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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1956
Page
1
The El Jebel temple Oriental band will perform at the Greel Shriners carnival night at the Noble Palace, southwest of La Salle. More than 500 Shriners and guests expected for a 6:30 p.m. smorgasbord hosted by the Camfield hotel, followed by carnival attractions.
Deputy sheriffs pursued a getaway car that stalled at a service station in Golden. Four men named Jewel James, James Brown, Bobby Carter, and Daniel Beard claimed the theft involved 83 items and $49 worth of spark plugs plus gas. Police found spark plugs under the seats. all four are jailed pending charges.
Cain testifies before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee saying President Eisenhower expressed deep concern and interest in his proposals to overhaul the loyalty security program. He accuses the system of fascist abuses and says innocent people may be labeled as security risks without defense. He notes the President’s view on suspending "derogatory information" and urges law abolition of the practice.
Evangelist Merv Rosell stars in The Glass Mountain shown Saturday at 7 45 pm in Greeley Temple auditorium. Producer William Brusseau, 25, helps present the color drama featuring the Rose Parade and Rose Bowl, with Rosell delivering Easter sunrise sermon. Foreign travel to India faces stricter rules inNew Delhi reports.
Pittsburgh pharmacist Alex Wargo of Glassport faced a suit by Mary Lyons of McKeesport alleging negligent driving. The court refused a new trial. Lyons claimed the kiss occurred while the car moved and caused damage after Wargo testified he was inspired and kissed back for about 30 seconds to a minute, during which his ear struck a pole.
Notices announce estate matters for John M Henderson and L A Love with claims filing deadlines and executors. Also a notice of final payment by Colorado Department of Highways to Colorado Constructors Inc for State Highway 26 project in Weld County with dates and plans on file. Florence Fezer executor and John W Henderson attorney listed.
John Jameson, chief of bureau for The Associated Press, announced the purchase of the Englewood Herald and Enterprise by Jameson. The weekly will become semi weekly. ownership passes from Stuart H. Lovelace on July 1. Jameson has worked in multiple cities including Oklahoma City and Denver.
A Missouri attorney general ruling declared the raccoon on log contest illegal under a statute prohibiting baiting of animals. Lafayette county prosecutor D W Sherman says the practice, rooted in frontier days, prompted complaints from Humane Society members. The controversial event involved chaining a raccoon to a log offshore and releasing a dog to chase it, prompting state action to curb the tradition.
Officials plan to intervene if a dog drags a raccoon from a log as water encounters are described as dangerous. Sherman notes no prosecutions planned though contests will be halted.
Domenico Leccisi a Milan fascist leader and former parliamentarian knocked out truck driver Pietro Pedrazzini after a traffic argument outside a cemetery. The attack required hospitalization for the 33 year old man as police intervened. Leccisi recently left the Italian Racial Movement to form a National Corporative party.
In Denver, two of Lt. Gov. Stephen L. McNichols's sons suffered injuries in separate incidents. Stevie, 13, broke his arm in a neighborhood scuffle on Friday, Robert, 9, broke his arm in a Saturday kickball game, and Bil, 6, sprained his ankle from a tree jump on Sunday. Mary, 4, and Marjory, 1, reportedly escaped injuries. London marked a State visit by Portugal's President with fireworks on the South Bank. Rexall stores offer seven prescription chemists. Gilbert Bishop and Weldorado Drugs advertise S&3 stamps.
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