Life Magazine Accuses Graft of Open Gambling System
New York report notes Life Magazine claims graft paid to enforcement officials and politicians sustains open gambling. It cites Life’s tally of annual profits from gambling, slot machines, races, and related activities, asserting a cyclical pattern from unregulated to restricted gambling and back.
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Life Magazine
New York
Life ‘Magaaluo
United States
Steel
General Motors
General Electric
Navada
Life
Che
Pucife
Cherry Crop To Be Short Across Hoveland County 1960
Hoveland June 14 The 1960 cherry crop in Larimer County will be far below normal. A dry winter two harsh low temperatures and spring winds reduced development and caused losses. Last year in the Laveland area about 60 percent of normal and this year may be only around 30 percent. Some growers plan little or no picking while others face sparse yields. Fort Collins area shows variable prospects but not as strong as hoped. The county as a whole logged about 1900 tons last season.
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Hoveland
Larimer County
Laveland
Moline
Tlowe
Fort Collins
Woman to dance at her mother's funeral in Lyons
Subil Bhearer, a noted dancer, will perform Bach Arion Dance of Death at Grace Episcopal church tomorrow noon for her mother Mrs. John Porter Shearer of Lyons New York who died Monday night. The rector Rev W L Fielding Haylor said the service remains Episcopal and that the dance is an accepted custom, especially Spanish, in western European tradition.
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Epiacopalias Rituad
Haylor
Keyhole Dam Contract Awarded To Kinsey Moore Company
The 1,077,724.50 Keyhole dam construction contract on the Belle Fourche river near Moorcroft Wyoming was won by Kinsey Moore Company of Douglas. Kenneth F. Vernon of the reclamation bureau announced work to start within 30 days, with 850 days for completion. The project, approved by Wyoming officials, aims to store water for South Dakota irrigation under the Belle Fourche compact. Funeral services were held for William Hartwell Nations, pioneer cattleman who once tracked the Quixholm trail, born in Texas and later moving to Wyoming in 1927.
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Biltage
Mont
Keyhole
Belle Fourche River
Moorcroft
Wyo
Kinsley-Moore Company
Douglas
Kenneth F. Vernon
Reclamation Bureau Region 6
Reclamation
Michal W. Strange
L. ©. Bishop
Wyoming
Interstate Stresses
Snd
Keyhole Reservoir
Renchers
Bishop
South Dakota
Belle Fourche
Vernon Gald
Keyhole Uolle
Vernon
Jenvertta Heads Stele Camp Golden Governor Victory
Jenvertta of Denver today won the annual Boys' State camp election, defeating Ronald Pewterbaugh of Wheat Ridge by one vote 55 to 54. A mock state government will be formed tomorrow at the American Legion sponsored camp. Officals elected include Randall Hale lieutenant governor Thomas Fulta secretary of state John Yates state treasurer David Laceways attorney general Richard Ayers supreme court justice Warrett Hanna. The 171 boys will march to the capitol building Friday for a full look at state government.
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Golden
Jane
Keey Bawnelson
Denver
Ronald Pewterbaugh
Wheat Ridge
Randall Bails
Randall Hale
Cressey
Thomas Fulta
Fort Ooling
John Yates
David Laceways
Salida
Andtiar
Richard Ayers
Avondall
Warrett Hanna
Pueblo
Supreme Court
State Capitol
Alata
County Crop Outlook Improves Sharply in Weld County
Crop prospects in Weld County are notably better due to favorable spring conditions. About 388 large acres of winter wheat heading out with strong per acre yields. Beecher barley on dryland shows solid stands. Rain dates of May 25 and 26 aided winter wheat and beets while water storage and forecasts of a wet August boost optimism despite pests. Modern farming methods receive credit for the improved outlook compared with twenty years ago.
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Wold
Tribune Wedness Gay
Ayeeith
Weld
Forest Fire Near Durango Reported Escalating
June 14 Durango report says forest service staff assist Ant with a wildfire burning through thick young timber toward the Montezuma forest about 10 miles west of Durango. Firefighting crews and bulldozers are on the scene, efforts under way to halt the blaze and prevent spread.
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Durango
George Siewert
Forest Service
Ant
Montezuma Forest
Stewart
Millwood
Fia
Rails Handling Large Grain Movement in Weld County
Rail lines in Weld County report heavy grain movement during a typically quiet period. Wheat and barley are moving from Weld County to Denver and Albany for processing and storage.
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Weld County
Weld
Atlany
Denver
Rainfall Planst Clain Cloud Seeding Requires Study
A detailed examination by Irving P Krick of the Water Resources Development Co outlines a careful pre operative plan before any rainmaking efforts. He notes meteorological data 50 year records upper air trends and site surveys guiding ground or air seeding and weighing costs against potential benefits for farmers ranchers and power needs.
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Irving
P. Krick
Water Resources Development Corporation of
Pasa
Sena
Meade
Krick
Poudre
Big Thompson
Great Western Sugar Coppany and Coors Brewing Company
Poudre River
Gresley Tribune
Pwr
Rhsen
Housewives and Mothers Lead Milk Strike Talks
Piitsburgh June 14 A group of housewives and mothers led by Mrs Nelson Bennett moved to the negotiating table demanding end to the dairy workers walkout. An emergency delivery arrangement kept milk moving as violence during the Western Pennsylvania dairy strike spiked with patrols and arrests across seven counties.
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Piitsburgh
Puick
Nelson Bennett
Kinathy
Hand
Boel
Ashimarik
Washington
House Alatrist
Columbia
APL Dury
Portnsylvania Joxsonod
Pittaburgh
Home That Took 12 Years to Build Razed by Fire
A long-constructed residence built by Albert L. Hada was destroyed by fire in minutes. The fire, which began in a mattress, overwhelmed firefighters in the suburban Colorado Springs area. The building had taken 12 years to complete and was finished just weeks ago.
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Albert L. Hada
Enda
Usly
Sueburban Mrole Hill
Colorado Springs
Juro i Ba
Dedication Program Highlights Flags and Freedom
A 1200 Watch Dedication Program featured speakers including Ray H. Krwanman former Weld County man seeking the Republican nomination for governor and Benjamin Mil chiet Jualice. The event honored Flag Day with remarks urging vigilance to preserve liberties and unity under Old Glory. Local officials and scouts participated with a rifle salute, national anthem, and invocations.
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Bob Walt Ladges
Ray H. Kranvanman
Weld Counly
Govermar
Benjamin GC
Milchiet Jualice
Supreme Con
Colorado
Brantaman
Hiliend
Mal
Vielssitndes
Hishach
Min
Carl J. Magnuson
Board of County Commissioners
Gresley American Legion
VEW
Windsor
Merle G. Allen
Kenneth F. Perry
Steve Edwin Hurt
Joe Wilkinson
Statute of Liberty
Don Kinney
Jed Wilton
Frank Berger
Sidney Frazier
Bruce Miller
Truman Wall
Lewis E. Wills
New Mexico Cowboys Lose Shooting Irons in Court
Las Vegas duo Thomas Campbell and George W. Garver faced a municipal court in Chicago where they were fined 25 dollars each for attempting to "wide the city limit." They wore cowboy outfits and claimed attendance at a U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce convention. The judge confiscated their guns and reduced the fines due to lack of cash.
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New Mexico Cowboys
Chicago
Thinago
Las Fegas
Ney
Thomas Campbell
George W. Garver
John R. McSweeney
U. S
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Home Run Fence Urged at Comiskey Park 1944
Chicago White Sox third baseman Floyd Baker urged the team to modify the outfield fence at Comiskey Park to encourage more home runs. Baker collected a portion of the fence remnants days before the new barrier was removed, marking his view on a single notable round of changes in the American League.
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Sairage
Floyd Baker
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey Park
Baker
Second Fuerst Well Near Fort Morgan Advances
Dr H F Maeret of Platte River Oil notes Morgan county wildeat No 2 well drilling 7 miles NW of Fort Morgan on Fuerst ranch. 10 inch casing cemented, pump jack installation under way, drilling expected to resume below 200 feet after reaching 5 796 feet in No 1 well. Oil gravity estimated at 52.
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H. F. Maeret
Greetey
Platte Rivae Oil Company
Morgan County
Funner
Fort Morgan
Fuerst Ranch
Suhr
Fielder and
Lock
Holyoke
Fuerst
Bar Aliens From Embassies Would Bar Aliens from Embassies
A Senate subcommittee report urged replacing aliens in U S embassies consulates and legations with Americans citing foreign penetration risks. Signed by Senators Green and Lodge the report notes rising security concerns as the State Department faces Communist infiltration charges related to McCarthy era scrutiny. It references dismissals in Germany since 194? of about 50 of 2000 for security reasons.
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Washington
Tula
Senate
Akm
United States
Yaniary
Green
D-Ri
Lodge
R-Mass
Fivezwan
Foreign Relations
McCarthy
R.wis
State Department
Germany
GOP Newspaper Editors Meet Here Saturday
Republican newspaper editors from northern Colorado plan a Saturday meeting at Sal's Steak House at 6 30 p m to discuss election matters. Harry Kurtz of Ault Progress Exton Herald and R B Spencer of Fort Morgan Times chair the arrangements with Willba and Carl Lederer among attendees from Keenesburg and other towns.
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Colorado
Sal
Harry Kurtz
The
Ault Progress
Exton Herald
R. B. Spencer
Fort Morgan Times
Morgan County Republican Central Committee
Will.ba
Brighton
Herthoud
Fort Collins
Loveland
Jreelay
Carl
Des Moines Protest Upheld for Denver Game Replay
Bruins manager says protest of a Des Moines Denver Western League game was upheld. League president Johnson ordered the contest replayed from the point of interruption after rain halted play in the top of the 8th inning.
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Des Moines
Denver
John Foltend
Dex Moluen Bruins
Bruins
Ifatland
Edwin 3. Johnson
Cain
Plata
Dot Pilling
Drotts
Sharila Dtout
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Cairn, UL
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