May Open Bids on New School Bldgs in July
School board tentatively approves final plans for three construction projects the agricultural building at Greeley High Cameron Auditorium gymnasium and Fourth Avenue Elementary School Bids to be advertised Friday and opened July 18 barring steel supply delays New campus aims to replace Lincoln Buildings Details include bidding for each project and joint bid for all three Architects Atchison and Kloverstrom Denver attended with plans plus staff changes resignations and new elementary teachers appointed including Klemma Pemberton and Hay and a returning English teacher Harald Adcock The resignations of Irma Thompson Doris Angderagn Fritzia Shawyer and Hazel Parke were accepted
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Board of Education For School Girtrieg No. Ols
Greeley High
Cameron Auditorium
Paul Atchison
Atchiman and Kloveretrom
Denver
Fourth Avenue
Lincoln
High Sbout
Synmasiim
Biixateth Klemma
University
Engligh
Bistress
Thorn
Linealo
Hazel Parke
Fark
Ernst and Ernst To Audit State Fish and Game Records
Denver June 1 The accounting firm Ernst and Ernst was hired to audit the Colorado state game and fish department. Director Thomas Kinball said the firm will install systems and procedures and conduct audits as needed after a preliminary survey, with costs to be known later.
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Denver
Ernst and Ernst
Colorado
State Game and Fish Department
Thomas T. Kinball
Howard
Homer F. Bedford
Game and Field Commission
Urmbill
Efor
Sintu
Ernat and Frost
Mt Fa
Michigan Conservation Department
34 More Ranches In Weld Connected with REA Service
Rural Electric distributions expanded to about 4600 miles with over 20 new lines and nearly 60 miles of new lines added near Purcell southwest of Grover. New lines energized over a long weekend. about 2650 customers now served. Named individuals and local entities listed among Purcell and Nunn residents and schools.
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Weld
REA
Pine Bluffe
Rural Electric Company
Finck
Purcell
Grover
B. W. Reither Company
Englewood
Calo
George Verblen
Ed Jalukker
Nunn
Earl J. Anderson
Axel Erickson
K.P. Lamm
August Molander
Aull
Clyde
Diehl
Pury Call
Minnie K. Golgart
Swan Samarin
Purcell W. A. Baral
Jason
McIntest
Clarence Benson
Harold F. Golgart
Russell Benson
Crow Livestock Company
Briggs
W. McIntosh
Kermit Golgart
Prairie View School
Charles Meads
Percy K. Hoult
Mort Moffat
H. M. Moffatt
Purecell
Chester Nushadm
Crow Valley Line
W. McCartney
Charles Jones
Jasper Jones
M. ¥. Oliphant
Prigesdale
Gus Anderson
Harland Mars
Nin
Russell B. Petersman
Kunn
Groweil
Briesedale
Lester Orr
Brieasdale
J. C. Jeuenn
Briggedsle
Sprinkling Hours To Follow City Statute Enforced
Water restrictions tighten with sprinkling only 6 to 9 am and 4 to 9 pm on alternating days. ordinance hours will be enforced by police. Bolenbaugh announced after consultations with Mayor Herbert Matin and City Attorney Gilbert. Water usage runs over 30.9 million gallons daily amid dwindling reservoir levels and two repair sites.
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Pam
H. A. Bolenbaugh
Tom Herbert Matin
Robert Gilbert
Bolenbaugh
Byert
Jioura
Parks Department
Jecacy
Lote
Russia Breaks with Venezuela after diplomatic rupture
Moscow announces severed relations with Caracas recalling Russian diplomats. Venezuelan authorities expel Soviet embassy staff amid protests by the Soviet Charge D'Affaires. Caracas cites violent actions by Russian diplomats as the cause. The Venezuelan Foreign Minister says Moscow refused to receive the protest.
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Moscow
Suma
Russia
Venamhela
fAovint
Caracas
D'Attaires Carrasqueros
Caracist
D'Attaires L. Vi. Krylov
Krylov
Venezuela
Venetielan
Mintetar Liss
Elks Flag Day Program at Greeley Lodge
Elks Flag Day to be held Sunday evening at the Greeley lodge starting at 4 p m. The service is open to the public with主持 by Joh O Hagan, Greeley attorney serving as emcee. The Greeley Bike chorus will provide music and the lodge officers, assisted by the Cama Fire Girls, conduct the grand lodge Flag Day ritual pageant.
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Greeley
Lamar Mayor Heads Colo City League President Elected
Lamar Mayor Priday was elected president of the Colorado Municipal league for the coming year. The closing day saw Quigg Newton Denver mayor Frank Folsington Grand Junction councilman and others elected to top posts. Wayne Aspinall spoke praising Colorado government and urban growth as safety awards were distributed to multiple towns.
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Grand Jonevon
Colo
Mayer C. C
Colorado
Mark A. Watrous
Cloiet Highway Engiager
Boulder
Fort Collins
Fort Morgai
Golden
Laboulte
Sterling
Alamosa
Canon City
Durango
Lamar
Salina
League
Newark
AZ Resolt Flons
British Radio Operator Charged With Spying for Soviets
London June 14 1958 William Martin Marshall a radio operator in the British embassy in Moscow is charged with passing state secrets to the Soviet Union. He was ordered held without bail after a first hearing and denied the charge. A week may determine further proceedings as authorities pursue the case.
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London
William Martin Marshall
Aftice
Soviet Union
Maple Trate
Marshall
Wandsworth Parks
Clyde T. Wilson
Sihead
Scotland Yard
London Park
Moscow
Britain
Paval Kugnelecy
Gariel
William Stughes
King George's Park
Foreign Office
Econ
Kuznetsov
Led
Fritain
Georgi Zarubin
Zarubin
Canada
Washington
Nias
Klaus Fuchs
Taft Considers 1952 Run Against Truman in Del
Senator Robert Taft arrived in Wilmington to discuss Delaware’s GOP delegation and indicated he expects to run against President Truman in the November general election. He met with Delaware leaders to gauge support for crafting the Chicago convention platform next month.
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Wilmington
Del
Robert A. Taft
Delaware
Truman
Taft
Chicago
Flag Day Observed As Nation Marks 475th Anniversary
New York observes Flag Day today June 14 as the nation commemorates the 475th anniversary of the adoption of the flag by the Continental Congress.
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New York
Continental Congress
Debated tax cut sparks clash over national security
President Truman attacked Dwight Eisenhower defenders of a 40 billion dollar tax cut saying it would drain funds needed for armed forces. Eisenhower aides indicated support for a cut in the federal budget, with timing unclear. Truman spoke at an event on atomic submarine research, cautioning that cuts could be dangerous. A separate report notes convict Harold Rica, 25, missing from a Colorado prison dairy farm after a prior ten year sentence.
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Crnton
Oun
Truman
Dwight
Eisenhower
Remibican
New York
Kool
Cranemot
Anc
Ganon City
Colo
Harold Rica
Fndag Hr
Riles
Prigan
Orawley
Atomic Engine Tests Near for Submarine Voyage
President Truman announced a near completion of a fission powered engine for the Nautilus submarine during keel laying ceremonies in Groton. He and Nautilus officials described the engine as a major step toward a new era in naval power and civilian benefits, with tests to follow and hopes for peaceful use.
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Colonado Highway Department
Hishrony
Alamosa
Trooper
Truman
Washington
Groton Donn
Keeling
Groton
Fulketze
Gonion Bean
Atole Energy Commission
Sheelle
Dean
Hwman
Atomic Energy Commission
Navy
Atco
Ani
Provident
New Haven
Conn
Alden
Truman Ward
Worst Forest Fire Reported Smoldering Out
Colorado's worst forest fire of the year burned over 2,600 acres in Roosevelt National Forest near the Colorado Wyoming line. Two fighters were injured and more than 70 men battled the blaze as it flared, then appeared to be on the run after a six foot firebreak was completed seven miles north of Rad Panther Lakes.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado
Geare
Roosevelt National Uorest
Colorado-Wyoming
Mora
T'neaday
Forest Supervisory
B. H. Mason
Rad Panther Lakes
Fort Goblins
Baby born as train delays delivery in Kimball area
A freight train blocked Malin street delaying a hospital delivery. Marvin Wallington attempted a dash to Kimball hospital for the birth of a daughter. A doctor arrived in time to officiate the fifth in line at the local autom.
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Pise Bluffs
Wro
Jule
Agatone Bie
Marvin Wellingston
Kimball
Malin Street
Wallington
Wan
Lye Autom
East Germany Moves Toward Police State
Berlin reports say the communist regime is imposing sweeping measures as police and security powers tighten. The ministry of state security consolidates control over about 18,000 sites and an undisclosed number of armored agents and 60,000 armed people's police, signaling a march toward a complete police state.
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Berlin
East Germany
Weel Herlio
Democratic Republic
Arcer
Mercury Tops 100 Degrees In Greeley Heat Wave
Greeley faced a persistent heat wave with readings over 100 degrees for a third time this week. Friday's thermometer reached 105 degrees while nights fell to 64. Week totals show. Tuesday 80, Wednesday 92, Thursday 166 noted due to OCR errors, and ongoing weekend heat expected.
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Greeley
Mudie Serviee Company
Gromyko Goes to London To Snare British
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko was named ambassador to Britain, signaling a possible shift toward neutralism in Cold War diplomacy. Observers see the move as Russia’s effort to mend ties with the West, with implications for Britain and the United States. The personnel reshuffle mirrors prior high level changes, suggesting broader realignments in Soviet diplomacy and foreign policy.
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Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
Russia
Britain
Bellasn
Laudon
Lidn
Wnt
Brittun
Euehing
Anewrin Bayon
Couren
U. S. de Fame
Amity
Ambansadorin
Foviet
Washington
Gromyko
Molotov
Stalia Khowell
Soviet Union
Derla Wern
Winston Churchill
the News
California oil company reports coring progress at Dakota series well
California Ol compathy completed coring fre ton send of the Dakota series in its Baiamonte well southwest of Pierce. Core fluids show more than 10 million feet of Muddy sand with sands thicker than geologists expected. Company has acquired additional lease acreage nearby while awaiting outcome of the Balamonte well.
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California
Baiamonte
Pierce
Weld County
Weldcomn
Berle
Wyo
Standard of California
Stedit
Eisenhower Delivers Off the Cuff Flag Day Address
General Dwight D. Eisenhower announced he would scrap prepared speeches and answer questions spontaneously at a Flag Day event in Detroit Cadilllac Square. He urged unity, warned against division by strikes, and emphasized his love for America while pursuing the presidential nomination.
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Eisenhower
Ingriva
Burt
Vaid
Aderiany
Motrolt
Juna
Dwight J. Eisenhower
Afierica
Elxunhower
Jia
Arison
Nynes
United
Siaton
North Atlantia
America
Wisanower
Cadillac Aquare
Olympia Stadium
Yin Gestaral
Meating Age Sr
Eirenhower
Fisenhower
Sie
Lwo Andrestes
Hisenhower
Min
Sen. Lodge
R-Mase
Muhabhes
Paul Hottman
Alent
Baseball results and awards from National and American leagues AP summary
Baseball results show National League games with Mets and Dodgers players noted, including wins for Garaginla and Meyer Konetanty. In American League action New York and Cleveland scores are listed with pitchers Flaschl Serra Jens Hayle Bozek and Hagan contributing. Other games mention St Louis Boston Chicago and Philadelphia in varied scoring lines and player assignments.
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Associated Press
Lovie
New York
Roger
D. Hea
Janeen
Westran
Wilks
Garaginla
Metlloueh
Meyer Konetanty
Burgers
Cleveland
Flaschl
Serra
Wun
Jens
Hayle
Bozek
Hagan
Philadelphia
St. Louis
I Shants
Aktooth
Brow Mahonny
Bearden
Overmirers
Mare
Boston
Chicago
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Japanese Maritime Safety
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Japan
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Sakhalin Island
Pat Told
England
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Pat Todd
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Beryl Bartlett
South Africa
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Marty Marion
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Amirerl McGowen
Taco
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Bureau of Reclamation
Harley Glidden
Secretary of the Interior
Oscar Ly Chapman
Garden Theater
Pregram
Governor Day Thornton
Faculty Association
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
CSGE
J. F. Ambrlsch
Ats
Helen Hibernon
Mary Matic
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Cola
Mary Jayne Nelson
Fleming
Horsetooth Reservoir
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Elks
Hays
Wyoming
Highway 82
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Sebway
Harry Truman
Lke
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Divisek
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Frank Q. Divisek
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Cols
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