Five Injured in Weekend Weld County Accidents
Five people injured in Weld County traffic incidents over the weekend. Cheyenne residents Juli A M Jacks Glenn Woodyshell Wayne Jacks and Borlin Benavidez were treated with varying injuries after a head on collision on a rural highway. A separate crash near Eaton involved a Greyhound bus and a truck, with injuries to Kehn, and property damage to several vehicles.
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Juli AM. Jacks
Glenn Woodyshell
Benavides
Weld County General Hospital
Sacks
Maiddys
Jacks
Tandyshell
Lheighway
Henavides
Fluly Klug
Kehn
Greyhound
Jon C. Larimer
Denver
Eaton
Bua
Pucerns Av Ants
Melvin Hoke
Joaquin G. Chavez
Route 2
Chevrolet
Jose Todriquez
Platteville
Sixteenth Street
Fery Dean Nemaree
Colorado
Loyal B
Ener
Mitt
A Horrow Pit
Demarce
Pardonable Error Shocks Sailor Search in San Diego
A waterfront mystery in San Diego arises as a woman misreads a sailor friend as a crew member aboard the Kefauver. The truth reveals she intended to contact the USS Files.
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San Diego
USS
Hospital Admitted List Reflects Weld County Names
An hospital admission ledger from Weld County lists numerous patients and guardians by name and address. Entries include Isavel Bernal Windsory Mrs. George Urich 1L Fourth avenue and Jane By res with others across several towns, with Dismissed and ongoing admissions noted for multiple individuals.
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Weld
Aspital Satuday
Jane Byres
Isavel Bernal
Windsory
George Urich
Fourth Avenue
George Kimball
Twelfth Avenue Court
Robert C. Meier
Pallevile
Guadalupe Varela
Nerediv
Jessie Miner
Gresley
Kniney
Girnver B. Nituser
Fourteenth Aireet
Henry Puremiin
Ninth Avenue
Eugene Weipa Jr
Thirteenth Avenue
Diking Brown
Michoratta Mathite
Moule A
CliebHekanian
Windsors
Jon Mares i la Salley
August Cossick
Manet Avenue
Kad Ket Rata
Richard RK. Qin
Krieg Anirew
Ja Archer
Kersey
Chillin Hillenbrand
Freed Siel Sr
Wolliam
Clark
Davis Street
Wiehardson
Twenty-fourth Street
Roughs I'rener
Johnstown
Thompson Cokling
Eaton
Thomas of Wilden
Shirley Ann Perry
Aixth Street
Nobri
Murphy
Morehinson
Mra
Forno
Morgah
Hiwith Avenue
Lorenza Torres Serrano
Richard A. Fennelly
Benjamin Garviadt
Pierce
Nora Lenny
Keenesburg
Lowia Ligin
Wwih
Dianne Vressar
Sixth Avenue
Lawrences Orkson
Corly
Wyn
Doyle Rosenbaugh
Mass
Melvin Alckling
Angelian Wright
Ninth
James J. Carey
Denhold Rolhaemel
Eleventh Street
Bis Tojota
Aguilye
Ramirez
Rewule
Lenny
Nazacenas
Richard Gregory
Pourteenth Avenue
Rrberto Nictividad
la Salle
Dante W
Air Cabbies Move Into Insurance Business at Holloman
Air Force personnel at Holloman Air Development Center operate 10 radios and assist around the base daily. The force recently shifted toward an insurance related venture, with taxi service data suggesting a scalable move.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Air Force
Ins
Holloman Air Development Center
Casifil
Hawaii
Colorado Supreme Court Rules Real Estate Brokers May Draft Papers
The court held that real estate brokers may prepare documents such as notices, options, deeds, and leases in real estate transactions but barred them from performing full legal work. The decision affects about 7,000 licensees though stops short of prohibiting all document preparation connected to sales or leases. The ruling scans back over 50 years of practice and clarifies the limits of a broker's role.
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Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
Hoowever
Dustin Vrank Jb
Wal Estate
van Fehaack & Co
John. Bruno
Tille (Itaranty Co
Akset Nielken
Risenhowers
Hall
Micensel
Oeal Estate
Arthur Phelps
Henver
Justice Hall
Carpenters Official Refuses Answers Under Fifth Amendment
Washington reports a Carpenters Union official invoked the Fifth Amendment when questioned about alleged shares in 806000 dollars of Indiana highway right of way profits. The witness answered some questions before taking the Fifth. An Indiana highway official testified that special treatment was ordered for a top right of way employee, amid related indictments linked to the state’s road program.
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Washington
Chapan
Deer of the Carpenters Union
Montag
Indiana
Chapman
High Carpenters Union
Chatman Gore
D-Tenn
Senate
Carpenters Union
Louis B. Smith
Gary
Wiliam Doggell
Doggell
Wheat Estimate Slightly Under Crop for 1956
Washington a The Agriculture Dept on Monday forecast this year’s federally controlled wheat crop at 1 7092 000 bushels. This figure is 26 071 000 bushels less than last year’s 190 207 900 and well below the ten year average of 1 151 000 000. The crop is grown under government controls and the soil bank retirement program to limit surplus. Acreage and production figures for listed states show Montana Idaho Washington and others with measured outputs and per acre yields.
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Washington
New Soil Bank I
Montana
Idaho
HATO
Unclear OCR Note on Roeing Stratocruiser Project 377
Fragmentary text references the Roeing Stratocruiser known as project 377 and an aerospace transport related note. Details are inconsistent, with garbled terms such as SEATTIE and h-tobn. No verifiable facts or outcomes are recoverable from the fragment.
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Seattie
Tobn
Uras Att Automobile Hconse
Roeing Airplane Company
Roeing
Uransport
Theft Reported Of 1952 Chevrolet Two Door Car
Police were alerted Sunday to a theft of Harald Miller s 1952 Chevrolet two door sedan from in front of his home at 1617 Thirteenth Avenue. The light blue vehicle with Colorado plates No 39332 was taken Saturday night. keys were in the car.
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Chevcoter
Harald Miller
Thirteenth Avenue
Colorado
Atiller
Showers Seen Over Colorado
The Associated Press reports scattered showers and thunder across western Colorado and Wyoming as cool air meets tropical warmth. Snow is expected in the high mountains with temperatures dipping below normal for several days. Independent stations record varied highs and lows including Denver 94, Casper 87, and Laramie 17.
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Rockies
Colorado
Wyoming
Raser
Denver
Sig Piney
la Juata
Casper
Wray
Akron
Alamosa
Colorado Springs
Craig
Eagle
Fort Qoling
Grand Junction Ag
Juata
Lamar
Limon
Puebla
Trinidad
Cheyenne
Tranter
Laramie
Rawdita
Nock Springs
Supreme Court rules civilians not subject to military trials abroad
The Supreme Court reversed a 1956 ruling, stating civilians tried by US military courts abroad are outside military jurisdiction. It frees two women, Dorothy Krueger Smith and Clarice Cavert, convicted abroad, from further martial proceedings and ends civil court jurisdiction in their murder cases. The decision, by Justice Black, asserts that only courts of law may try civilians for offenses against the United States.
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Supreme Court
United States
Dorothy Krueger Smith
Tokyo
Cal
Aubrey D. Smith
Clarice B. Cavert
England
Edward EB. Cavert
Smith
Pacific
Waler Kreuger
Federal Reformatory For Women
Alderson
Wo Va
Covert
Covert’s Was Awaiting A Second Trial By Emurl Martial Att Holling Air Fore Base
Tus
Edward al Tamm
Arghem
Valparaiso U Grads Include Ken Eberle From Greeley
Ken Eberle of Greeley Colorado graduated from Valparaiso University on June 2 among 299 June grads. He earned a bachelor of arts with a business major. The university is located 8 miles southeast of Chicago.
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Trady Kenneth. Pherle
Airs
Ernest
W. Eberle
Ninth
Greeley
Colo
Valparaiso University
Eberle
the Lutheran University
Chicago
iDon Vincent Gibney Dies After Heart Attack in Springs
Don Vincent Gibney an electrical engineer and 25 year veteran superintendent of the Kansas Gas and Electric plant in Wichita Kansas died Friday evening after suffering a fatal heart attack while out delving with his wife and friends. He was past president of the Electrical Engineers Society of Kansas 22nd degree Mason Shriner and a member of the Eastern Star. His wife is Bliss Dorothy Scheer of Easton daughter of Nes W Scheer who now resides at 1702 Eleventh Street.
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Don Vincent Gibnes
Fonigha Springs
Bliss Dorothy Scheer
Eaton
Nes. W. HE. Seheer
1702
Eleventh Street
Gitmey
Kansas Gas and Electric Plant
Wighita
Kan
Electrical Engineers Society of Kansas
Munsun
Order Lot Eastern Sar
Lupton Youth Held in Gasoline Thefts
Rivera yudy 1B of Fort Lupton was arrested by a sheriff deputy Saturday for numerous gasoline thefts in the Fort Lupton area over six months. He admitted stealing fuel from Edgar Anderson farm and from W. Carlson farm on separate occasions. Charges pending.
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Yudy, Rivera
Fort Lupton
Sheriff's Office
Rivera
Edgar Anderson
W. Carlson Fm
Nasser Needs Trade Not Aid Says AP Session Told
AP foreign correspondent Wilton Wynn told Colorado AP meeting that Feyotian Gen Nasser seeks trade and political settlement over economic aid. Wynn warned Egypt’s army is weak, emphasizes fear of overthrow, and that Nasser’s aims include a Palestine solution to avoid internal instability. He contrasted Egypt’s rich coal with limited modern forces while noting caution about sensational depictions of Nasser.
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Denver
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Associated Press
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Colorado
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Wynn
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Egypt
Cade
Cote
Tron
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Maser
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Farouk
Harley E. Holden
Togoland
Arthur Ballentine Jr
Durango
Durango Herald-News
Hold
Robert W. Spencer
Fort Morgan Times
Gayle Waldrop
University of Colorado School of Journalism
Caioradie United Christian Youth elects officers
Barbara Turner elected vice president of United Christian Youth Movement at Grand Junction with Dale Brinker Bowle grand tunction as president. Other officers include Barbara Turner 1625 Glentere Blvd Greeley and Tal y Smith Merino as treasurer, with commission chairmen Norma Robertson Charles May Mary Jo Rikef Sherry Heverkamp Boukler and Darold Greene named.
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Black Forest
Coln
Dale Brinker
Bowle & Grand Tunction
Caioradie
Fork Collins
Sherry Heverkamp
Whispering Pines
Boukler
Darold Greene
North Ave
Grand Dunation
Boy Injured In Bicycle Collision With Car In Greeley
Sunday around 12 45 p m a 12 year old boy named Seery rode from a driveway at 231 Fifteenth Street and collided with a Dodge sedan driven by Joseph W Brough Jr. The rider was taken to a hospital with a broken shoulder and bicycle damage estimated at 50 dollars. Officer Warren Adams investigated and said the car swerved left to avoid the collision but could not prevent the mishap.
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Hite Bieycaist
At-searof
Greeley
Dag T. Seery
Siste
Joseph W. Brough Jr
Faitrenth Atreat
H Brough
Fifteenth Avenue
Warren Adams
Young Serry
City Buys Sewer Bonds of Estate
City council approves purchase of 32000 dollars worth of Greeley sewer improvement revenue bonds issued in 1995 to save around 20000 in future interest. Denver broker Kirshner Orashee and Wirsner offered 52000 dollars of bonds. city pays 3900 per bond with 10 percent discount. Bonds yield about 34 percent at maturity in 1975. funds come from 24000 from jMK, 8000 cemetery endowment, and remaining 20000 split between firemen and police pension funds. Purchase would have saved 31930 in interest. Bonds were part of an 878000 bond issue from July 1955 for sewer improvements.
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Greeley
Denver
Kirshner
Orashee
Wirsner
Denver Bond House
Jmk
Pauling Urges Global Scientists to Oppose Nuclear Tests
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling calls for scientists worldwide to join an appeal to stop nuclear weapon testing. He notes 2,000 American scientists already signed and plans a France lecture tour to rally international support, stressing immediate action for an international testing ban.
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New York
Linus Pauling
Pawling
Pauling
Mrs. Earl E. Hickman Dies at Hospital Here
Mrs Josephine Pauline Hickman Bushnell Nebraska dies Sunday at Weld County General Hospital after prior convalescent home stay Born May 20 1893 at Harvard Nebraska lived in Hastings before moving to Bushnell four years ago Member of Rebekah Lodge No 367 She survived by her husband eight children and numerous grandchildren Also four sisters and three brothers Funeral from Evangelical United Brethren church Bushnell to Kimball Nebraska cemetery Proceeding under Secord Funeral Home arrangements
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Josephine Pauline Hickman
Bushnell
Neb
Weld County General Hospital
Harvard
Hickman
Hastings
Rebekah Lodge
Ruth Ghdeken
Grand Junction
Ellis Hickman
Marine Wickman
Ontario, Ore
Mituced Hickman
Betty Jonte
Sedgwick
Joan Hickman
Eloise
Sehacker
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Earl L. Hickman
Broomfield Heights
Anna Galbreath
Ritzville
Wash
Margaret Barth
Lincoln
Mabel Frerichs
Omaha
Elma Yost
Leslie Yost
Seattle
Ernest Yost
Chadron
Eke
Elmee Yost
Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Bushnell, Neb
Kimball, Nebraska
Secord Funeral Home
Spears Clinic suit against Denver leaders dismissed
The Colorado Supreme Court, in a 6-1 ruling, dismissed a 100 million dollar damage suit by the Spears Free Clinic and Hospital against The Denver Post reporter Robert Byers Denver manager Charley Buxton and other civic leaders. The court upheld that the articles in the Post were fair comment on public interest and rejected actionable claims.
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Denver Ls
Denver Area
Heller Business Bureau
Denver Post
Robert Dyers
Charley Buxton
Denver
Spears Free Clinic and Hospital
Colorado Supreme Court
Robert H. McWilliams
Spears Clinic
Byers
the Post
Polio Vaccination Clinics Set Three Times Weekly
Weld county health department will offer polio vaccination clinics at Sixheath Street and Seventeenth Avenue from 6 am to 11 am on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Dr J H White says ample vaccine allows three immunizations for ages from 6 months to 33 years and pregnant women. Helen McCannon notes polio season is arriving and urges quick immunization as the first dose is a priming shot followed by a second dose within two weeks and a booster at seven to 18 months. If residents do not respond the vaccine could be redeployed.
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Weld County Health Department
Sixheath Street
Seventeenth Avenue
Health Department
Mis
J. H- White
Weld County
Weld County .Com
Helen McCannon
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