Three Accidents in Greeley Area Reported
Police reported three separate crashes in Greeley area on Thursday night. In Milliken, three women injured when a car struck near Reservoir road and Twenty-third avenue. one suffered a severe head injury, another a sprained finger, and a third bruises. In another collision on Ninth Street, Irene Vogelpoht’s car hit a parked vehicle and then a second parked auto, with all three women hurt. A white Chevrolet sedan, a 1951 Mercury two door, and a 2408 Monterey Avenue resident’s car were damaged. drivers were charged with careless driving. Vogelpoht was hospitalized with chest pains and bruising.
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Twentyabird Avenue
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Eleventh Avenue Court
Ninth Street
Eleventh Avenue
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Reservine Road
Twenty-third Avenue
Paulien Ehelick
Waris Kaiser
Bnee
Marge Ridley
Khr
Liek
Genevieve Tiprall
Monterey
Avenir
Jim Longworth
Vogelwohl
Weld County General Hospital
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Vagelpoht
Seventh Avenue
Nineteenth Steeel
Heaton
Larry Riley
Rigby
Iahu
Riley
Mercury
Ty Paul Gerald Sorec
Gorce
Miley
Greeley Tribune June 1957 Rear-End Collision Report
In Greeley a rear end collision on Eleventh Avenue involved vehicles owned by Fred Lapp and driven by Mrs Clara Heinze and Mary Mahon Rouse. Damages were listed with costs near $300 and $1325, injuries described for several passengers, and the incident occurred near Ninth Street and Eleventh Avenue at approximately 1 am.
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Greeley Tribune Standay
Garce
Vegelpoli
Fred Lapp
Ninth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Donald Mmughes
Clara Heinize
Mirry Mahon
Rouse Je
Grover to Host Second Annual Rodeo Weekend
Grover will stage its second annual rodeo June 15 and 16 with seven judged events daily plus children’s specials and a Grover Dance Saturday night. Events include bareback riding steer roping and bull riding, with a roping contest between local clubs. Cash prizes will be awarded and a video stock demonstration will be provided.
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Kenneth Perry
Cala “Yndo State College
Uie
Senate Expected to Fast Track Postal Service Funds
Senator Robertson said the Senate will likely expedit e Postmaster General Summerfield s request for extra funds to avert service cuts. He noted hearings could be held before year end but warned Congress must decide soon as cuts would follow without more money. Summerfield sought 140 million dollars in fiscal 1958 starting July 1, with 58 million less already appropriated. He warned of service eliminations or curtailments without the supplement. Ellender urged sticking to prior votes and demanded clarity on affected services and possible economy.
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Tobertson
D-Va
Senate
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Wrange
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Eisenhower
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Department
House Appropriations
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D-La
Post Office Dept
B36 Pilot Lands Without Rudder After Inflight Loss
At March Air Force Base a B36 bomber with 27 aboard reportedly shed a rudder in flight. Pilot Sergeant Albert J. McKinnon of Brewer Maine executed a two hour approach using only elevators and varied engine speeds before a controlled landing. The missing rudder was found outside the abandoned Stockton airport afterward.
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Stockton
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Retired General Attacks Nobel Winner on Nuclear Fallout
Former General Leslie Groves, who led the Manhattan Project, criticized Linus Pauling and his nuclear fallout warnings during a Washington University Medical Alumni speech. Groves questioned Pauling’s qualifications and contrasted him with a football coach on expertise. Pauling, chemist at Caltech, had signed a 1984 petition by 2900 scientists calling for an immediate halt to nuclear tests. The piece also notes Vienna Volksoper’s season with 61 performances of Kiss Me Kate.
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Leslie R. Groves
Linus C. Pauling
Groves
Pauling
Medical Alumni Assn
Washington University
Pawing
Pawling
California Institute of Technology
Wyoming Trucking Assn Honors Aurora Driver
Robert B Pins ney named driver of the month by the Wyoming Trucking Assn for Gallagher Freight Lines. He has completed 1,360,000 miles without an accident and provided valuable assistance in several areas.
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Autrara
Colo. Tuck
Robert B. Pinsney
Wyoming Trucking Assn
Pinney
Gallagher Freight Lines
1000 More Cars in Denver Now
Denver vehicle registrations show passenger cars about 7,000 ahead of last year with total registrations reaching 171,620 through May compared with 164,707 a year ago. Truck licenses issued also rose, and state Leuck licenses for Denver climbed from 21 to 62. Motor Vehicle Director Maldon V Adcock said collections through May 31 reached 4,561,335 versus 4,320,252 in the 1958 period.
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Denver
Maldon V. Adcock
Adcock
Four Lottery Winners Die in Australia in Fatalized Streak
In Sydney, Herb Chun who won 30 000 pounds died of heart failure Friday, the fourth big lottery winner to die this year. William Lane, a bush wanderer, died of cancer six weeks after collecting 100 000 pounds. Arthur Dyer was killed by a car in Sydney three weeks after winning 17 000 pounds. Harold Richards, winner of 78 000 pounds, moved to a new house and died suddenly. Uranium found near Wicklow Dublin with early signals of a major deposit.
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Uff- Herb Chun
William Lane
Arthur Dyer
Harold Richards
Aentw House
Row Is Raised on Control of Krupp Plants
London reports a new international storm over Alfried Krupp Von Bohlen und Halbach, the former war crimes convict and owner of Krupp. Despite a 1948 verdict and a 1951 parole, he now faces pressure from the United States Britain and France to divest. Krupp remains a central symbol of German industry with large assets, a wide payroll, and a global footprint, while Germans largely view him as a scapegoat for wartime actions.
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Europe
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United States
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France
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Bunny smokers at Veterans Hospital studied in rabbits
A New Zealand rabbit cohort at the Dallas Veterans Administration hospital has been placed on a smoking regimen. Dr. Robert H. Holland says the rabbits, some mahogany marked, average a pack per day and smoking helps researchers study lung conditions. The project aims to determine if cigarettes influence lung cancer development in a model resembling human responses.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
Robert H. Holland
BBC
Dovlor
New Zealand
Windsor Boys State Delegates Collision Details
A 1957 Chevrolet driven by La Valle E. Fitzgibbon of Roggen was damaged in a one car crash on a county road south of Kersey. The vehicle, traveling east, drifted to the left shoulder after the driver reportedly fell asleep, then swerved back and struck a bridge railing. Patrolman Warner investigated the incident.
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Roggen
Kersey
Fitzgibbon
Warner
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