Slashed Foreign Aid Bill Sent to Senate
The House passed a foreign aid bill totaling 3.8 million dollars, sending it to the Senate with a leaner program than President Eisenhower requested. The final vote was 279 to 122, focusing aid outside Europe and emphasizing private enterprise, though it lacks long term authority for development projects. The measure gives the President discretion on continuing aid amid Communist pressure, with funding to be approved in a separate bill later.
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Washington
House
Senate
Bisonhower
Fishhower
Europe
Jesus
Eisenhower
U. S
Yugoslavia
Congress
Editor Signs Complaint for Assault Against Gilpin Commissioner
Claude KR. Powe editor of a weekly paper signed an assault complaint Monday against Arthur Crow Gilpin county commissioner. Powe said Crow struck him after an argument outside Powe's house on Sunday and Crow admitted a poke in response to alleged lies about him in Fane's paper. Crow blamed Powe for sensational articles on the county clerk's office and said the exchange occurred during guests at Powe's home.
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Rat
Claude KR. Powe
Arthur Crow
Gilpin County
Powe
Crow
Fane
Central City
Tommy Knawker
Towe
Rollinsville
Fire breaks out at residential kitchen on Fourth Street
Firemen were called at 9 27 am Monday to 921 Fourth Street where two pans of grease left in an oven overheated and caught fire. The stove was damaged slightly and there was smoke damage to the house, which is occupied by Benjamin Romera. Iberia Spain's airline carried tattoo pageant pioneers in 1955 with no fatalities.
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Fourth Street
Benjamin Romera
Supreme Court Holds Service Wives for Trials by Military
The Supreme Court upheld military trials for civilians accompanying forces overseas in two cases. Dorothy Kruger Smith, daughter of Gen Walter Krueger, killed her husband in Tokyo and awaits sentencing. Charlie B. Covert’s conviction in England was reversed on a technicality, and she awaits retrial at Bolling AFB. Also ruled on security program limits, firing standards, and royalty rights for DeSylva heirs.
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Washington Ua
Supreme Court
Clark
Warren
Douglas
Bleek
Frankfurter
Reed
Burton
Ssimton
Harlan
Dorothy Kruger Smith
Martal
Tokyo
Japan
Army Cal
Aubrey D. Smith
Smith
Pacific
Walter Krue Fer
Charlie B. Covert
Air Force
England
Edward FB. Covert
Covert
U. S Court of Military Appeals
Bolling Air Force Base
Thin City
U. S. Dist
Edward A. Tami
Annual Fishing Trip by Local Junior Wildlife Club
Twenty one boys of the Greeley Junior Willits club held their third annual trip at Cham ber's lake camp after a two day event. assisted by Weld County Fish and Wildlife members H. Vane Aerhiweh and Irvin Barr they camped fished and cooked themselves. to qualify they completed a magpie predator eradication drive two months earlier collecting over 1000 magpie eggs and eyes with rewards for each egg or eye destroyed. top collectors included Jack Cox 100 plus and David Gilfil tan 68. the group aims to expand by aiding a senior club project near Seely lake northwest of Greeley.
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Geeeley Junior Willits Club
Weld County Fish and Wildlife Association
H. Vane Aerhiweh
Irvin Barr
Greeley
Jack Cox
Bince Parmelee
Mack Dien
Hospital admissions and discharges list Weld County area
A hospital log records admissions on Saturday June 9 including Gerald Anglin Route 4 Bathory Chavez Windsor Sonny Coghurn Tratteville Lula Blair Mike Lucero Johnstown Juanita Alibarti Bee Fifth Street Sam Syvest Fifth Street and others. discharges noted for Mrs Manuel Morttoya and son La Salle Mrs Lester Pickett Ada Dewey Raton Adaline Bucher and more. Names, addresses, and wards appear for Weld County Nursing Home Johnstown Wray Milliken and La Salle facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County General Hospital
Gerald Leo Anglin
Route 4
Mary WW. Bower
Jie Fleventh Avenue
Bathory Chavez
Windsor
Sonny Coghurn
Tratteville
J Lula Blair
Wol Tenth Street
Mike Lucero
Johnstown
Juanita Alibarti
Bee Fifth Street
Sam Syvest
Fifth Street
Leonard Prothe
Thirteenth Street
Maycello Munaz
Cipriane Cac
Martinez
Ta Salle
Erle A. Hatcher
Gresley
Ronald Forrester
Fifteenth Avenue
Elmer Walker
George Slat
Orchard
Dukle Startepe
Eleventh Avenue
Alex Millar
Fourth Avenue
Carlos
Eli
Eaton
Carmen
Yernell
Tony Alcon
Tenth ‘Steel
Delbert Hooge
Springfield
Ite
Clyde Cummings
Eourteenth Avenue
Clyde Webster
Rose Keesler
Tenth Avenrtn
Claudia Sitzman
Lela Thompson
Weld County Nursing Home
Edgar J. Mold
Frieda Fisher
Wray
Clifford Meyers
Thirteenth Avenue
Robert and
Jamesy Meis
Pleventh Street
James
DP. Fickle
Nanald Peterson
Fort Lupton
Jack B. Miller
James €. Milller
Jackson Boulevard
Paul C. Loren
la Salle
Nelson N. Jay
Robert Monteith
Historian Agustin Gonzalez Amezua y Mayo Dies at 75
Agustin Gonzalez Amezua y Mayo, 75, president of Spain's Royal Academy of History, died Sunday in Madrid. The historian led the academy and contributed to Spanish historical scholarship and archival work.
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Madrid
Agustin Gonzalez Amezua Y Mayo
Spain
Royal Academy of History
Scout Leader Dies in St Louis Activity Leader Afra Green 180
Afra PL Green a St Louis industrialist and national director of the MCA and the Boy Scouts died Saturday. He led Scout activities and played a key role in youth organizations.
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St, Louis
Afra
St. Louis
MCA
Boy Scouts
Pioneers Annual Dinner Brings Old Town Leaders Together
The Soh annual Winter and reunion of the Union Colony Project Society was held Saturday at the Masonic Temple in Greeley. Reverend Elizabeth McGuffie offered the invocation as Judge Donald Carpenter welcomed attendees including Robert Frost, Dr Edwin Patton, Harriet Kaufman, Marian Thoms, and Frank Erp. Memorial talks honored many members while song closed the gathering.
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Union Colony Project Society
Masonic ‘Temple
Eliabeth McGuffie
Donald Carpenter
Greeley
Robert Frost
Berkeley
Calif
Edwin Patton
Mellyweed
Harriet Kaufman
Denver
Marian Thoms
Inez Coesbert
Carpenter
Lewisa Arps
Arps
Ley
Leshelia Hind
Merle Carpenter
Sterling
Mother Machree
William BR. Kelly
Theodore Maedley
Mort Darling
Julia Milne
Pleanor Igo
Helen M. Thomas
James Ogle
Margaret Doolittle
Marian S. van Dyne
William Patterson
Dan Boone Lee Thomas
Kate Dice
H. ©. Cushman
M. Dickerson
George Davis
Ralph Eaton
Jack Eluell
Ebert English
F. Falegrat
A. J. Gillespie
J. P. Goetzel
Volney Gates
J. H. Kester
Hubert Littler
CL. Baty
J. P. Wadman
P. EB. Newman
George Pararisa
John Read
Charles Southard
Ghas. Seem
Louis Tepiman
P.B. Tigges
Gram Willson
Robert Walda
Je. Mesdames
Nellie Angel
Gladys Adams
Nanny Allault
Louise Arps
Lulu Benjor
Mabel A. Brink
Sigma Brownficeld
Ki Chitchfield
Tez Carsbere
Hilda Cox
Lida Davis
James Darley
Mildred Fraleh
Mary Farr
Mze
Albert Luther
Harvey Pollack
Edwth Patton
Howard Pollock
Edward Muade
J. E Snook
Former Resident Is sH. Maryison Dies in Denver
Graveside services for Mrs. Is sH. Maryison of Tenyer formerly of Greeley will be held Tuesday at Berthoud cemetery. She died Saturday at 3618 Sherman Street Denver. Surviving: three daughters Esther A. Warrison A H Hanson and T A Phillips. sister Rosa Cressett brother Luther Keirnes. three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at Olinger Speer Denver at 2 AM Tuesday.
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Issh. Maryison
Tenyer, Socmerly
Greeley
Berthoud
Harrison
Sherman Street
Denver
Weld County
Esther A. Warrison
A. H. Hanson
Lincoln, Keb
T. A. Phillips
St. Paul
Mann
Rosa Cressett
Luther Keirnes
Wellington
Olinger Drawing Room
Speer Boulevard
Sherman
Karl Ahlborn Heads GCC Men's Group at Breakfast Meeting
Karl Ahlborn was elected president of the GCC Men's Association at a breakfast meeting Sunday. Barney Flood was named vice president and Frank Gregory secretary treasurer. Other officers include Jerey Bell as chair pro tem and Rex Eaton Sr as advisory. The first four ball tournament yielded top teams: Bet e and Curt Davis 59, Eaton Jr. and Flood 60, LoustaleL and Colwell 61, Gregory and Blake and Steve Smith with Pecant 64. Lowest rounds included Rex Eaton Jr 69 and Henry Betz 83. The group plans two breakfasts and a tournament monthly, with season-long events through Labor Day. Public qualifying for club championship runs through Jude 24. Lewis Smith posted a 37 37, leading the point sweep with 42 points. About two men competed. Tex Eaton Jr 37, Gil Pole jenwider 35, with a five-way tie for fifth among Lowstalel, Flood, Blake. Golf lessons for children eight and under are offered with no charge once entries meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Ahlborn
Greeley Country Club
Aso
Barney Flood
Frank Gregory
Jerey Bell
Chr
Rex Eaton
Henry Bete
Curt Davis
Rex Eaton Jr
Flood
Luke Loustalel
Kern Colwell
Dick Blake
Steve Smith
Pecant
Davis
Bo Mitchell
Betz
Hhrough Jude
Lewis Smith
Smith
Tex Eaton Jr
Gil Pole Jenwider
Fouell
Threwway
Lowstalel
Flgod
Blake
Nack
Gwoyay
Dr. T. EB. Atkinegon
Sfitehell
Ofidee
Carl Belz Sr Dies Monday in Weld County
Carl Belz Sr 55 of 429 Thirteenth Street died Monday morning at Weld County General Hospital. He lived in the Milliken community from 1938 until retirement in 1988. Born March 29 1890 in Russia he came to the United States with his parents in 1906. He lived in Linenin Neb then Tort Collins and Montrose. He married Kalliryn Margaret Geler in 1911 at Montrose. He was a member of St Pauls Congregational church the Dilli ken ions club and past president of the Danints school board for 32 years. He also belonged to the Salti Faker Lawn board. Surviving are his wife and eight children Mex Milliken Mrs Jake Meyer Greeley Harry Johnstown Carl Jr Greeley Mrs Albert Stroh Johnstown Mrs Charles Stevens Boulder Mrs Calvin Firestjen Greeley and Verne Betz at home. Five brothers Alex Jake John William and Harry Betz and one sister Mrs John Kaiser plus 14 grandchildren. A son Reuben Betz died in 1924. Funeral services will be held at 2 oclock Thursday afternoon at St Pauls Congregational church with interment at Elwell Cemetery Johnstown. Ada son Moruary is in charge of arrangements.
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Carl Belz
Weld County General Hospital
Milliken
Russia
Belz
United States
Linenin
Neb
Tort Collins
Montrose
Kalliryn Margaret Géler
Dfantrose
Hotz
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Dilliken Ions Club
Danints School
Saltifaker Lawn Board
Mex
Jake Meyer
Greeley
Harry
Johnstown
Cart Jr
Albert Stroh
Charles Stevens
Boulder
Calvin Firestjen
Verne Betz
Alex
Jake
Lafayette
John
Lyons
William
Tongmont
Harry Betz
California
John Kaiser
Reuben Betz
Elwell Cemetery
Adason Moruary
Marriage Licenses for Several Couples
John Ernest Myers Jr of Baltimore Maryland and Elizabeth Janet Lewis of Youngstown Ohio. Gordon Wayne Mackey of Grow ley and Jean Ann Stewart of Denver. Ernest Andrew Salazar of Kersey and Frances Garcia of Denver.
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John Ernest Myers Jr
Baltimore
Elizabeth Janet Lewis
Youngstown
Ohio
Gordon Wayne Mackey
Growley
Jean Ann Stewart
Denver
Ernest Andrew Salazar
Kersey
Frances Garcia
Car and motorcycle damaged in crash near 26th and U S 85
The report details a 196? Chevrolet driven by Beulah A. Kler of 1791 Fifth Street and a Harley-Davidson motorcycle driven by Charles H. Luce of 311 Thirteenth Avenue sustaining damages in a collision near U S 83 and Twenty-Sixth, south of Greeley, at 12:90 am. Four other noninjury accidents in the county were also logged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah A. Kler
Fifth Street
Charles H. Luce
U. S. 83
Tiventy-siath
Glare W. Elliott
Charles Archiveque
Tenth Avenue
John Benavidez
Cheyenne SA
Pleyee
Archiveque
Melvin L Hoke
Huick
Clarense L. McCann
Stamford
Tex
Colorado 66
U. S
Erie
Elroll
Edwin L Willhire
Fort Fupton
Dacone
Willhite
George Miller
Cars Damaged On South 8th Avenue in Sideswipe
A southbound side swipe on Eighth avenue near Twenty-third street at 2 489 Sunday caused $225 in damages. A 1982 Desoto driven by Dan ney Don Keverlin of Greeley sustained $200 damage and a 1958 Plymouth railcar driven by Elmer Videl of Laramie sustained $25 damage. Police charged Bally Bevs erlin and Vixel with careless driving.
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Eighth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Danney
Don Keverlin
Greeley
Elmer
Videl
Laramie
Bally Bevserlin
Vixel
Eisenhower Continues Recovery Amid Hospital Stay
President Eisenhower remains under medical care after surgery as aides set up a temporary HQ near his hospital room. Doctors report ongoing intravenous feeding and antibiotic treatment with gradual improvement in pain and discomfort. Talks with Nehru and plan for Panama City meeting are noted for July.
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Pacific
Walter Kru
Panama City
Nehru
Neer Ike
Adams
Houst
Hagerty
Sey
Eisenhower
Hagerty S
Wingerly
Tnes
Denver Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle Prices
Readable lines indicate hogs steady with gains, cattle mixed as feeders and cows hold. Prices given for various categories list per hundredweight ranges, including steers 1400 pounds and under around 260 to 2100, heifers 1700 to 1850, with utilities and commercial bids noted amid uncertain OCR text.
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Denver
Choice
Willey
Eitiers
Pease Ma
Slezdt
Gor
Cholee
Lee Trolre
New York
Jome
Chicago Grain Market Shrugs As Wheat Prices Dip
Rapid expansion of the winter wheat harvest pressurizes prices on the Board of Trade Monday. Dealings in wheat show bursts of activity while other cereals lag. soybeans firm on prospects of soybeat oil exports this week. The report notes varied price moves across grains and lists several futures bids and prices for fed cattle, hogs, and corn components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Boating Rescue Details Emerge From Colorado River Wreck
In southeastern Utah on the Colorado River two men, Bryan Waelder and Charles L. Robinson, survived a boat capsizing during a prospecting trip. Waelder, 82, and Robinson, from Hot Springs, Ark, hiked and drifted while rescuers later located Waelder along the Dirty Devil River. Civil Air Patrol flyers hunted for Robinson as searchers coordinated aerial and ground efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jianksyville
Utah
Colorado
Bill Wells
Hankaville
Wackies
Dirty Devil River
Wells
Waelder
Wellshen
Tescue Waelder
Civil Air Patrol
Robinson
CAP
Kansas City Livestock and Market Report Summary
Kansas City livestock prices shift with buyers steady and bulls and cows trading at varied levels. Chicago livestock values show mixed demand with prime cattle and veal noted. Denver and Midwest feeds and beans listed, while New York stock markets rise on favorable health news and higher trading volumes.
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Wansas
Skeere
Ally “Steaay
Miner Krade
Wality
Kansas City
Hulle Rel
Roth
Nod
Feann
Local Market Notation for Poultry and Eggs Prices
The corrected market notes list duns Wheal oats and various poultry grades. Prices include Butterfat Eggs, AA large, A mature, B and C grades, colored hens, Leghorn hens, Hyline birds, colored fryers, Pillets, and turkeys with unspecified farm terms and unit indicators.
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Moose
William G. Shanley
Aurora
Prema
Colorado State Moott Association
Floyd Thurston
Rifle
Dstrict Ant
Clair R. Morrison
Fort Collins
Les Oilult
Derange
District Four
Joh F. Williams
Puebla
Stroh
Greelay Lodge
Sam Clayton
Genver
Lorem
Alia Renserle
Grand Jimellon
Jarry Nessenich
Gilpin
Iberia
Alderson
W. Va
Eisenhowec
Kentrick SM. Cole
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Danwats
George R. Part
South Texas
Austin
George G
Buddy) DeSylva
DeSylva
Marie
Lee Francisco Tuted
Stephen William Ballentine
Pioneers
Beauty School
Greeley Beauty School
Edythe Rae
Warnan
Rae
Mildrad Travis
Re. Travis
Belly
Kathy AleNaul
Lovelene
Carol. Grover
Oklahoma
Bertha Hibler
Jae Green
Fort Nergan
Ree
Wanda Fallen
Darothy Frei
Davlores Glngary
Longmont
Belli Trevarton
Rita Hoar
Fort Coliits
Reselia Sell
Edith Westhoff
Fort Morgan
Halen Schaihals
Liberty Studio
GCC
Carl Belz Sr
London
South 8Th Avenue
Chicago Grain
Duttado Grath
NWA Eavestock
Reptember
Hiya
Macy
Billy
Agels
Nmxner
Dows
Guts Iecert
Esis Halse
Storkar
Crolce Jektwe
Drerater Fostees
eLoice Beiters
Mares Bias
Eis
Vito
Angio Tae
Amd Cutlery
Comasreiel
Maren
Rariey Rominat
Sheen
Frode Nat Tetablieeeil
EL Tb
Tivestock Sealy
Mienday Henalgis
Busers
Byschere Althe
Ihroeaht
Mat Blaheinen
Merkel
Elens
Aid
Sader
Hank Wee
Heediers
Deyers
Ova Redler
Denver Beans
U.S
Gaiuiday
Sao
Say
Braa
Aris
Wall Street
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