Weld County Red Cross Names New Chairs for Groups
Weld County Volunteer Red Cross appoints Nes J. F. Donaldson and Mrs A L Clough to lead groups. Mrs Donaldson heads the hobby entertainment and instruction group, previously run by Mrs Cleo Alcott with the Red Cross office. Mrs Clough becomes welfare aides head for the home service group, succeeding Mrs Be Mohr as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County Volunteer Red Crops Service
Nes
J. F. Donaldson
A. L. Clough
Clark Page
Rotary Ladies Night at Greeley Club Draws Large Turnout
About 200 Rotarians Rotaryannes and guests attended the Greeley club's annual ladies night at the Faculty Club on the CSCE campus. A reception in the lounge preceded a talk by Kenneth McFarland educational director for several organizations. New members and guests were introduced, and organ music accompanied dinner and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotaryannes
Greeley Club
Faculty Club
CSCE
Alanet
D Liiing
Kenneth ‘HeFarland
General Mafore
Headers Digest
Aner
Fean
Expand
Harry
Hibbs
Malcolm Anderson
Robert
Barkley
Joby RK. Clayton
William Droezemueller
and $Tex
John Edmiston
Merv
Warren Monforth
Hibha
Mary
Hurley. Hagood
Nye
Jack
Ted Sutter
John Todd
Ste.Aronoe Trautweig
John Welling
Droegeemeier
Wecite
Pier
Sutter
Ruth Barber
Danny Cantel
Beulah Ferguson
George Wister
Parry .McArthur
Milny
Robert Waters
Ellection
Edward
Wang
Warmest Spot In Nation Sees 105 Degree Day
Denver and surrounding locales sweltered as Limon La Junta and Akron posted highs around the mid 90s to low 100s. A heat ridge from the southwest baked Colorado with widespread 90s and 100s as officials warned of continuing dryness and a brief cooling trend possible from California and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
pDénver
Iaj
Animaa
Arkansas Valley
la Junta
Akron
Denver
Trinidad
Pueblo
Colorado
Grand Junction
Wat Bare
New
Mexico
Arizona
Rite Federal
Two Englewood Men Die in Crack-Up Crash
In eastern Colorado near Arriba a light plane crashed and burned killing two Englewood men. Identified by Coroner James Buchanan of Limon as DLL Kibby, 26, and Guy Johnson, 48, a widowed uncle with one child. Both left Englewood yesterday, refueled near Flagler, and perished on a wheat farm owned by Ribby.
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Arriba
Colo
Englewood
Kan
Colorado
James Buchanan
Limon
Kibby
Ribby
Guy Johnson
Flagler
Adolph Hajek
Buchagan
Johnson
Two Crescent Wrenches Stolen From Roggen Service Station
A Wednesday night burglary at Consumers Oil in Roggen saw two crescent wrenches a pips wrench and 15 to 20 feet of windshield wiper hose taken. Deputies Lou Burscough and Ed Gormley investigated noting entry through a window.
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Consumers Oil
Rogpen Vn
Lou Burscough
Ed Gormley
Extrance
Efren Lucern
Carmedue
Union Pacific Railroad
Kuner
Robsri"Moore
Sagt
Longmont
Hie Place
Guy Anderson
Cole Creek
Purcell
Army inquiry clears generals then downgraded roles
An army inquiry previously clearing Gen. Mark Clark Brig. Gen. Francis T. Dodd and Charles Z. Colson was revisited. the officers were reduced to colonels after further review. Secretary Pace testified in a closed hearing with a House appropriations subcommittee examining the Korea incidents.
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Washington
Hia
Mark Clark
Francis, T. Dodd
Charles Z. Colson
Mark
Bute
Blackmiall
Todd
Colson
Korea
United States
Givan
Army
Pace
House Appropriations
Nam Unyielding on Prisoner Exchange Plan
In Mungan Korea on June 12 the chief Communist truce negotiator eased his denunciation of a prisoner exchange yet stayed firm on the issue, the last obstacle to an armistice. Maj. Gen. William Harrison said no further concessions would be made on the April 28 Allied prisoner proposal. A Reds session was set for 11 am tomorrow. The UN seeks the return of about 190000 internees, while Communists demand 169009 Allied-held personnel. An accident in Eaton damaged a 1950 Mercury sedan driven by Obie Day Wilson. a pickup caused the crash but remained undamaged.
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Mungan
Korea
William
Harrison
U.N
Nara II
Kojesland
Reds
Panmunjom
al- Hed
Accidant
Eaton Gor
Obie Day Wilson
Eaton
Paw
Hugo South
Fourteenth Avenue
Pasance
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Ogier Released to Daughter for Nebraska Move
Alfred Ogier, once feared lunacy cases in Ault area, was released from county jail into the custody of his daughter for transport to Nebraska. Judge Tonald Carpenter ordered the release, with Ogier to stay away from the Aust area and lunacy proceedings to continue. A coroner's inquest linked his wife's death to aberrations, but no criminal charges were filed. Ogier, also known as Albert Ogier, remains under medical consideration. A separate National Geographic note reports a Pacific hole near Guam measuring 35,640 feet deep.
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Alfred Qgier
Ault
Nebraska
Cassie Greer
Douvar
Tonald Carpenter
Gilerts
Herun ‘Sgginet
Pacific Ocean
Guam
National Geographic Society
Japan's New Ambassador Calls on Pres. Truman
Japan's new ambassador Araki met President Truman who expressed confidence Japan will join free nations in facing aggression. Araki pledged to maintain friendly U.S. relations and noted Japan re-enters the family of nations amid threats to peace. The exchange, released by the State Department, also welcomed Brazil's new ambassador Moreira Salles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Truman
Zikich Araki
Araki
United States
U. S
Brazil
Walther Moreira Salles
Film Stars Aid Colorado Monument Dedication
Film stars and Governor Cap Thornton joined in dedicating a stone monument proclaiming the southwestern oceanic area as Hollsenod of the Rockies. James Stewart and Janet Leigh appeared on the program for The Naked Spur. Thornton cited mutual benefits to the movie industry and Colorado as more productions occur in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duranen Calo
Colorado
Holls Senod
Rockies
Abe Moransnares
Cap Thornton
James Stewart
Janet Leigh
Animes Valley
Durango
Thornton
Monument honors 63 county servicemen at Walsenburg dedication
A rose granite World War II memorial named for Pte. Felix B. Mestas was dedicated fourteen miles west of Walsenburg Huerfano County. Brig. Gen. George W. Keys er, Camp Carson commander, presided at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsenburg
Colo
Huerfano County
Felix B. Mestas
Italy
George W. Keyser
Camp Carson
Colorado Springs
House Approves Overseas Bases Funding Bill
The House passed without change a bill authorizing 2,758,319,000 for army navy and air bases at home and overseas. It covers over 273 projects including strategic but secret air fields worldwide, with no cut attempt on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harridge suspends Marion indefinitely in protest incident
Boston reports American League President Will Harridge suspended Marty Marion indefinitely after a protest by umpire Bluc Gowan last night. The suspension will stand until Harridge receives a report from McGowan. Marion had just become manager following Rogers Hornsby’s removal.
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Boston
Bel Veeck
Sir Louis Browns
Will Harridge
Marty Marion
BlucGowan
Marion
Harridge
McGowan
Rogers Hornsby
Ike May Take Part in Ceremony at Longmont
Denver reports Gov Thurston hopes General Eisenhower can attend an hour long ceremony in Longmont for the federal reclamation service anniversary. He may speak. President Truman was invited but uncertain. General Lilly of Lankton expressed hope for Ike’s attendance. Some say Damascus is the world’s oldest continuously inhabited city.
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Denver
Dereht D. Eisenhower
Longmont
Federal Réclamation Sérvice
Thurston
Elsenhower
Truman
Geneval
Robert E. Lilly
Lanktont
Gen
Biaénhower
Shuld
Arrest for Failure to Report for Draft
Malcolm Brice Douglass 22 of Twenty third avenue was arrested Wednesday afternoon by police and U S marshals on a warrant charging selective service violation for failing to report for induction. He is a Jehovah's Witness. Douglass was taken to Denver by D T Potter of the marshal's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Brice Douglass
Ahe Twenty-third Avenue
U. S. Marshals Office
Douglass
Jehovah's ‘Witnesses
Paul Close
D. T. Potter
Warshel's
Potter
Denver
Rio Grande River Reaches Highest Yearly Flow
Del Norte Colorado reports the Rio Grande River at 5 720 second feet the highest mark of the year The Fourth Fork Wolf Creek branch snowmelt reached 3 300 second feet overnight Rivermen warn weather in coming days could trigger major flooding risk and determine further rises
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Rio Grande River
Kramer Files Suit Depyst June 12 9 Mark Kramer
Secretary to Gov Thorn ton files district court suit seeking return of $1,000 paid to Associates Discount Corp to recover his automobile involved in the Fred Ward corporation collapse. Kramer says he gave the car to Ward to sell last year, did not receive money, and names Continental Casualty Co as bonding firm for Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Casualty, Coy 8
Ward Company
U S Mexico Farm Labor Pact Extended 18 Months
Washington reports extend 18 months the U S Mexico labor agreement allowing Mexican agricultural workers to harvest crops in the United States. The prior pact set to expire June 20 is now extended through December 31, 1953, with termination possible by either country on 60 days notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mexico
Sither
Missionary to Speak at Galeton Friday
Misioneri Grubbs, a Conservative Baptist Foreign Missionary, will speak at Galeton Baptist Church Friday at 8 p.m. He shares experiences from Central India among Kurku villagers, discusses harsh conditions and illiteracy, and notes plans to return to India soon after furlough.
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Res
Kyin Grubbs
India
Galeton Baptist Church
Grubbs
Central
Christ
Bia
States
Baptist Foreign Missionary
Soiety
Chicago
College of the Pacific
Dallas Theological Seminary
Kansas City Barber Quartet Society elected president
June 12 Kansas City reports Howin 8 Smith of Wayne Michigan was elected president of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Show Quartet Ringing In America Inc at the society's fourteenth annual convention. The convention and singing contest end Sunday. The president will chair the judges panel as 40 champion quartets begin eliminations tomorrow. Three-year board terms include Harry Sparrow of Colorado Springs Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Smith
Wayne, Mich
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement
America
Inc
Kansas Ily
Harry Sparrow
Colorado Spring
Colo
Sheriff’s Car Damaged In Street Collision
A collision at Ninth avenue and Eleventh street damaged a sheriff’s department car and another vehicle. Shesill W. C. Tegtman, 55, of 11 Ninth street, sustained about $250 in damages. Harold J. Twist, 63, of 1614 Eleventh avenue, had about $35 in damages. The impact occurred near 11:86 a m. Wednesday, as Officer Floyd Kelley of the Greeley police noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shesill W. C. Tegtman
Ninth Street
Harold J. ‘Twist
Eleventh Avenue
Ninth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Floyd Kelley
Greeley Police Department
Twist
Courts D. F. Matheson Case Involving Careless Driving
In the Courts, D F Matheson presided over James Harlow Farle of Greeley cited for careless driving with $10 and costs. Herbert J. Russell of Greeley paid $19 and costs for cover fees driving. Constance D of Connecticut faced careless driving with $10 and costs. Sidea Court John Balmonte of Denver charged with improper passing with $15 and costs. A charge of contributing to juvenile delinquency was filed again against Kenneth Vigil, 27, of Frederick.
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D. F. Matheson's
James Harlow Farle
Greeley
Herbert J. Russell
Constance D
Connecticut
Iran
Sidea
John Balmonte
Denver
Dassing
Kenneth Vigil
Frederick
Man Appears on DUI Fatality Charge in County
Dil Court Manuel Sierteros of Denver filed a bond for appearance at arrangement on July 7 for criminal charges linked to a May 25 traffic death of Morello Murphy on Highway 185 in the county's southwest. Sisnerce has been hospitalized since the incident. He faces charges of driving under the influence causing death and voluntary manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel
Sierteros
Denver
Morello
Murphy
Sisnerce
Tribune
Methodists Convene in Loveland for Annual Conference
Loveland Colorado hosts the Loveland Methodist annual conference in the Community Building with Bishop Ralph A. Ward from Nanking as speaker. Ministers from a 35 mile radius will fill pulpits Sunday morning. Greeley church to hear Rev Louis Haruf on transforming love of Christ. Christner of Greeley to conduct infant baptism during worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Churches of
Colorado
Loveland
Ralph A. Ward
Nanking
Chine Ares
Methodist Church
Greeley
Greeley Church
Will Stag
Marriage Licenses Granted in Colorado Areas
Gerald Dean Mize of Longmont wed Jean Maris Carpenter of Greeley. James Crescant of Greeley married Ryan Greeley. Blaine Bernice Hasbrouck of Vawte tied the knot with an unnamed partner.
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Gerald Dean
Mize
Longmont
Jean Maris Carpenter
Greeley
James
Crescant
Ryan
Blaine Bernice Hasbrouck
Vawte
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Las Animias
Roggen
Kole
Nam
Chier
Pres. Truman
House
VEW
Wairenberg
James W. Cothran
Ice
Oureday
Colorado Veterans of Foreign Wars
Big Snake
Cothran
Detroit
Willim EB. Berinos
Five Ting News Association
The
Detroit News
Lake Orion
Nina
Scripps
News
James Ey . Boripps
Damascus
Spetias
Kramer
U.s.-Mexico
Barbados
Cugat Island
Misioneri
Galeton
Meadow Gold Dairy
8Th St
Justice Court
Dil
Buxton
Keytainer
California
Seersucker
Poppy
Philco
Hamilton
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