April incomes hit 212 billion year rate says commerce dept
In April total wage and salary receipts rose to an annual rate of 212.2 billion, driven by payroll expansion in merchandise and manufacturing. The gain came despite offsets from lower farm income and transfer payments, with non-durable goods holding steady and overall manufacturing wages near a month high. The report notes higher employment and longer factory weeks contributing to the rise, while farm receipts fell seasonally.
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Ashington
Commerce Department
Owever
Iknem Og
Two Girls Drowned Swimming Horses Across Reservoir
Arcadia California deputies report two girls drowned while attempting to swim their horses across Santa Anita reservoir. A boy witness, Edward Patterson, 16, of El Monte, described the fatal incident as their mountain party went into the water midway across. Rescue crews recovered the bodies as investigators noted riding clothes may have hindered buoyancy.
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Arcadia
Cit
Taney
Fone
Santa Anita Reservoir
Sherifi
Edward D. Patterson
el Monte
Ailgen Young
Ml Monte
Wilson
Format Service
Igirlu
Groves Warns Against Sharing Bomb Secrets at Commencement
Yarlford Connecticut June 11 Lieutenant General Leslie Groves head of the wartime atomic program warns at Hillyer College commencement against exchanging atomic information with other nations. He says such a one way exchange would benefit the United States little while harming security and condemns a small vocal group advocating world dominance. Groves, now a Remington Rand vice president, criticizes advocates who claim the United States should share nuclear knowledge. The ceremony honored 340 graduates led by college president Allen B Whison.
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Yarlford
Conn
United States
Leslie St Groves
Hillyer College
Heaton
United Blaiss
General Groves
Remington Rand
Tne
Rine 8 Research
United Blalen
Ruania
Alen B. Whison
Oil Well Erupts Near Bristow Harming Geologist
A Texas oil well near Big Springs erupted in flames killing geologist Jack Marrle Bristow, 28, of Mankang. The blowout sent 600 feet high flames and vast smoke as crews fled. ignition from a nearby truck appeared to start the fire. A Houston crew raced to control the well while other wells in the area were considered briefly unsafe.
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Big Springs
Tex
Jack Marrle Bristow
Mankhang
Hospitallers
Stout
11 Pit
Bristow
Houston
Bushman Gorilla at Lincoln Park Zoo Remains Sick
Chicago June 11. Bushman a 22 year old gorilla at Lincoln Park Zoo stays on the sick list with partial paralysis symptoms less than before. He sat up after a rough night and showed faint signs as trainer Eddie Robingo offered fruit and milk soaked bread. Doctors attribute aging arthritis and heart issues, likened to a 70 year old human.
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Chicago
Bushman
Lincoln Fark Zoo
Eddie Rob- Ingo
Iny
Theajse
Lear Grimmer
Bushiman
Seven Injured West of Brighton in Colorado Crash
West of Brighton Colorado June 11 a crash left seven injured two critically. State Patrolman Jack Hollie reported Mrs Mary Loreing 67 of Eimsford New York and Jerry Holsworth 9 months of Fort Morgan Colorado among the injured. Other victims received emergency treatment and were later released. The collision occurred atop a hill when both vehicles swerved to the same side of the road as the Loreings returned from a graduation in Colorado.
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Brighton
Cole
Raven Persomne
Jack Hollie
Colorado General Hospital
Mary Loreing
Eimsford
N.Y
Jerry Holsworth
Fort Morgan
Clo
Lavaugho Holsworth
Jerry
Ernest
Inee Holeworth
Larry
Julius Loreing
Fia
Julian, Jr
Hollis
Lorsing
Colorado
University of Colorado
Grover to Vote on $75,000 School Bonds
Grover school board plans a special election to approve a $75,000 bond issue for a 14,000 square foot junior and senior high school building with six classrooms dressing rooms and an auditorium gym. The district previously rejected a $10,000 bond and considered relocating the Sligo School as a temporary fix for overcrowding.
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Grover School Board
Sligo -School
Grover
Burge of Fort Lupton Dies in Texas Hospital
Wylie W. Burge 85, of Fort Lupton, died Saturday afternoon in a Memphis Texas hospital after a heart attack. He was returning from Wichita Falls Texas where he visited a daughter, Mrs Eileen Allen. Survived by widow Edith and three daughters, services Wednesday at 2:30 pm at Fort Lupton Methodist Church with interment at Hillside Cemetery.
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Memphis
Texas
Rody
Fort Lupton
Burge
Port Lupton
Plourera
Wichita’ Falls
Eileen Allen
Plylia Davis
Fort Lapton
Davis
Marlene
Sue
Raymond
Willam
Julia Burge
Bouth Pintia
Methodist Church
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Allen
Davin
Nordyks
Thomas Burge
Los Angeles
Albert
Floyd
Dennis
Norman Burge
Peart Trunk
Fl Monte
Calif
Fort Lupton Methodist Church
Hillside Cemetery
Senators Declare War on Bark Beetle Threat to Colorado Forests
Senator Jonason of Colorado warned the insect invasion is destroying timber and endangering Rocky Mountain stands. He spoke in a statement prepared for the appropriations committee, urging action to halt the infestation.
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Bark
Morris Cleavenger
Washington
Colorado
Jonason
D-Cole
Rocky Mounteios
Union Colony Pioneers Hold Annual Dinner Meeting
The Union Colony Pioneers gathered at the First Presbyterian church Saturday for their 1ith anniversary meeting and annual dinner. Officers Georgy Houston, Churla Thoman, and Mabel Brink were reelected. Attendees heard stories of La Salle and the Platte and Poudre lands, viewed pioneer lists, and enjoyed group singing, skits, and eighth grade square dances.
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First Presbyterian Church
Georgy Houston
Churla Thoman
Mabel Brink
Grenney
Ernest Horn
Mauston
Robert la Balle
Platte
Poudra
Lasalle
Montreal
Houston
Poudre
France
le Salle
Theodorea Law Cooks
Ethel Wolaver Roy
D. A. Adams
W. D. Sheffer
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Harriett Moss Hilner
Kitty Marsh Parker
Cora Marsh Mosher
Agnes Moody Nusbaum
T L. Halves
Addie Carotton
Palmer
Clara Paine MeQlement
M. W. Darling
Cornelis M. Hanna
Cora Bliss
Bikit
Greeley Inns
LeRoy Walton
Cameron School
Sam Gates
Pat Daggett
Kenneth Fields
DeWitt Barber
Barbara Lea Walton
Billy Sanders
Tommy Good
Jonny Walton
Paul Allen
Jerry Tatliff
Eldon Smith
Jean Walton
Albert Bingle
Tommy Johnson
Tommy Rae
Arson Garnsey
Walt Fortes
Hie
Bob Barber
Local figures listed for event committee lineup
Ann Baab Staw Witwer Sherrill Tapp Jerry Mossberg Helen Mc Kinney Charles Baston and Patsy Mooney named as participants with program committee members Meat Sam Gates Mrs A M Gillespie and Mrs Ted Buller.
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Ann Baab
Staw Witwer
Sherrill Tapp
Jerry Mossberg
Helen McKinney
Charles Baston
Patsy Mooney
Sam Gates
A. M. Gillespie
Ted Buller
Ninety nines race opens across United States
In San Diego on June 1 women pilots started in $1 air planes to compete in the Ninety-Nines race to Greenville South Carolina about 2460 miles away. The field includes pros and amateurs, mothers and grandmothers, some solo and some with co pilots.
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San Diego
Calif
United States
Gresnrike
S. C
Harold L. Georga
Worthea
Army
Air Transport Command
WASP
Medez
Wienerz
Greenville
Democrats to meet in Pueblo July 22 for state assembly
Denver officials announced the Colorado Democratic state assembly will convene in Pueblo on July 22 with 1,326 voting delegates authorized, including 489 from Denver. Candidacies announced include Herman Feldman and John McDonald for the Denver ticket, with Denver’s Byron Rogers hinting at a bid for Congress as Rep. Carroll seeks the Senate seat. The Colorado GOP plans its state assembly in Denver on July 28.
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Pueblo
Denver
Jana
Colorado
Joseph F. Title
Assembly
Democratic Party
Mancuses
Shallow Oil Test Near Hudson Reaches 2182 Feet
A shallow oil test north of Mudcon in Wold county has reached 2182 feet. The well is designated Charles 4, Marshall Fea No. 1 with 18 locations in CSHANE SH TL2N 66W. Some reports mention G D Groves and Orchard State 2 in. BW No SE 16-440 in the Orchard district, listed as upended indefinitely.
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Mudcon
Wold County
Charles 4
Marshall Fea
G. D. Groves
Ettal
Orchard
World Sugar Output Set To Break Records
The Agriculture Department projects global sugar production at 87,999,000 short tons raw value, up two percent from last season and ten percent above prewar. Increases span Cuba, the United States, British West Indies, Java, Canada, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Italy, Poland, Russia, the Netherlands, and other regions. Smaller yields appear for France, Germany, Spain, China, and India.
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Agriculture Department
Cuba
Europe
America
United States
British West Indies
Java
Canada
Arstria
Belgium
Denmark
Hungary
Italy
Poland
Russia
Netherlands
France
Germany
Spain
China
India
Colorado Veterans Gain $102 Million in GI Home Loans
Colorado World War II veterans have borrowed more than $102 million under the GI bill to buy homes farms and businesses. The Veterans Administration guaranty officer B L Spangler said the Colorado VA office approved $24.01 million last year with 660 loan applications to buy or build homes 41 farm loans and 13 business loans. The VA guaranty totaled $50 million with 443 loans paid out, and $15,000,000 paid by the government in six years. Spangler said much will be recovered and forecast a record year in 1960 for veterans home construction and purchases.
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Denver
B. L. Spangler
Spangler
Colorado Veterans Administaton
Veterans Administration Guaranty
Three Survive When Boat Plunges Over Dam
Three men escaped death when a 16 foot cruiser plunged over a low dam on the Cumberland river. Elmer Dunn a David Lipscomb college student said the men waved for help as the boat broke apart. Two surfaced with the crew and the third swam to shore. all were treated at a Nashville hospital. One identified as Morris A. Corenswet, Nashville business man. Other names were not disclosed.
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Nashville
Tenn
Yiotor
Cumberland
Elmer Dunn
David Lipscomb
Morris A. Corenswet
Squirrel Shooters Involved In Park Tragedy Fatally Hurt Girl
In Byrdcase New York two cadets Samuel L. Gifford 16 and Carlton James 14 from Mowe were at fault after a .22 rifle fired about 33 rounds near a park amusement area. The girl Arlene Banyas 16 won a U S sayings contest moments earlier and died from a chest wound. Assistant District Attorney Frank Del Vecchio called it accidental homicide with no charges planned. The superintendent Maj Von Barker said disciplinary action may follow.
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Byrdcase
N. T
Suns U—Pj
Maniin
Wis
Ariens Banyas
Avar
Fashionaire Military School
Frank del Vecchia
Maj. von
St. W. Barker
Manlius
Endeta
Laken Gifford
Tegulatius
Arlene
U. S
West Coast Mayors Meet On Atomic Defense
San Francisco hosts a two day gathering with Elmer E. Robinson calling in representatives from 10 west coast cities to discuss civilian defense against atomic war. The conference includes medical leaders state and national defense officials and military officers. Dr Stafford Warren of UCLA will discuss medical aspects of atomic warfare.
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San Francisco
West Coast
Elmer E. Robinson
Hiroshima
Negaseth
Stafford Warren
Ucla School of Medicine
Midget Dies In Wreck Near Helena Montana
A carnival truck from the American Timed Shows rolled over on a mountain road near Helena. One midget was killed and another man seriously injured. The accident occurred about 4 40 MST on U S highway 10 near the Rimtal cutoff, about one mile west of Helena. Police could not identify the victims immediately.
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Helena
Mont
U. S. Highway 10
Rimtal
Here
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