Kansan Returns After Five Months in Korea With Master’s Degree
Le Roy Gernberger of Copeland Kansas has earned a Master of Arts degree from Colorado State College of Education after teaching and serving in the U S Army including five months in Korea He returned to civilian life May 28 and plans summer study while resuming teaching and coaching duties in Kansas He served as a master sergeant with a finance unit in Korea and Japan prior to discharge He and his wife Violat and their two children will live at Prefab No 11 Jackson Field during the eight week summer session
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Local Notices and Social Highlights From Golden Area
Milliken Milken and Mrs Charles Maughan of Inglewood California visit family in Golden. Bible School at Presbyterian church enrolls 84. Women’s Society held regular meeting hosted by Mrs Leon Fuller. Mrs BE Case led devotions. Next meeting at Ald Haven with hostess Mrs B C Case. Several arrivals and visits discussed including Mrs Albert Garter and Mr and Mrs C J March. John Swaney birthday celebrated. Ginger Swiney treated for head wound from recent auto accident. George Berlin leaves for Wyoming. wife and two children visiting in Golden. Rebekah Lodge held school of instruction. Lily Le Lamont of Denver official visitor. Four new Refurgent members initiated. Dinner for visitors and local members. Next year’s school of instruction at Ault.
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Baptisms and visits mark Children's Day at Presbyterian church
Special salectlone on Children's Day at the Presbyterian church featured baptisms for Larry Allen and Richard Lee sons of Rex W and Charles Alu son of Claude McKnight of Greeley. Greeley residents Mr and Mrs Li D Mobbs visited Sumlay at niece Mrs Chester Conklin's home. Cpl Paul Halsky and Cpl Parot Mardis of Warren Air Base shared Sunday dinner at John Swaney residence. Mrs Luster Lettrayy and Mrs Edon Gringtons enrolled for the profession at Colorado State College of Education. Mr and Mrs Dave Gaw returned home after ten days with relatives in Ne Uirnski. Gaw's father Dy de Gaw visited Onova. her father Wy J. Bortorf at Thint ings. Michard Andrews of Hastings, nephew of Mrs Gaw, planned a Milliken visit and Denver view. Haraca Roberts underwent an inler operation today at Shedere hospital in Denver.
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Couple Loses 1500 Dollars in Cigarette Fire
A Denver incident reports a cigarette caused a blaze destroying a home and possessions valued at 1500 dollars. Mrs Toy Nelson and Mr Nelson lost their belongings as a fire swept through a residence five miles west of Fort Morgan. Deputy Neldah was appointed at Kernal Hove.
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Casualties Est by Army in Korea Reach High Totals
The Army estimates enemy losses in Korea through June 7 at 1 143 361 including nonbattle losses. North Korea casualties total 58 080 and Chinese Reds 1 449 , with 161 081 prisoners of war. Prisoners include 15 270 Chinese Reds and the rest North Koreans. enemy air losses 824 000 and nonhostile evacuations 155 000.
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30 Inch Water Main Floods Intersection
A 30 inch water main ruptured at Twentieth and Market streets in Devon causing millions of gallons to flood the downtown area. The flood cut off over 300 telephones and halted traffic at the intersection. Local malls were closed and a large asphalt pour was reported near the site. A wide hole opened at the southwest corner, affecting about eight by eight feet of pavement.
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Saguache Student Makes A and M Scholastic Record
Honald Arche Ryder of Saguache earned a master’s in game management at Colorado A and M. He completed his undergraduate and graduate years with straight A averages, becoming the institution’s first student with a flawless A record. Ryder served in the navy officers training program, then returned to academia after a five year fleet tour, aiming to resume work in game management.
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How To Rid Garden of Mexican Beetle
Fort Collins reports a warning from Colorado A and M Extension entomologist Gordon T. Mickle that Mexican beetles will likely infest garden beans. Begin control at first larval injury or when red masses appear, repeating every 10 to 14 days, especially in rain. Recommended methods include commercial ropelene dust or BCA sulfur unit, Cryulite spray, and copper arsenite with sulfur dusting. Local county agents can provide detailed guidance.
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Cliff dg Ninth Judicial District Judge Darrow Appointed
Clifford Darrow a Glenwood Springs attorney, named district judge for the Ninth Judicial District by Governor Thornton. A Colorado native and World War II veteran, he is a University of Denver graduate who has served as county attorney for Garfield and Pitkin counties and as city attorney for Glenwood Springs and Aspen.
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Congressmen Visit Europe to Review Foreign Aid Progress
Eighteen congressmen on a one day Western Europe tour to study foreign aid programs in England France Norway The Netherlands Belgium Italy and Western Germany. The group includes members from foreign affairs armed services and appropriations committees led by Chairman Richards of the Foreign Affairs Committee. A military air transport plane carried the delegation, scheduled to reach London the next day.
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Gill Ladies Host Fried Chicken Dinner and Elections
Members of the Gill Ladies group hosted a fried chicken dinner at the Gill church with 41 attendees. A program featured Mary Jane Acklin and others performing solos. elections named new officers as Mrs. John Kreiger became president and others to roles. several social updates followed including birthday celebrations and visits.
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Clarence Beuhwarts Home Front Ptc Updates
Clarenc Behwarts of the Marines begins boat training completion in San Diego. He arrived at Maton Friday morning and reports back to Camp Pendleton. He is supported by Vernice Brant of Fort Collins and her father J G Behwarte of Baton. His wife, living in Weston, will join him in California later.
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Stamps in the News From Hitler Era Auctions Prices Soar
German stamps issued under Nazi rule fetch high prices as Allied orders to destroy mail routes are reversed. Stol examples include a U-boat stamp worth 300 marks and stamps from Leros with swastikas. France honors Jules Ferry with a new 16 franc stamp while Peru and Albania release commemorative sets.
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Lynn Aikin to Play Organ at Greeley Horse Show Merger
Sterling organist Lynn Aikin will perform on a Hammond organ for the Greeley Fourth of July celebration horse show on June 30 and July 7. John Eastman of Denver provides a survey and fringe on top horse Surrey, Barrymore Dick’s Chieftain, tied to the hit song Oklahoma. The event features Wichon girls and judges’ stand in the show ring.
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Copper Man to Test Clothing Warmth at A&M College
Colorado A&M College engineers plan experiments using a six foot copper manikin heated to simulate human body temperatures. The electrically heated mannequin will be dressed in varied clothing and tested in the wind tunnel under controlled wind and temperature to measure heat transfer.
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