Wedding Bells for Nadine Marguyynle Farrak and Ralph P. Frazier
Miss Nadine Marguyynle Jfarrak and Ralph P. Frazier, both longtime Greeley residents, exchanged marriage vows Thursday afternoon at the Faculty Club. About 135 guests attended as maid of honor Jeannette Adams and bridesmaids Maxine Uwer and Nawab Worden supported the couple. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. St. Feaglar, is a College High School graduate and student at Colorado State College of Religion, while the groom is a CSU graduate. The ceremony was followed by a reception and related festivities.
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Nawab Worden
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Tar
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Canon City
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Hiler
Lidice Memorial Deteriorates as Memory Fades Across Nations
The article reflects on the Lidice tragedy 15 years after the Nazi destruction of the Czechoslovakian village. It laments fading memory and the monument’s neglect, urging collective responsibility to honor victims and resist tyranny, while noting civic neglect and shared guilt.
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Jessense
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Cumon
Farvar
Lidien
Mir
Lidices
Rose
Brent
Supreme Court ruling on civilian murder trials overseas
The Supreme Court held that civilian dependents of servicemen overseas can be tried by military courts for capital offenses, including murder, under U.S. law. Justice Clark dissented questioning trial location, jurisdiction, and future handling of noncapital crimes amid treaties with foreign nations.
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Dually’ Krueger Smith
Japan
Clarle B. Covert
England
Dustleo Blark
Amer Jcep
Clark
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United States
Afson
Siieat
Piae Anteas
Congress
Barcemon
Elvilon
Supreme Court
Mureur
Meeting of Evangelical Missionaries Dated in Minneapolis
Delegates from 61 states and five provinces in Canada will gather for the seventy second meeting of the denomination at the First Covenant church in Minneapolis. Officials include Dr FE James Kenardy of 153 Cleeventth avenue and Vernon Erickson of 1110 Alev enth atreat nf Greeley Colorado. The gathering coincides with a church meeting in WHICAGO.
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Cleeventth Avenue
Vernon, Erickson
Greeley
Colo
Covenant Church
Airmen warned over missed dental appointments at MacDill
General Paul and Brigadier General Tek, commanders of the Sixth Air Division at MacDill, urged strict discipline for airmen who miss dental appointments. They warned such absences are treated as failure to report for a scheduled military formation and hinted at a guardhouse remedy to enforce compliance.
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Pla
Trig
Paul & &Mtek
Sixth Air Division
Macdill
Apr
Wheat Surplus Grows Despite Land Bank Plan
The Agriculture Department forecast a 937 million bushel wheat crop for this year, enough to raise surpluses despite the Soil Bank program. Farmers signed for about 12.8 million acres of wheat allotment, with soil bank payments totaling roughly $230.8 million. Planting delays and slow corn and soybean progress reduced other crops, but prospects for a large total production remained.
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Washington
Agri-+culture Dept
Sci Bank
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Soil Bank
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Soul Bank
Yatta
Nouth
Iere
Agriculture Should Seek New Industrial Markets by Research
OMAMWA a) Agricultural experts from 15 states urged intensified research to develop industrial substitutes for expanding synthetic rubber markets. J Leroy Welch of the Presidents Commission on Increased Industrial Agricultural Products spoke at an Omaha Jubilee Governors conference. Officials from Nebraska Iowa North Dakota South Dakota Kansas Wyoming Minnesota Illinois Texas Washington Oklahoma Ohio Louisiana Colorado attended the meeting.
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Omamwa
J. Leroy Welch
Welch
Nebraska
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Minnesota
Washington
Oklahoma
Slothower Pays Parking Fine After Meter Mischance
In Washington state a city official known as Slothower parked downtown on his day off to get change for a meter. A delay at Horekeeper led to a parking ticket placement before he returned and cleared the fine at city hall.
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Ted
Slothower
City Hall
Giant Tusk Sighting Sparks Pleistocene Interest
A gravel dredge uncovered a curved tusk fragment in a 36 foot pool, suggesting possible mammoth remains from the Pleistocene era in Illinois. The find comes as local residents speculate on a buried attraction while noting Britain’s premium savings bond sales in June.
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