Senate balks at further dollar aid over British plan
U S senators condemned Britain’s rejection of the Schuman plan for pooling Europe’s coal and steel, warning that British socialism may curb U S aid. Senators Knowland Ferguson urged testing Britain’s system without dollar support, worrying it could jeopardize Western Europe recovery.
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Denver Boy Dies After Poison Drink
Under sheriff Tom McDaniels reports a two year old Denver suburb boy died after swallowing wood bleach. The child, identified as Joseph P. Kellogg of 050 S Monaco Park Way, was playing in his home when he found and drank the bottle. A babysitter attempted first aid and rushed him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival.
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Remark on Daddy's Girl Friend Triggers Court Testimony
In U S district court testimony a 7 year old girl Barbara Ann Wall sparked a chain of events leading to charges against Mrs Alma Victoria Walt of Shreveport La and involvement of U S air force T/Sgt Barney M Wall. The testimony describes a confrontation over a missing woman and a strand of hair being shaved from a Lithuanian girl named Kerwiskast and includes defense and prosecution arguments about protection and family scandal.
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Carpenter to U S 30 Route Is Oiled
Cheyenne reports two road projects in Laramie County total nearly 600000. Eight and a half miles of secondary road from Carpenter to U S 30 have been graded and surfaced. An 14 mile stretch on the other project has started surfacing.
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Merger Plan Voted For Colorado School Districts
The state education office announced that the 17th district reorganization plan was approved by Colorado voters. The plan consolidates districts in the Weaters and Kit Carson counties, reorganizing all but 30 in the Burlington area, leaving 50 districts reduced to three. Cheyenne county plans were forwarded to the education commissioner for approval under the 1949 reorganization law before voter submission.
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College Grads Embrace Larger Families Says Study
Washington report from the Population Reference Bureau notes college graduates now favor larger families. Men average 1.77 children and women 1.29 in earlier years, but recent graduates show rising birth rates across 1936 to 1940 cohorts, with western and coed colleges leading.
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Senate Starts Social Security Debate Tuesday
The Senate opened debates on a plan to extend Social Security to about 10 million more people and raise monthly benefits. The proposal doubles future benefits, broadens coverage to workers and self employed, and raises payroll taxes gradually starting 1956. Debate centers on raising wage base to 4,000 with higher top benefits and differs from the House version.
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Governor Delays Rent Ruling in Colorado Springs
Denver dispatch reports Governor Johnson defers action on decontrol of rents in Colorado Springs until September 1 to avoid tourist season disruption. Decision applies only to Springs. Greeley had voted to maintain rent control. Approval needed before sending requests to Washington.
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Population changes in Dolores county and nearby areas
Census figures show Dolores county population up by one to 1,959. San Juan county rises to 1,458 with a 20 increase since 1940, while Lake county falls from 6,883 to 6,194 over 30 years. Rounding figures mention Utah ties and an offhand note about a shipment to Juarkel.
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Acheson Says War Not Yet Inevitable
Secretary of State Acheson warned war is not inevitable despite Soviet pressure. He outlined four US responses, ruled out isolationism and preemptive war, and urged peaceful negotiation to strengthen the free world. He cited Soviet dispersalism and the international communist movement as threats and emphasized exhausting all peaceful options. Electric fencing for farms is noted in a separate farmers’ tip about a single wire strand.
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How They Voted How Rent Controls How They Voted
Washington June 14 Wasteeners voted on party lines today as the house passed a rent control measure by 202 to 105. Democrats for Aspinall Carroll and Muraria Colus Mansfield Mont. Republicans against Barrett Wyoming Okwart Montana Hill Colorado Miller Curtis Nebraska Republicans were paired against the bill.
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Wyoming employment report notes carpenter shortage in Cheyenne
Ghayenne Lacks Carpenters Cheyenne Wyoming June 12 47 The state employment service reports a shortage of carpenters in Cheyenne today Bricklayers sheet metal workers and painters also are in short supply and other shortages are expected as the building season progresses There is an ample supply of common labor The demand for retail and serving help is expected to increase as tourism begins pouring into the state The Cheyenne office had 129 applicants for employment insurance at the end of May compared with 248 at Casper It takes 624 job openings in May compared with 412 by the Casper office
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Casper
Gambling Talk Delayed by Johnson Trip to Estes Park
Governor Johnson postpones the advisory council meeting on gambling to Friday after a cabinet session change. He explains the delay due to a trip to Estes Park and Boulder, with plans to address postmasters and attend Governor’s Day ceremonies in Colorado Springs.
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