Charles Francis Adams Former Navy Secretary Dies
Charles Francis Adams former Secretary of the Navy died at his base in Boston Thursday. A lawyer by training, he later moved into banking and served as Harvard treasurer for 33 years. He was chairman of State Street Trust Co in Boston and had ties to Harvard University. He leaves a widow and daughter.
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Charles Frank Adams
Jub Adams
United States
State Street Trust Co
Borton
Jong
Harvard University
Harvard
Adams
Lon Yachtsiau
Wile Aon
Charles F. Adama Jr
Tathegn Man‘tecuring Co
Mra
Menry Sturgis Norgan
Flood Devastates Central Japan Leaving Seven Dead
Heavy rains and floods sweep across central and southern Japan causing seven deaths and extensive crop damage. Kyodo News reports severe flooding and lingering disaster conditions after a period of persistent rainfall. Local authorities assess affected areas and mobilize relief efforts amid continuing bad weather.
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Japan
Kyodo News Areney
Briscoe Plans Trinidad Aged Home Expansion
Briscoe state director of Institutions said the board will proceed with planning and construction of the first state home for the aged in Trinidad. He reported to Gov. Thornton after the Health Department criticized avehao Institution. The board, after visits to New Mexico and Colorado homes, aims to draft final policies and may visit Thermopolis Wyoming for further data.
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Prive Briscoe
Trinidad
Briscoe
Itu Thornton
State Health Department
Avehao
Briscoe Hus Juet
New Mexico
Board of Control For
Homes For the
Las Vegas
Alvalde
Odd Fellows Homie
Canon City
Uriecce
Gor Therttt
Avraughog
Ross
Cleere
Sense Health
Thermopalis
Wyo
Markets Denver Livestock Summary Shows Mixed Liveweight Movements
Denver market reports mixed cattle and veal prices with fed belters and choice carcasses trading near steady to slightly lower. Kansas City and Chicago sections note higher slaughter hogs and softer lambs while wholesale pork and beef prices show uneven, with broader market weakness across multiple categories.
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Denver
Chile
Belfera
Ranneta
paMetteds
Sommercial
Earlry
Rhoice Vealera
Culves
Roodang Choles Stocker
Teerer Aleare
God
Rhnice Alucker
Baltera
Marrawa
Alfa
OMAWA
Montly
Wills Tate
Kansas City
WM Maher
Ted Wleers
Colorado
Wes
Vogt Barrows
Local Market Report Wheat and Livestock Prices
June 12 market notes show grain and livestock items with mixed demand. Entries include wheat, miscellaneous halted lots, and several poultry and egg categories. Prices and units are inconsistently reported due to OCR errors, but reference to Leghorn hens and colored hens appears with specific counts.
Local Radio Schedule Highlights Monday Programs
A fragmented listing outlines KEKA and RG radio Monday programming starting at 6:45 with early riser segments and 1:00 news. The schedule mentions music blocks Weather News weddings and a Leila Vitale feature plus local markets and university updates.
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Tscal Redio
Melody Ranch
Loral
Kevin
Rey Rick
Wailes Resigns Assistant Secretary Post
President Eisenhower Friday accepted the resignation of Rivald T. Wailes from his post as assistant secretary of state for personal and administration matters. The White House stated Wailes, a career foreign service officer, asked for an overseas assignment.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Rilward T. Wail
Tyow Iis
Wailes
Foreign Service
British Conservative Paper Urges Hiring Oppenheimer
London editors urge Britain to offer Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer a job amid his Atomic Energy Commission suspension. The piece titled Should We Waste Men Like Oppenheimer argues Western Allies cannot afford to waste talent. U.S. investigators labeled him a royal citizen but barred reinstatement, with final AEC action pending.
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Tondon
Yaaity Matl
Grifal
Hobart
Oppenheimer
U8 Atomic Energy Commissaion
William Hardcastle
al- Vins
U. S
AEC
Milt Andrus To Lead Colorado Good Roads Group
Milt Andrus, executive manager of the Pueblo Chamber of Commerce, named head of the Colorado Good Roads Association, resigning his Pueblo post. Lew Parsons resigns as president to become secretary treasurer. Walter Cooper of Fort Collins named president. The group aims to preserve gains from the truck ten mile tax and opposes repealing the tax, while not ruling out review.
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Penver W—Miit Antes
Pueblo Chamber of Commerce
Colorado Good Roads Assn
Lew Parsons
Treanurer
Walter Cooper
Fort Collins
Tigh Pe
Parsons
Hospital Admittances List From Weld County Area
A fragmented list details numerous individuals admitted to Weld County hospitals on Friday June 5. Names include Charles Kern, Mrs. Litle Gore don, Mrs. Boxera Day, Mrs. Jim Bruntz, Mrs. Robert Burdette, Ralph Gimple, Dr Edward Cox, Mrs Amanda Common, and others with addresses such as 2424 Thirteenth Avenue 71114 Eighth Street and 128 Fifth Street. The text also notes a zoological line about whales having forelimbs resembling fins but with mammalian foreleg bones.
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Kern
Sith Aly
Evans
Litle Goredon
Boxera Day
Versey
Kiburn Gregors
Rusty Melody Goltry
Thirteenth Avenue
Joe T. Hernan
Don Laket
Wiggins
Jim Bruntz
Eighth Street
Robert
Burdette
George R. Richardson
Fifth Street
Ralph Gimple
Fourteenth Street
Edward ¥. Cox
Eleventh Avenue
Mette Prick- Eston
Amon Kramer
Wilford Johnston
le Salle
Edward
I Perry
Amanda Common
Sifteenth Street
Leon Cittings
Kesnesburg
Paul Martin
Blairsville
Blair Macy
Windsor
Nafae
Gorter Balon
Kepinosa Garay
Kersey
Atrs
Kenneth Wyeile
Baron Gersid Wansemiber
Twenty-first Avenue
Clyde Parca
Confederate Colors Of Dixie Division Reverts To South
The Confederate colors of the Dixie Division will be returned to Alabama and Mississippi as the unit is renamed AUD Infantry Olden Arrow Division. A two hour ceremony at Camp Carson marks the transition with general officers and troops in attendance.
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Uamp Carlson
Alebama
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Olden
Ainp Carson
Harry J. Collin
de Bet Ia
Frenico
National Guard
Hive
Ais Fatay
Air Force backs Korean lad as piano prodigy
Tony Hag, a Korean boy dubbed a piano prodigy, traveled with Lt. Thomas Cutshaw and friends as the Air Force arranged a Juilliard scholarship. Tony, raised in Korea and Honolulu, will live with a Korean American family in New York while continuing his studies.
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Hag
New York
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Reoul Ano Jher
Wualelnn
Bth Air Forte Theater
Senal
Anderson
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L ‘Anderson
Air Parce
Japan
California
Washington
Defense Department
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New Yorks
Deer Horns Aid Police Catch Suspect in Denver
A Denver intruder was thwarted when a resident used deer horns to strike him as he tried to flee. Blood traces led investigators to John Louis Castaneda, 48, found with a coat on his head, bruised, and jailed for investigation.
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Arthur Casita
Castro
John Louis Castaneda
Castaneda
Crude Oil Output Up in Week Ended June 5
New York iy Daily average crude oil and lease condensate production rose by 35,000 barrels in the week ending June 5 to 486,280 barrels daily with a year earlier base of 6,408,700. refining sales were 7,444,000 barrels while the prior week’s draw was 7,920,000. regional figures show Nebraska and other western states with varied changes, including North Dakota down and Wyoming up 4450 barrels.
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North Dakota
South Dakota
Gown
Wyoming
Mottana
Colorado
Gan
Meeker Award Winners Listed
A long OCR list of names and titles appears, naming numerous individuals like David Stangel, Vera Martin, Marjorie Harker, Sharon Hubbard, and many others. It references awards across fields including basketball, woodworking, piano accompaniment, orchestra letters, and industrial arts. The piece reads as a school or community honors roster with scattered department mentions and participant names.
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Ereest
Voetpel
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Dasa Hleituke
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Jean Florsey
Janice Lata
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Barry Brdimgur
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Georgis Apn Sys
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Frank Beth
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Donice Miter
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Kenneth Sligosbl
June Welm
Patricia Nichol
Mateet Beterson
Leverly Sehurak
Jaie Koenig
Aury Mosler
Kathy Savini
Yvonne Synth
Ann Lane
Siusdra Mason
Bankie Jean Stoll
Juan Winger
Juann Nelson
Huth Newsomer
Patsy Hosd
Kenneth Gaddis
Dawn Richy Unkun
Jerry Thompson
Chrisae Wiege
Duane Buetbels
Dorothy
Bawmpartner
Tntramura
Philip Sais
Edward Martines
Nickel Nook
Dorothy Spurlock
Lola Greer
Dyna
Je Smith
Luren Brown
Dorothy i Sourlock
Tom Johnson
Mary Hert
Holt
Officer Confirms Storing of Special Weapons at Pueblo
A report states that weapons of special design were stored at a Pueblo depot. The officer says security teams prevented tampering and that detailed decals marked the wagons.
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Olticer
Pueblo
Puebly
Lambing Wespolk
Welch
ASC Announces Wheat Acreage Allotment Provisions
Farmers on land with 19 wheat seeded for grain in 1952 1954 may apply for a 1955 wheat acreage allotment. William Morehead chairs Weld County ASC. Applications to county committee by June 10. Forms available at the county ASC. Closing date for new winter wheat area allotments set for 99.
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William Morehead
Weld County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASG
Goodwill Flight Lands at Clark Field First Leg of Handclasp
A Manila based goodwill flight named Operation Handclasp touched down at Clark Field on Friday for an all day 15 000 mile leg from Okinawa to Australia and New Zealand. This stop marked the first leg of the mission.
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Manila
Clark Field
Okinawa
Australia
New Zealand
Tribune
Park Roads To Be Improved
Local authorities outline plans for road and trail improvements across several parks and sites. The proposal includes funding for asphalt work, parking enhancements, and drainage projects targeting areas around Yellowstove Park, possible river roadways, and related access routes.
Government To Examine Utah Uranium Stock Sales Records
The court orders the Securities Commission to examine stock sale records of Utah uranium firms. Two firms, Rhodden Uranium Co. and Lraoiver a, are mentioned as potentially exempted. Keller notes stocks held across states must be registered with the SEC. The first diesel engines date to around 1895.
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Salt Lake
Thie Firma
Mator
SEUM
BEC
Feuding Families Remarry Offspring in Crete Romance
ATHENS A dark eyed beauty linked to a Romeo and Juliet style feud in Crete has wed for a second time. Tassonia Petracogeorgi aged 22 married Soph ieios Ajlamaniden in Salonika. Her first union to Casta Kephtalyainis was annulled in 1953. The couple’s feuding clans have a long history with past elopements and imprisonments.
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Athens
Greeve
Aga Ci
Mediterranean
Triand
Crete
Costa Liter
Iss-saule
Dusty
Whale Spotted Near Golden Gate Bridge by Spectators
A large whale cavorted under the Golden Gate Bridge for about half an hour as crowds on the bridge watched the animal spout and dive in the green water below. Lifeguards and harbor officials reported the sighting with interest.
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Golden Gate Bridge
Dutch Bulbs Trade Falls Short in U S Year
A partial OCR note shows bulb trade in the United States last year totaling about 80 million dollars with mention of names and figures. The fragment mentions bets and Gardner but lacks clear details or full context.
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