New Jersey Ex governor reveals $300000 theft and blackmail
Former New Jersey governor Marold Lo Muthuen told his daughter in a May letter that he embezzled $300,000 from his campaigns and was blackmailed for years. Gov. Robert Meyner and officials announced the confession found after his death. The letter, read by Ada Leonard, described debt and pressure from an unnamed official and a man who allegedly demanded $150,000, though Hoffman denied taking any funds since 1938.
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Colo Methodist Annual Conference Opens in Denver
The Colo methodist annual conference begins in Denver with 60 ministers lay and youth delegates from Colorado and Utah meeting at the University of Denver. Officials including superintendents and local leaders confer on world services church extension and conference relations as sessions and luncheons mark the opening day.
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Methodist Church
Morehan
Colorado
Lah
University of Denver
Hitt
University Park
Conference
Henry la. Weis
Wid B. Popaun
George B. Horry
Mashe
Austin
Greeley
Christaee
Donald JT. Fox
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Harald FP. Carr
Nitt Sena of ‘Theology
Buehte Chapel
Modyamurka
Cheeter M. Aller
Glenn Olds
Hishow Glenn KR. Pbine
Ain
Herold Ehrenaperrer
Boaton University
Grand Junction backs Colorado Springs bid for U S Air Academy
Grand Junction advocates urge Desertion of Gonen do Springs as site for the United States Air Force Academy. Walter Walker publisher of the Daily Sentinel backs the effort. Telegram to Talbot of the Chamber of Commerce Colorado Springs receives strong Western Colorado support for the academy.
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Grand Junction
Colorado Springs
U.S. Air Academy
Gonendo Springs
Walter Walker
The
Daily Sentinel
K. Talbolt
Air
Donald 3. Dugas
Colorado
Wo Pledge
Walker
United States Air Forge Academy
Talbot
Chamber of Commerce
Colorado Spring
Bux
Jill
John Mills
Modern Pony Express Gels Rousing Sendoff
In Kansas City a spirited sendoff marked the start of a Pony Express relay race from the Wichita area toward Colorado Springs. Floyd Foley rode Bourbon Command as 20 members of the Wyandotte County Sheriff's Posse joined the leg, racing against a posse carrier from Ogden Utah toward the same destination.
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Kasi
Pony Express
Floyd Foley
Bourbon Command
Toall
Focal Railway Xpress
Kattsas
Colorado Springs
Wyandotte County Sheriff's Posse
Ogden
Utah
State funds extend stream pollution study program
Gov Thornton approved a 300 grant to continue the stream pollution study by the Health and Welfare Committee of the Colorado State House. Hearings are set for June 26 in the San Luis Valley and July 24 at Glenwood Springs. Mentioned is a proposed sewage plant deal involving the penitentiary and Cana City and South Canon City.
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State House of Representatives Health and Welfare
Thornton
Ralph L
Englewoods
San Luis Valley
Glenwood Springs
Colorado River Basin
South Platte
Greeley
Fort Collins
Stuck
State Board of Health
Weld 4 H to Attend Confab at Ag College
Weld County 4 H members travel to the state conference at Colorado A&M College with more than 1,500 youths from 62 counties. Adults and county leaders join in events including judging teams in dairy livestock and home economics, a one act play contest, and a square dance competition, alongside Lake and Pitkin counties’ first-time participation. The meet runs Tuesday through Thursday with various contests and performances.
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Colorado A&m College
Mra
Jobin Crolandant
Kuner Club
End Stow Whiner
Crow Creek
Virginia Painter
Rog Ren
Ivemtock
Counly
Mark Goold
Haris Watt
Dalaralon
Willin Lun Odle
Kuner
Weld County
Lelores Peterson
Delta Club
Torothy Bickling
Pleasant Valley Lucky Seven
Judy Raven
Prairie View
Everatt Stencetein
Bob Held
Dorothy Croissant
Linda Wilwer
Jus Wilson
Ray Peterson
Nunn
Hob Wardell
Platteville
County Squers
Keenesboro
Tianna Meagher
Pearl Arnold
Brigitta Baker
Dorothy Kaye Alden
Johnny Jakes
Johnny Meyer
Russell Gurtler
Jim Knawh
Vic Reed
Hilly
Jim Brown
Carol Sarchet
Robert Busch
Glenn
Mayer
Henrietta Kehn
Darlene Miller
Marijean
Nodero
Margie Matsushima
Water shortages in Larimer as Horsetooth releases fall short
W C G Wilkie, water commissioner, says about one third of available irrigation water in Horsetooth Reservoir has been released for farms, with Saturday stream flow around 530 cubic feet per second, far below normal. He notes drought damaging wheat and barley, with rainfall scarce and many farms relying on Colorado Thompson and Poudre River supplies. Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District limits, and Adams tunnel flow, shape ongoing irrigation pressures across Larimer and Weld counties.
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Larimer Vatiety
W. CG. Wilkie
Cardeila Poudre
Thurday
Horsetout Reservoir
Nora Ha
Oracouth
Poudre Valley
Poudte Valley
Northern
Colorado Water Cotancy District
Resereoir
Atur
Amaunts
Walorada Agm College
Buckeye
Wellington
Eaton
Larimer
Weld
Uthe
Horsetooth
Youdre
Tilver
Powrie
Adams Tunnel
Poudre
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Montgomery Ward Wins Appeal in Boulder Lawsuit
The State Supreme Court voided the lower court ruling in a dispute involving Montgomery Ward and a cash shortage at the Beholder Institute. Justice Krauss notes the defendants acted in good faith on counsel advice and that a directed verdict should have been granted for Unwin.
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Boulder
Heaver
Mss
Joan Poersin
Montemery Ward
Weasley Willania
Howlder
State Supreme Court
Thornton Says Defense Test Good Trial Run
Thornton says the defense exercise was a good trial run and favors expanding future tests with broader participation. He called for improved warning systems including radar and microwave to detect enemy aircraft, noting public readiness as crucial and urging more exercises nationwide.
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Denver
Colorado
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Ag Committee Challenges Ike Farm Policies
The House Agricultural Committee voted to raise dairy product price supports to 90 percent of parity and approved a bill to aid domestic wool producers. Secretary Benson ordered dairy supports cut from 90 to 75 percent to reduce butter cheese and milk surpluses. A large group of legislators oppose the move, preferring stronger government dairy aid. The committee plans to send the bill to the House within eight weeks with a nine- to ten- month support schedule.
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Tarapoley
Lr Wise
Secretary of Agriculture
Menson
Benson
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The readable text discusses party support levels and subsidy comparisons. It mentions percentages, the treasury department, a proposed plan, and a cost implication, but the fragment lacks clear names, dates, or concrete outcomes.
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