Couple May Get Long Term for Starvation of Their Son
New York June 14 The Scielzo couple faced up to 20 years for starving three year old Guy Jr who died after weighing 14 to 21 pounds. Father convicted of first degree manslaughter after 80 minute jury deliberation. Mother pled guilty to neglect with possible three year sentence. Siblings Vincenza four and two other children survived. Sentencing set for July 12.
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New York
Gay
Mary Scielzo
Manhattan
Guy, Jr
Lita Guy
Meedntes
Tils
Vincenza
Setel
Scielzo
Guy
Bing Crosby denies separation rumors in New York
Crosby returns from Europe aboard the Queen Elizabeth and dismisses reports of his estrangement from wife Dixie. He says he knows nothing about marital difficulties and expects Dixie to join him at the Waldorf Astoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ting Crosby
Eurone
Dixie
Crosby
California
Waldorf- Astoria
Teleny to Speak at Cosmopolitan Club
Dr. Leste D. Zeleny, professor at Colorado State College of Education, will be the principal speaker for the Cosmopolitan club meeting at Anderson’s, with Rudy Ronaveld as honored guest. Oscar Beck and Frank Wiles will announce plans for the mountain picnic on July 16, and Greeley delegates E. W. Johnson and George Anderson have left for the June 17 start of the international convention in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leste D. Zeleny
Colorado State College of Education
Anderson S Ter House
Rudy Ronaveld
Oscar Beck
Frank Wiles
Greeley Club
Wastern Federation
Greeley
E.W. Johnson
George Anderson
Mexico City
Tennessee Pickets Accused of Puts Nails on Highways
Morristown Tennessee June 12 4 CID textile airska pickets were ordered away from the American ui e Corp today for scattering the highway with the piercing nails and tacke. Neal said 28 pounds of nails and tacks were picked up from the road in a week. He removed the pitkola but said they might return tomorrow if disturbance ceases. Neal heads 75 highway patrolmen ordered by Gov Gordon Browning to put down disorder that has sared sporadically during an 11 week old strike.
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Morristown
Tenn
CID Textile Airska
American Uie Corp
Tennessee Safety
Sazi K. Neal
Neal
Gordon Browning
Neal Haid
Missing Goal Tony Located After Hunt
Tony the white month-old goat wandered through yards near the Cur Hill home at 4844 Thirteenth Avenue. Nancy Hill led the search as townspeople looked for the pet. Tony was found near 1120 High Thirteenth Street two doors from the Hill home.
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Baltar
Tony
Hill
Thirteenth Avenue
Dr. EB
C. Harrah
Highteenth Street
Miss Hill
Births and relatives listed for Weld County families
Stork Express notes several births at Weld County Public Hospital. Mari dyo Sue Miller is the fourth Miller daughter born to Mr and Mrs Johnny Miller of Yakima Washington. Other births include children to Charles Wanley Eimer Batts John Gratal Henry Fendel and John C Todd. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lawrence P McArthur and Mr and Mrs M C Todd.
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Mya
Johnny Miller
Yakima
Wash
Gaugher
Jung
Maridyo Sue
Millers
Mre. Miller
Barbara Jackson
Mre
C. Jackson
Highth
Miller
Charles Wanley
Elevanth Avenue
Weld County Public Hospital
Eimer Bats
Route 1
Joe Gratal
Route 3
Henry Fendel
Eleventh Street
John C. Todd
Glenmeracourt
Lawrence
P. McArthur
Twentieth
Hibow Lane
M. C. Todd
Puerto
Todd
Tate McArthur
Denver Mother Admits Killing Her Infant Son
Detective Capt. Lea Raedel said Marian Scott 19 confessed to killing three month old Stevan Lee Scott in a fit of hysteria. She described grabbing the baby by the ankles and striking his head on the floor during a hot afternoon episode as officers found blood smears on clothing and walls. A murder charge was filed, and a coroner's jury attributed blame to the mother who is held without bail. the husband was away on a geological trip at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Lea Raedel
Marian Scott
Stevan Lee Scott
Skull Tractus
Pallce
Raedel
Oll
Raehel
Eby
Adams County Wins One Act Play Event
Adams County teams won the one act play contest at the state 4H club meeting held in Fort Collins. The winning play was directed by Mr and Mrs Oscar Keltner. Participating counties included Rio Grande Washington Denver La Plata Jefferson and El Paso.
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Fort Collins
Adams County
Mneu
Bers
Oscar Keltner
Blue Tibbong
Rio Grands
Washington
Denver
la Plata
Jefferson
el Paso
State May Get B Millions for Reclamation Jobs
Colorado may receive 25.8 million dollars for Reclamation projects in the current session, with a possible reduction to 23.36 million if the Tabor Thomas amendment passes. Director Gilttard H. Stone reported the totals in his annual board briefing as the Water Conservation Board opened a two day capitol meeting to review the Frying Pan Arkansas project and other plans.
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Denver
Colorado
Comgrtas
Gilttard H. Stone
State Water Conservation Board
Stone
House
Senate
Wate Conservation Board
Capitol
The
Water Board
Qunanison River
Continental Divide
Arkansas Valley
Southwastern
Gunnison River
Callbran
Grand Junction
Uhe
Water Board At 80
Estey Park
Hospital Admits and Discharges in Weld County Areas
Public hospital Tuesday lists include Mrs Joseph Johnson of 1414 Fourth Avenue and John H. Kuykendill among admissions. Discharges feature Mrs R W Curtis and daughter of 2200 Ninth Street and several others. Gateanathle Memorial hospital records Mrs James ace Johnstown and Ronnie Schneider of Eaton as admissions. Discharges include Mrs Eugene Young and daughter Maiken and Ronnie Schuelder of Eaton.
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Weld County Public Hospital
Joseph Johnson
Fourth Avenue
John H. Kuykendill
Roggeu
R. W. Curtis
Ninth Street
Harold Buxman
Feton
Ruth Ann Nelson
Aust
Harold Hatfield
Seventh Avenue
John R. Dahlgren
Aon
Autt
Dale Johnson
Eighth Street
Ernest Manang
Platteville
Humar M. Good
Tenth Avenue
Florence Guinez
Fort. Lupton
Jack Cooper
Sixth Street
Carl Sample
Orchard
Virginia Meng
Keenesboro
Frutoso Garcia
Route 1
Gracie Glover
Thirteenth Street
Gateanathle Memorial Hospital
James Ace
Johnstown
Ronnie Schneider
Eaton
Roy Hashin
Eugene Young
Land
Maiken
Ronnie Schuelder
Divorce Petitions Filed In Tennessee County Court
Harod Stroh of Fort Lupton sues Fannie A Stroh while Indiatrint and Louise Carpenter of Route Two oppose William Carpenter. A separate note reports three youths aged 14 to 15 held for throwing rocks near Sixteenth Street. police lectured them and released them to guardians after alleged window or car damage could not be confirmed. A 17 year old is jailed for burglary tied to vandalism at Island Grove’s Haggei’s refreshment stand. others involved include two 11 year olds who stole a car driven to Billings, Mont, with details unclear.
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Harod Stroh
Fort Lupton
Fannie A. Stroh
Indiatrint
Louise Carpenter
Balle
William
Carpenter
Care
Sixteenth Street
Givan
Paul Clogs
Dar Onte
Clos
Greeley
Nash Studio
Nash
Paul Close
Haggei
Island Grove Park
Carl Hill
Billings
Mont
Clare
California Woman Injured In Accident
Mrs. Elisza Stone, 30, of National City California, sustained head injuries and bruises when a station wagon driven by her husband Fred Wesley Stone, 33, collided with a car driven by Mrs. Alice Blake, 26, near Hereford in a heavy rain hail storm. Stone was treated at Weld County Public Hospital in Greeley and released the next morning. The wreck caused about 300 and 250 dollars damage to the station wagon and Blake’s car respectively.
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Elisza Stone
National City
Calif
Fred Wesley Stone
Alice Blake
Route One
Hereford
Stone
Weld County Pubic Hospital
Greeley
Melvin Heuett
Mille
Blake
Staton
He Burcow Pit
Heuett
Briton road safety warned by Oxford jurist
Dr A L Goodhart, a New Yorker teaching jurisprudence at Oxford, told the Pedestrians' Association meeting in London that highways are among the most lawless globally due to weak traffic laws. He cited deaths per 100000 vehicles, noting America’s rate versus Britain’s 163 annually.
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London
A. L. Goodhart
Oxford University
Pedestrians’ Association
Ameriga
Britain
Monopolistic charge in Times-Picayune suit filed
Attorney General McIfrath announced a civil antitrust suit against Times-Picayune Publishing Co of New Orleans and four officers for combining to restrain and monopolize newspaper commerce advertising and supplies. Named defendants include L. K. Nicholson Johns Tima Jr Aubray F Nurrey and Donald W Coleman. A recipe snippet followed unrelated to the case.
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Washington
McIfrath
Times-Pica- Tune Publishing Co
New Orreanu
U. S Alatrict
New Orleans
Thous
Auit
L. K. Nicholson
Johns Tima, Jr
Aubray
F. Nurray
Donald W. Coleman
mamAnger
Wall Street Sees Mixed Trading Amid Turbulent Session
Wall Street opened mixed in turbulent conditions as traders faced a defensive mood. Volume fluctuated with declines triggering a faster turnover while advances lagged, leaving the market uneven and cautious throughout the session.
Soviet Defense Budget Tops Nineteen Billion Mark
Soviet finance officials disclosed a defense appropriation of about 19.86 billion rubles in the current budget, with Defense consuming roughly 30.6 percent of a 343.49 billion ruble total budget. The exchange rate and wartime expenses complicate direct US comparisons, and analysts note a prewar expenditure level decline alongside shifts in revenues. The report cites Arseny G. Zverev and references a broader context of foreign diplomacy and military spending.
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Moscow
Union
Arseny
Dverer
Nousen
Pri
Stalin ‘Gad
Truman
Grea
Defense
U.S
Zverev
Ras Brerev
Ferday
BO Ressian Financial
Reid
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Phena
Hunt
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Joan Miller
Barber
Mitchell and Miller
Trading Post
Barber Phop
Marietta, O
Wilson Corner
Eaton, Colorado
Wilson Garner
Ph. Eaton
Aluminum
Greeley Venetian Blind Manufacturing CO
North 11Th Ave
Stork Express
R &H
R&h
Garnsey and
Wheeler
Eighth Avenue
Calle
Britona Lion Roads
Orleans
Wall Street
Soviet
Hibbs
Consumers Oil CO
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