Navy Captain Links French Salute to Revolution
Navy Captain John F. Flynn told Flag Day attendees at Greeley that the 1774 French and American salutes helped shape the Revolutionary War. He cited Jones’s 1774 flame as proof that a capable fleet can deter invasion, and described navy aims from convoy duties to atomic power shifts. Ceremony honored the American flag with Elks, Scouts, and college officials in attendance.
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Navy
Concord
John F. Flynn
U. S. Navy
Gunter
John Paul Jones
United States
Carrie
Cachar
Weather summary for Colorado and nearby regions
Weather overview for 24 hours ending 8 a m Tuesday shows high temperatures up to 105 and low around 54 with fair conditions and scattered showers in parts of Colorado. Temperatures trend through Wednesday with minimal changes, while winds shift to the east in afternoons and evenings. Wyoming and southwestern Colorado report generally fair weather, slightly cooler in the north, with highs near 89 to 100 and lows ranging from the 30s to 50s, along with occasional cloudiness and scattered thunder showers in Durango and higher elevations.
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Colorado
Ais
Aroun
Souheast
Wyoming
Mountains
Tauldes
Longmont
Durango
Greeley Nations Bank
Greeley
Vicine Iy
Weather Bureau
Wold
Water Report for Northern Colorado Conservancy District
Mixed river projects listed for Poudre, South Platte, St Vrain and Boulder Creek with figures 2086 768 30 413 0 456 48. Details unclear due to OCR errors but assigns multiple river projects under the district with numeric values. Specific project titles are partially garbled but indicate ongoing work on several streams in the Boulder and Denver metro area.
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Northern Colorada Water Conservancy Bictrict Poudre
Eee
St. Vrain
Boulder Creek
Baseball Today Games Report Across Multiple Venues
The schedule lists seven baseball games with teams including Wilke, Ratt, Wealyum, and Mone. Details on matchups, locations, and times are partially legible, indicating multiple regional contests and possible rankings. Players and venues are mentioned, but specifics remain unclear due to OCR garble.
Improvements at Island Grove prepare for July rodeo
City Manager B H Cruce announced island grove park upgrades for the July rodeo including street repairs with new base and asphalt mat under the grandstand. Work raises ground level to improve drainage and adds two water risers with three drinking fountains each, plus French drains to channel wastewater away.
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Island Grove
B. H. Cruce
Cruce
Grandstand
4 Day VFW Convention Opens Here Wednesday
The 38th annual Colorado VFW state encampment opens in Greeley on Wednesday drawing about 660 members and wives after 400 reservations. Two parades are planned downtown with veterans staying in hotels and dining areas. National officers Elmer Lu Jenkins of Topeka Kansas will inspect for the organization.
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Dale
Veterara of Foreign Wars
Mra
Joseph Wo Main
Detroit
Ladies Auxiliary
Elmer Li Jenkins
Topeka
Kan
VEW
Artneii
Con
Colorado
Veterans of Fordign Wars
Greeley
Jerry Cadper
Ineal
Dawntown
Grand Pup Tent
Military Order of the Coolie
Veterans' Hospital
Elmer Lu, Jenkins
VW. National Aus
Veterans of Foreign Wars Annual State Encampment Schedule
The program lists registration at Camfield hotel and WEW hall sessions Wednesday through Friday, including opening, business, and memorial events. Activities feature dances, parades, cocutie and military programs, dinners, and installation of officers at VEW and VFW venues across town.
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Camfield
Council of Administration
WEW
Sideheon
Camtick
Fison
Elks Home
VFW
VPW
First Presbytetian Church
Ninth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Moose Ball
South Eighth Avenue
VFW Ball
Camfielt
Vew Hall
Town Town
Pum
VEW
Pia
Hell
Cockin
Grad Seratch
P.m. Canlie
Democratic Caucus Turnout in Weld County Report
Weld County Democratic leaders praised caucus turnout with 28 at one site, 16 at another, and about 20 at a third, as 88 precinct caucuses prepare for 4 delegates and an equal number of literates to the county assembly. Charles Brannan urged return to office for fair opportunities while criticizing Eisenhower policy. local nominees and party officials were introduced during a broadcast at Island Grove Park.
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Gordon Ibbatyan
Weld
Kf~ KA
Democratic Organization
Charles #. Brannan
Trimman
United States
Calo- Fado
Brauwish
Eisenshower
Hischhower
Howard Wyle
Whitehouse
Detroit
Brannan
Ibbotson
Noble Love
la Salle
William C. Rhoades
Eaton
Eighth Judicial District
Chris Holthusen
Stoneham
Phebe Anderson
Gracley
Atate House of Representatives
Mrs. Brennan
Denver
Cemncratin
Uptown Kiwanis Interclub Meeting Discusses Exchange Program
Uptown Kiwanis and Longmont clubs held interclub talks at Knights of Columbus hall in Greeley. Ten Longmont members heard Molin Rees of Fort Collins present on the student exchange program, introducing Kathereen Klussman and Erkhart Hientz, with Hientz pursuing banking studies in Germany and Vientz guiding hundreds of students abroad for four months while Miss Klussman completes Fort Collins High School.
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Kiwanis Club
Greeley
Longmont Club
Loogmont
Knights of Columbus Hall
Molin Rees
Fort Collins
Kathereen Klussman
Vonburg
Netherlands
Miss Klussman
Erkhart Hientz
Hietlz
Bramer
Germany
Vientz
United States
Fort Collins High School
Bandit Steals $65,000 in Bank Vault Hold Up
A masked gunman robbed the Southport State Bank in Indianapolis area, holding Mr and Mrs John A Whalen and six female employees for nearly six hours. He escaped in a black 1938 Oldsmobile after looting the vault and taking about $65,000. The robber, described as about 35, 5 feet 11 inches, wore a brown coat and a black white sports shirt, and state police used planes to search for the getaway car.
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Prestieql
Southport
Will
John A. Whaten
Whaler
Indianapolis
Indiana
Whalen
Mit
Whalens
Tom
Whates
Dirs
Berloa
Riser
Teller
Tempo
Toschi Zahar
Grover
Pitanavikoas
Saul
IndHiates
Huth Drake
President After Best Night Signs 3 Papers
President Eisenhower signed three documents after a night described as his most comfortable since surgery. He wore a maroon dressing gown and attended a bipartisan White House briefing on foreign aid.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Eisenhower
Risehower
Shermah Adams
White House
Adams
Wilton B. Persons
Congress
Andrew W. Goodpasser
Cinar Creek
Jaffer Son
Colorado
Georgetown
U. S. Army
Bolekee
Senate
James C. Hagh Lerty
Adame
Rauline
Wagerty
Magerly Addes
Hagerty
Torrid Wave Bakes Nation From Coast to Plains
A vast heat wave gripped the nation from the central states northward to Canada with 98 at International Falls Minnesota and 101 at Rapid City South Dakota. Pacific air moving east kept some regions cooler but 90s and 100s were forecast for the Rockies Southeast and Ohio and Tennessee Valleys. In Phoenix Arizona 109 degrees baked the region while desert areas hit 115. A 73 year old man, Rudolph Esquibel of Longmont, was injured on a road project near Greeley when a beam struck his head and he sustained a scalp wound and back pains. He was hospitalized for observation.
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Canada
Pacific
International Falls
Minn
Rapid City
Northwest
New England
Rockies
Rudolph Esquibel
Longmont
Ti S. 34
Greeley
Esquibel
West County General Hospital
White House urges restoring 600 million foreign aid
Washington officials report a White House session urged Senate leaders to restore at least 600 million of 1.1 billion dollars in foreign aid cuts. Secretary Dulles and Admiral Radford warned great injury would occur if funds were not added. President Eisenhower spoke from hospital, pressing for full 4.56 billion aid package. Senate leaders postponed action pending more information and committee evaluation.
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UK — Administration
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Senate
House
White House
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Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Shenhower
Ness
Bison Hower
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Adams
Staators
Radford
Sen
Johnson
Texas
Knowland
California
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Presession Enrollment Surges Past Figures
CSCE presession enrollment reached 2,218 by noon Tuesday as registrations continued. The total surpassed the final pre session figure by 249, with an additional 43 students enrolled in a special one week school for custodians.
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CSCE
Four Colorado Hospital Projects Approved by Health Board
The Colorado State Health Board renewed the federal funding cap under the Hill-Burton Act to cover up to 43.13 percent of local hospital project costs. Four proposals were approved for construction, pending Surgeon General approval in Washington DC. The designs include an outpatient department at Gleisner-Penrose in Colorado Springs, a health and rehabilitation center for Mesa County in Grand Junction, a health department clinic for Pueblo City-County Health Dept, and a Tri-County Health Dept office in Brighton.
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State Health Board
Hill Burnin
Atate
Colorado Hospital Advisory Counci
Surgeon General
Washington
DD. C
Gleskner-Penrose Hospital
Colorado Springs
Mesa County Health Dept
Grand Junction
Pueblo City-County
Pueblo
Tri-County Health Dept
Hrighton
Denver set for Harriman and Stevenson political rallies
Rival meetings for Avérell Harriman and Adlai Stevenson are planned near Denver. Harriman expected to speak to delegates from 11 states as he launches a Western bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. Stevenson event features Stephen Mitchell as speaker for a dinner in Welby. About 200 attendees anticipated at Harriman gathering ending with a butte dinner.
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Denver
Avérell C. Harriman
Adlai Stevenson
Harriman
New York
Stevenson
Stephen A. Mitchett
Ilinsig
Welby
Richard Ayers
Colorado Stevenson For
Tri-County
Hyman Raskin
Matt
National
Stevenson Organization
Butte
Deadline set for wheat acreage soil bank reserve participation
June 30 deadline announced for Cole orade wheat farms to join the acreage reserve phase of the revised soil bank. Andrew Mair, state ASC official, said payments may apply to total crop losses, with contracts mailed to county ASC officers. Farmers must apply at their county ASC office, identify acreage, sign a contract, and ensure the crop does not mature.
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Fort Collins WI
Coleorade Wheat Farmore
Andrew Mair
Mair
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Colorado
Oil Drilling Moves Rig Near Briggsdale New Well
British American Oil Producing shifts rotary rig to Lloyd C Wyse No 1 well four miles east of Briggsdale along State Highway 14. The Ni 39-8-61 Weld County site, initially drilled by BA, showed gas. current work deepens Tyons sand with potential reach to granite. Lloyd Wyse owns the site and resides in Lacamic, north of Tom Pettigrew’s land.
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Lloyd C. Wyse
Briggsdale
Noth
Weld
Lloyd Wyse
Tom Pettigrew Place
Lacamic
Will Services Thursday Finocsl services for Gustav Will
Funeral services are scheduled for Gustav Will Thursday at 2 PM in Macys drawing room with burial at Ginn Grove. The notice names no additional survivors or firms.
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Gustav Will
Cornish
Macys
Ginn Qrove
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