Two Drowned in Accidents Near Denver
Two people died in separate boating accidents near Denver on Sunday. A Welch girl and a woman panicked in a capsized craft on Soda Lake near Morrison, with Miss Campbell trapped under the boat. a diver recovered her body. Patricia Sur Reslar of Derby drowned after stepping into a deep hole at Hamilton Lake with her sister and a friend. the sister and friend were unharmed.
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Katherine Kissler Dies at Weld County General Hospital
Katherine Margaret Kissler a long time Greeley resident and widow of Honey Kissler died Saturday night at Weld County General Hospital. Born October 27, she was active in St Pauls Congregational Church. Surviving are children Henry Janet George Kissler Katie Saucer Rose Grosskopf Molly Del Edith Snyder sister Mrs Jake Ostwald. Funeral services at 2 pm Tuesday from St Pauls Congregational Church with Linn Grove burial.
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Rose Grosskopf
Greeley
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Edith Snyder
Rilings
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Fort Morgan
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St. Paul’s Congregational Church
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Colorado faces grasshopper threat spans two years
Governor McNichols opened an extraordinary session urging $1.5 million to wipe out hoppers only with federal aid. He urged unemployment law changes, fund transfers, and Civil Service tweaks. He warned drought and dust persist, and spraying without landowner consent may be needed. The session aims to address jobless funds and budget strain.
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Hospital Admittances and Discharges in Weld County
A Weld County hospital list details admissions and dismissals for Saturday and Sunday. Names include Jay Headley and Augustine Gonzales among admitted, with many residents from Johnstown Eaton and Windsor. multiple dismissals noted, and a later Sunday admission for Isaias Arizola and others.
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Two Maritime Unions Strike on East Coast
New York AP reports two maritime unions the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association and the National Maritime Union walked out on Monday. About 1 700 engineers and 30 008 unlicensed tanker crew refused to sail without contracts. The walkouts could affect nearly 70 American flag ships off the East Coast ports. The unions demanded a contract, stating no contract no sailing.
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Triplet birth reported at University of Mississippi scene
Mire Rath Bruny 20 of Lockport presented Wer tuistand tern 25 with Hoe Vothyr's Day pills Sunday. They are the Arunos' first children. Bob and Jill Newjan at the University of Mississippi are sons of Dr. B. H. Bere lap pastor of Rosemont Rapitat Chireh dn Eant $1 Lenig TH.
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University of Mississippi
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Lenig
Four Injured In Weekend City Crashes In Weld County
A string of early morning crashes injured four people in Greeley and nearby Evans. A Felker, driving a 1956 Chevrolet, swerved into a parked 1955 Nash wagon injuring himself and damaging two vehicles. Other incidents included a 1952 Nash collision with a parked semi in Pierce injuring two, a rear end at 16th Street and 15th Avenue injuring two, and a two vehicle wreck on U.S. 34 near Greeley causing extensive damage to a 1954 Pontiac and a 1957 pickup. Authorities estimated total damages around 44000.
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Well County General Hospital
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Denver
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Greeley
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Car Crash Reports Include Several Wrecks and a New Representative
A series of Colorado road accidents near Briggsdale and Windsor caused damage to multiple vehicles, including a 1957 Ford driven by Carl Franzen and a 1949 Pontiac driven by Walter Kirkpalack. Three cars collided after a Jeep turn attempt, with damages listed at 650, 225, and 150 dollars. Two Shetland ponies were killed in an east Briggsdale crash involving a 1948 IHC pickup. A 1955 Oldsmobile topless coupe sustained jekk 230 in a nine-car pileup near Nunn. In Pueblo, Tom Berrier was elected as the new third district representative for the Colorado Federation of Post Office Clerks, succeeding Verlin Buckle, with officers also named and convention attendees noted.
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Briggsdale
Cora Belle Dehning
Sidney
Neb
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Jerry Rice
Wellington
Nunn
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Celtrado Federation of Pont
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Hewer
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Colorado Springs
Warren Sullivan
Pojeblo
Greeley
Teal Greer
Ed Berrett
Greer
Women's Auxiliary
Berrier
Greeley Jocal
National Federation
Boy 15 shoots self on farm left thumb
A 15 year old, Chavez Tala of 'Aut area, accidentally shot his left thumb with a .22 rifle while with another boy. He was treated at World County General Hospital and released. A 1952 Buick two door belonging to Miller, living nearby, was stolen and found abandoned in Rawlins later Sunday.
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British Increase Cyprus Forces In Second Phase Troop Buildup
British jet transports with paratroopers arrived in Nicosia as the second phase of a Cyprus force buildup began. About 3,000 paratroopers will reinforce a 25,000-strong British contingent, with 800 arriving Saturday and the rest by Thursday. A British commando task force was to sail from Malta on the Bermuda. The move comes amid fears of a Turkish Cypriot clash threatening this region.
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Flag Emblem of National Authority Declared by Frantz
State Supreme Court Justice Albert T. Frantz declared the flag the emblem of national authority and all government, laws, and institutions during a Flag Day ceremony at the Elks Lodge. The program featured Elks Chorus, speeches, a history interlude, and a pledge, with God Bless America closing.
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Elks Chorus
Marvin George
Colorado State College
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Fred W. Werner
Cbaplain
TwoExpertsDiscuss Rocket Propulsion Of College Tuesday
Two experts discuss rocket propulsion Tuesday afternoon at 1 40 oclock in Frasier Hall at CSC. They address space travel requirements and use slides. Speakers are Raymond C Tegimeyer and Dandridege M4 Cole of Martin Company Denver, both with the Advanced Planning Department.
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Robert Larsons at Baptist Convention in Cincinnati
The Rev. Robert E Barson pastor of First Baptist Church and Mrs. Larson attend the national American Baptist Convention in session in Cincinnati Ohio. They plan to visit Danville Illinois and Alton Illinois with relatives before returning to Greeley for the June 29 church services.
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Ohio
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Alton
Ill
Don McKinney
Iris of New Bedford Schooner Afloat Atlantic Pacific Disturbance
The Iris captained by George B Spanier sailed the Atlantic and Pacific about 20 years before the Civil War. Whaling dominated its voyage with discipline issues noted when the mate clashed with a boatswain and the captain. the log records a harsh but deemed safe handling of the disturbance.
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Funeral Tuesday for Mrs Nelson A Pippin
Funeral services for Mrs Rose Elizabeth Pippin 82 of Keenesburg will be at 2 p m Tuesday at the Keenesburg Methodist Church with interment at Linn Grove She and husband Nelson A Pippin homesteaded east of Keenesburg in 1905 moved there in 1910 and to a nursing home last March She died Friday their sixty fourth wedding anniversary was May 6 Surviving are eight grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren One grandson Harry Pippin lives in Keenesburg
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Keenesburg
Keenesburg Methodist Church
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Greeley
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Gossien
Roy Andrew Pliypin
Harry Pipnin
Court Refuses To Compensate Gold Producers
The Supreme Court ruled the federal government not liable for compensation to gold mine owners after World War II wartime closures. Justice Burien delivered a 7-2 decision with Justices Frankfurter and Harlan dissenting. War Production Board orders in 1942 shut down mines deemed nonessential. Six firms had earlier won a Court of Claims ruling.
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Five Guardsmen Sent to Hospital After Heat Strain Hike
Five National Guardsmen were hospitalized with heat prostration after a four mile hike in Oklahoma on Saturday as temperatures reached 90 degrees. Six Cincinnati pitchers were scheduled to start in the first eleven games this spring with Bob Purkey, former Pittsburgh hurler, delivering two complete games.
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