Biochemist Commits Suicide During House Inquiry Probe
The research biochemist, William A. Shepony, 40, died by suicide in his laboratory near Leifie Grove as a House inquiry called him to testify. Police said he was found after a trigger event tied to the hearing, with colleagues describing mounting stress from the investigation. The Stanford Marine Laboratory researcher had warned of potential dangers in his cancer and mental health research.
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Sintelleehihal
Antilbee
Fuand
Akan
William A. Sheyoni
Fred
Leifie Grove
Henied
Llesoinit
Hienak Tayeader
Mouseys
Armeriyan Artryiting
Rees
CVA
Sherwoni
Tiborateriog Sind
Sheewand
Uakhead
Shieeswo
Mowemen
Inyaele
Vancouver
Igrillant
Slinford Marine Laboratory
American Gancer Society
Morse Moves To Delay Civil Rights Measure
Senator Morse of Oregon opposes a straightforward path to early passage of the civil rights bill. He threatens to move to bypass the Senate Judiciary Committee and seeks other routes, while acknowledging support for civil rights and criticizing a rushed proposal. The issue centers on committee control and bipartisan leadership with Rastland opposing the bill.
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Morse
Senate
Cision
D-Ore
Lee
Senéitey Judices Committee
Mile
Sen
Daygas Deli
Leon
Rastland
D-Miss
Romainee
Dortthieu Campbell Divorce Case In Thirteenth District
In The Courts District Card Mrs Dortthieu Campbell filed for divorce against Thonald Campbell. A habeas corpus writ was sought for a prisoner moved from jail to county hall. Authorities say Pasene’s arrest warrant for removing mortgaged Nebraskan property was issued. governor’s extradition inquiry noted. Court notices list various minor charges and fines including drunken driving and parking penalties.
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Dortthieu Campbell
Ase
Thonald d Campbell
Habeau Corpus
Hehalf
Clarenen
Mibnit Pascoe Iy Shades
Karowstty
Credley
County Hall
Pasene
Mainz
Gree
Paseur
Nebraka
Corlis
Tel
Nebraska
Weil
Ward County Central Hospital Admits List June
An OCR fragment lists numerous admittees and dismissals at Ward County Central Hospital on a Saturday in June. Names include Mrs. Nelson Ing Sr, David Farley, Minnia Wert, William Evk, David M. Faris, Mrs. Darlene Wilson, and many others with addresses across Platteville Johnstown Longmont and Windsor. The scattered entries show wards, street addresses, and accompanying relatives or spouses.
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Ward County Central Hospital
Nelson Ing Sr
Thirtwenth
David Farley
Platteville
Minnia Wert
Wat
Eighth Street
William Evkandl
Talon
David M. Faris
Twolth Avenue
Darlene Wilson
Plattevilles
David V
Agiora
Kinner
Ernest Lofgren
Fourteenth Stroal
George Kinehall
John S. Brow
Wray
Tone Alt Rothe
Kerveys Rossel
Dean Rutterford
Wwleyend Avenue Court
Dimila Nowl
Malfeville
Kathleen Delors
Brush
Cyde
Lawing
Longmont
Ray Pwaints
US Motel
Nariman J. Dall
Hillsbury
Rabin EB
Daughtur
Gieerne
William Lf Kruse
Jackson Hontevard
Fwree Nacklenan
Art Collins
Darcy Gomer
Faughter
Sixth
Thompson
Collins
Maton
Darrel Davis
Falon
James Sarhotio
Nineteenth Avenue
Matis
Fourteenth Avenue
Mra
Fences F
Foren
Ninth
Weekend Toll of Four Crashes Affected Local Roads
Four weekend traffic crashes caused considerable property damage on local routes. Reports cite a 1957 Chevrolet driven by Jemsho Moker and a M48 Dodge truck with Wil Jaan Chresivk colliding on Eighty street near Denver, injuring no one. A VR Dole pickup damaged unknown amounts on Teentieth Street road west of Grueley Salana. Another crash on old TS. 85 near Kersey involved a 1957 Chevrolet and a Mercury, with about $200 damage each. Patrolman Don Girnt and Date control George Miller investigated each incident.
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Tijarien
Galeol
AYN Chevrolet
Jemsho Moker
Pires Aleth
Wil Jaan Chresivk
Denver
Eighbhy
Here
Alvhen
Mietek
Stile
Don Girnt
Cortane Jade Salno
Johnstown
Grueley Salana
Tenek
Ove Duhnshen
Oman
George Miller
Chiryeden Aie
Allert
Editor of Typing Books Conducts Clinic
Dr Allan C Lloyd editor of typing publications and mate at the Gree division of Metra 1 Hill Hook company of New York City opened a two day typing clinic in Toon 401 of Carter Nall Librarys. Sessions will be held Tuesday from lod p m He is author or coauthor of Typing books and says typing studies are widespread in U S schools He argues typing helps teachers deal with teenagers and is a wholesome subject for youths The clinic aims to help typing teachers with daily problems and new teaching techniques.
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Allan C. Lloyd
Tre Gree
Metra
Hill Hook Company
New York City
Toon
Carter Nall
Tuya
la Feraduila Devel
Wintobher
Banks
United States
Ting
Linyd
Br Dnyd
Dirs
Rickling Baby Wins Beer for Father in County Birth Tradition
Rickling baby born on Mother's Day at a local hospital in Weld County. Father awarded a beer certificate by the Weld County Commissioners as part of the county custom honoring the first baby born in the year. Baby Rickling weighed 8 pounds 5 ounces and is the Hicklings’ fourth child.
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Alareene Rickling
Nopaiany Rickling
Grreley
Wold County General Hospital
Kelli
Todas
Penmate
Father's Bay
Damaged Vehicles After Intersection Crash
A pickup truck driven by Evel Exmond Young of Hudson sustained $125 damage, and a 2 door car driven by Edwin Brotherton of Littleton suffered $84 damage in a collision at Thirteenth Street and Ninth Avenue around 10 08 am Saturday. Young traveled south on Ninth Avenue and ran a stop sign, entering the intersection, while Brotherton was west on Thirteenth Street. Police investigator Charles Arvis charged Young with careless driving.
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Evel Exmond Young
Hudson
Edwin Brotherton
Little
Ninth Avenue
Yong
Brotherton
Thirteenth Front
Charles Arvis
Young
Caterpas
Mrs W V Riches of Johnstown Dies
Mrs W V Riches 80 of Johnstown died Sunday morning after a stroke. Former Ora M Giles she married March 30 1898 in Hilingis. They moved to Johnstown in 1911. Active in church and civic affairs they belonged to the Methodist church. Four daughters survived with a son in Fremont Neb and a grandson and great granddaughter listed. Funeral services scheduled 3 p m Wednesday from the Johnstown Methodist church. Schreiner Mortuary in charge.
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We ¥. Riches
Johnstown
Ora M. Giles
Harm Jan
Smith Venax
Triches
London
England
Hlingis
Tuth
Methodist Church
Miches
Tiches
Dauhlee
Yorothy Tier
Fremont
Neb
James Tee
Bronx City
Towa
Carmen Tice
Sioux City
Johnstown Methodist Church
Schreiner Mortuary
Local births and parents list in Weld County area
A sequence of birth notices from Weld County and surrounding towns. Daniel Delroy Shoemaker, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Shoemaker of 106 North Twenty third Avenue, weighs pounds and ounces, born June 15 at 10 17 p m at Weld County General Hospital. Other children named Toyce Jeanne Melody Marlene Douglas Duane and another, with grandparents listed. Also mentions births Sunday June 18 and June 16 at Weld County General Hospital and an advertisement for air conditioning from Cummings Sheet Metal Works.
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Robert Shoemaker
North
Weld County
General Hospital
the Shoemakers
Daniel Delroy
Toyce Jeanne
Melody Marlene
Douglas Duane
Duownene
Marry Shoemaker
Wiggins
R. C. Conrad
Fort Worth
Tex
Guy L. Hall
Denver
Ales
C. L. Hall
Greeley
al _Carlson-rink
Cloverlent Dairy
Mrs. Abeling Architeque
Eaton
Weld County General Hospital
Supreme Court finds wrongful firing of John Stewart in 1951
The Court ruled 8-0 that John Stewart was discharged by the State Department in 1951 under Secretary Dean Acheson. It preserved questions about authority and potential back pay while noting Loyalty Review Board rulings. The decision centers on whether Acheson acted within congressional authority and department policy.
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Waslington
Supreme Court
John Stewart
States Dept. Foreign Service Office
Sccretary of
Dean Acheson
United States
Acheson
Jovernment
Loyalty Review
Floods and Tornado Kill Dozens in Northern Italy
In Pavia area floods and a rare tornado sweep through Cigognala and Rebecco Pavese killing at least 7 and injuring around 60. Four people drown in rivers Po Ischia Dora and Stura. Homes collapse destroying half the hamlets. a family of three dies in Cigognala. Damages estimated at 40 million dollars.
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Pavia
Italy
Taly
Europe
Cigognala
Rebecco Pavese
He Po
Conischia
Dora
Stura
Hamble
Song
Cizgoenala
Five Hurt in Two County Traffic Accidents
Two weekend crashes left five people injured in Weld County. In the first, Mrs. Orinda Lucero and her son Henry, both of Johnstown, along with Mary Larsen and Atencio, were hurt when their vehicles collided west of Greeley on U.S. 34 near Smiths Corner. Mrs. Lucero and Atencio were admitted to Weld County General Hospital. Henry Lucero and Larsen were treated and released. A second crash on the Twenty street road west of Twenty third avenue injured Lupe Torres, a passenger inAstiro Rivera’s Ford. the car slid into a telephone post after Rivera failed to negotiate a curve, ending on its wheels. Police investigated both incidents.
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Orinda Lucero
Dlenry
Johnstown
A. V. Alansio
Greeley
Alex M. Larsen
Pransville
Wissael
Lupe ‘Toretes
Fort Lupton
U. S
Smith's Corner
Stone
Nirs
Atencio
Larsen
Weld County General Hospital
Larsen Girl
Lucero
Tucero
Delphin Padellia
Lupe Yorres
Twenty-third Avenue
Torres
Astiro G. Rivera
Tivera
Stalr
Don Girnt
Moose lodge stage show Hypnotic Marvels June 24
A Moose lodge on south Eighth avenue hosts Hypnotic Marvels at 8 pm with star 45 Professor George Singer, a noted hypnotist. An afternoon 2 pm downtown street corner appearance precedes the event, location to be announced. The show promises laughs thrills and hypnosis demonstrations including imaginary ice cream and movie scene escapades. Nearby marriage licenses are listed for several couples.
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Moose Lodge
South Eighth Avenue
George Singer
Monse Lodge
Markets and Livestock Reports From Multiple Falls
Market notes from Venver Livestock and Los Angeles Livestock detail mostly steady markets for cattle calves hogs and sheep with mixed price moves. Reports highlight fed steers heifers and slaughter categories holding firm while certain grades edge higher and others ease. receipts and top quotes are noted across regions and markets.
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Chulee
Buin
Los Angeles
Sleera and
Helfere Atrang
Halie Sigady
Nsoekers
Teeders
Lyad
Ohleh
Chaice
Sleere
Chaice Neiters
Sammershal
Thervier
Chicago Grain News Mixed on Board Trade Amid Weather Woes
Articles show modest interest in grain at Chicago Board of Trade with July wheat futures trading on weather worries from Oklahoma to Bella and Kansas. Reports note crop damage from weekend freezes, ongoing rain forecasts, and price quotes for cash grain including No 2 hard red winter, No 2 yellow corn, oats, rye, and barley with various bid ranges and futures figures.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Lia Bell
Oklahoma
Mansar
ITF
Rye LL
Iran
Wall Street mixed gains as market shows slight uptrend
Wall Street closed Monday with a mixed stock market and a slight uptrend. Volume was about 2.1 million shares, while the previous Friday saw 2.0906 million shares traded, and a range of commodity and livestock figures followed in regional listings. A Denver potato and meat market section noted continued steady to weaker conditions for various listings. In local crime news, Sammy Leija, 19, Milliken, was jailed on petty larceny charges after admitting a $25 theft from a Garnsey Wheeler employee at the garage yard and locker area.
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New York
Sammy Leija
Milliken
Sturday
Garnsey & Wheeler
Leija
Nacker
Po-Lice
Ted Blohm
Nacker Room
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Xeare
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the Tribune
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Vian
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Lerate
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Alon
Cotati
Rickling
Tribune
Grover
Dick Fairchild
Fairchild
Jim Moore
W. V. Riches
Stork Express
Bert
Flog Osler
la Salle
Jime
API Avs
Narnia Rickling of
Ravie 1
Cummings Sheet Metal Works
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Greeiey
Haefeli
Opticians
10Th Ave
9Th St
N. Mary
Moose
Robert Harmel
Lucille Elinor Bruntavier
Loveland
Taonard Pau Blach
Yuma
Joanne Fulenwider
George Wale McNish
Greefey
Karla Anne Jones
Martinez
Sarah Martinez
Gilcrest
Venver Livestock Hoga
Eigurri
Baleimard
Ni & Na
Mat Atridt
al Waughter
Rlaysen
Ull
Uellity
Slaughlee
Averake Chokce
Pleers
Zai Ina
Dune
Calven
UWE Os
Choley
Wanmas City
Teders
Chicago Grain
Wall Street
Toduel
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U.S
Prate’ Basin
Sun
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Colo
Markel
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Fort Lupton Tri Valley
Keenesburg
Farmers Union
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