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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1952

Page

19

Federal case opens on prison wardens civil rights charges

Unprecedented trial set for June 18 in US District Court at Danser. Warden Best and nine co defendants face seven counts for alleged violations of convicts civil rights under the 14th Amendment and Section 249 of the US code. Indictments allege prisoners were stripped, beaten, and tortured during custody. Officials from Justice in Washington named Hew Brooks as lead prosecutor. The case highlights a long standing debate on constitutional protections for inmates and marks a historic federal challenge to penitentiary discipline practices.

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Wants Congress Behind Physical Fitness Plan

Francis J Kelly reports 88-year-old physical culturist Bernart MacFadden and wife urge Congress to back a civilian fitness program. They propose local clubs for running, jumping, sparing and swimming funded by health foods. He pushes cracked wheat and brown sugar as daily sustenance and calls for federal support on a voluntary basis for wartime readiness.

Francis J.kelly Washington Bernart MacFadden Johnie Lee Congress Houde “Commerce Hedrick Irs MacFadden America

Disabled veteran seeks full disability pay increase

Kyi Touga, a WWII veteran who lost both legs in a Camp Gruber accident, plans to petition the VA for a higher disability rating. He currently receives 80 percent and will appeal to a VA board. He recently undertook a 430 mile hitchhiking trip to Washington with his wife and three children. In other news, the Senate rejected a 120 day strike ban in essential industry.

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Katharine Brush Dies After Months of Illness

Katharine Brush 49 a noted novelist and short story writer died yesterday at St. Luke's Hospital after several months illness. Her best known books include Young Man of Manhattan 1930 and Red Headed Woman 1941. She was working on a novel Lover Came Back which she hoped to finish next fall.

New York Katharine Brush

Summer School Begins June 9 at CSCE Activities Listed

Summer sessions start June 9 at Colorado State College of Education with pre session registration. Regular session registration is June 21 and classes begin June 23. Weekly college assemblies run Mondays June 9 to August 11. Band concerts Tuesdays in Garden Theater at 8 pm. Family Night Wednesdays 6 to 10 pm with games for all ages. Square dancing on tennis courts 8 to 10 pm. Fine arts festival on campus July 17 to July 22.

Colorado State College of Education Garden

Little Theater of the Rockies Summer Season Dates

The Little Theater of the Rockies at the Greeley high auditorium presents six plays with one matinee nightly at 8 15. The schedule lists June 26 27 July 10 11 July 18 24 25 and July 31 Aug 1 for performances plus children's matinees at 2 30 p m. Summer school commencement is August 14 in the Garden Theater. In other items ignite consumption and car speed notes appear.

Little Theater of the Rockies Greeley High Feubildren Vand Garden Theater

Fort Morgan Supt of Schools Resigns After 28 Years

Fort Morgan Colorado June 11 8 Supt R i Brounink resigns after 28 years in the Fort Morgan school system and two as superintendent health forces retirement Aug 1 He is hospitalized in Denver at St Josephs Brounink a Simpson College graduate held various posts including junior high and high school principal before becoming superintendent in 1930 He led state education groups and now the board will start accepting applications to fill the vacancy.

Fort Morgan Colo R. i. Brounink St. Joseph’s Hospital Denver Simpson College Iowa Brouriuk Belo CEA

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