Kidnapper Holds Woman, Seeks $75000 Cash in Arizona
Arizona police tracked a kidnapping in the Maricopa area to Apache Junction and the Superstition Mountains. A husband, Heber Stalth, reported his wife, Clarice Smith, abducted by a man demanding 75000 dollars. A ransom note led authorities to a canyon road near Mesa and a house in Phoenix. The victim was rescued unharmed after the staged abduction, with no further injuries reported.
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Loveland Plant and Weather Force Shutdown
Loveland plant of Kuner-Empson Co. will not operate due to heavy weather and poor conditions. Superintendent Fudge said the closure is a first for the facility, with sprinkling and field conditions cited as preventing operation. The plant’s capacity and exact dates were affected by the weather, ending disrupted production.
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Oil Drilling Report Near Pigree Tale
Report from Rogers oil field notes Midland Oil Company test northeast of Pigree Tale Thursday afternoon. Sand showed 6006 to 700 feet of stained sand with odor and water at depth. Well drifted down to Lone Sand expected near 9200 feet. Stockholders meeting led by Ray Reet at Greeley.
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Senators Move Toward End Of McCarthy Hearings
GOP leaders near completion as hearings on Senator McCarthy and aides wrap after eight weeks. Mundt indicates possible end next week pending questioning of McCarthy and Roy Cohn. Welch confirms Army side will have full chance to question remaining witnesses.
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Japanese leader vows action after last week’s brawl
Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida pledges punishment for those involved in a fight that erupted during a parliamentary session. Officials say the incident touched on broader tensions within Japan’s political scene and will be addressed through formal discipline.
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Mary Watson Dies Friday in Greeley Neck Extends Her Public Service
Mary Hartlett Watson a longtime Greeley resident and farm owner died Friday morning at Weld County General Hospital after two years of illness following a fall in Estes Park. Born November 1 1890 in Boulder she graduated from Colorado State College of Education and led Red Cross and community service efforts including Junior Red Cross and Park Congregational Church activities. Survivors include two sons John Up Watson of Greeley and Henry C Watson of Baltimore a sister Mrs Ruola Parker of Green Valley and one grandchild. General services will be announced by Macy’s with burial at Holder Cemetery.
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Young Wins Rail Control Amid NY Railroad Power Shift
Horbert T. Young secures control of the New York central railroad through Luryay backed votes as plan headed by President Wife. Officials recount expected Friday. results not final until 10 am. The victory unseats central directors and shifts influence from traditional powers, with Vander and Margate among those named.
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Fire destroys Brighton theater and lumber yard
A blaze at a downtown Brighton theater and adjacent timber yard injured two firemen and caused about 2400 in damages. The fire, discovered by a night patrolman, forced evacuations as the roof and balcony collapsed and smoke filled the area. Firefighters from multiple towns aided, with 15 remaining on scene to prevent further damage to neighboring buildings.
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Teachers resign and new hires fill Meeker district posts
In Greeley area school changes a mix of resignations and hires reshapes staffing. Cynthia Prem leaves English at the high school for retirement planning. Winifred June moves from Lincoln to Meeker. Mark Thirson resignation opens a speech therapist post. Larsen accepts a Kansas move. Thelma Mone shifts to district administration. many teachers receive new assignments at Lincoln, Meeker, and Brush with degrees from CSCE, CECE, and other institutions.
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James Roosevelt settles with estranged wife after victory
James Roosevelt announced through his attorney that he has reached an agreement to settle differences with his wife Tamelle. The matter arises from a maintenance suit and is described as a final settlement being worked out by the parties and their lawyers.
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Eisenhower urges unified support for program aims
President Eisenhower asked followers to back a comprehensive policy package. He framed it as essential for a stronger America with a robust anti communist defense, foreign policy, and domestic plan for shared economic growth. He spoke to district chairmen of the National Citizens for Eisenhower program, urging full backing for administration goals.
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Flanders Demands McCarthy Ousted From Post
Senate figure Flanders urged McCarthy be ousted as head of the Senate investigations panel and its allied group unless he answers contempt charges. He criticized McCarthy over the 1952 probe and alleged lack of testimony, possible conflicts of interest, and a $19,000 housing firm fee tied to a booklet. A marriage license for John Paul Coan and Jane T. Wottl of Greeley is also noted.
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Pre-Session Opens Monday at Colorado State College
The two week Pre-Session at Colorado State College of Education will start Monday June 14 with enrollment and class times detailed. Registration runs from 9 am to noon and 1 to 4 pm, followed by a schedule of lectures and workshops led by experts including Dr. Kaymont Cail on special education.
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Weather Loral for 24 laves ending 9
Mostly fair weather with a warm trend into Saturday. North to northeast winds at times with scattered showers and thunder possible Tuesday or Wednesday. Temperatures average around 219 with changes day to day. Also reports on Army hearings and Lawton removal discuss credibility and memorandum contradictions.
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Dusty 60 mph Winds Sweep Eastern Colorado
Wide gusts up to 60 miles an hour scour eastern Colorado plains on Wednesday, with thick dust clouds over Lamar and other drought hit areas. La Junta hit 100 degrees, other plains towns reached high nineties, while cooler readings appeared on the Western Slope.
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Crowds Grow With Farm Home Auto Show at Warnace Park
Crowds increase each night at Greekey's Farm Home and Auto show at Warnace park with five remaining showings. Doors open at 6 pm Friday and Sunday. matinees scheduled. 2000 attended Thursday, over 1000 after three nights. Auto section features 55 latest models. Uncle Willie performs. prizes drawn without requiring presence. Free parking. admission five cents. children under 12 free with parents.
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President Plans Another Colorado Vacation in August
Denver reports that President Eisenhower intends to vacation in Colorado this August, likely during the first week after Congress adjourns. Lt. William Draper, Air Force aide, will arrive to prepare. The White House base is Lowry Air Force Base, continuing the pattern from last summer.
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K of C Elects Pete Dilsaver in Columbus Hall
Members at KU hall Thursday elected Pete Dilsaver grand knight of the Knights of Columbus in Columbus. Officers named included Acton Hige man deputy grand knight Joe Foster chancellor Robert Brrant Earl Steele treasurer Frank Gite warden John Schell Inside guard and Lilly as trustee. Installation planned in July at the new hall basement of the Gambles store with work near completion.
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