Rain and Hail Hit Dover and Carr Areas Friday Night
Rain and hail battered Dover and Carr areas Friday night after strong winds and dust earlier in the day. Farmers surveyed field damage Saturday as moisture helped some crops while wind and dust halted others.
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Gari
Hall
Aly
Cult.u
Nunn
Graeley
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Greeley
Tatoyame Swiss
Ault
Tovbers
Hume Light & Power Ecomp
Red Cross Annual Meeting Wednesday in Greeley
The Weld County Red Cross chapter holds a dinner meeting at the First Christian Church in Greeley at 632 B A E. The public is invited and activities are welcomed. Reservations at $1 per plate can be made by calling the Red Cross office at 735 by Monday.
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Ted Cross
Weather summary for Colorado and surrounding areas
Weather notes report 7 p m Saturday temperature 85 degrees with a 24 hour high 99 and low unspecified. Fairly cloudy conditions with widely scattered afternoon thundershowers in eastern portions. Saturday night and Sunday locally gusty winds, turning east, diminishing overnight. Temperatures rise on Sunday, with mountain lows in the 20s and 40s to 50s elsewhere. highs Sunday 60s to 70s in western areas and 60s to 70s in eastern regions.
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Colorado
Cooler Front Brings Mixed Weather to Rocky Mountain States
A weak cool air front from the north and west produced only light relief in Colorado and Wyoming with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures fell to the 40s in parts of Wyoming and northwest Colorado after Friday highs near 80, while wind and dust disrupted plains highways between Liman and Aeriba on Highway 24.
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Associated Press
Rocky’ Mountain
Colorado
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Neb
Cheyenne
Laramie
Wyo
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Puebla
Colo
Douglas
Loveland Elects Leaders At State Cooties Convention
Loveland’s Dr E P Evane and Georg Wright of Colorado Springs led the state Cooties at the annual convention held in the VFW hall. Elected Friday were E P Evane grand seam squirrel state commander. Leo Mater Kremling grand hide gimlet. Bryce Forbes Greeley grand chaplain, along with others. Eighty-one delegates voted.
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Loveland
State Department
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Coloradin Springs
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Grand Hide Gimlet
Bryce Forbes
Greeley
Vfwhall
Ike Takes His First Soft Food After Surgery
Washington reports President Eisenhower, hospitalized after abdominal surgery, ate four ounces of cream of wheat with sugar and milk for the first time since admission. He rested well, slept over eight hours, and doctors expect soft foods to continue later.
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Washington
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Waller
Reed Army Hospital
White House
James’ Ragerly
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Seismen
Hagerly
Rochester
ToeTke
Enro lment total rises for college session debut
The final enrollment for the pre session of two weeks at CSCE summer school totals 2,224 announced Saturday. This marks an increase of 248 from last year. Regular eight weeks registration is set for Saturday June 29 with graduate students in the forenoon and undergraduates in the afternoon.
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Csce Rummer School
Illness of Eisenhower Delays Inter-American Conference
Panamanian Ambassador Y J Vallaring announced that due to President Eisenhower illness the inter American conference in Panama is postponed. The Organization of American States council voted 20 1 to delay the meeting of presidents previously slated for June 25 25 and the final inter American conference opening June 22.
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Liserhower
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Y. J. Vallaring
Vallahive
Council of the
Forest Fires Sparked by Lightning Unchecked in RM Park
Colorado veterans of foreign wars elevated Earl Yates of Aurora to department commander at the 36th state encampment. Roy Shults of Norwood stepped down after a year. Officers elected include Ernia J. Lacer of Boulder and John K. Wallace of Denver. The convention also set dates for July in Glenwood Springs and approved various auxiliary posts and ritual contests. Delegates opposed a constitutional amendment to license slot machines in private and veterans' clubs and urged steps to honor military graves.
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Earl Yates
Aurora
Yates
Greeley
Roy Shults
Norwood
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Trinkiad
Lee
Ernia J.xter
Baulder
Glenwood Springs
Tyler Craig
Lakewood
Abe
Robert
Alma Stabsky
Durangg
Pikes Peak
Sotvade Springs
Levand
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Brighton Post
Trinidad
South Denver Post
Sojourners Post
Denver
Walden Post
Stewart Post
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Post
Bugle Corps
X Band
Verle Hafiidan
Grolie Bug
Pup
Ploorer
Pueblo
Vew Hall
Colorado
Non-Peatity Association of
Gini Douglas Leads Parade in Greeley and Denver
Gini Douglas, a 12 year old from 2228 Tenth Avenue, won the state Flag Day Princess contest. She and four other girls traveled by air conditioned Cadillac for the Denver events, meeting Marines and American Legion officials, touring the Capitol and City buildings, and appearing on a television show. Next year she will assist the American Legion in their next contest.
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Mit
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American Legion
United States Marines
Cini
Calvin Mitchell
Lew Dorsey
Greeley American Légion
Gini
Marines
The
Marine Dorps
the Legion
Tm Danver
Capitol
Joe
Awful
Ringside
Chapman-McArthur Cadillac
Whizzer White Named Executive Assistant at Lovelace Foundation
Byron White, Denver attorney and former Colorado University football star nicknamed Whizzer White, is appointed executive assistant to the Lovelace Foundation for Medical Education and Research chairman Floyd Olm to. White, a Rhodes scholar who later played professional football, will head the foundation office in Albuquerque.
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Byron White
Denver
Atorney
Lovelace Foundation For
Floyd Otlum
White
Colorado University
Whizzer White
Denevers
Air Force admits H bomb test miss by about two miles
Secretary Quarles said the first live H bomb dropped by a B52 en route to Bikini deviated from target by about two miles due to human error in bombing equipment. He stressed the error did not involve aircraft or equipment malfunction and had limited effect on the experiment’s overall data.
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Air
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Saterday
Wiman
Quades
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Air Force Director of Information
Lio Iniles
Administration Follows Court Security Order
The Eisenhower administration Friday suspended its federal employee security program for non sensitive positions pending a Supreme Court ruling. Seventeen suspended employees will be restored to duty immediately, and Attorney General Broginal announced guidance to departments to reinstate staff in non sensitive posts under suspension.
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Washington
Baseball Today From The Associated Press Prers National League
In a cluttered box score style summary the report covers National League action with players such as Hue, Geelzy, Joeman, Gebard, Crag Latioe, and Cams Pearl noted among others. It mentions Freeman and Rureeeas with rushing, pitching details, and a threatened weight of errors, reflecting a late stage game recap.
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Joeman Iw
Dolly Gebard
Trandali Crag
Latioe
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Rureeeas
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Colom
Needles Wins Belmont Stakes in Comeback Run
Needles, Derby winner, captured the Belmont Stakes at odds and came from far back in the final stretch to claim the $119,650 race. Roy finished second and Fabius was third as the 3-year-old champ secured the title Saturday at Belmont Park in New York.
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Fabius
Johnson Seeks 2500 Mile Highway Additions
Denver figures say Governor Ed Johnson returned from Washington with indications that he failed to secure 2 500 miles of undesignated highway mileage for addition to the federal inter state system He and lawyer John Carroll hoped the Bureau of Public Roads would designate a 50 mile link between U S 85 in Colorado and US 91 in Utah as part of the added mileage The Senate House Conference Committee discussed the addition but Johnson said they were one vote short The conference continues to seek agreement on the 250 mile issue and Gore stated efforts to reconcile differences.
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Ed Johnson
Washington
Wis
Johnson
John Carroll
U.S
Bureau of Public Roads
U. S
Utah
Senate House
Senate
Lightning Strikes Tower at Balmoral Meet in Chicago
A lightning strike Friday demolished the tower housing the photo finish crew at Washington Park during Balmoral race meeting. No injuries reported as officials assess damage to the tower and track operations continue.
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Chicago
Washington Park
CSCE Librarian Jones Resigns
Robert C. Jones resigns as head librarian at Colorado State College of Education. President William R. Ross says the board accepted the resignation Friday. Trene Bogan appointed acting head librarian. Jones to study for a degree and join Denver University staff part time.
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Colorado
State College of Education
William R. Ross
Board of Trusters
Trene’ Bogan
Catatog
Heen
Jones
Denver
Denver University
Greeley
Tampe, Arit
Artzong State College
Srladegras
Fires Rage Along North Fork of Big Thompson
Several fires sparked by severe electrical storms Friday night race through Roosevelt and Rocky Mountain National Forests near Fort Collins. Winds 27 to 29 mph drive flames across virgin timber, destroying hundreds of acres north of the park boundary. Forest officials deploy bulldozers and planes to create firebreaks as crews fight the blaze with no nearby homes or roads affected.
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Forest Servier ‘Ies
Rocky Mountain Park
Caygony Cole
Jaca
Valenzuela Woman Dies at 90 in Greeley Nursing Home
Mrs Valenzuela aged 90 died Friday at a Weld County nursing home. Born February 16, 1868 in Mexico she moved to Texas in 1912 and later lived in Greeley. Survived by four children and 38 grandchildren with services at Our Lady of Peace Church. Interment at Linn Grove.
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Weld County Nursing Home
Valenzuele
Mexico
Middlecoff Takes Early Open Lead at Oak Hill
In the National Open, Middlecoff moved into the lead with a third round par 70 at Oak Hill. He stood at 211 after 54 holes, one stroke ahead of Hogan and four others including Wesley Fi ll s River Vale and Ted Kroll, as Hogan struggled with irons and posted a 72 to reach 232.
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