Grasshopper Spraying Slowed by Warm Colorado Weather
Denver AP report notes warm weather delayed hopper spraying across eastern Colorado. Planes halted operations after 8 a.m. as temperatures hit 80 degrees, with ground spraying restricted to stay under that limit. Cheyenne County leads a major effort spraying 25,079 acres aided by ten planes. Fremont County also to begin range spraying Friday amid widespread infested land across 21 counties.
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Denver
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Cheyenne County
Cheyenne Wells
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Fremont
Hockies
Kansas
Brown Named Hunter Safety Instructor in Greeley
Bruce B Brown of 1204 16th Ave Greeley has been certified as a Hunter Safety Course instructor for the National Rifle Association program. The four hour course covers gun operation field shooting techniques and hunter safety duties. The NRA course seeks to educate youths and new hunters nationwide on a volunteer basis.
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16Th Ave
Greeley
National File Aisociation of America
United States
National Rifle Association
Cholera Epidemic Subsiding in Bangkok Thailand
An AP report from Bangkok says a cholera outbreak that killed 258 and sickened nearly 2,000 in two weeks appeared to be subsiding. The disease is thought to have been started by an air traveler from Calcutta where thousands died.
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Angkok
Thailand
Calcutta
Russia Says U S Belittled Trade Proposal
London AP report says Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged broader U S Soviet trade in neostrategic goods in a letter to President Eisenhower on June 3. Dulles criticized the Soviet offer and warned Washington that the Kremlin seeks credits to push economic warfare against the United States.
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Russia
Dulles
Khrushchev
Tis ‘Nenhower
U. S
Soviet Union
Frederick Printer Dies In Trinidad
F L Beymer aged 15 published Frederick Farmer and Miner in Weld County for years and died Tuesday at the State Home for the Aged in Trinidad from a heart ailment. He had served as commissioner of printing since 1948. Survivors include his widow Helen and sister Irene Behymer.
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F L. Beymer
Frederick
Weld
Trinidad
Thymer
Helen
Irene Behymer
Es Neleve
Atate Sandard
Deep oil tests planned near Ault and Grover Weld County
Reports from the Greeley Tribune detail deep oil tests slated within two weeks West of Ault near Black Hollow beet dump in Weld County. The Brinkerhoff Drilling Co will drill Union Pacific McMurry No 1 on Hattie McMurry’s land. Additional tests include Hygiene’s Zimmerman No 1 near Greeley and other wells in Ward and surrounding areas with varying progress and operators.
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Black Hollow
Weld County
Greelay Tribune
Brinkerhoff Drilling Company
California Company
Hattie McMurry
Fort Collins
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Grover
Lawnee Buttes
New Terrace
Edna Nelson Wildcat
O'Deil
Anderson
Shell
Ike Heads for Farm to Spend Weekend at Gettysburg
President Eisenhower will travel to Gettysburg Pennsylvania on Friday to stay at his farm for the weekend. He plans to return to Washington either Sunday evening or Monday morning, providing a brief respite from his official duties.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Distress 90-Day Wheat Storage Loans Set by Agriculture Dept
The Agriculture Department announced 90 day distress price support loans for 1658 crop wheat lacking storage. Loans cover ground storage and temporary structures with 80 percent of regular rate, about $1.78 per bushel, to help farmers avoid premature sales. Funds available via county ASCS offices. officials Ted Dailey and Joe Szombathy noted past use and conditions. The piece also oddly mentions Denver Bears coaches and Syracuse University uniforms from Phillipsburg, NJ.
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Agriculture Dept
Great Plains
Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation County
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Joe Szombathy
Denver Bears
Syracuse University
Phillipsburg
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Yersin Re-Elected State Parks Chair in Colorado
Bill Yersin of Burlington, former state representative, was re elected chair man of the State Parks and Recreation Board for another year. Dave Abbot of Denver was re elected vice chairman and Mrs. Elizabeth Warner of Lamar was re elected secretary. The board, set up last summer, met at the Capitol.
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Denver
Bill Yersin
Burlington
State Parks & Recreation Board
Dave Abbot
Elizabeth Warner
Lamar
Capitol
Vet Who Shot Last WW1 Round Dies at 69
Middletown , N Y Harry Carpenter died at 69 from a heart attack while playing golf. A Seth Coast Artillery veteran, he fired a six inch shell at 1:55 am November 11 1918 credited by his commander as the last American shot of World War I.
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Middletown
Harry
Carpenter
Civis
Wes
Tornado Skips Over Topeka Kans Amid Severe Storm Alert
A tornado skirted Topeka five miles south west prompting a Weather Bureau alert lasting about an hour. Residents sought shelter as storms raged along a line from northwest Missouri to southwestern Kansas, following El Dorado's deadly tornado two days earlier that damaged 259 homes and killed 18.
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Kan
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Topeka
Mingouri
Missouri
el Dorado
Cattlemen Discuss Rustling and Beef Prices at State Convention
At the 91st Colorado Cattlemen’s Association convention in Denver, chair Robert Parsons warns rustling rising despite more theft convictions after 8 head stolen in Morgan County. Robert Schaefer notes beef prices up about 10 cents per pound since 1957 but not keeping pace with costs. predicts prices may fall this year. Opening session draws 800 attendees.
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Colorado Cattlemen's Assa
Robert Parsons
Weston
Brandh
Association
Jes
Morgin County
Parson
Robert Schaefer
Boyero
Schafer
Stock Market Hits New High
Oil and other industrials pushed the market to a new high for the year as volume rose to 2,760,000 shares. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks climbed 70 cents to a new peak of 173.10, with gains in oils, aircrafts, chemicals, and base metals while roils and utilities edged ahead.
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Midwest
Texas
Associated Press
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