Former Ward Auditor in No Contest Plea
Former Ward Auditor McCarthy pleaded no contest to conspiracy to commit false pretenses on the second day of his district court trial. District Attorney Keating said justice would be pursued. McCarthy faces up to 16 years in prison or probation. He was connected to a $10,000 loan alleged against Fred Ward Inc from J. K. Mullen Investment Corp in 1950.
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Senver
Lt McCarthy
Audhor
Fred Ward
Ward
McCarthy
Bert M. Keating
Keating
Atate
Joseph EB. Cesk
Fred Ward, Inc
J. K. Mullen Investment Corp
Sowing Seeds in Summer With Protective Techniques
Sowing seeds in hot midsummer needs protection. Use deep drills of at least three inches, water the trench, sow in damp soil, then cover with porous material and shading to reduce evaporation. Apply a fine spray to germinate seeds, grow short harvest vegetables, and choose early varieties for early yields.
Damages on Rio Grande line not as extensive as thought
Durango Colo June 11 W D and A G says damage to the Denver and Rio Grande narrow gauge line between Durango and Silverton is not extensive. Only a 140 foot stretch of roadbed in Animas Canyon 28 miles north of Durango was washed out with no repair date given. Also notes Optimist convention site chosen for Rawlins Wyoming in 1953 with Harr E Hunt Denver broker elected district governor and others named.
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Durango
Colo
Denver and Rio Grande
There
Silverton
C. BE. MecEnany
Animas Canyon
Mer Baany
Rawlings Coloreds Springs
Conn
im—Rawlins
Wye
Optimist. International
Wyoming City
Groupe
Broadmoor Hotel
Harr E. Hunt
Denver
Janice Robingon
Boulder, Colo
Elmar Wilks
Rawlins
Pauline Allison of Eaton Named Secretary of Postmasters Group
Ganun City Colorado June 11 Frank Buskirk of Montrose elected president of the Colorado Postmasters Association. Other officers named include Pauline Allison of Eaton as secretary and several vice presidents: F. Byr Flanagan Holyoke Mary Brunell Sopris Donald Kelly Lafayette and Van Been Crawford.
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Ganun City
Colo
Frank Buskirk
Montrose
Colorado Postmasters’ Association
Pauline Allison
Eaton
F. Byr
Flanagan
Holyoke
Mary Brunell
Sopris
Donald
Kelly
Lafayette
van Been
Crawford
Swisher Predicts More and Cheaper Potatoes in Colorado
Paul W. Swisher, director of the State Agriculture Department, predicts increased potato supply and lower prices for Colorado housewives. He expects a price drag in the coming weeks as California shipments resume, relieving the shortage until Colorado crops mature in late July.
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Denver
Paul W. Swisher
State Agriculture Department
Colorado
California
Painful Sleepless Nerve Strain Warns of Chiropractor Help
An advisory urges readers to seek chiropractic care for severe muscle and nerve tension causing sleeplessness and trembling. It claims chiropractors can locate and correct the condition, promising immediate relief though full recovery may require ongoing adjustments.
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Kansins
Chemical control offers crab grass remedy for lawns
Crab grass long a summer lawn pest can be controlled by chemicals. Early growth hides in lawns but midsummer it spoils appearance. PMAS mercury based and potassium cyanate formulations have shown success, killing crab grass with minimal harm to turf. Two spray rounds are advised, first on young growth, then before seeding, with proper watering and follow up annual spraying if neighbors do not treat.
Weed and lawn care mixup in wartime note prank
An odd ad fragment touts 24D weed killer for lawns claiming quick results and vacant lawn spots, then abruptly shifts to a report on General Merk Clark’s approval of a UN operation. A Panmunjom letter from Clark defends UN Command against North Korean and Chinese charges amid resumed armistice talks.
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Merk Clark
U.N. Far East
Rede
Geo
Kim Sung
Peng Teh-Hunt
Clark
Panmunjom
Willige K. Harrison
U. N
Jeans Personerr
Red Truce Negotiators Protest Koje Bloodshed
In Munsan Korea on June 11 negotiators from both sides condemned renewed bloodshed on Koje island and demanded restraint amid flare ups along the armistice line. The protest pressed for adherence to truce pledges and reduced hostilities.
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Red
Koje
Munsan
Korea
Korean Armistice Isles
Commubiete
Koje Island
Arcusa
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