Burglary Across Town Nets Break-Ins and Missing Items
A sequence of break-ins occurred at multiple locations including Fort Lapin Bob and talemn's Contrarlation and Breake Hill. Thieves pried glass, unlocked doors, and stole items such as a vase, four-way wrench, a glary, and money from a Schrapyx cash register. No injuries reported.
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Gery
Denies Cpanssay
Fort Lapin
Bob
Talemn
Foster Luyiber Company
Vie
Francs Hutte
Comore Kharion
Schrapy
Texaco
Willian Wester
Frederick
Angor
Cooper argues subcommittee ruling won’t end McCarthy probe
Senator Cooper says the subcommittee’s decision on McCarthy’s ouster dispute addresses not the main question. He asserts the Senate must consider abuse of investigative power and that one action by the subcommittee cannot decide the broader investigation into Mrs Cartoermy and top Artiv officials. He stresses the Senate holds the facts and bears responsibility.
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Sen
Cooper
Subcommittee
Ben
Cartoermy
Mcfarthy
Wis
Publ
Flanders VC
McCarthy
Genate Investigations
Senate
Flanders
Artiv
Workmen uncover hidden whisky distillery in old Denver building
While demolishing a downtown Denver structure on Champa street, workers found a complete underground whisky distillery. Copper kettles, cells, gas and water lines, and three burred stoves lay in a basement room accessed by a trapdoor and tunnel. Newspapers from 1933 were scattered as padding. Harry Zimmerman of Champa Linen Services noted the startling discovery.
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Denver
Champa Street
Harry Zimmerman
Champa Linen Services
Jens
Tex Woman Acquitted of Bad Check Charge
Denver Judge acquitted Ruth Vole Vek of Sherman Texas on a charge tied to cashing several checks totaling 295 dollars at the Camp Carson NCO Club. The defense argued the husband, a Marine captain, withdrew funds without her knowledge and a California bank had refused to honor the checks.
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Tex
Denver
Ars
Ruth Vole Vek
Sherman
Tax
Camp Carson
Galo
California
No Agreement Reached at Geneva Conference Deadlock
The Geneva talks between Eden and Russian and Western powers failed to produce an agreement. A Western spokesman described the session as tacitly stalled as the conference entered a critical phase, with little progress seen. The hardened stance from the Western powers suggested the talks might break up next week.
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Lynn Heinzerling
Geseva P
Anhony
Ted Weavheleay
ML Montoy
Eet
Rene T
Geneva
Pit
Fiie
Sasser
Nummer Gouhairman
Jiedechina
Xi Jeuce
P Salle
York Vrene
Aausl
Vie Wk
Taconel
Eutenar
Pueblo Woman Honored for Volunteer Health Work
Pueblo woman Frederick R. Orman receives Florence Sabin Award for long time volunteer service to disabled children in Colorado. Colorado's health official Robert Downs presents award named after the late Florence Sabin in Denver. Sessions broadened with discussions led by Graydon Darsch as 900 delegates hear Fran Weber urge more dates and volunteers for public health work.
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Estes Park
Pali Health
Frederick R. Orman
Pueblo
Robert A. Downs
Colorado Wealth Department
Mia
Irman
Florence Sabin
Colorado
Denver
Graydon Darsch
Denver Tuheren- Nosis Society
Lr Fran Ein J. Weber
Medien
U.S. Health Service
McCarthy Aids Reds Warns in Highlands U Talk
Palmer Hoyt of The Denver Post condemned Senator McCarthy during a Highlands University address in Las Vegas for fueling hysteria and mistrust. Hoyt argued McCarthy has not produced a single Communist and warned that his tactics aid communism by stirring fear.
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McCarthy
Reds
Palmer Hoyt
Highlands U
LAS Vegarn
Denver Most
Cass
Mexica Highlands University
Ting
Mel’arthy
U' Sham
Wisconsin
Hoye
Jaycee National Session Draws 10000 to State
A large gathering for the Jaycee National Session drew about 10,000 attendees to the state. Leaders including Charles Kom, former head of the Vinnie Sar tans General Assembly, and several special envoys discussed leadership, public relations, and social studies. Delegates plan events and a trade show, with sessions, youth programs, and a Western program slated across multiple venues.
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Yan Bey
Senverean Belied
Sears
Peereaurs
Sapmeted
Hoyseuiiin
Brig Gan
Clarles Komwij
Vinnie Sartans General Assembly
Phirpayses
Euhaebal
Pirate Pandiaets
Wisconsin
Eles
Galok
Ponts
Howentes
Unio Andeps
Enqvenlion
Tony Kapresh Sider
SansAy Fee
Sea
Qader
Utah
Pan Phot
Atl Estery
Smith
Canada
Heorgia
Traas
Indiate Palls
Ssyereg
Kors
Xpectaleniis
Mieblgat
Utahani
Jerney
Seven Die in Chicago Apartment Fire at Erie Street
A four story brick apartment blaze on 172 Erie Street near Chicago’s near northwest side killed seven people including a father with his son and daughter a mother and daughter and a brother and sister. Fire officials called the building a fire trap and suspected arson as investigators examined a stairwell origin. The fire caused about 000,000 in damage and was extinguished in under an hour.
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Chicago
Bevan
Alert H. Petersen
Erie St
Petersen
Tie
Jin Jean
Ike at His Lodge in Maryland for Weekend Rest
President Eisenhower rested at Camp David Lodge in Thurmont Maryland with Mrs Eisenhower and a group of friends arriving late Friday for a weekend of relaxation at the Catoctin Mountains retreat.
Patrolman Hasty Assessed 500 Damages by District Court
Golden district court jurors awarded patrolman Barold R. Hasty 500 in damages after a civil assault and battery suit filed by Shaffer’s Crossing logger William L. Golden related to a November arrest. Testimony indicated Hasty struck a man in the mouth with a flashlight after Eden directed profane language about a truck accident near Shaller’s Crossing.
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Golden
Barold R. Hasty
Golden Wan
Golden District Court
Stronger chlorine taste temporary in city water
Water superintendent Art Dolenbaugh said stronger chlorine taste in drinking water is temporary. Equipment changes at the old pumping house require temporarily deactivating one chlorination machine. A new pump near the reservoirs is finished and will replace the old unit. The elevated tank and Howes project are under construction and will operate automatically once completed.
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Wheeley
Art Dolenbaugh
Saguache Murder Trial Set to Begin July 6
In Saguache Colorado Ted Hall faces a murder charge for the May fatal shooting of 21 year old Lawrence Rowe in front of Hall’s home. Hall, free on bond, is joined at the scene by Harold Campbell Sr and a teenage friend as the car stood nearby.
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Saguache
Colo
Judes
P. Tarbell
Ted Hall
Munder Dharam
Vial
Liberty
Iis
Lawrence Rowe
Hall
Rowe
Halls
Harold Campbell
Fromm Dame
Witla Tioeee
Nuclear sub to carry new guided missile
The Navy plans arming its first atomic submarine the Nautilus with the Regulus guided missile. Navy official James H. Smith announced the plan at the Aviation Writers Association annual meeting. The Nautilus features a 32 foot hull, 21 foot wing span, jet engine booster, and a high speed, 16,522 pound missile system designed for fast takeoff.
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Miamt Beach
Ula
Navy
James H. Smith
Sedyenty
Air
Aviation Writers
Reewins
Milgstle
Chance Wonrhl Cn
Fork Worth
Heenius
SSA
Highway Officials to Consider State Request for Federal Vote
Colorado and New Mexico seek a federal vote on a highway connecting Wolsenburg and Santa Fe via Fort Garland San Luis and Taos. The proposal was discussed at a Washington meeting and will be reviewed by the American Association of Highway Officials in Seattle next November. Mark J. Watrous, Colorado Highway Engineer, attended and noted the request was late for agenda inclusion. He was named to a three member subcommittee revising federal highway numbering rules.
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Denver
Colorado
New Mexico
Hetwern Wolsenburg
Colo
Santa Pey XM
Fort Garviml
San Luis
American Asso
Seattle
Rite Numbering Committee
Washington
Mark J. Watrous
Watrous
Wateanm
Chrysler Official Dies at Ft. Lupton Farm Bureau Meeting
At a Fort Lupton Farm Bureau session Thursday night President Howard Cobutt led the meeting attended by about 23 people. Plans were made for a square dance for 4-H and FFA youth at the Chamber of Commerce hill on June 18. Discussions covered farm commodity surplus protein. Mrs Frank Suvika urged Farm Bureau women to do their own shaking. 4-H members led by the superintendent presented a short comedy and musical numbers at the Rd Wallner and Ras Peterson event in Monroe Michigan region.
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J. 1
Sears
Inet Tanton Traym Bureau
Howard Cobutt
Charce
Dante
FFA
Chamber of Commerce Hill
Inetrie- Vien
Frank Suvkla
Farm Bureau
Marin
Waold Bs
Noe Graduates From Grinnell College in Sociology
Norman Noe son of Mr and Mrs Fred Noe of 1725 Faire acres graduated last Sunday from Grinnell College with a Bachelor of Arts degree majoring in sociology He attended Greeley High School graduating in 1950 and won a scholarship from Park Congregational church Noe held multiple college offices including residence hall president council secretary treasurer and WOSAA adjutant He was chief announcer for KGRW and active in Barnstormers dancing club Grinnell Vaudeville Legion and Pilgrim Fellowship national secretary
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Norman Noe
Fred Noe
Faire Acres
Deve
Grinnell Eolinge
Noe
Greeley High School
Park Congregational Church
Hatch
Council of Nouse
WOSAA
KGRW
Barnstormers
Grinswell College Vaudeville Legions
Iowa
Naional
Pilgrim Fellowship
Nonprenational Christian Churches
Police Court Report Sees Kirbys In Felony Drift
James D Kirby alias Jerre D Kirby pleaded guilty at a preliminary hearing and was held for district court on potential felony charges. He faces lares pay by bailee for a 1954 Mercury valued at 3200 from Warren Mylander Motors and removal of a mortgage on June 19 1953. The car mortgage details and related costs were noted, with Kirby surrendering to Sheriff William C Texman at the county jail. Also mentioned are bail and jail terms for others including James Allen dr. of Greeley motel jailed for passing a short check, with payment of outstanding checks required.
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Justice of the
D. F. Matheson
Gerald D. Kirby
Jerre D. Kirby
Warren-Mylander Motors, Inc
Garurey and
Wheeler
Kirby
William C. Texman
Leroy
Snel
Port Collins
MarLingz
Birestone
Juntien Stes
Allen
Damaged Semi Truck Crash In Buffalo Area
A damaged semi and a missed wife mystery unspools as a University of Buttito faculty member’s spouse disappears then is found later at a barber shop. A late Friday accident near Buffalo causes $6,000 in damage to a seam drater truck overturning on a highway. Patrolman Kasphare notes a driver named Wendt, 27, fell asleep at the wheel. A gasoline spill of 1,000 gallons prompts civil defense distribution and radio home requests for aid.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Ny Mlug
Mra
Hubert B. Kleinschmidt
University of Buttito Farulty
Petar
Ensalina
U.S
Wah
Fone
Will Kasphare
Aurt Wendt
Kimbo
Radio Home
Orla Rotunda
Sre
Biden G. Watson
Greeley
Matteville
District Court suit seeks receiver for Eighth Ave building
Kaveny Sr of Greeley sues George We Rigel over fireclogura of three deeds of trust and seeks appointment of a receiver for the Thayer subdivision property at 500 block of Eighth Ave. He claims about 26000 unsecured, 7900 deficiency on chattel foreclosures, 12805 for creditor payments, and 1220 in advances to protect security. Names of other claimants appear but are subordinate to his claims.
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Kaveny Sr
Greeley
George We Rigel
Thayer
City of Greeley
Eighth Avenye
Rigel
Kaveny
Avenyebks
Nolex
Sibe
Une
Mountain Area Phi Delta Kappa Meets at State College
The P D E Commission for Mountain Area held its second meeting at Colorado State College Education Campus. Dr Paul Cook and members from University of Wyoming Denver Colorado State College of Education and Denver Boulder public schools discussed action plans to aid Phi Delta Kappa chapters nationwide and share information on public education strengths and needs.
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Phi Lela Kappa
Hooky Mountain
Colorado State College Education
Paul Cook
Mens Professional Education Fraternity
Cultec State Phi Delta Kapp
University of Wyoming
Glenn Drasen
Comiasion
University of Colorado
George Villino
Smiley Junior High School
Menser
Babil F. Atlen
Houlder High School
Boulder
Louis A. Brelernita
University of
Ener
Rigrell Hammon
Univerity of Wyoming
Charles Lieuert
Joga of Education
Howard Woolum
University of Denver
Maynard Hemis
University of ‘Wyoming
Pir
George ¥. Walter
Colorado State Deparement of Education
Denver
University ‘At
Colorado
Stone School Joins Mead District by Annexation Vote
Stone School District No. 44 voted Saturday to dissolve and annex to Mead. Tyrades 7 through TV pupils will attend Mead with Stone paying tuition. The transfer becomes official after Linkwicks signature and county approval, with funds redirected to Mead.
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Stone
Mead
Lodwick
Perondaibins Distri
Vus
Traverrsaiist
Tee
Weld County Real Estate Transfers Listed
Weld County real estate transfers show several parcels sold in Greeley and related areas during June, with multiple partial descriptions and revenue figures. Transactions include parcels in Munview Hin Hav Yor and Tot 2 Hj in Wk, plus additions in Arn ton Park. Revenue amounts noted include 40.24 and 16.40 dollars. Use Tribune want ads.
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Hdivid G
Halen
A. Nelaann
Totin Ik
Muntview
Lee Ciavengeritt
Neb
Greeley
Yave
Katherine Pivteria
Pont Aid
Alvin
Kulte Maenik
Hive
Layd
Polena
Nelson
John St
Wheeler
Meta He McNu
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