Uptown Kiwanis Celebrates First Birthday in Greeley
The Uptown Kiwanisclub marked its first year with a Monday night party at the Tea House in Greeley attended by about 69 men from Greeley downtown Longmont and Fort Collins clubs. Howard Wers and Mike Mevera led the chartering in 1953 and 46 members served actively with 27 now. Activities included sponsoring a Girl Scout event aiding health and dental care for children, a Christmas party, and a peanut sale for National Kids Day while planning sunset projects and park improvements.
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Uptown Kiwanis Club
Greeley
Alending
Greeley Duwntown
Longmont
Ft. Collins
Uptown Club
Howard Wers
Mike Mevera
Bulldick
Iowns
Shawntown
Eddie Moore
Elmer Gillespie
Hest
Karl “Carly ® Sehlupy
Denver
Brett
Moore
National Kids Way
Parthleion
Linon Park
Jim Middleton
Hunt Wella
John Watson
Schlupy
Tete
Manila
Walter
Sehtunp
Schlupp
Cologrado
Arkansas Valley
Hat Kiwanians
John Wallnuit
Ray
Hickman
Tredown H. Darst
Free
Senten Ycy
Ant
Arthur Grover
Fort Colting
Lyle Barenard Longmont
Richmond Hutchin
Eddie Miller
Bob Fithian
Hutchins
Early Toastmasters Debate Admits Hawaii and Alaska
The Greeley Early Risers Toastmasters met for a breakfast debate on admitting Hawaii and Alaska as the fortyninth and fiftieth states. Jr Russell Hibbert and Clint Mayer led the affirmative, Shel ton and Tim Armstrong on the negative. B P Bogan acted as general evaluator and Will Al Tackle as chief judge. The program called the event an old timers devote with Mayer and Hibbert as charter members. The group also voted to cancel duty meetings during the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Alaska
Greeley Early Risers Toastmasters Club
Tea House
Russell Hibbert
Clint Mayer
Dim Shelton
Tim Armstrong
B. P. Bogan
Will al Tackle
Mayer and
Hibbert
William Bergman Charged With Miner Slaying in Idaho Springs
William Bergman 74 of Idaho Springs is officially charged with murder in the slaying of Harver W. Zook, a 42 year old miner found south of Idaho Springs. The indictment filed in district court occurs shortly before a writ of habeas corpus would have released him. Bergman denies the slaying and knowledge of the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seougetown
William Bergman
Idaho Springs
Harver W. Zook
Wale Springe
Berzgman
George Prigst
Lex Hawler Junk
He Bergman
Bergman
Zook
Fai
Publisher Chicago Leader John Pratt Dies at 88
John Pratt, former publisher and general manager at the Louisville Herald-Post, longtime Hearst papers executive, and chair of the Heritage Foundation, died Monday in Chicago. His career spanned book publishing and major newspaper leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ohn Pratt
Coetime
Louisville
Hersld-Post
Hearsk Newspaners
In the Courts A Natarmeds Suit Against Puipont Well
A court filing by Natarmeds doing business as Puipont Well seeks to collect ME I3R.16 from the fe Iti. The case alleges the defendant contracted for a well on his property and owes damages or payment.
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Natarmeds
Puipont Well
Xutil
Police Court Docket Includes Drunken Driving and Disturbance
A crowded police court docket lists numerous defendants from cities including Luverne Denver San Antonio Crystal City and Arlington. offenses cited include careless driving drunkenness disturbance and reckless driving with varied fines up to 823.00 and jail terms noted for some cases. Names appear with partial addresses and several defendants faced multiple charges or suspended sentences.
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Donald We
Fort Colina
Fra Geunby
Mendenhall
Tvenua
Ken W. Cor
Luverne
Carelear
Auauatin A
Nevranteas
le Salle
Tans
Cervantes
North Ninth Avenue
Glen Netwon
Jane A. Medina
Gill
Secondino Yharen
Plattavuitn
Fet Gonzales
Kerkay
Dintarh Nee
Jenna Delacerde
San Antonio
Hermes de Herren
Pleymth Avenue
Ernest J. Cardo
Denver
Rodriguez
Johosown
John Trujillo
John F. Adaing
Raule
Roe
Sareleas
I George Hernandes
Denyery
Qwan
Wright
Hoover
Donald &. Miller
Careless
Arivine
Yrachin Anadaca
District Court Charges for forcible rape amid multiple cases
Dietrick Atwarney and Marc Smith filed charges of forcible rape against Alex Fueptez and Lawrence Hernandez. Arraignment set for June 21 with $1,500 bonds. The pair, arrested by sheriff officers, bound over to Justice of the Peace D. F. Matheson. Also notes civil suits and a small-claims matter involving Dupont Well and Pump, Greeley divorce filing, and a Berthoud check fine and restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrick Atwarney
Marc Smith
Alex Fueptez
Lawrence Hernandez
Path of
Wattenberg
Brighton
Bunday
Erie
Pond
Wees
Justice of the Peace
D. F
Greeley Finance Company
Aginst Tallis D
Lila Anderson
City of St Louis Tractor Train Crash Injury Report
A collision occurred near Fort Lupton when a hay baler tractor was struck by a train, injuring Alfred A. Herman, 34, of Fort Lupton. The train suffered minor damage while the baler and tractor sustained losses. State Patrol reported extensive damage to the train and track area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
St Louis
Taion Pacille Iain
Fort Lupton
Trier
Palitiiz
Alfred A. Herman
Bobby Jee
Ranerset
Paris
Don Nolan
Hear End
Greeley Country Club
David the Firestien
Greeley
Carolyn Mc Lawson
Atwater
Minn
Ror Calhoun
Loyalty Warper
Ford
Pirestien
Platteville Woman Dies Suddenly Tuesday Morning
Maude Konhier Larson, a Platteville resident for many years, died suddenly Tuesday morning at her home near Platteville. She was a member of the Neighborhood of Woodcraft and widow of Frank J Larson. Survived by two sons, two sisters, a brother, and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be handled by Macy's.
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Maude Konhier Larson
Platte Die
Hara
Beaterice
Xeh
Te Matraville Divinity
Laarson
Woodcraft
Frank J Larson
Idea
Fiean
Sorth
Platteville
Mra. Crvin
Erickaon
Mra
Charles Leila
iPattevilles
Dean Wate
Tery
Salida
Macys
Jaycees Demonstration of Wild West Race Through Colorado Springs
Jaycee delegates from several states attend a Wild West demonstration in Colorado Springs. Riders from Missouri Kansas New Mexico Utah and Hawaii wear regional costumes and start a race from Kansas City to Rock Springs Wyoming then toward Colorado Springs covering about 600 miles with multiple relay legs. The event, organized by the Ogden Junior Chamber, aims to showcase a pony express style challenge ending in two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colomado Springs
Colorado Springs
Tha i
Dunior
Vbrimit
Mixsouri
Jon Thalr
Gale
Kansas
North Dakota
Dabes
O Wes
New Medica
Utah
Murrell Bigter
Ogden
Rock Springs
Wro
Hctly
Wyandotte
City
Kan
Bigler
Weber County
Porse
Hemiselves
Jayingram
Pony Express
Colonrad Springs
Sen Wyatt and Ex FBI Will Tour Colorado in August
Sen Wyatt of Lamar and ex FBI agent Will tour Colorado cities on a long speaking schedule beginning Friday. The tour, lasting over two months, will cover experiences from nine years as federal agent and touches on Communist influence matters in public schools and state colleges. Wyatt, 36, a former World War II veteran, weighs a possible run for the Republican nomination in Colorado’s Third Congressional District. A separate report notes a 22 caliber pistol theft from a pickup near Cheyenne, valued at $52.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Wyatt
FBI
Colorado
Lamar
Amatt Greth
Arentith
Communist Party
iSen
Morton G. Wyatt
Galo
Wyatt
Hig
Nesigo
State Senate
Dr Ray Price to Lead CSCE Clinic and Workshop
Dr Ray Price, educator and former college professor, will conduct a CSCE clinic and a business education workshop on June 2 2 in the business education department. He has held teaching roles at Indiana, Illinois, Minnesota and Oklahoma A&M, and coauthored high school and college business textbooks including Geneval Business for Everyday Living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Price
CSCE
Brive
University of Mitenexata
Munday
Tuettray
University of Minnesota
Iadiance State Teachers College
Terre Hauce
Indiana
University of Cincingali
Oklahoma A&m
Northwesterl
Giveosity
University At Chicago
University of Veter
Ila
Tudiana Stata
University of Chicago
University of Caneluntll
Foremer
Council and Consumer Information
Grege
McGraw-Hill
Custodians Enrolled In Week-Long Colorado State School
Forty five custodians from Colorado and Wyoming enroll in a week long custodial school at Colorado State College of Education. Dan Cox leads sessions in stationary engineering and electricity with Carl H. Schoene and James L. Pritchett directing various building and plumbing modules. Advanced and beginner tracks are offered with numerous named instructors and students. A separate note reports a two day old Hereford calf stolen from Fred Werner’s property near Bridgesdale.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Colorado State College of Education
Dan Cox
Jeollege
Carl H. Schoene
Denver
August B. Schay
Barder
Peter Cunningham
Cal. Springs
Richard Fulton
Swink
Carl Gogeln
Derby
Laffarty
Kil Garson
Richard McComb
Cala
Springs
Clay C. Mc I Pill
Cortez
F. Miller
Caloyado Springs
Frank Secor
Englewood
Marlon Sigerman
Dave Zimmerman
Albert Snkret
Bowlder
Lawrence T. Bridwin
Wray
Galen W. Barnby
Nunn
Rue
Dglyh Benetson
Boulder
Clarence Brown
Floyd Trawn
Walden
Earl Cain
Harald Cook
Wheatland
George Dederick
Jean Faster
Gale
Roy Eikler
Fort Loran
Philip W. Gard
Lander
Wearing
Dudley Gray
Gungison
Jack Henener
Platteville
Idrich Hubbard
DC-4 Lands Safely After Engine Tear Near Gage Okla
A Great Lakes Airlines DC-4 with one engine torn off and flames near the fuselage landed near Gage Oklahoma with 78 passengers and three crew members aboard. All aboard were unharmed as the craft burned shortly after, with passengers praising pilot Charter Fedesky for averting disaster.
Business Educators to Dallas Conference
Doris Willis and Dr Tasman Popleimert of SEB’s business education department depart Wednesday for Wallag Texas to attend the Mountan Hlamns Hirsinesa Arbivation-asxugiation conference Thursday through Saturday. Both will speak on panels. Willis on distributive education for a range of learners and Heleorrt on business in the new education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Willis
Tasman Popleimert
SEB
Willeave
Wallag
Tex
Hoth
Dre Witlis
de, Heleorrt
Postwar strikes surge amid stalled negotiations and wage fights
Postwar labor unrest grows as major talks stall in coal, steel, and telecommunication sectors. United Mine Workers under Lewis push for wage gains, while employers resist. Analysts say government inaction and union tactics fuel strikes, with pay raises shrinking despite rising tensions and worker security concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajor
Namie
United Mine Workers
Joho Fe Lewis
Lniins
Row
Mane
Cormeral
Fetland Conciustion Service
Roy
Buelies
Vlag
Hisenhower
Fligynites
Ginn
Euttajon
Fires Alarm Activity Reported In May At Greeley Area
May fire records show 23 alarms with five at businesses and two in vacant lots. Glare of cigarettes and embers caused most blazes. truer causes blamed overheating and electrical shorts. Emergency response included 41 pieces of apparatus, 44 minutes travel, and 26 gallons of tool water, with inspections warning required corrections.
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Grenley
Ivanh
Fily Jbrat
B.A. Brumley
Mara
Usaline Weere
New Automatic Business Machines on Display at Campus
The Autopen and Autotypist will be shown at the business machines exhibit sponsored by the Business Education Department. The event runs Wednesday and Thursday on campus in the student union ballroom with shows from 1 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm each day.
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Bhan
Lie Csch
Business Education Department
Ballronm
German Revolt Marked Box Germany Anniversary of 1953 Uprising
The U B Hish Commission announced the day to observe the anniversary of the 1953 uprising in East Germany and its relation to the Communist bloc.
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Germany
U. B. Hish Commission
East Germany
Italian Baritone AIMLAN Dies at 66
Italian baritone AIMLAN, renowned in concert circles, died Sunday at age 66 after a long career with retirement about ten years past. He was celebrated for his singing presence and enduring recordings.
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Halian
Aimlan
Italy
Luiet Afonteschto
Shutterbugs set exhibit prints for Greeley group
Maunted prints for the annual exhibit were chosen Monday at the meeting in the VW. The exhibit will be held at Home Light and Fewer company from June 26 through July 2. Dick Fenmeily, past president, agreed to have stands made for the prints. The board voted to charter a bus for a field trip to Central City on June 27, leaving Wilson and Wilson Camera shop at 3 am. Tickets are available to members and nonmembers from Mrs. William Nise Skipper, Evans, secretary. Discussions included color slides for veterans hospitals. Clark Baldwin was to fix the light box with frosted glass, and George Holt and Mason Wiles were appointed to the refreshments committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Home
Dick Fenmeily
Pask
Central City
George Holt
Mason Wiles
Saud to Visit Syria in High-Level Diplomatic Move
Damascus reports indicate Saudi King Sead plans a state visit to Syria to meet President Hesham Attasal and discuss regional ties. Officials confirm the invitation and expected talks on cooperation and stability in the Arab world.
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Damascus
Syria
Eid
Sead
Saudi Arabia
Hesham Attasal
Vlalt
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Kiwanis
D. Earl “Gurley
Schiupp
Cule
Kiwanis Club
John Asiault
Tribune
Kenneth Whitaker
Justice of the Peace Ira
Sides’ Court
Tiny SN. Kimball
Berthoud
Gan
Anil Wan
Costa
Steen Aleta McKinna
Cheyenne
Sheriff’s Office
Pierce
John Dooley
Weld County
Dooley
Truman
Hall
Council
City Hall
Robert Rhoades
Civil Defense
Ray G. Price
Ealf
Fred Werner
Brigesdale
Sheriff's Office
Atire
Business Educators To Dallas Conference
Wage Hanes
Nice Fresno
Bachman Offre Egument
Camyenys Greely
Bivrougha Corparstiots Greeley
Offaer Baniment Company
Pithyy-Fowes
May's Typewriter
Servier
Harriman Enuipment
Sais
Lenyer
Hurst Otte
Plymouth Club Sedan
F.C.B
Saud
Father
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Tennea Ustn
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Ath
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Hlanda Harris Cos
Phong
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