Legion Against Segregation in Any Form
SLENWOOD SPRINGS veterans adopt a resolution opposing segregation in any form at the Colorado convention. The measure seeks to amend the national Legion constitution to bar posts from denying membership to veterans with an honorable discharge from WWI IT and IL and the Korean conflict. The report cites proposed annual Veterans Day services at Red Rocks amphitheater and a five year Arlington Cemetery observance rule, plus creation of a state Highway Patrol auxiliary trained as a reserve force.
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Slenwood Springs
American Legion
Veterans’ Colorado
Legion
Miami
Fla
National Veterans Tay
Red Hocks Amphitheater
Denon Ciale
Arlington National Cemetery
Legion Auxiliary
Highwey Patrol
Ohio
Markets New York Dressed Meat and Lamb Prices
Markets report varied demand with moderate to light buying for dressed meats and lamb. Beef and veal values show small upturns on select cuts while overall prices remain mixed across weight classes and regions, with shipments noted to Friday and weekend totals in several states.
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New York
Cron
U.S
Colorado
Arizona
California
Grain Market Close Sees Mixed Wheat Soybeans Rise
Chicago futures push higher on the Board of Trade with wheat leading gains while rye and futures batte with sporadic highs. Soybeans and lard slip slightly as export demand buoyed corn. Kansas City cash grains show varied bids for Wheat and corn with regional changes reflected in Denver and Northern Nebraska bids.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Meah
Cora
United Kingdom
Brest
Feear
Lares
Wall Street Advances to New Highs on Broad Rally
Wall Street rose to new highs as the stock market extended gains across sectors. Trading volume reached an estimated 709.003 million shares, compared with 450.006 million on the prior session, with strong participation in rails chemicals and steel issues amid a broad market rally.
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New York
API
Rally
Cher
Rails
Oie
Mazore
Local Market Prices and Receipts Summary
June 13 market notes show grain prices for wheat, oats, and beans, with butter eggs traded in terms. Current receipts include various hens: cotnred hens 4 to 5 pounds, Texhorn hens 3 pounds and over, and cannnes hens two additional categories. Prices listed in shillings and pence with trade values.
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Texhorn
Cannes
Denver figures lead Legion post officers election
Patrol official Nel to train the auxiliary. Frank P. Lynch of Denver defeated Elmer Parson by a 2-1 vote for department vice commander. Lynch succeeds Charlen Sandhouse of Sterling as commander. John F. Barnard Jr. of Granby to command. Miss Rhea Boyle of Denver won over Harry Bock of Aurora for historian and is the first woman elected to a Legion post. Boyle served 16 months in the Wacs in the Pacific. William Syan of Denver reelected national executive committeeman for two years. W. W. Walsh of Red Cloud was named alternate. Other officers elected without opposition include Father Joseph A. Felerson, chaplain. L. Lyckholm, adjutant. and Glen Campbell, sergeant-at-arms. Lyckholm has been adjutant since 1926.
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Frank P. Lynch
Denver
Elmer
Parson
Lynch
Charlen Sandhouse
Sterling
John 4. Barnard Jr
Granby
William &. Syan
W. W. Walsh
Red Cutt
Big Switch in Denver Causes Traffic Jams
Denver launched Operation Big Switch causing major traffic disruption downtown. One way streets across the core direct flows toward Broadway and the viaducts via 14th 16th and 18th Streets while Broad Way areas funnel toward viaducts. Cross streets Welton California and Stout previously one way. Manager Jack Truce pledged a study on walk lights persistence.
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Denver
Motton
Broad Way
15Th
Broadway
Welton
California
Stout
Jack Truce
To Resume Polio Shots in Topeka Later This Summer
The Kansan Hoard at Health decided Sunday to resume masa inoculations with Salk polio vaccine in a couple of weeks. No first round shots will be given between August 1 and September 15, the peak polio period.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansan Hoard At
King Baudouin Returns From Congo Visit
Belgium's King Baudouin returned Sunday from a three week trip to the Belgian Congo his first visit to the African colony long a source of uranium for the Western world the journey highlighted colonial ties and resource links.
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Brussels
Belgium
Houdoun
Belgian Congo
Hudson Man Found Dead in Ranch Garage
Hudson man C. N. Gardner, age 60, was found dead in his car in a garage on the Ernest Hasky place near Hudson. Authorities rule death a suicide by carbon monoxide from exhaust fumes. Gardner had been despondent after failed job prospects in Denver. He leaves a widow Vera and three daughters, with services set for Thursday at the Rice chapel in Brighton and burial at Hillside cemetery, Fort Lupton.
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C. N. Gardens
Hudson Ares
Ernest Hasky
Merle
Erkenbeck
Greeley
Ross Adamson
Akd Gardner
Gardner
Denver
Bosky Place
Lauretta Imhof
Glenwood Springs
Vera
Xers
Opal DeRarneure
San Diego
Calif
Homer Hayes
Pueblo
Inshof
Lovera Erkenbeck
Lundien
Fare Lupton
Ricechapel
Brighton
Hillside Cemetery
Fort Tupten
Court Finds Miller Not Guilty on Multiple Charges
Corrine Lucille Miller of Ault faced charges including careless driving reckless driving leaving a scene of accident and no operator's license with fines shown. The court found her not guilty on all counts including property destruction.
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Corrine Lucille Miller
Weld County Graduates at Colorado A M Weld County Graduates
Weld County graduates from thirteen Greeley centers and nearby towns earned degrees at Colorado A&M in Fort Collins. The list includes Robert Houlter in Agronomy, James Madi se in Animal Husbandry, Jerry Moore in Agricultural Economics, and Rob ert Birkelison in Mechanical Engineering, among others, with recipients from Evans, Eaton, Pierce, and Pierce county addresses.
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Greeley
Weld County
Colorado A&m
Fort Collins
Greel
Robert Charles Houlter
R. A. Agony
James Thomas Madise
Hyb
Ramon Carl Moore
Ysll
Tenth Avenue
Jerry Sperling Moore
John Kirol
Robert Birkel Ison
Kenneth Melvin Goddard
Fifth Street
Clark Dennis Vanderhoo
Ralph Taya Kipper Jr
Eighth Street
Stanley Eugene Taylor
Seenth Avenue
Lon Allen Carbaugh
Seventennth
Merrilyn Elizabeth Johnson
Doutor
William Cameron Tobin
Ninth Keene Ault
Benty Lucille Lettier White
Arden Junior White
Alberta Kathleen Schneider
R. I
Eaton
Leland Wayne Carlson
Robert Liv
Ingston Hoover
Evans
Albert Raymond Weinhold
Jack F. Mondt
Laverne
Ianaid Karey Adams
Pierce
Meahoru Man Matsuda
Three Accidents Reported In Weld County
State patrol investigated three separate Sunday crashes in Weld County. Fort Mullins resident iW Glick, 20, was taken to Weld County General with possible head injuries after losing control of a 1954 Plymouth near Windsor, damaging the bridge rail. Damage estimated at 500 dollars. A separate 735 pm crash north of Galeton involved a 1950s Ford driven by Robert Lehminny of Eaton. skidding on Dreslick pavement, it hit a berm and rammed the pank, with about 300 dollars damage. At 12 Sunday a hit and run damaged Dennis Witts's 1954 Plymouth in a Mead area near mile north of the Mead junction on U S 81, about 190 dollars in damage. One other vehicle was forced over the bank on the opposite side but suffered no damage.
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Glick
Fort Mullins
Weld County General Hospital
Plymouth
Windsor
Loyal B.warner
Mead Junctiion
U. S. 81
Jim Girnr
Jane Russell Injures Ankle While Filming
Jane Russell slipped and sprained her ankle during a bathing scene on Saturday. An attendant at the 20th Century Fox radio hospital said the injury was painful but not serious and she is resting.
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Hollywood
Jane Russell
20Th Century-Fox Radio Hospital
Misa Russell
Candid cameras and the rise of natural action photography
A survey of candid photography notes how cameras shifted from unflattering off guard shots to natural, spontaneous images. It highlights techniques like dummy instruments, angled viewing, and better lighting to reduce subject tension and capture authentic gestures and emotions.
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Irving Desfcr
Desra
Iss
Special Civil Defense Meeting Set For Tuesday
Greeley Civil Defence will hold a special meeting Tuesday at Weld County General Hospital auditorium to plan procedures for the National Civil defense exercise Operation Atari 1865 scheduled June 15 to 18. All civil defense workers staff members and communication personnel are urged to attend by director Orlando Hotunda.
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Greeley Civil Defence
St Tad Rm
Weld County General
Former Teacher and CSCE Graduate Dies
LONGMONT An Mrs. Margaret Donovan Stapp a Pioneer Longmont family member died in a hospital Sunday after two months illness She was a Colorado State College of Education graduate and taught at Lafayette and Longmont schools She served as secretary of the Red Cross chapter here for 40 years She was mother of Robert Stapp Rocky Mountain News staff writer and J Donovan Stapp Denver attorney A requiem Mass will be sung in St John s Church at 9 am Wednesday.
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Longmont
Margaret Donovan Stapp
Colorado State College of Education
Lafayette
Red Cross
Arkansas author penning second novel set in Pacific era
Francis Iby Gwaltney, born in Traskwood, Ark, spent three and a half years in the Army in the Pacific. He grew up in Arkansas, studied at the University of Arkansas, and taught English in Conway. His new book The Day the Century Ended follows a young Arkansas man who marries and serves in the Pacific after college.
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Francis Iby Gwaltney
Pacific
Wisse
Arkansaam
Arkansas
Wervea
Traskwood
Ark
Charleston
University of Arkansas
Conway
Physicist Dies at Bloomington University
Bloomington Indiana obituary reports the death of Dr Ella Roy Ramsey 8% retired Indiana University physics professor and pioneer of trounce field died Saturday in Bloomington.
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Bloomington
Ind
Ella Roy Ramsey
Indianiversity
Long-haul Trucking Resumed in the West After Strike
West coast trucking resumes after a 24 day strike. A three year pact ratified by truckers and the AFL includes raises of 8 cents per hour this year and in 1956, 7 in 1957, a $3.65 per mile pension fund contribution, and a 44 cent per year mileage pay increase. Rates now reach 2.22 per hour or per mile whichever is higher. California industry losses estimated at 15 million gross revenue and 74 million in wages.
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Los Angeles
Californian Trucking Asana
California
Diploma Awarded to Charles J Watson at Columbia College
Charles J Watson of Sixth Street received a professional diploma from Teachers College Columbia University at the 1935 commencement. Dr Hollis B Caswell announced Watson earned the diploma for ten years of graduate study in music education.
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Charles J. Watson
Fon Sixth Street
Teachers College
Columbia University
Hollis B. Caswell
Watson
Truman to Speak at Lions 10th Anniversary Session
UN secretary Dag Hammarskjold announced former President Truman will address the Lions Club in San Francisco at the 10th anniversary session on June 24. The report notes a U S spectacle usage rate of over 7 percent versus 69 percent in England.
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United Nations
X.Y
Truman
The
Lions
San Francisco
U.N
Dag Hammarskjott
Thee
United States
England
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