State Democrats face six offices with few candidates
Colorado Democrats head toward the filing deadline with little challenger presence for six statewide posts. Governor and other top offices have lone or no announced candidates, while several seats including the Supreme Court ten and four year terms lack contenders. The state party chair notes few hopefuls remain as delegates prepare for the June 27 assembly at Golden.
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Denver
Colorado
Jonabh K. Little
Supreme Court
Aeced
Dietel
Univérsity of Colorado Board of Regents
Pollenda
Byron Rogers
John Marwalis
Pueblo le
Wil- Tim &. Hill
Fort Collins
Little
Seyich
Golden
Infuriated Swedes Continue Hunt for Missing Transport
Infuriated Swedes pressed a Baltic search for a missing transport plane, with jet escorts ordered to shoot if attacked. fury rose after Soviet jets shot down an unarmed Swedish boat, anger spilling into protests at the Russian embassy as Sweden vows to press its hunt and respond to the attack.
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Gustav Evensson
Btockholm
Sweden
Baltic
Tilasiog
Jamal Gertan
Hargoe
Finland
Parity supports set at 90 percent for corn and wheat
Washington June 17 The mass agriculture committee approved price supports at 90 percent of parity for corn wheat cotton peanuts rice tobacco while considering a move from 75 to 90 percent. The bill requires that the dry 1955 parity price be used if newer formulas differ, with supports applying to 1962 crops unless producers disapprove marketing quotas. In other news Alexander Robbie named president of the Colorado State None association at its three day state convention in Denver alongside new officers from Grand Junction Rifle Pueblo Loveland and other districts.
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Washington
Mass Ageiculture Committee
Nogerm
Agricuture Department
Rouen
Montrose
Colo
Denver
Alexander Robbie
Colorado State None Association
Wil
Lord P. Taylor
Grand Junction
G. C. Lanne
Willam Goodman
Pueblo
John Foon Loveland
Thita
Witte Bod
Aretand
Girls State Day highlights reflect acting governor and student leaders
Denver June 11 J Doubenmier acted as governor for the Columbine Girls State program at Colorado Woman's College. Kay Franklin and Kayko Mateura held junior offices while Sandra Cornwell and Sara McGovern served as auditor and chief justice. The 18 polio cases reported in Colorado this year were noted by the state health department.
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Denver
Colorado
Advo Gitle
al Ujeus
Explicl Solar
Women's Auxiliary of the American, Lesson
Judy Doubeniniler
Greeley
Kay Frenkiin
South Denver
Kayko Mateura
Manual ‘High School
Wlote
Phyliss Paterson
Greeley High
Qaughter
A. Peterson
Nineteenth Avenue
Will of Democracy
Columbine Girls State
Coloradon Woman's College
Don
Ci of Justice
Joan Futenwider
Tyla Miller
Futenwider
G. L. Fulenwiller
Montview Road
Mise Miller
David J. Miller
West. Lane
Boil
Ipaderehin
Perronalits
State Health Department
Colorade
Maine and national races jostle at GOP convention
Maine voters topple Senator Brewster as Eisenhower backers clash over Taft and MacArthur at the Republican convention. Army clarifies MacArthur status amid partisan attacks while Eisenhower courts Colorado Wyoming and Utah delegates to shore up support.
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Maine
Owen Brewater
Offics
Douglas
MacArthur
Breweter
Senate
Robert A
Ohio
Lois Macarthur
Frederick D. Payne
Brewster
Dwight D. Alsanhower
Shaw
Payne
Haa
Army
Eisenhower
Roger P. Ditke
Lewiston
Washington
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Taft
Harold Stissen
Minnesota
Finenihower
Allied Artillery Blasts Advance of Chinese Reds
Allied artillery and air power hammer the Chinese Reds along a front hill line as U.N. forces contain repeated Red assaults. A battalion of Reds reportedly suffered heavy losses after a six to eight day battle near vital invasion routes, while American planes hit supply and communications lines.
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Dha Rede
Seeault
Ito
U. N
Romiwalst
Feelhead
U. S. 4Th Dnvision
Chorwon
Aix
Beattl
50 Knot Carrier With Atomic Engine Planned
New York reports the Daily News states the navy aims to build a 50 knot aircraft carrier with a atomic drive by 1953 or early 1954. It would be of the Navy’s 50 000 ton class and carry about one third more planes than the largest today. Fuel could remain at sea almost indefinitely without refueling.
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New York
Newa Gall
Navy
Washington
Jerry Greens
Tan
China
Sith
Fire at Airport Contained Early Tuesday Afternoon
A small blaze at the Skyway hangar and nearby Demac dusting shop at the airport was brought under control before causing serious damage. Airport workers and Freely Fire Department firefighters quickly extinguished the fire, while several old plane hulls near the hangar were reported burned. The fire occurred near a gully behind the area.
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Miinimost
Arly
Skyway
Demac
Freeley Fire Department
Rose Speaks at Estes Park Golden Jubilee Session
Estes Park Colorado June 17 ongoing parade of progress marks the 50th anniversary of the U S Bureau of Reclamation. Officials tour Colorado Big Thompson project sites in Longmont Loveland and Greeley with remarks by Oscar Chapman Robert Rose Jr Dan Thornton and William Welsh. Eisenhower hoped to attend but remained at Brown Palace.
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Esten Park
Colo
U. S
Longmont
Loveland
Greefey
Idg
Oscar Chapman
Robert R. Rose Jr
Dan Thornton
William E. Welsh
National Reclamation Association
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lonslness
Brown Palace
Eisenhower
Seekloe
Messingn
Greeley
Chapman
Take
Colorado State College of Education
Roge
Homer
Wyn
U.S
Ross
Slogie River
Harvey 3
McPhail
West
Men Called for Pre-induction in Weld County
Weld County selective board listed men for preinduction physicals in Denver on June 27. Names include Geiger of Grover, Weidenkeller of Route Three Greeley, Reber of Route Four Greeley, Brown of Route Two La Salle, Frei of Grenley, Strausheim of 505 Thirteenth Street, Brethaver of Route One Greeley, Deubach of 1801 Eighteenth Avenue, Sehrothaver of Route Four Fort Collins, Espinoza Jr of Route Two Greeley, Magorge of Platteville, Salazar of Carlsbad California, Brinkinen of Route Two Ratan, Lopez of Route Two Greeley, Wiener of Howle Four Greeley, Morrison of Carr, Pore Wrefe of 819 Harrison Avenue Fort Jaiptor, Schri¢hes of Route Three Greeley, Injah of Arepahog Wm, Mate of Denver, Orr of Pueblo, Miller of Rare twa Eaton, Allen Gomer of 625 Elm Windsor, Levatlo of Hiltdord California, Scholt of Route One Kersey, Hayward of Route dn Plattevhte, Joe Bart of Route Noe Johnstown, Chacon of Sante Mario California, Dutch er of Route One Fort Lipton, Sack of Route One Brigh ton, Middleton of Windsor. The list includes many exchanges and misread spellings from OCR.
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Weld County
Kerve Son Board
Denver
William Edward Geiger
Grover
Bob Any Weidenkeller
Greeley
Homer James
On Reber
Bill Ton Brown
la Salles Dames
Alvin Francis
Seventh Street
Martin Ludwig Frei
Grenley
Carroll Dean Strausheim
Thirteenth Street
Floyd David Brethaver
Eugene Raysmond Morrison
Carr
James Pore
Harrison Avenue
Fort Jaiptor
Vialverbane
Park Lee Schri¢hes
John Injah
Arepahog
Hiitford
Calif
Herbert Lea Scholt
Kersey
Robert Edward Hayward
George Joe Bart
Jubilee Program Opens Tonight at College
The Golden Anniversary jubilee of the Colorado-Big Thompson project is celebrated tonight in Greeley with an address by Oscar L. Chapman Rearr Interior, at Gardet Theater. A 7:30 pm guest introduction by Dr. William R. Ross precedes a 6:20 pm dinner at the CSC faculty club in tribute to locals instrumental in the Colorado-Dix Thompson development. Congressmen William S. 3l and J. Edgar Chenoweth send telegrams declining attendance due to congressional duties in Washington.
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Oacar L. Chapman
Bec
Interior
Gardet
William R. Ross
Chamber of Commerce
Catoraite Water Conservancy
Louth
CSC
Congress Croril Colorado
Charles Hansen
Northern Colorado Conservancy Diatelet
Hocorary
Golden Jubilee Sblehration
Greeley
William 3S
Fort Collins
Sace
Barry
Colorado
West
Uthols
J. Edgar Chenoweth
Triniad
Wired
Colahcation Greeley
Cole
Washington
Midwest Heat Relief and Toll Rises Across the Region
A mid-June heatwave battered the central United States with temperatures reaching 100 degrees or more in many cities. The heat caused 125 deaths and 19 heat prostrations as officials warned of continuing danger. Cooler air from the Pacific Northwest began to move in, bringing showers to the Plains and relief for some areas.
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Annealed
Inga
Midwest
Pacific Northwest
Plains
Bates
Dakotas
Texas Panhandle
Chicago
Mississippi River
Atlantic
New England
Springfield
Levis
Cleveland
Detroit
Columbus
Huntington
W.a
Little Tock
Ark
Buffsle
N.Y
Best’s Jury Chosen in Colorado Prison Case
A federal trial began today with three Weld County men and eleven other jurors selected to hear charges against a Colorado prison warden and guards. The panel includes Denver residents and workers from Englewood, Milliken, and Greeley. Proceedings open after a week of jury screening as prosecutors and defense prepare opening arguments.
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Dune
Ube
Colorado
Koy
Qrigon Imates
Meg
Frieda C. Seackham
Desver Knnnewite
Thoms T. Peace
Dear Yee Los
Mint
Greeley
18Th i St
Alma W. Hildreth
Milliken
Cele
Hauzewite
Thomas J. Borsaw
Denver Pullwan Porter
J. Rogar Wilson
Ayoula
Richard B. Gray
Denver
Allernites
Marke As
Horton
Envear Presa Tener
Dore McCottin
Eng
Haw
Ohl
Three Weld Tests Spudded In Over Weekend
Over the weekend three Weld County wells were spudded as drilling moved forward. Fred Roeder No 1 in Sloss area near Greeley is to be drilled by Olds Oil Company with operator and driller details listed. Falcon Seaboard Drilling plans Logan County projects and Nicklas No 1 near Stasskam, while Rodman No 1 in Stoneham field targets Muddy production with preparations underway.
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Thras
Weld County
Fred Roeder
Slossot Greeley
Olds
Ol Conmunaty
Gornleh
ULB. A. No
Falcon
Bolls
Don
Miles Gillette
Graver
Fie Sterrod-Apperson
Earl Sller
Colorado Wynming Trilling Company
Ain
Stoneham District
Bonham No
Swnene
Logan
Ginter
Warren
Cinthur
Lovatina
Stasskam Ana
Highway
Balamonta
California
Pierce Li
South Texas Development Company
Stoneham Fold
Rodman No. 1
Sithd
Tuley and Grier
Rodman
Stoneham
John Nicklas
Ik Ix
South Texas
Ste James Mortenson
Sweesw
Lia Pweip
Tle
Bradley Says Atomic Power Delays Russia
Washington reports that Gen A Bradley chairman of the chiefs of staff says the Soviet Union would pay a heavy price if it makes a military move against Europe and that the United States holds military superiority with atomic weapons. The remarks were part of a secret hearing transcript on defense spending.
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Bradley
Russia
Washington
Europa
Gene Fiir N. Bradley
Figh
United States
TS. Wilitary
Gaynelty
Hradlay
Merit Board Spending Pull Heads to Court
Denver June 17 The question whether Colorado's civil service commission can spend more money next year than appropriated was submitted to the state supreme court. Gov Thornton filed interrogatories drafted by Attorney General Duke W Dunbar to obtain a quick decision on a vital public interest.
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Denver
Caldrado
State
Auprema Court
High Court
Thorstas
Thornton
Duke ‘W. Dunbar
H. Lawrence Hinklay
Civil Service
Merlt Board
Big Model Hours Set For Colorado-Big Thompson Display
A large scale Colorado-Big Thompson model will be shown at Guuler Hall with afternoon and evening viewing over several days. At 4 pm lectures by Prof. Harley Glilden of the USCR science department will explain the project and model details. Open inspection runs 4:40 to 6 pm and 7:30 to 10 pm on Wednesday Thursday Friday and Monday June 23.
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Gunter Hall
Areslon
Marley Glidden
Vlaitora
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado
Mountalna
Guuler Hall
Harley Glilden
Uscr Science Department
Sterling Rejects Oil Lease Near City Water Wells
Sterling, Colorado, officials debate a proposed oil lease near city water wells. Public comments grow tense as Council members consider potential environmental and legal impacts and await decisive vote.
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Sterling
Col. Dine
Lawl Fen
A &Perdal
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