spans roughly a mile east and west of Twenty third avenue and north from Fifth street, extending toward Spantuh eplony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Northwest
Marlow and Axsom
Garcia
Hoskins
J. H. Goode
He Group
Wrew
Twenty-third Avenue
Fifth Street
Spantuh Eplony
Harmon Addresses A&M Graduating Class
Fort Collins A and M College conferred degrees on 687 students at a formal commencement Fri morning. Lt Gen Harmon urged graduates to value honor humor proportion and confidence as he addressed the crowd.
UAW Official Fined 500 For Contempt of Congress
Washington to John Watkins 44 an officer of the United Automobile Workers was fined 500 and given a one year suspended jail sentence for contempt of Congress. Judge Joseph Mel Carrahy imposed the sentence after Watkins was found guilty May 2. Allies say the appeal will argue House Un American Activities Committee overstepped its legislative purpose. The case stems from appearances before subcommittees on April 27, 1954, about his past associations with Communists. he refused to identify individuals and left the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John FT. Wateina
United Avomobile
Wre
Congress
Tr. A. User
Joseph C. Mel Carrahy
Watkins
Josephy
Raugh Jb
Sidney A. Sachs
Gait
Raugh Adid
House Un-American Activities Committee
Examin Weisma
Rock Island
WAW
Rouse Committee
Communist Party
Also Mentioned on This Page
Interstate Gas
City
Minn
Albert Woolson
Dilsaver Grand Knight
K.C
John Marten
Arene
Kenneth Perry
Marteni
Fea
Man
Lamar
Tom Fry
Elke
Halde
Fort McHenry Grot
Francis Gool Key
U. 0
Elks
Gunter Hall
Vermont
Kentucky
George Hoff
Legion
Dept
at _Omana
Flint Rouna
Wwe
Forent
Colzate
Upper
Colo
Rep
Saylor
Colorado River
Ite
Conereas
House Reclamation
la Reppetane
Aspinall
D-Cotn
Greeley Street
Northwest District
Harmon
A&m
Cinax
Viret
Adrian Ramond Chamberlain
Fia
William KR
Kreutzer
Fort Cotine
the & S
Morgan
Veterinary Rede Tine
UAW
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!